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This memorandum requests the City Council to adopt a resolution renewing the declaration of a local emergency due to the ongoing homeless shelter crisis in San José. The recommendation is based on the continued existence of homelessness conditions and aims to utilize emergency powers for expedited development of shelter and housing solutions. The memorandum outlines recent achievements in expanding shelter capacity and sets priorities for further actions, including the construction of additional interim housing units and addressing environmental impacts from encampments.
Key points
The memorandum requests the renewal of a local emergency declaration for the homeless shelter crisis in San José.
The City Council previously adopted the original declaration on October 24, 2023, and extended it on June 18, 2024, and December 17, 2024.
Recent developments include the opening of several emergency interim housing sites and the advancement of new housing projects.
The City aims to increase shelter capacity and address environmental impacts related to homelessness.
No costs are associated with the recommended action.
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COUNCIL AGENDA: FILE: ITEM: 6/17/25 25-698 2.31 CITY COUNCIL ACTION REQUEST CEQA COORDINATION Director Approval Mitigated Negative City Attorney’s Office, /s/ Declaration for City Manager’s Budget Erik L. Soliván Emergency Interim Office, Planning, Housing Programs Building, and Code COUNCIL DISTRICT(S) CMO Approval (Resolution No. Enforcement Citywide RES2023-380), File Department, and No. ER 22-198. Public Works 6/4/25 Department. SUBJECT: Extension of the Declaration and Proclamation of a Local Emergency for the Homeless Shelter Crisis in the City of San José RECOMMENDATION Adopt a resolution finding the continued existence of a homeless shelter crisis in the City of San José pursuant to, and in accordance with, the provisions of the California Government Code section 8698 et seq., and renewing the proclamation of a local emergency pursuant to, and in accordance with the provisions of California Government Code sections 8558 and 8630, the San José City Charter, and San José Municipal Code caused by conditions and threatened conditions of homelessness in the City of San José. BASIS FOR RECOMMENDATION Original Homeless Shelter Crisis Declaration and Proclamation DEPARTMENT(S)...
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The City Council of San Jose is considering a resolution to declare the continued existence of a homeless shelter crisis and to renew a local emergency proclamation due to homelessness. The resolution outlines the city's ongoing efforts to address homelessness, including the development of emergency housing and partnerships with various agencies. It emphasizes the need for regulatory flexibility to mitigate the crisis and sets performance indicators to evaluate progress. The resolution appears to be a draft.
Key points
The resolution declares the continued existence of a homeless shelter crisis in San Jose.
It renews a local emergency proclamation due to conditions of homelessness.
The City Council has previously declared a shelter crisis and local emergency on multiple occasions.
The resolution outlines ongoing efforts to develop emergency housing and address homelessness.
It requests support from federal and state governments to combat homelessness.
The resolution includes performance indicators to evaluate progress in addressing the crisis.
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NVF:GAR:MMV 6/5/2025 RESOLUTION NO. A RESOLUTION OF THE COUNCIL OF THE CITY OF SAN JOSE DECLARING (A) THE CONTINUED EXISTENCE OF A HOMELESS SHELTER CRISIS IN THE CITY OF SAN JOSE PURSUANT TO, AND IN ACCORDANCE WITH THE PROVISIONS OF THE CALIFORNIA GOVERNMENT CODE SECTION 8698 ET SEQ.; AND (B) RENEWING THE PROCLAMATION OF A LOCAL EMERGENCY PURSUANT TO, AND IN ACCORDANCE WITH THE PROVISIONS OF CALIFORNIA GOVERNMENT CODE SECTIONS 8558 AND 8630, THE SAN JOSE CITY CHARTER, AND SAN JOSE MUNICIPAL CODE CAUSED BY CONDITIONS AND THREATENED CONDITIONS OF HOMELESSNESS IN THE CITY OF SAN JOSE WHEREAS, pursuant to the provisions of California Government Code Section 8698 et seq., including but not limited to sections 8698.1, 8698.2, 8698.3, and 8698.4, the City may declare a shelter crisis, which is deemed to constitute a local emergency; and WHEREAS, to declare a shelter crisis, the City must find that there is an existence of a situation in which a significant number of persons are without the ability to obtain shelter, resulting in a threat to their health and safety; and WHEREAS, on December 8, 2015, the Council of the City of San José (“City”) first declared a shelter crisis under...
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The proposed amendment titled 'School- & Elder-Safety Buffer' outlines restrictions on the City entering into agreements for interim-shelter rooms if the shelter parcel is within 150 feet of certain sensitive land uses, including schools and residential-care facilities for the elderly. It allows for site-specific waivers under certain conditions, including public hearings and findings related to health and safety protections. The amendment also acknowledges the need for reasonable accommodations under disability law.
Key points
The City cannot enter into agreements for interim-shelter rooms if within 150 feet of schools or elderly care facilities.
Site-specific waivers can be granted after a public hearing and specific findings.
Health and safety protections for vulnerable residents must not be impaired for waivers.
The amendment does not limit reasonable accommodations required under disability law.
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Proposed “School‑ & Elder‑Safety Buffer” amendment to Item 2.31 Add Section 5 – Separation from Sensitive Land Uses (a) The City shall not enter into, renew, or extend any master‑lease, service agreement, or other real‑property contract for interim‑shelter rooms authorized by this resolution if any portion of the shelter parcel lies within one‑hundred‑fifty (150) feet of the property line of: 1. A licensed preschool, elementary, middle, or high school; or 2. A licensed residential‑care facility for the elderly (RCFE), memory‑care, assisted‑living, or skilled‑nursing facility that principally serves persons 60 years of age or older. (b) The Council may grant a site‑specific waiver only after a noticed public hearing and written findings that (i) health‑and‑safety protections for vulnerable residents will not be materially impaired and (ii) no feasible alternate site outside the 150‑foot radius exists that allows the City to meet its state‑mandated interim‑housing goals. (c) Nothing in this section shall limit reasonable accommodation required under state or federal disability law. Proposed “School‑ & Elder‑Safety Buffer” amendment to Item 2.31 Add Section 5 – Separation from...