Good evening.

I like to call order.

Thursday, March twentieth, the regular meeting of the South San Francisco Planet Commission.

This meeting is being held in person at the Library's Park and Recreation Building Council Chambers.

Please note that all commission time limits and rules of the quorum will apply to public comments.

Here.

Commissioners Evans and Shahade are absent.

Vice Chair Pamaku is absent, and Chairperson Punis Ostrick is absent.

Any change to the agenda?

Yes.

Staff would like to move the consent calendar to after administrative business.

Okay.

Any member of the public wish to address the commission at this time?

We have no speaker cards.

Okay.

Next disclosure of ex parte communication.

If any commissioners have had any communications with applicants, did any cider project visits, had interactions with third parties or had any conflict regarding any items on the agenda.

You may disclose them at this time.

If you like to recuse yourself for any item, you can also do that at this time.

Hearing none, we'll move on to the next item.

And see, so we move the consent tell.

We'll move on to administrative business.

Item number two is a report regarding the 2024 general plan and housing element annual progress report.

And I am going to start the presentation and then Stephanie is going to finish it.

And as you all know, uh Billy Gross, our principal planner, is really our general plan expert, and he is on vacation.

So he is having a great time, and I'm here presenting for him.

So I'm also having a great time.

He's presented plenty of items for me, that's for sure.

So I'm just gonna this is on just get this on here.

There we go.

Okay, so tonight we're gonna present our annual progress reports for 2024.

We have our general plan annual progress report, which is to ensure that our general plan is maintaining consistency with state law requirements.

I'm also gonna give a brief implementation on our policies and action update.

Um and then also um just a reminder about the general plan data dashboard, and then after that, Stephanie will give an update on the housing element APR.

So um as the Commission Okay, is this better?

Oh yeah.

Okay, great.

So as um the Commissioners recall, our Shape SSF 2040 general plan was adopted in October in 2022, and our general plan continues to be consistent with all of the state statutory requirements.

There was a new state law that is in effect now.

It's called Assembly Bill 2580, which um states that if any properties within the city were designated as historic places, we need to report that as part of the general plan annual report.

And there were no properties within South San Francisco that were designated as historic places last year.

So we do not have a report on that.

We also did not have any general plan amendments in 2024, so we have no uh report on that either.

So this chart here shows the most recent year that our um general plan elements were updated.

As you can see, most of them were updated most recently in 2022 when the general plan was adopted, with the exception of a few elements which were um updated in 2023, and that was part of the Lindenville specific plan.

So this table just shows an example of a general plan implementation table.

Um in the Planning Commission staff report attachments, one and two are the detailed general plan implementation tables that show the current status of each of the 764 policies and actions within the general plan.

So if you're looking at these tables, the ones that are highlighted in yellow indicate that they have been updated since last year.

So perhaps a change in um the status has occurred, maybe a new program has started that shows that we're working towards implementation of those actions or policies, or it's possible that um they've changed uh time frame as well.

Overall, items that are considered complete or ongoing have increased from 51 percent to 55 percent.

Items considered underway have increased from 16% to 19%, and items with no action have decreased from 33% to 26%.

So basically, what this shows is you know the general plan has been in place for um a little under three years now, and the city is working you know steadily towards implementation of the general plan.

Um it is a dynamic effort, so obviously this is going to change every year, and we're just happy that we're making progress on the general plan.

Here we have an example of our general plan data dashboard, and this is a resource that's available online.

So if you go to Shape SSF, if you just put that into search engine, it'll take you to our general plan dashboard, and the data dashboard is updated with the most recent accessible data if this is available.

So you can see things like what are we showing here?

So children enrolled in school.

So that's an example of a data point that's available on the general plan dashboard, and that'll probably change you know yearly.

And with that, I'm going to wrap up this part of the presentation and turn it over to Stephanie to give an update on the housing element annual progress report.

Thank you, Adina.