Housing Element Implementation Zoning Amendments
Redondo Beach
Description
The final reading was scheduled of a zoning change that swaps affordable housing overlay districts for high-density residential (65 du/ac) and mixed-use zoning (65 to 80 du/ac) on the city's identified housing sites.
Impact summary
Brings the city into compliance with state housing mandates and shapes future multi-family development density.
Applicant
- Name
- City of Redondo Beach
- Address
- Citywide — identified housing sites
At a glance
- Hearings
- 3
- Public comments
- 0
- Total mentions
- 3
Last vote · Planning Commission
A recommendation. The council’s outcome is not on record here.
Last discussed May 12, 2026.
Meeting timeline (3)
City Council — May 12, 2026
The final reading was scheduled of a zoning change that swaps affordable housing overlay districts for high-density residential (65 du/ac) and mixed-use zoning (65 to 80 du/ac) on the city's identified housing sites.
Planning Commission — March 31, 2026
An update to the city's housing element and zoning codes replacing affordable housing overlays with high-density and mixed-use districts.
Planning Commission — March 19, 2026
Updates to the City's Housing Element, Land Use Element, and zoning codes to replace affordable housing overlays with high-density residential and mixed-use districts.
Related issues (2)
Housing Element and Zoning Code Amendments
Redondo Beach is overhauling its housing rules to comply with state requirements, replacing affordable housing overlays with high-density residential and mixed-use districts allowing up to 80 units per acre.
Housing Element Zoning Amendments (Ordinance No. 3311-26)
The city proposed replacing its affordable housing overlay districts with high-density residential zoning (65 units per acre) and mixed-use zoning (65 to 80 units per acre) on designated housing sites. This determines how many homes can be built in your neighborhood and whether affordability requirements stay attached.
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