Politics & Government
Redwood City Unveils Interactive Map For Housing Element Strategy
The site shows each of the city's neighborhoods, approved and proposed projects and single-family residential homes where SB 9 applies.
REDWOOD CITY, CA — Redwood City unveiled a new interactive map to view potential housing sites and strategies in the city’s draft housing element for 2023-31.
The site shows each of the city’s neighborhoods, approved development projects, proposed projects and single-family residential homes where Senate Bill 9 applies. The map also shows different strategies by which the city can meet its planning allotment for the next housing element.
Click here to view the map.
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Redwood City must plan for 4,588 housing units for the 2023-2031 Regional Housing Needs Allocation cycle. The pandemic slowed down some expected building permits, but Redwood City entitled over 900 housing units between 2019-21, according to city staff.
The city’s planning commission will hold a study session and public hearing on the draft housing element, potential housing sites and draft rezoning strategies on Tuesday at 6 p.m. Click here to access the meeting.
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Redwood City released its draft housing element on Feb. 23. The city council will hold a study session Mar. 21 after a 30-day comment period.
Click here to view the draft housing element.
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