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• Assistance in obtaining federal and state tax credits through use of City resources as seed money when significant numbers of low- and very low-income housing units aze provided ^ Assistance in providing public improvements ^ Consideration of reduced development standazds, such as reducing the number of required pazking spaces ^ Mortgage revenue bonds 3. Developers of Small Housing Units Policy 30: Strongly encourage housing developers to build small housing units. n '^ ^~°^'° ^''+'' x}Multiple-family residential developments with units less than 800 square feet in floor area and of single- family residential developments with units less than 1200 square feet in floor area, which provide housing at moderate-income levels, shall have the third highest priority for City approval. To the extent that these developments provide resale restrictions to retain the units as affordable to mvderate-income households, they may qualify for some of the incentives listed in Policy 29~, at the discretion of the City Council. Growth Management Goal 11: Manage residential growth in an orderly fashion while enabling Pleasanton to meet its housing needs. Goal 12' Retain flexibility in the growth management process in order to accommodate housing affordability. Policy 31: Regulate the number of housing units approved for construction each yeaz according tCti2N£Btk'7~-aild-~G43}H~ i r i, ~ .1 ~ +' ~«°,9 A., ~ «h° + + n ..i u,. : 1 a n, ,a n + +• ~uux,r,. the availability of infrastructure, the City's ability to provide public services, housing needs, and employment growth. lr~-y~a}'s-it~• $ , , }7~{{f~~,~gt..~e-t __ _ «• A 1. +1 A . .+:.. ..FR~€r}}n1~ntE J Policy 32: Encourage substantial private development of affordable housing through the Growth Management Program. Revised Draft Housing Element Goals, Policies, and Programs: 1/28/02 - 12 -