adu. and because our local program the way the state law is written we have 3 different path ways to approve adu's. the local, state and hybrid program. we president pits kin duplicate third degree file because it became clear the state program does not require rent control and the local does. and as public policy, we wanted look into whether we could drive more project applicants in the local program. we have gone kind of down that road to figure out what is possible under the state. law and hcd opinion about this. one -- the reason this language was added the 60 daytime line language is required in the state mandate program. one of the ideas that was that put forward to make them more similar to each other is add the same language to a local program and inknow tension to incent sunrise the program and make them more similar to each other. but after -- talking to assistant director and understanding this better, i have a better understanding a better understanding of the time line man dated by a b 1114. already applied to adu's and agree that it might be simple to stick with this time line.

adu approval. a state program, hybrid program, and our local program.rogram has existed since 2016 and our local program requires that adu's are subject to our rent stabilization ordinance as is majority of the housing stock in san francisco providing stability and housing rights to hundreds of thousands of san franciscans. we are told that passing these conforming changes is the latest legislative item required to receive a prohousing from state housing community development department, which would presumably give us higher marks in applying for state affordable housing funding. while the item was at land use and drafted relatively miner amendments which our city attorney advised had a legal basis which would steer more adu applications into the local program in rent control instead of the state program withouterant rent control. at this point, hcd never having reached out to the supervisor who offered these amendments directly instead contacted amy friman at sper who communicated the council of community housing organizations and their member affordab

adu approval. a state program, hybrid program, and our local program.rogram has existed since 2016 and our local program requires that adu's are subject to our rent stabilization ordinance as is majority of the housing stock in san francisco providing stability and housing rights to hundreds of thousands of san franciscans. we are told that passing these conforming changes is the latest legislative item required to receive a prohousing from state housing community development department, which would presumably give us higher marks in applying for state affordable housing funding. while the item was at land use and drafted relatively miner amendments which our city attorney advised had a legal basis which would steer more adu applications into the local program in rent control instead of the state program withouterant rent control. at this point, hcd never having reached out to the supervisor who offered these amendments directly instead contacted amy friman at sper who communicated the council of community housing organizations and their member affordab

rules as broader changes cascade down from the state. >> we've been putting in place local regulations that facilitate adu production trying to stay one step ahead of the state. >> reporter: at the heart of the regulations a 60 day maximum review period and preapproved building plans. the fast tracking does come with one notable restriction. no short-term rentals of fewer than 30 days. >> this is one of the solutions to the housing crisis. there are many that are needed. there is no silver bullet. >> reporter: across town eric of elite construction is at work on another adu. he said he saw a adu construction boom on the horizon five years ago. back then building one meant navigating a complex web of regulations. but he chose to pivot his business anyway. >> the state laws in the local laws were pretty unfriendly toward the process. we went ahead and started our division at that time thinking it will get better or we will figure out how to make it work. >> reporter: he estimates 40% of his business now comes from adu's. like the one his company is building for homeowner margaret benton. she's the hands on