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years, staff has assumed that it should take a portion of the housing need for both the 2014 to 2022 cycle and the 2022 to 2030 cycle. Other Discussion Items: Apart from the assumptions listed above, staff and the Task Force are also seeking direction on the following questions: 1. How much of the City's future Regional Housing Needs Allocation should be accommodated in East Pleasanton, and what should be the mix of single family vs. multifamily housing? Much discussion at the Task Force meetings has focused on these questions, with several Task Force members in favor of East Pleasanton taking a proportional share of the total number of units and keeping the balance between single family and multifamily units similar to that which currently existing in Pleasanton: approximately 75 percent single family units and 25% multifamily units. On the other hand East Pleasanton represents most of the available vacant land in the City. The discussion of potential available sites during the last Housing Element update indicates that there are very few sites in other parts of the City that could be rezoned to accommodate multifamily housing. The last Housing Element update included the rezoning of nine sites to allow multifamily development, and also included the Roche site which remained available after the rezoning of three Hacienda sites. Some of these sites will be available for the 2014-2022 housing element cycle, as shown in Table 1. As estimated, sites which can accommodate a total of 991 multifamily housing units would be available for inclusion in the next Housing Element housing site inventory. Page 5 of 9