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inclusionary housing

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  1. September 9, 2026San Mateo County Planning Commission (Sept. 9, 2026): Coronado Ave. coastal appeal, Denniston dredging, inclusionary housing editsThe Planning Commission convened Sept. 9, 2026 (9:00 a.m., Board Chambers + Zoom) to consider three substantive items: an appeal of a coastal development permit for a new single‑family home and ADU on Coronado Avenue (PLN2026‑00046), a 10‑year extension for dredging operations at Denniston Reservoir (PLN2026‑00165), and an ordinance amendment to modify inclusionary housing requirements across multiple County zoning chapters.
  2. September 3, 20262120–2160 Euclid Avenue East Palo Alto — council agenda lists IHO alternative‑compliance finding (Sept. 1, 2026)East Palo Alto's Sept. 1, 2026 City Council agenda includes an item to find that the proposed alternative for the 2120–2160 Euclid Avenue mixed‑use project meets the city's Inclusionary Housing Ordinance alternative compliance option — a near‑term regulatory decision that affects entitlement timing and affordable‑housing obligations.
  3. August 29, 2026Search: San Mateo County Planning Commission housing element rezoning Aug 26, 2026On Aug. 26 the San Mateo County Planning Commission heard Housing Element rezoning materials and related coordination tied to a multi‑jurisdiction inclusionary housing and linkage‑fee study. The county actions could change allowable housing capacity, inclusionary set‑asides, and non‑residential fee exposure for Daly City, Brisbane, East Palo Alto and other Peninsula jurisdictions — affecting feasibility of office-to-housing redevelopment and mixed‑use projects.