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Board Actions
- Supervisors approve Framework create ad hoc committee
- Renewal Enterprise District joint powers agreement
- Recovery updates County hazardous tree removal
- County and city rainy season preparation efforts
- Rebuilding permits and over excavation program
- Draft Recovery and Resiliency Framework presented to BOS
- Draft Recovery and Resiliency Framework presented to BOS Powerpoint
- Status of rebuilding permits and crisis counseling program
- Status of rebuilding permits and legislative update on state fire bills
- Emergency Alert Tests WEA SoCoAlert
- Burned Tree Removal FEMA Grant Apps Legislative Advocacy
- Over Excavation Federal Block Grants Public Input
- Urban Land Institute program and funding
- Journeys End status
- California Office of Emergency Services on debris removal
- Update and status of recovery plan
- Successful CAL FIRE grant application
- Approve resolution creating an Office
- Update including tree removal along county roads
- Legislative efforts and advocacy
- Receive update on recovery operations
- Accept Recovery and Resiliency Draft Plan
- Recovery Framework
- Recovery Progress
- FEMA Hazard Mitigation Grant Program
- News
- Recovery and Resilience Calendar
- Back to Recovery Progress
Housing and Economy
More than 5,000 housing units were lost to the wildfires, compounding the housing crisis that existed before the fires in October 2017. To achieve a vision of a housing market that is in balance, climate smart, and affordable, and equitable and that encourages diversity, the County is embracing a new regional approach to produce 30,000 new housing units by 2023. On October 23, 2018, the Board of Supervisors approved the following Phase II zoning code changes intended to reduce constraints to developing housing: Other steps Economy
Steps taken include:
On May 7, 2018, the Board of Supervisors approved the following Phase I zoning code changes intended to reduce constraints to developing housing: