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Program 14.2:Structure future rent-restriction Preserve for the longest term feasible,
<br /> contract agreements to allow the City the restricted units affordable to extremely low-Ongoing and when units City continues to analyze rent-restriction contract agreements as they come in on
<br /> opportunity to purchase or subsidize assisted ,low-and very-low-income households become at risk of convertinga The by-case basis.In 2019,no rent-restriction agreements were executed.
<br /> units at the conclusion of the rent-restriction which are at risk of changing to market- to market rate.
<br /> period. rate housing.
<br /> Program 14.3:Structure future rent-restriction Preserve for the longest term feasible,
<br /> restricted units affordable to extremely low-
<br /> contract agreements for all new assisted When new assisted projects The City continues to look at creative ways to structure agreements and maximize the
<br /> projects with limited or no time restrictions to low-and very-low-income households are approved. term of affordability.
<br /> minimize the displacement of tenants. which are at risk of changing to market-
<br /> rate housing.
<br /> Program 14.4:Provide rehabilitation funds or Preserve for the longest term feasible, The City continues to attempt to provide apartment rehabilitation loans to the greatest
<br /> other incentives such as a density bonus restrictetl units affordable to extremely lax- extent feasible;however,no apartment projects sought City funding for rehabilitation
<br /> where appropriate for apartment complexes ,low-and very-low-income households Ongoing;dependent on in 2019.The Citywill continue to monitor future
<br /> specific proposals projects opportunities for providing
<br /> in exchange for extended or perpetual which are at risk of changing to market- financial assistance to existing apartment complexes in exchange for affordability
<br /> assisted housing time periods. rate housing. restrictions.
<br /> Program 14.5:Issue bonds or provide other Preserve for the longest term feasible,
<br /> funding where appropriate to reduce restricted units affordable to extremely low-
<br /> Ongoing;de dependent on The Citycontinues to issue bonds andprovide fundingforappropriate ro ects on a
<br /> apartment complex mortgage rates in ,low-and very-low-income households P projects
<br /> exchange for extended or perpetual assisted-which are at risk of changing to market- specific proposals case by case basis.No bonds were issued in 2019.
<br /> housing time periods. rate housing.
<br /> Make appropriate modifications to the
<br /> Land Use Element of the General Plan,
<br /> Zoning Ordinance,and other City
<br /> Program 15.1:Identify a funding mechanism ordinances,programs,and policies to Research currently available The City continues to make infrastructure improvements on an as-needed basis.Other
<br /> for infrastructure improvements contained in facilitate the provision of housing, improvements include the City's new Recycled Water Project.Improvements to sewer
<br /> the General Plan to accommodate projected especially housing for those with funding mechanisms capacity have been funded through the CIP under existing replacement and expansion
<br /> housing growth. disabilities(including developmental annually funds.
<br /> disabilities),and housing affordable to
<br /> moderate,low,and very low income
<br /> households.
<br /> Make appropriate modifications to the
<br /> Land Use Element of the General Plan,
<br /> Zoning Ordinance,and other City
<br /> Program 15.2:Waive City fees for housing ordinances,programs,and policies to As applications are received
<br /> developments that provide a minimum of 15 facilitate the provision of housing, for projects containing units The City continues to review waiving City fees for eligible affordable projects on a case-
<br /> percent affordable to extremely low-,low-and especially housing for those with for lower-income by-case basis.
<br /> very low-income households. disabilities(including developmental households
<br /> disabilities),and housing affordable to
<br /> moderate,low,and very low income
<br /> households.
<br /> Make appropriate modifications to the
<br /> Land Use Element of the General Plan,
<br /> Program 15.3:Expedite the development Zoning Ordinance,and other City
<br /> review process for housing proposals that ffoordinances,programs,and policies to As applications are received
<br /> provide a minimum of 15 percentals t able facilitate the provision of housing, for projects containing units The City continues to expedite the development review process for affordable projects
<br /> ato moderate-,low-,extremely low,and very especially housing for those with for lower-income on an as needed basis.
<br /> low-income households. disabilities(including developmental households
<br /> disabilities),and housing affordable to
<br /> moderate,low,and very low income
<br /> households.
<br /> Make appropriate modifications to the
<br /> Land Use Element of the General Plan,
<br /> Program 15.4:Support State legislative Zoning Ordinance,and other City
<br /> reform to improve the fair-share housing ordinances,programs,and policies to
<br /> process and provide financial and other facilitate the provision of housing, The City continues to advocate Federal and State legislative changes and provides
<br /> incentives to strengthen local jurisdictions' especially housingfor those with Ongoing
<br /> 9 P Y general support on an ongoing basis.
<br /> abilities to meet their fair-share disabilities(including developmental
<br /> responsibilities. disabilities),and housing affordable to
<br /> moderate,low,and very low income
<br /> households.
<br /> Make appropriate modifications to the
<br /> Land Use Element of the General Plan,
<br /> Program 15.5:Assess the level of effort to Zoning Ordinance,and other City
<br /> overcome infrastructure constraints to ordinances,programs,and policies to As needed or in conjunction
<br /> housingaffordable to extremelylow-,low- facilitate the provision of housing, with the HousingElement The Citycontinues to assess infrastructure constraints and needs on a
<br /> periodic basis.
<br /> especially housing for those with
<br /> and very-low-income households on a update
<br /> periodic basis. disabilities(including developmental
<br /> disabilities),and housing affordable to
<br /> moderate,low,and very low income
<br /> households.
<br /> Make appropriate modifications to the
<br /> Land Use Element of the General Plan,
<br /> Program 15.6:Assess future sewer Zoning Ordinance,and other City
<br /> infrastructure needs,including sewer ordinances,programs,and policies to The City continues to assess sewer infrastructure as new residential projects are
<br /> facilitate the provision of housing, reviewed.Sewer capacity was not a deterrent to housing development during the
<br /> infrastructure upgrades and facilities to 2014-2017.
<br /> accommodate future RHNA cycles in the especially housing for those with 2007-2014 planning period and is not anticipated to be a deterrent during the current
<br /> region. disabilities(including developmental period.
<br /> disabilities),and housing affordable to
<br /> moderate,low,and very low income
<br /> households.
<br /> Make appropriate modifications to the
<br /> Program 15.7:Continue to work with non- Land Use Element of the General Plan,
<br /> profit and for-profit housing developers, Zoning Ordinance,and other City As noted previously,the City continues to work with nonprofit and for-profit developers
<br /> service providers,Pleasanton employers,the ordinances,programs,and policies to and collaborates with non-profit housing agencies and other Tri-Valley cities to
<br /> Pleasanton Unified School District,and urban facilitate the provision of housing, develop new programs and incentives to meet the full range of housing needs within
<br /> planning specialists to develop new programs especiallyhousing for those with Ongoing the City.In 2018,the Pleasanton City Council approved the Sunflower Hill project,
<br /> and incentives for meeting the full range of disabilities(including developmental which will have 31 affordable multifamily residential units to be designated for
<br /> Pleasanton's future affordable housing disabilities),and housing affordable to individuals with developmental disabilities.Construction began in April 2019.
<br /> needs. moderate,low,and very low income
<br /> households.
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