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75D - PH AMND ZONING ORD CH 41 MUNI CODE
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Zoning Ordinance Amendment No. 2017.04 <br />October 23, 2017 <br />Page 2 <br />In 2003,'the California State Legislature enacted AB1866, which took effect on July 1, •2003. The so- <br />called "Granny Flat" bill instructed local governments to Include_ provisions that encourage the addition <br />of accessory dwelling units in'their municipal codes and to remove unreasonable restrictions on <br />constructing such units by making them ministerial in nature. The bill hadbroad support from a <br />variety of.constituents and.sources and has been lauded as a'means of improving affordable housing <br />stock throughout California, In response to AB1866, the City Council adopted Ordinance No. NS <br />2629, amending the Santa Aha Municipal Code (SAMC) regarding second dwelling units in <br />accordance with the changes made at the state level. The ordinance allowed for second dwelling <br />.units to be constructed In residential zoning districts provided development standards„ such as. <br />parking, lot coverage, setbacks, and unit size'were met. <br />While state legislators and proponents of the Granny Flat bill.. had anticipated'an_ influx of second <br />dwelling units to help alleviate.the shortage of affordablehousing in the state, individuals trying to <br />construct these, units often -faced what legislators perceived as' prohibitive` local regulations that <br />discouraged, their construction. To ease and streamline the perceived prohibitive local regulations, <br />state legislators approved Senate Bill 1069 (SB1069) and Assembly Bill 2299(AB2299) to amend <br />Section 65852.2 of the Government Code relating to second .dwelling units, or ADus (Exhibit 2): <br />The amendments are. intended to further reduce the barriers :to constructing these units, to help <br />combat the complex housing shortage problem, and to increase the number.of affordable housing <br />units while preserving the character of residential neighborhoods. The amendments took effect <br />January 1, 2017, and due to several sections of the City's previously existing second dwelling unit <br />ordinance conflicting with SB1069 and AB2299, Santa Ana's local ordinance wail superseded by <br />state taw and is no longer enforceable. <br />The proposed ordinance would change the City's second dwelling unit ,ordinance to be in <br />compliance with state law by repealing the City's 2003 second dwelling unit ordinance (Section 41 <br />.194 'of the SAMC), incorporating the new state provisions, :and introducing new tailored ADU <br />'regulations that recognize the diversity of Santa Ana neighborhoods. <br />New State Accessory Dwelling Unit Law <br />The new state ADU law (effective January 1, 2017) preempts'a local jurisdiction's ability to regulate, <br />aspects of ADU location and development. Local ordinances must adhere to the following standards: <br />• Approvals must be "by right"'or ministerial in nature. <br />• No passageway (unobstructed pathway extending from a street to one entrance of the accessory <br />dwelling unit) shall be required in conjunction with the construction of a ADU. <br />• No setbacks shall be required for an existing garage that is'converted to an ADU <br />75D-6 <br />
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