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Program Program Objectives Evaluation Delete affordable housing within the next several years. Advocate changes in Federal and State legislation to provide The City continues to Continue incentives for the development of housing for special needs and advocate Federal and State 9.3 housing affordable to extremely low-, low- and very low-income Housing Commission, legislative changes and households and to overcome barriers to housing affordable to City Council provides general support to low- and very low-income households. legislative efforts on an ongoing basis. In 2015, Municipal Code Modify: Revise Chapter 17.36 was to reflect that Conduct a review of the Growth Management Program and amended to ensure that the the Growth amend as necessary to assure the rate of residential Growth Management Management development, limited to 235 units per year consistent with the Ordinance does not include Program must City's Growth Management unit allocation, is consistent with the constraints including comply with all City's current and new infrastructure capacities, including preventing the City from requirements of 10.1 roadways, water, sewer, and facilities, etc. The objective of this City Council meeting its share of the the Housing program is to assure that the City's Growth Management regional housing need for Crisis Act Program is consistent with State law and that there is a all income levels during the (Senate Bill procedure for assuring that there is available infrastructure to Housing Element planning 330) while it is serve future approved residential development, and to create a period per Program 30.2. in effect. more efficient process for implementing the program. The City continues to monitor and review the Growth Management Program. The City continues to Continue require that all regulatory 10.2 Require the duration of extremely low-, low- and very City Council agreements for below - market rental units to be in low-income set-aside units within projects to be in perpetuity. perpetuity (or if required due to financing, for 99 years). Continue to provide incentives such as reduced development The objective Specific incentives are Continue: Note fees, assistance in public improvements, priority in permit of this program included in the City's that density processing, p g, increased density, altered site -development is to assure Inclusionary Zoning bonus 11.1 standards, mortgage revenue bonds, affordable -housing that incentives City Council Ordinance (i.e., fee provisions must competition, and other creative incentives to encourage the are made waiver/deferral, design be updated to development of housing affordable to moderate-, low-, available and modifications, second comply with extremely low-, and very low-income households and known to the mortgages, and priority current state households with special needs. A prioritywill be laced on processing). These and D-6 I City of Pleasanton Existing Programs Review