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Page 2 of 5 units entitled, housing unit permits issued, and housing permits finaled during the year, including the type of units (single-family, multifamily, etc.), and their affordability categories (very low-, low-, moderate- and above moderate-income). HCD additionally requires information about residential lot splits and housing development units created with the provisions of SB 9. Table B of Attachment 1, shown below, is a summary that tracks building permits issued for each year of the 6th Cycle Housing Element’s Regional Housing Needs Allocation (RHNA) period (2023-2031). 1. Applications Deemed Complete In 2024, the City deemed complete three applications for the construction of 54 new housing units that are either approved, pending approval, or withdrawn. These applications are summarized below: Application Type Number of Above Moderate Units Number of Low Income Units Notes Detached Single- Family Residential 39 0 Includes 33 units from Lester (10807 Dublin Canyon Road) and 6 units from Safreno (4212 First Street). Note that the Safreno application has since been withdrawn. Attached Single- Family Residential 15 0 Includes 15 units from Barone’s (493 Saint John Street). Total 54 0 2. Building Permits Issued and Finaled In 2024, building permits were issued for 121 new residential housing units (3 single-family homes, 36 ADUs, 32 townhomes, and 50 apartments). 29 residential units under construction were finaled (15 single-family homes and 14 ADUs). Of the building permits that were issued in 2024, 13 are for very low-income housing, 28 are for low-income housing, 35 are for moderate-income housing, and 45 are for above-moderate- income housing (see table below). The 121 building permits issued in 2024 is a significant increase on the number issued in 2023 (18 units). The Avalon Bay project accounts for the 51 deed-restricted very-low, low and moderate units; the remaining 25 affordable units are ADUs. Per HCD, ADUs can be counted as non-deed restricted affordable units with the following ratio: 10 percent very low-income, 30 percent low-income, 30 percent moderate-income, and 30 percent above moderate-income for the 2024 APR. The affordability levels for ADUs for future APRs will be based on a survey the City is currently conducting. The table titled Permitted Units Issued by Affordability summarizes RHNA progress in the current cycle (2023-2031) (also provided asTable B in the APR). The City has produced (i.e., issued building permits for) a total of 175 units so far within the current eight-year cycle (2023- Page 92 of 348