CITY OF OAKLAND

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Mayor Schaafs Housing Implementation Cabinet Meeting

Wednesday, December 2, 2015
11:00 am 2:00 pm
(Lunch will be provided)
Mayors Office Large Conference Room, City Hall
1. Welcome Tomiquia Moss

(5 minutes)

2. Introductions - All (5 min.)

3. Rapid fire updates (5 minutes)
a. Can new homes in affordable housing properties be restricted for
Oaklanders? Barbara Kautz
b. What is happening with the Working Group focused on NOAHs and finance?
Josh Simon
c. What is the latest activity around bond(s)? Gloria Bruce
4. Our process to completion Heather Hood (10 min.)
a. Today: deep dives and sneak peak for wrestling with trade-offs
b. Thursday, December 17th from 11-3pm

Deep dive -creating and competing for new funds

Trade offs and finalize recommendations

Operationalizing recommendations

c. January 2016 complete final report and share broadly

d. 2016 Elected officials, staff and community makers review, refine and
advance strategies as policies and/or practices
e. 2016 Advance key mechanisms for creating and competing for funds
5. Deep dives into three strategies
a. Impact fees and inclusionary zoning Claudia Cappio and Darin Ranelletti (15
minute overview; 25 minute discussion)
Impetus for the nexus study and its results Darin Ranelletti
Current deliberations of the Stakeholder Group regarding impact fee
calibrations and timing Claudia Cappio

Status of the California ruling around inclusionary zoning Barbara Kautz

San Franciscos dial Jesse Blout
Question: How should the City create a comprehensive strategy with
impact fees and/or inclusionary zoning in the future? Offer developers
one or the other? A choice? Phase in depending on market indicators?

GATHER FOOD FOR WORKING LUNCH (15 minutes)

The San Francisco Foundation has graciously provided lunch.
b. Public land Mark Sawicki and Gloria Bruce (15 minute overview; 25 minute
discussion)
Current status of public land policies and tools to maximize the
usefulness of the land
Scan and location of public land, and its usefulness of public land for
housing
Surplus Land Act
Work Group, its endeavors and agreements thus far
Draft principles and public lands policy
Considerations around land valuation and rezoning
Question: Given how scarce the land is for housing, el talon affordable
housing, how should the City best use the asset to address housing
needs?
c. Renters protections and services Michele Byrd and Dawn Philips (15 minute
overview; 25 minute discussion)
Current ordinances strengths and weaknesses from a tenant
perspective compared to a landlord perspective
How tenants and landlords are served by the City now Website,
Housing Assistance Center, contracts with nonprofits for tenant
outreach and legal services, etc.
Considerations around how to fund City services
Current policies in play that effect tenants and landlords
Work Group, its endeavors and agreements thus far
Draft principles and draft ordinance
Key questions
6. Closing discussion (15 minutes)