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Table 2: Estimate of RHNA to Year 2030 and Acreage Needed to Accommodate Housing Needs 2014-2022 Estimated Additional Estimate Estimate Additional RHNA 2014 units to be of 2022- of units to Acreage Inventor}/' planned 2030 be planned Needed for 2014- RHNA for 2014- 2022 2030 RHNA Very Low Income 1,102 991 111 1,102 1,213 40 Low Income Moderate 405 0 405 405 810 35 Income Above Moderate 551 270 281 551 832 111 Income Total 2,058 1,261 797 2,058 2,855 186 Table 3 looks at the ramifications of limiting the proportion of multifamily units to 25 percent of the total, similar to the proportion of multifamily housing units Citywide. The two columns to the right show the percentage of all multifamily units required to be accommodated by the estimated regional housing needs allocation, and the number of multi-family units which will need to be accommodated elsewhere in the City under these assumptions. Staff is seeking the City Council's direction regarding the mix of single family and multifamily housing that should be planned for in East Pleasanton. "The estimated inventory as of 2014 consists of sites accommodating 991multifamily units (see Table 1), and sites for 270 above moderate income single family units which includes: the Auf der Maur property on Bernal Avenue by Bonde Ranch (51 units); 98 medium density units on the Pleasanton Gateway site; 50 units on Lund Ranch II, 40 units on Spotorno, and 10 units on Oak Grove, and other sites, such as lower density properties by Foothill Road (20 units estimated). The existing available site inventory for residential development is shown in Appendix B of the Housing Element Background Report, February 2012 (see: htto://www.ci.oleasanton.ca.usiodf/Appendix-B.odf). Page 7 of 9