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Table D-1: Existing Housing Element Programs Review <br />Program Responsible • Delete <br /># Program . <br />Pa rty I Continue <br />Housing Variety, Type, and Density <br />Modify: <br />Reframe as a <br />Discourage the redesignation of areas designated for High <br />There were no high Density <br />no net loss <br />1.1 <br />Density Residential development. The objective of this program <br />City Council <br />Residential properties <br />program <br />is to ensure that adequate sites are available to accommodate <br />redesignated. <br />consistent with <br />the City's regional housing need for all income levels. <br />Senate Bill (SB) <br />166. Merge with <br />Program 12.1. <br />The City updated the <br />Continue/ <br />Accessory Dwelling Unit <br />Update: <br />(ADU) Ordinance in 2021 <br />Update to <br />Continue monitoring second units to determine if they are being <br />Housing Division, <br />to comply with state law. <br />reflect ADU <br />6.1 <br />rented and, if so, determine their rent levels. Include conditions <br />Housing Commission, <br />The updated Ordinance <br />Ordinance and <br />of approval for second unit Administrative Design Review <br />Planning Division <br />requires a restrictive <br />ADU rent level <br />approvals requiring a monitoring program. <br />covenant with language <br />monitoring <br />requiring participation in the <br />program. <br />City's monitoring program <br />regarding ADU rent levels. <br />Modify: Revise <br />to facilitate the <br />production of <br />ADUs through <br />Create incentives for homeowners to rent their second units to <br />The City updated the <br />City -approved <br />moderate-, low-, and very low-income households as well as <br />Accessory Dwelling Unit <br />standard ADU <br />those with disabilities (including developmental disabilities). <br />Housing Division, <br />(ADU) Ordinance in 2021 <br />plans and other <br />The City's role would be to develop the program materials <br />Housing Commission, <br />to comply with state law, <br />methods (e.g., <br />6.2 <br />including information, criteria for qualifications, and incentives, <br />Five units per <br />Planning Division, <br />which establishes objective <br />ADU handbook, <br />and to monitor the success of the program. Incentives should <br />year <br />Builng ivision <br />diD <br />standards and limits impact <br />landlord <br />include fee reductions waivers and information/assistance to <br />, <br />Planning Commission <br />fees that can be applied to <br />resources, etc.). <br />help homeowners be landlords. Such incentives should be <br />ADUs. The City continues <br />Remove <br />made available to applicants of second units during the <br />to encourage ADU owners <br />Administrative <br />Administrative Design Review or Building permit process. <br />to rent their units. <br />Design Review <br />process; ADUs <br />are only subject <br />to building <br />permits. <br />Existing Programs Review City of Pleasanton I D-3 <br />