Ten properties, including a grocery store, a childcare facility and the Coronado Police Department, are expected to deliver the lion's share of the city's housing needs.
City planners presented the draft at a community workshop Thursday evening, identifying 10 properties they say can accommodate 827 of the roughly 1,000 new homes the state deemed necessary to meet the city's housing needs over the next six years. The plan also assumes nearly 200 new accessory dwelling units will be built in Coronado in that timeframe.
"We've had a few of those meetings, and that's why we feel the sites that are included in this housing element have a chance with the state," Brown said."And we think that there's development potential as well."last week, saying his office had been negotiating with Coronado over its housing element in hopes to avoid a lawsuit."We are in the final stages of a resolution which will bring them into compliance," Bonta said."We have a term sheet.
Cities also have to analyze racial and economic segregation and take affirmative steps to achieve better integration. Coronado's analysis found the city is whiter, wealthier and more segregated than its neighbors.
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