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Policy 22: Encourage the use of the-23~e density bonuses for affordable housing which is affordable to moderate- low- and very-low income households. Policy 23: Require owners of private--anc~r~en-pre€rt rental units who hav€ received financial support from the City to accept Section 8 certificates/vouchers and/or Project Based Section 8 in their developments. Policy 24: Work with the Alameda County Housing Authority and other agencies to maintain funding for Section 8 and other Federal subsidy programs. Policy 25: Assist in the relocation of persons displaced by public projects. Policy 26: Encourage the development of U~^*~~ o "~^",~-n°o.~''`r housing ~vth-afferdabl~ units affordable to low- and veto low-income households when rezoning non-residential properties to high density residential, •-~h~°: rya°~. Policy 27: Use the City's lower-income housing fund rusoursus as seed money for federal and state tax credits to promote the construction of very low- and low-income housing. City Priorities for Housing Developments 1. Non-Profit Housing Developers Policy 28: Encourage non-profits housing developments by offering incentives. Non-profit developers of very low-~ and low-, and moderate-income housing shall have the highest City priority for approval. Specific City incentives to encourage such housing developments aze the following i.t, i •. • ,a .t, . ~ .• s ,"o ~z.,.,,.." nn^.,^gA,,, u b ." e a ~t}L)~~st-~nr6Rttt~it46DE~i~t}t't~t~'~ ^ Exe-n~ptien-fret-Priority for the Growth Management affordable housing suballocation ^ Expedited permit processing ^ Fee waivers ^ Contributions from the lower-income housing fund ^ Use of available City-owned land ^ Density bonuses Revised Draft Housing Element Goals, Policies, and Programs: 1/28/02 - 10 -