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limited to. land acquisition, construction. rehabilitation, subsidization, and counseling or assistance to other governmental entities. private organizations. or individuals to expand housing opportunities to lower-income households. B. Moneys in the affordable housing fund may be disbursed, hypothecated, collateralized, or otherwise employed for the purposes set forth herein. These purposes include, but are not limited to. assistance to housing development corporations. equity participation loans, grants, development loan funds, participation leases, loans to develop affordable housing or other public/private partnership arrangements. The affordable housing fund may be used for the benefit of both rental or owner-occupied housing. C. When the city uses affordable housing fund moneys to construct or assist in the construction of lower-income units, the city may establish the rules which will apply to occupancy of said units. It is the intention of this chapter and the general plan that such units be made available on a priority basis to Pleasanton residents and workers. D. The city council may use affordable housing fund moneys for moderate-income housing as determined necessary and desirable to meet general plan goals and policies. 17.40.100 Time of payment. Affordable housing fees shall be paid at the time of issuance of a building permit for the residential unit and/or for the commercial, office or industrial development project giving rise to the fee, unless otherwise determined by the city. • Chapter 17.46 Dedications is repealed in its entirety. • Chapter 18.84 Site, yard, bulk, usable open space and landscaping regulations: §18.84.160 is amended to read as follows: 18.84.160 Accessory structures—Location and yards. A. In an R district, Class I and Class II accessory structures may be located in a required rear yard or a required interior side yard within 35 feet of the rear lot line, provided that the distances to lot lines shall not be less than prescribed in Section 18.84.010 of this chapter, except that Class II accessory structures may be constructed to the property line, but not attached to the fence, and provided that in the aggregate no more than 500 square feet or 10 percent of the area of the required rear yard, whichever is greater, shall be covered by structures other than garages or carports in an RM-2,500, RM-2,000 or RM-1,500 district. Accessory structures located in required side or rear yards shall not be closer to a main structure or any other accessory structure than the distance prescribed in Section 18.84.100 of this chapter. The minimum distance between an accessory structure containing a habitable room and a side or rear lot line shall be the same as the minimum required side yard for a main structure on the same site. B. An accessory structure located not closer to a property line than the distance required for a main structure on the same site may adjoin or may be separated from a main structure. provided that if directly opposite walls in either structure have a main entrance to a dwelling unit or a window opening into a habitable room, the space between the structures shall be as prescribed in Section 18.84.100 of this chapter. C. No accessory structure shall be located either within a front yard or. unless adequately screened from view from the street as determined by the zoning administrator within the area between the front yard and the front of a structure in an R district. D. Swimming pools shall comply with the applicable Class II accessory structure regulations of this title and in addition shall be subject to the requirements of Chapter 20.40 of this code. E. Accessory dwelling units shall comply with the regulations in Chapter 18.106 of this title.