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Program Program Objectives Responsible Program 18.3) consist of profit developers that include units for large families at very low incomes. 216 lower-income units. The City successfully Continue/Edit: worked with Sunflower Hill, Edit program When considering how to utilize the City's Lower -Income a non-profit organization, on a housing project within text to be more clearly written. Housing Fund, consider whether a proposal with a non-profit Housing Division, Irby Ranch and will 18.5 housing developer and a for-profit housing developer - Housing Commission, continue to consider both partnership should be a higher priority project due to its ability City Council non-profit versus for-profit to potentially secure better funding and be developed. partnerships on a case-by- case basis. City Priorities for Housing Developments — Non -Profit Housing Developers The objective The City continues to Continue Actively assist owners of property zoned or designated High- of this program provide information and Density -Residential in soliciting non-profit housing organizations is to assure resources related to for proposals to develop housing affordable to extremely low-, that owners of affordable housing on the 26.1 moderate-, low-, and very low-income households on available HDR Housing Division City's website and sites using lower -income -housing fees. The City will notify all properties are continues to encourage property owners of HDR sites of available City housing informed of owners of high density programs within 6 months of Housing Element adoption. City affordable residential sites to partner housing with non-profit programs. organizations. The City maintained active Continue support (including financial The objective assistance through the of this program City's Housing and Human is to assure Services Grant program) that the City for a wide range of non - Continue to actively support the activities of non-profit maintains a full City Council, Housing profit organizations in 2020, 26.2 organizations that provide special needs housingas well as housing range of Commission, Housing including Habitat for affordable to low- and very low-income households, incentives that Division Humanity, ECHO Housing, through technical assistance or other means. are beneficial CRIL, Abode Services, and to assisting Tri -Valley REACH, Inc. In non-profit addition, the City worked housing directly with MidPen developers. Housing, Satellite Affordable Housing Associates (SAHA), and Existing Programs Review City of Pleasanton I D-15