Item 07 - 2024 General Plan Annual Progress Report

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Attachment B Name of Program Objective Timeframe in KE Status of Program Implementation 7. Building Community A. Prepare an annual report for City Council April Annually The City prepared and submitted an Annual Progress Report, which included a Efforts and public review providing the progress summary of progress made toward achieving the objectives of the Housing Element made toward achieving the quantifiable implementation table. objectives in the Housing Element implementation table. Report to include monitoring of housing production and distribution, especially lower income units, by TCAC areas, CalEnviroScreen ranking, and RIECAP status. 7. Building Community B. Pursue grants and partnership Annually This is an ongoing effort. In 2024, numerous grant applications were submitted Efforts opportunities from local, state, federal, and including applications to the State Outdoor Recreation Legacy Partnership Program, nonprofit partners to continue and expand the Federal Environmental Protection Agency, and a Federal Earmark request through strategic investments that build community. Congressman Correa for projects that will add to the park system's acreage and redevelop one of our oldest parks. 7. Building Community C. Continue to make strategic investments Ongoing In 2024 the City opened two new parks, the new Gerardo Mouet Park and the Artesia Efforts in parks, recreation, access to healthy food, Pilar Park, added a new bike trail along the Santa Ana Gardens flood control channel, safe routes to school, and other capital completed major renovations to Salgado Center and Friendship Park, installed four new improvements, such as achieving three restrooms at Angels, Heritage, Riverview, and Windsor Parks, renovated sportsfield acres of parkland per 1,000 residents set irrigation at Jerome Park, and installed new sports field lighting and Memorial and out in Land Use and Open Space elements, Thornton Parks. and Parks Master Plan to improve resident health. 8. Neighborhood Safety A. Apply the principles of Crime Prevention Ongoing The Planning Division and the Police Department continue to review development Through Environmental Design (CPTED) to projects for the application of CPTED principles. all development project applications to enhance safety and security within all residential developments. 8. Neighborhood Safety B. Create and implement a housing Dec. 2024 The City has an ongoing housing amnesty program for unpermitted ADUs built before amnesty program for unpermitted units in January 1, 2020, offering benefits like simplified habitability standards and waived fees. the city, prioritizing neighborhoods with a disproportionate number or code enforcement cases for unpermitted units, to facilitate legalization and address potential life safety issues.