CITY COUNCIL REGULAR MEETING AGENDA PACKET 3-17-26 (3)

6th Cycle Program 1.4: Pursuant to AB 1397, certain rezoning requirements apply if a lower-income housing site identifiedin Appendix B was identified as a housing site (for any income level) in a previous Housing Element’s site inventory. The following vacant and nonvacant lower-income sites are subject to this rezoning requirement: 1. Vacant lower-income sites that have been included in at least two consecutive Housing Element sites inventories. 2. Nonvacant lower-income sites that have been included in a prior Housing Element sites inventory. The City will allow development by right pursuant to Government Code §65583.2(i), and subject to conformance with applicable objective design and development standards, when 20 percent or more of the units are affordable to lower-income households on sites identified in Table 4-1 to accommodate lower-income RHNA that were previously identified in past Housing Element(s). Comply with AB 1397 Fourth quarter 2023 6th Cycle Completed Completed December 2023. Other Rezoning completed. Rezoning: https://pleasantonca.portal.civicclerk.com/ event/85/files/report/108 6th Cycle Program 1.5: Acquire and/or assist in the development of one or more sites for housing affordable to lowerincome households, including a focus on extremely low-income households. Specific actions the City will undertake to pursue this effort include: 1. Conduct outreach to and coordinate with non-profit housing developers and owners of identified sites to accommodate housing affordable to lower-income households for the purpose of facilitating discussion regarding potential opportunities, programs, financial support, etc. Assist in the development of 100 below market rate units over the planning period Initial lower-income sites outreach (September 2023); subsequent lowerincome sites outreach (September 2025 and September 2029) o Religious institution outreach (June 2023); ongoing (within six months of any changes to regulations that facilitate housing on such sites) (also see Program 7.6) o PUSD engagement (June 2025) o Begin planning of at least one housing site (January 2026) (see Program 1.7 for earlier planning efforts on sites that accommodate low- income RHNA capacity) o Other program aspects on an ongoing basis 6th Cycle Completed City approved a 102 unit, 100% affordable project at the Kiewit site in 2025, which is expected to begin grading and construction in 2026 or 2027. City staff has been in active discussion with a non-profit housing developer and property owner about development of an affordable housing project of up to on a Housing Element identified lower-income site, and will continue to make efforts in 2026 to advance this project if it proves feasible. City staff will continue to outreach to other lower-income housing sites owners in calendar year 2026. Units 102 RES 2025020 6th Cycle Program 1.5: 2. Actively assist owners of property zoned or designated for high-density residential development (allow at least 30 dwelling units per acre) in soliciting non ‑ profit housing organizations for proposals to develop housing affordable to extremely low-, very low-, and low-income households on available sites using Lower ‑ Income Housing Fees. The objective is to assure that owners of these properties are informed of City affordable housing programs and resources to support development of affordable housing. Assist in the development of 100 below market rate units over the planning period Initial lower-income sites outreach (September 2023); subsequent lowerincome sites outreach (September 2025 and September 2029) o Religious institution outreach (June 2023); ongoing (within six months of any changes to regulations that facilitate housing on such sites) (also see Program 7.6) o PUSD engagement (June 2025) o Begin planning of at least one housing site (January 2026) (see Program 1.7 for earlier planning efforts on sites that accommodate low- income RHNA capacity) o Other program aspects on an ongoing basis 6th Cycle Continuous City approved a 102 unit, 100% affordable project at the Kiewit site in 2025, which is expected to begin grading and construction in 2026 or 2027. City staff has been in active discussion with a non-profit housing developer and property owner about development of an affordable housing project of up to on a Housing Element identified lower-income site, and will continue to make efforts in 2026 to advance this project if it proves feasible. City staff will continue to outreach to other lower-income housing sites owners in calendar year 2026. Units 102 RES 2025020 Page 23 of 242