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Table 1: Nine Rezoned Sites and Roche Site: Higher Density Sites in Housing Element Vacant Land Inventory Projects Anticipated # Higher Density Sites to Be Approved in the of Anticipated of 2007-2014 RHNA Cycle or Units to Be Available in the City's Units' otherwise unavailable inventory in 2014-2022 RHNA Cycle Auf de Maur 345 BART 249+ California Center (formerly 305 CarrAmerica) Nearon 168 Kaiser 183 Pleasanton Gateway 210 Sheraton 99+ CM Capital Properties 02 Stoneridge Shopping Center 883 Roche Site 372+ TOTAL 1,028 991 Regarding the total housing need for the City for the next two planning cycles (to 2030), the second column in Table 2 shows the draft RHNA numbers (by income category) for the 2014 to 2022 period, with the third column describing the estimated inventory of sites that will be available in 2014 (see footnote for details of sites). Subtracting the sites from the need leaves the additional units to be planned for in the first cycle (2014 to 2022). For the next column, the estimate of units to be planned for the 2022 to 2030 cycle, an assumption is made that the City will need to plan for the same number of units as the previous cycle. The next to last column shows the addition of the housing need for both cycles (2014 to 2030), and the last column estimates the number of acres that will need to be rezoned (the footnote provides details of the densities assumed for each income category). Staff is seeking direction from the City Council regarding the proportion of this need that should be accommodated in the East Pleasanton Specific Plan area. 1 Project unit count is from the Housing Element Background Report, February 2012 (see: htto://www.ci.pleasanton.ca.usiodf/Backoround-FINAL-2012.pdf). 2 Site owners are in the process of renovating the existing vacant building for commercial use and other buildings on the site are occupied; therefore, no residential development is anticipated in the foreseeable future. 3 Stoneridge Shopping Center owners are likely to use part of this site for commercial expansion; therefore potential residential development was reduced from 400 units to 88. Page 6 of 9