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Sunflower Hill on project - <br />specific activities. <br />During the planning period, Continue <br />When land becomes available to the City, consider reserving the City acquired a parcel <br />those sites for non-profit organizations to build housing within Irby Ranch, and <br />26.3 affordable to moderate-, low-, extremely low, and very low- City Council leased it to SAHA/ <br />income households that include three bedroom units for large Sunflower Hill for a 31 -unit <br />households. project for residents with <br />developmental disabilities. <br />Growth Management <br />The City's reporting <br />Continue/ <br />showed that the maximum <br />Modify: Modify <br />Continue to use the Growth Management Report to monitor the <br />Growth Management <br />or delete as <br />numbers and types of units built at all income levels. Use this <br />Planning Division; City <br />Allocations, which are <br />appropriate <br />30.1 <br />information to facilitate the issuance of sufficient numbers of <br />Council <br />consistent with the <br />pending <br />permits to meet the regional housing need throughout the <br />Regional Housing Needs <br />outcomes from <br />planning period. <br />Allocation, had not been <br />Program 10.1. <br />exceeded during the <br />planning period. <br />Review and amend the Growth Management Program to reflect <br />Modify/Merge: <br />current housing and infrastructure conditions and current <br />Revise to reflect <br />housing needs, and to ensure that the Growth Management <br />review of the <br />Ordinance does not include constraints including preventing the <br />Growth <br />City from meeting its share of the regional housing need for all <br />Management <br />income levels during the Housing Element planning period. <br />In 2015, Municipal Code <br />Program <br />30.2 <br />Potential revisions include establishing a regional housing need <br />City Council <br />Chapter 17.36 was <br />against current <br />allocation exemption for all lower income housing, <br />p g, incorporating <br />amended to comply with <br />state law, <br />all lower income regional housing need allocation requirements <br />this Program. <br />including SB <br />into the growth management allocation, and mandating the <br />330. Merge with <br />ability to "borrow" allocation units for lower income housing from <br />Program 10.1. <br />future years to accommodate all levels of regional housing need <br />allocation through the developer's development agreement, <br />growth management agreement or other legislative act. <br />Existing Housing Condition <br />Community <br />The City responds to <br />Modify: <br />JMatain building and housing code enforcement programs, and <br />Development <br />resident com laints related <br />Ex and to use <br />P <br />tor project conditions of approval. <br />Department <br />to Building Code and <br />code <br />Housing Code violations on <br />enforcement <br />D-16 1 City of Pleasanton Existing Programs Review <br />