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Program <br /># <br />Program <br />Objectives <br />development <br />Responsible <br />Party <br />Evaluation <br />other incentives, such as <br />Modify <br />I Continue <br />law (e.g., AB <br />projects that provide the largest number of units at the greatest <br />level of affordability. The availability of incentives will be <br />community <br />increased density through <br />2345) <br />incorporated in the City's Inclusionary Zoning Ordinance, to be <br />density bonus provisions, <br />consistent with State law and recent court decisions, but for <br />have been utilized by <br />specific projects, will also be promoted through the City's web <br />affordable housing projects <br />site, in local newspapers, and through posting at public places <br />over the planning period. <br />subject to normal procedures. <br />The City provided priority <br />processing for the <br />Sunflower Hill project in <br />2017. <br />Modify: <br />Maintain zoning adequate to accommodate Pleasanton's share <br />The City continues to <br />Reframe as a <br />of the regional housing need for all income levels. Sites <br />monitor the zoning within <br />no net loss <br />12.1 <br />designated High Density Residential or Mixed Use shall be <br />City Council <br />the City to accommodate all <br />program <br />developed at a minimum density of 30 units per acre, and <br />RHNA needs. This is <br />consistent with <br />comport with the adopted Housing Site Development Standards <br />implemented on an <br />Senate Bill (SB) <br />and Design Guidelines for Multifamily Development. <br />ongoing basis. <br />166. Merge with <br />Program 1.1. <br />Since October 2016, <br />Continue <br />Habitat for Humanity has <br />Attempt to rehabilitate five ownership -housing units affordable <br />administered the City's <br />to extremely low-, low- and very low-income households <br />Housing Rehabilitation <br />identified as having major building code violations each year <br />Five ownership <br />Program, which provides <br />between 2015 and 2023, and maintain their affordability. <br />units and one <br />grants or loans to extremely <br />gragownn <br />Attempt to rehabilitate at least one apartment complex by 2020. <br />apartment <br />very lows and low - <br />12'2 <br />Single -family homes will be identified through the City's <br />complex prior <br />Housing Division <br />income homeowners. No <br />Housing Rehabilitation Program which already has in place an <br />to the end of <br />apartment projects sought <br />outreach program. The City will survey existing apartment <br />the Planning <br />City funding for <br />complexes, including working with local non-profit housing <br />Period <br />rehabilitation projects <br />development agencies, to ascertain the need for rehabilitation. <br />during this time. Since <br />Owners of identified complexes will be contacted and made <br />2015, the City has issued <br />aware of the availability of rehabilitation assistance. <br />15 rehabilitation grants to <br />lower income homeowners <br />through this program. <br />Strive to construct, rehabilitate, and conserve the City's regional <br />The City continues to strive <br />Delete: Retain <br />share of housing within the constraints of available <br />to construct housing within <br />as a policy. <br />12.3 <br />infrastructure, traffic, air quality, and financial limits, by the <br />City Council <br />the constraints of available <br />Programs for no <br />conclusion of the current Regional Housing Needs <br />infrastructure, traffic, air <br />net loss <br />Determination period — in 2023. <br />quality, and financial limits. <br />address <br />Existing Programs Review City of Pleasanton I D-7 <br />
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