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AGENDA REPORT
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3/28/2011
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p° pnersM1iV s <br /> hi <br /> THE CITY OF <br /> t _ AGENDA REPORT - � <br /> CITY COUNCIL AND BOARD OF TRUSTEES `` ^� J�� �, A <br /> LEASANTON, JOINT MEETING 11 6 4 <br /> PLEASANTON VwnEO SCHOOL ,JISTRIC <br /> MEMORANDUM <br /> Date: March 28, 2011 <br /> To: City Council and PUSD Board o Trustees <br /> From: Nelson Fialho, City Manager <br /> Brian Dolan, Director of Community Development iv <br /> Subject: Housing Element Update <br /> The attached agenda report describes the City of Pleasanton's obligations to prepare a <br /> Housing Element following the resolution of the Urban Habitat litigation against the City <br /> relating to our previous Housing Element and the City's former Housing Cap. The City <br /> has negotiated a deadline of August 16, 2011 (the original deadline was June 30, 2009) <br /> to submit an updated Housing Element to the State Department of Housing and <br /> Community Development. <br /> Of most interest to the Pleasanton Unified School District is the requirement that the <br /> City rezone a minimum of 70 acres of vacant or under - utilized land for residential <br /> development at densities the State presumes will foster the production of affordable <br /> housing in the community. Specifically, the City must rezone at least 55 acres for <br /> development at a minimum of 30 units per acre, and an additional 15 acres at a <br /> minimum residential density of 23 units per acre. These rezonings would allow for <br /> approximately 2,000 additional housing units in Pleasanton. The preliminary list of <br /> potential sites being considered for rezoning by the City is also attached. Using the <br /> District's ratios for children per household, these additional units will provide housing for <br /> households anticipated to add about 820* school -age children to our population. This <br /> information will be critical fcr consideration in the next PUSD demographic study. <br /> The City has no obligation to construct housing on the sites that will be rezoned as part <br /> of the Housing Element process, but rather, to review private development proposals <br /> when brought forward to the City by the development community. It is possible that <br /> some of the development that is proposed could be projects brought forward by <br /> non - profit developers of affordable housing. <br /> Calculated using TOD generation rate of .41 x 1992 units. <br /> TOD generation rate from Fall 2009 /Fall 2010 Report prepared by Davis Demographic & <br /> Planning, Inc. <br />
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