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Enhanced Density Bonus Ordinance

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The City of Long Beach is advancing amendments to Chapter 21.15 and Chapter 21.68 of its Municipal Code to refine the Enhanced Density Bonus Program, aligning it with the goals of the General Plan Housing Element and the Regional Housing Needs Allocation. These changes aim to streamline and expand density bonus incentives to encourage the development of affordable and supportive housing types, helping the city meet its housing goals more effectively. The revisions are designed to simplify the application process, clarify eligibility criteria, and enhance the program’s utility for developers seeking to include below-market-rate units in new projects. The initiative is part of a broader strategy to increase housing supply, reduce barriers to construction, and promote equitable housing outcomes across the city. The ordinance updates will support the creation of diverse housing options, including those for low-income households, seniors, and individuals with special needs, while ensuring compliance with state housing mandates. The project is being managed by the City’s Long Range Planning division, with Christian Turner, Planner IV, serving as the primary point of contact for inquiries and coordination. The forecasted posting date is June 12, 2026, indicating the city is preparing for upcoming regulatory changes and public engagement leading up to implementation.

General Info

Amendments enhance density bonus program to boost affordable housing, streamline approvals, and meet state housing mandates.

Agency

California → City of Long Beach

NAICS

925120 - Administration of Urban Planning and Community and Rural DevelopmentView NAICS

Place of Performance

Long Beach, CA

Set-Aside

NONE

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Long Beach Enhanced Density Bonus Program Update Notice of Determination

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PostedJun 12

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AgencyCalifornia → City of Long Beach

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California → City of Long Beach

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Christian TurnerPlanner IV – Long Range Planning

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The proposed project would implement various amendments to Chapter 21.15, Definitions, and Chapter 21.68, Enhanced Density Bonus, of the City's Municipal Code regarding the Enhanced Density Bonus Program Update, which would serve as an implementation action for the Citys General Plan Housing Element, provide a mechanism to meet the Citys RHNA, promote affordable and supportive housing types, and streamline density bonus options within the city.

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