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7.1 MITIGATION MONITORING PROGRAM Population, Housing, and Employment Table 7.1 continued Timing or Person/ Frequency Monitoring Agency of Impact Mitigation Measure Requirements Responsible' Monitoring' • A policy of land use allocation that would optimize fulfillment of the first three policies. The Monitoring Plan should consist of annual reports of statistical data of the community's employment, population, land use allocations, and other data necessary to measure the recommended changes In the Jobs/Housing program. Changes or modifications in the program may be mandated by the County after } any particular annual review to ensure that the goals of the program are being fulfilled. 4.11-2 The proposed project may not 4.11-2(a) Mach phase of development should be required to include a Pwiannual report. Veri- SJCCDD 0 (annually) have a sufficient supply of housing suflicient quantity of housing that is affordable to workers fication or compliance that is affordable to workers employed in the community. the necessary quantity and with policy prior to employed in the community. price ranges of this housing should be determined prior to each new development the approval of each phase of development. Overall, a phase. minimum target for affordable units or 25 percent of total residential units should be achieved. Monitoring of the impact mitigation program would require a report that evaluates housing affordability for persons employed within the community. "hhe applicant(s) in cooperation with the San Joaquin County Community Development Department should be responsible for preparing the report and for ensuring compliance with the policy that the proposed project attain a jobs-housing balance. 4.11-2(b) Some of the projected shortfalls in affordable housing Review at SP stage. SJCCDD SP could be eliminated through the construction of more multi-family rental housing as replacement for some of the excess housing in the less affordable range. Housing for low and very-low income households, however, may require some form of subsidy to ensure its development.