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AGENDA REPORT
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6/16/2015
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22
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PUBLIC HEARINGS AND OTHER MATTERS <br /> 9. Review of a Revised Affordable Housing Plan for SummerHill Development(5850 West <br /> Las Positas Boulevard) <br /> Mr. Bocian introduced the agenda report noting that in February 2014 the Housing Commission <br /> had approved an Affordable Housing Agreement with SHAC Las Positas Apartments LLC <br /> (SummerHill) for a 177-unit rental development that would include a total of 27 affordable <br /> apartment units. Since then, the developer has reassessed its development plans and has now <br /> submitted a new Planned Unit Development (PUD) application for the same 5.9-acre site at <br /> 5805 West Las Positas Boulevard for a 94-unit townhome condominium ownership <br /> development in lieu of the 177-unit apartment development. He noted that because this new <br /> development exceeds 15 living units it is subject to the City of Pleasanton's Inclusionary Zoning <br /> Ordinance (IZO) and also requires an Affordable Housing Agreement. <br /> Mr. Bocian reviewed with Commissioners: <br /> • Site location, <br /> • Current site structure, <br /> • Description of the project, <br /> • Information regarding current annual income levels from moderate to very low, <br /> • Anticipated unit mix that will include ten 2-bedroom affordable units at an estimated <br /> sales price of$265,000, <br /> • Proposed locations of the affordable units within the development, <br /> • General terms of the Affordable Housing Agreement, <br /> • Compliance with the Inclusionary Zoning Ordinance <br /> • Positive attributes of this this Planned Unit Development, and <br /> • Options for the Commission to discuss and the staff recommendation. <br /> Commissioner Lombardo discussed with Mr. Bocian the ability of low-income owners to stay in <br /> the units should their income grow and whether they would be required to sell the unit. <br /> Commissioners discussed with Mr. Bocian the reduction in low-income units from 14 to 10, the <br /> development plot plan, and whether in-lieu fees would be put into the Lower Income Housing <br /> Fund (LIHF). <br /> Commissioner Lombardo commented on the need for affordable housing in Pleasanton and <br /> discussed the loss of the affordable units if in-lieu fees are accepted from the developer. Mr. <br /> Bocian noted that taking the in-lieu fees would allow the City of Pleasanton to have more funds <br /> to do specific projects such as Kottinger Gardens. <br /> Mr. Bocian provided Commissioner Soby information about the success of the affordable homes <br /> that have been in place for some time in Pleasanton. <br /> Commissioner Cass indicated he agreed with the staff recommendation to approve the <br /> Affordable Housing Agreement for the SummerHill Development. <br /> SummerHill Development representative, John Hickey, provided the Commission with a <br /> PowerPoint presentation of the proposed Las Positas Townhome Condominiums, showing the <br /> conceptual site plan, landscape plan, and conceptual perspective of the site. <br /> Commissioners Lombardo and Soby discussed with Mr. Hickey proposed parking for the <br /> Page - 3 - <br />
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