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2013 Housing Element Annual Progress Report March 4,2014 Page 1 of 2 The City of Pleasanton is required to report annually to the State of California Housing and Community Development Department (HCD) and the Governor's Office of Planning and Research (OPR)on the implementation of its General Plan Housing Element. HCD requires a report format that consists of six Excel spreadsheets. These are included as Exhibit A of this report. Housing Element Implementation Highlights Key efforts toward implementing the Housing Element in 2013 are highlighted below. • Building permits were issued for a total of 312 dwelling units. Of these 67 units are being constructed in a senior rental housing project (CLC)which will also provide assisted living units. Fifteen percent of the total units (5%in each of the following income categories)will be affordable to very low-, low-, and moderate-income households. o Planning approval was awarded to the high density/mixed use project for 168 unit Anton Hacienda development and building permits were issued for the development on the formerly rezoned Nearon site. Approximately twenty-one percent or thirty-six of the total units will affordable to very low-and low-income households. o The City began to preliminarily review the Mid-Pen Housing proposal, Kottinger Gardens,which was previously appropriated $10 million from the Lower Income Housing Fund to assist in the redevelopment of Kottinger Place and Pleasanton Gardens, two aging rental complexes that provide housing to extremely low income elderly. The preliminary project proposal consists of demolish ing all 90 existing units and constructing a new 185 unit senior rental housing project with one-hundred percent of the units designated as affordable. ® Planning approvals were awarded to three high density/mixed use project with a combined total of 958 rental apartments on three of the formerly rezoned sites (Auf de Maur site, Carr America site, and Pleasanton Gateway). Affordable housing agreements to designate a total of 82 units for rental by very low- and low-income households were approved for three projects. A proposal was also received and is being reviewed to develop half of the CM Capital site with 177 potential future units. e The City's Growth Management Report was presented to the City Council on October 15, 2013 determining that the annual unit allocation commencing July 1, 2014 through June 30, 2022 shall be 235 units, consistent with RHNA allocation requirements.