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TABLE C Program Description Housing Programs Progress Report- Government Code Section 65583. (By Housing Element Program Names) Describe progress of all programs including local efforts to remove governmental constraints to the maintenance, improvement, and development of housing as identified in the housing element. Time Frame Name of Program Objective in H.E. Status of Program Implementation Program 9.2:Seek creative alternative and The City continues to utilize available Low Income Housing funds to nontraditional means,including using available City provide loans and grants for special needs housing such as financial and property resources and working Ongoing and meet REACH/HOUSE, Inc,.The City has also had meetings with several groups, cooperatively with community groups,that will assist in with community including MidPen Housing, Sunflower Hill and Tri-Valley REACH,which the production of or preserve housing for extremely low-, groups every two may lead to the development of new affordable housing within the next very low,low,and moderate income-households as years. several years. well as special needs housing including housing for those with disabilities. Program 9.3:Advocate changes in Federal and State Ongoing legislation to provide incentives for the development of housing for special needs and housing affordable to The City continues to advocate Federal and State legislative changes and extremely low-,low-and very low-income households provides general support to legislative efforts on an ongoing basis. and to overcome barriers to housing affordable to low- and very low-income households. Program 10.1:Conduct a review of the Growth Management Program and amend as necessary to assure the rate of residential development,limited to 235 units per year consistent with the City's Growth Policy 10:Support the The City continues to monitor and review the Growth Management Management unit allocation,is consistent with the City's development and Program.On February 3,2015,the City Council adopted Ordinance No. current and new infrastructure capacities,including rehabilitation of housing Early 2017;then 2112 amending Pleasanton Municipal Code Chapter 17.36,to ensure that roadways,water,sewer,and facilities,etc. The affordable to extremely low-, annually. the Growth Management Ordinance does not include constraints including objective of this program is to assure that the City's low-and very low-income preventing the City from meeting its share of the regional housing need for Growth Management Program is consistent with State households and review all income levels during the Housing Element planning period per Program law and that there is a procedure for assuring that there infrastructure needs. 30.2. No additional changes were made in 2017. is available infrastructure to serve future approved residential development,and to create a more efficient process for implementing the program. As Housing Program 10.2:Require the duration of extremely low-, Agreements are The City continues to require that all regulatory agreements for below- low and very low income set aside units within projects put in place for market rental units to be in perpetuity(or if required due to financing,for 99 to be in perpetuity. lower-income years). projects. Table C: 2017 Annual Housin• Element Pro•ress Resort 4