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9/17/2013
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the developer may request, and is eligible for a waiver or modification of the standards <br />upon submittal of a financial report substantiating the need. <br />Other provisions <br />In addition to the density bonus and incentive /concession requirements summarized <br />above, pursuant to the law, the density bonus ordinance also allows the following <br />benefits: <br />• Parking ratios: The law allows for reduced parking ratios', inclusive of handicapped <br />and visitor parking, as follows: <br />Zero to one bedrooms: one on -site parking space per unit <br />Two to three bedrooms: two on -site parking spaces per unit <br />Four and more bedrooms: two and one -half parking spaces per unit <br />Land donation: A housing developer who donates land to the City for development of <br />very low income housing is eligible for additional density bonus, not to exceed the <br />maximum of 35 percent; <br />• Child care facilities: A developer of affordable housing who includes child care <br />facilities is also entitled to a bonus of additional square feet or an additional incentive <br />or concession; <br />• Condo conversion: A condo conversion project that includes the provision of low or <br />moderate income units is eligible for a density bonus or incentive; <br />Lastly, the ordinance provides specific standards for <br />standards for the target units. It includes requirement s <br />review, including findings, and mandates a density b <br />specific provisions. <br />OUTREACH AND PUBLIC NOTICE <br />affordability and development <br />for application submittal and <br />onus housing agreement with <br />A notice regarding the proposed code amendment and related Planning Commission <br />public hearing were published in The Valley Times on August 3, 2013. <br />ENVIRONMENTAL ASSESSMENT <br />The adoption of the 2012 Housing Element was part of the project which was described <br />in the Supplemental Environmental Impact Report certified by the City Council on <br />January 4, 2012. The proposed amendment to the Pleasanton Municipal Code shown <br />The current parking requirements for multifamily development are as follows: <br />Condominiums: two spaces per unit <br />Apartments: <br />Two bedrooms or less: two spaces for first four units; one and one half spaces for each additional <br />unit <br />Three bedrooms or more: two spaces per unit <br />Visitor parking: one space for each seven units <br />TOD sites: one and one half spaces per unit <br />Case No. P13 -2102, City of Pleasanton Planning Commission <br />Page 7 of 8 <br />
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