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shelters are allowed by right and must be reflected and implemented in the Housing <br />Element noting the city has fulfilled and completed the requirement, noted it is <br />reflected in the city's Strategic Plan where there are specific goals and strategies <br />relating to establishing emergency shelter and collaborating with other government <br />agencies and community groups to provide resources for the homeless population. <br />Ms. Haluza then provided a timeline on the process to adopt SB2 including multiple <br />meetings including industrial property owners, wide range of groups and government <br />agencies were involved in the stakeholder /working meetings including the Santa Ana <br />Unified School District, adding there was an enormous amount of input, research, <br />study, tours of other shelters which resulted in the ordinance adopted by the Council. <br />Chairman Sarmiento inquired during these discussions if the specific site of <br />Normandy Place was disclosed. Ms. Haluza noted no specific sites were identified <br />at that time. <br />Ms. Haluza discussed the methodology to identify a zone, zones that could satisfy <br />the SB2 requirement, reviewed the separation buffering criteria noting there is a total <br />of 995 acres identified, reviewed the operational standards, noted one of the most <br />important parts of the ordinance is the requirement of a Management and <br />Operational Plan which is an opportunity for the public to be involved in establishing <br />the parameters under which the shelter would operate and used as a tool to address <br />some of their concerns. <br />B. POTENTIAL AMENDMENTS TO CITY'S EMERGENCY SHELTER ORDINANCE <br />Ms. Haluza discussed four options to amend the Emergency Shelter Ordinance <br />• Amend the ordinance to include additional operational standards. Requires a <br />zoning ordinance amendment. State law places limitations on these. <br />• Amend the ordinance to reduce the number of beds permitted by right for the <br />multi - service center. Requires a zoning ordinance amendment. <br />• Reduce the areas within the Industrial zones where shelters could be allowed. <br />Requires a zone change. <br />• Adopt a moratorium to stop the permitting of any new emergency shelters. May <br />not apply to shelters that are approved ministerially. May not apply to shelters on <br />County -owned property. Renders City out of compliance with the Housing <br />Element law. <br />Discussion ensued on the replacement of the Armory site which had approximately <br />200 beds, number and size of shelters allowed in the ordinance, the moratorium <br />process, economic development affects to the industrial area and businesses, <br />potential for County Pre - Emption of city's code, the proposed shelter in Fullerton, <br />County outreach meeting on July 2, and notification to area property owners and <br />tenant residents. <br />Vice Chair Martinez noted frustration indicating when the County sought to buy the <br />bus terminal in the Civic Center a letter was sent to the County indicating the city <br />controls the land use and the zoning, now saying that this code applies just in <br />Development & Transp. Council Committee Minutes September 30, 2014 <br />
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