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B-26 | City of Pleasanton Sites Inventory and Methodology Table B-12: Residential Development Potential and RHNA Extremely Low Very Low Low Moderate Above Moderate Total RHNA See Very Low 1,750 1,008 894 2,313 5,965 ADUs See Very Low 5 28 46 14 93 Approved/Entitled Projects - - 127 - 691 818 Remaining RHNA See Very Low 1,745 853 848 1,608 5,054 Site Inventory See Very Low/Low 784 547 459 1,790 Surplus / (Shortfall) See Very Low/Low (1,814) (301) (1,149) (3,264) Rezone Sites See Very Low/Low 2,105 362 1,546 4,013 Surplus / (Shortfall) With Rezone Sites See Very Low/Low 291 61 397 749 Source: City of Pleasanton, LWC AB 725 requires at least 25 percent of the above moderate income RHNA be met on sites that allow four or more units, and at least 25 percent of the moderate income RHNA be met on sites that allow four or more units, but not more than 100 units per acre. The sites inventory complies with these requirements as follows: • Above moderate-income sites – approximately 2,696 units maximum capacity (approximately 2,005 units realistic capacity); approximately 1,835 units allowed on sites that allow four or more units (approximately 92 percent). • Moderate income sites – approximately 1,283 units maximum capacity (approximately 909 units realistic capacity); approximately 890 units allowed on sites with a maximum of four or more units but not more than 100 units per acre (approximately 98 percent). There are no sites that allow more than 100 units per acre. Two potential rezone areas (Lester and Merritt) are in unincorporated Alameda County. The City is processing residential development applications for both, and based on the applications being processed, these two areas provide a realistic capacity for 124 above moderate-income units. Although these sites are not necessary to accommodate the City’s RHNA, under Program 1.10 the City commits to completing the annexation and conducted negotiations for RHNA transfer as appropriate.