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2. Table IV-13 of the draft Element has been modified as discussed below in order to <br /> substantiate the conclusion that "the City has zoned more than enough residential land <br /> at appropriate densities to meet and exceed its aggregate share of regional needs as <br /> determined by ABAG": <br /> <br /> · Table IV-13 now includes the current zoning of all High Density <br /> Residential sites in the City, as well as the anticipated zoning of the three <br /> parcels not currently within the city limits and the anticipated acreage of <br /> parcels undergoing annexation. <br /> <br /> · Table IV-13 now clarifies that all three unincorporated High Density <br /> Residential sites are planned to be annexed to the City in either 1996 or <br /> 1997. Annexation and development plans for these three sites are now in <br /> progress. A note has also been added to Table IV-13 which confirms that <br /> Pleasanton has the ability to accommodate its remaining regional housing <br /> share need even if all three planned annexations do not occur. <br /> <br />3. Appendix E of the Supplement has been updated to include the following: <br /> <br /> · An analysis of the availability of financing for housing in Pleasanton; <br /> <br /> · An analysis of land costs which includes an estimate of the average <br /> per-unit cost of land in single-family and multi-family zoned areas; and <br /> <br /> · A construction cost analysis which focuses on developer costs, including <br /> land, fees, materials/labor and financing for single-family and multi-family <br /> homes. <br /> <br />4. The special needs analysis of the Housing Element (Table IV-9) has been revised to <br /> included updated census data provided by HCD regarding elderly households by tenure, <br /> and farm worker households. <br /> <br /> As a result of consultation with local Homeless Shelter providers in the Tri-Valley area, <br /> and the Pleasanton Police Depathnent, we estimate that there is an average of <br /> approximately thirty (30) homeless persons in Pleasanton. The Police Department knew <br /> of only two. It was not possible to ascertain information concerning homeless <br /> sub-populations. <br /> <br /> a., b., c. Pleasanton does not have any homeless facilities; however, two exist in <br /> Livermore which serve the TrioValley. These include: <br /> <br /> Shepherd's Gate - Shelter is provided for 16 women and children <br /> with stays of up to three weeks. Food and clothing are provided. <br /> <br /> Family Crisis Center - Food, support services, transportation, <br /> information, and referrals are provided. <br /> <br /> <br />