6-24-2026 County of San Diego Board of Supervisors Meeting (PM Session)

The County of San Diego Board of Supervisors held a meeting on June 24, 2026, focusing primarily on the adoption of an inclusionary housing ordinance aimed at increasing affordable housing within the county. Staff presented detailed proposals including set-aside requirements for affordable units in new residential developments, minimum project size applicability, alternative compliance options such as in-lieu fees and land donations, and incentives to encourage on-site affordable housing. The board discussed various tiers of affordable housing requirements, project thresholds, and compliance flexibility, balancing the need to support affordable housing production without negatively impacting overall housing development. Public comments included support for strong affordable housing measures and concerns about feasibility and equity. The board ultimately passed a motion adopting the ordinance with tier two set-aside requirements for most projects, tier three for general plan amendments, a minimum project size of 10 units, prioritized alternative compliance options, and a 120-day phase-in period for new projects. Additional agenda items included confirmation of fiscal year 2026-2027 levies for community facility districts and approval of sanitation district fees, both of which passed unanimously. The meeting also featured public comments on various community issues and concluded with a memorial tribute and adjournment to closed session.