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Encourage non-profit and joint for-profit <br /> housing developments by offering <br /> incentives.Non-profit and joint for-profit <br /> housing developers of housing affordable <br /> to moderate-,low-,extremely low-,and <br /> very low-income households shall have <br /> Program 26.1:Actively assist owners of the highest City priority for approval. <br /> property zoned or designated High-Density- Specific City incentives to encourage such <br /> Residential in soliciting non profit housing housing developments are the following: <br /> organizations for proposals to develop Priority for the Growth <br /> housing affordable to extremely low-, Management affordable-housing sub Ongoing;information to <br /> moderate-,low-,and verylow-income allocation; Expedited permit <br /> property owners within six <br /> households on available sites using lower Processing;• Fee waivers;• months of Housing Element The City continues to provide a wide range of information and available resources <br /> Contributions from the lower-income related to affordable housing on the Cays website.The City will continue to encourage <br /> income housing fees.The objective of this adoption and at least two <br /> program is to assure that owners of HDR housing fund;• Use of available City additional times during the owners of high density residential sites to partner with non-profit organizations. <br /> are informed of Cityaffordable owned land;• Density bonuses; <br /> properties planning period. <br /> housing programs. The City will notify all City assistance in obtaining <br /> property owners of HDR sites of available financing or funding,• Assistance in <br /> City housing programs within 6 months of providing public improvements; • <br /> Housing Element adoption. Consideration of reduced development <br /> standards,such as reducing the number <br /> of parking spaces;• (this <br /> consideration does not include reducing <br /> the number of required on-site parking <br /> spaces in the Downtown Specific Plan <br /> Area);and• •Consideration of <br /> mortgage revenue bonds. <br /> Encourage non-profit and joint for-profit <br /> housing developments by offering <br /> incentives.Non-profit and joint for-profit <br /> housing developers of housing affordable <br /> to moderate-,low-,extremely low-,and <br /> very low-income households shall have <br /> the highest City priority for approval. <br /> Specific City incentives to encourage such <br /> Program 26.2:Continue to actively support housing developments are the following: <br /> the activities of non-profit organizations that Priority for the Growth <br /> Management affordable-housing sub <br /> provide special needs housing as well as allocation; Expedited permit The City maintained active support(including financial assistance through the Citys <br /> housing affordable to low-and very low- Housing and Human Services Grant program)for a wide range of nonprofit <br /> income households,through technical processing;• Fee waivers;• Meet with nonprofit housing <br /> 9 Contributions from the lower-income providers annually and organizations in 2019,including Habitat for Humanity,ECHO Housing,CRIL,Abode <br /> assistance or other means. The objective of housing fund;• Use of available City ongoing Services,and Tri-Valley REACH,Inc. In addition,the City worked directly with MidPen <br /> this program is to assure that the City Housing,Satellite Affordable Housing Associates(SAHA),and Sunflower Hill on <br /> maintains a full range of incentives that are <br /> awned land;• Density bonuses; <br /> g City assistance in obtaining project-specific activities. <br /> beneficial to assisting non-profit housing <br /> developers. financing or funding;• Assistance in <br /> providing public improvements; • <br /> Consideration of reduced development <br /> standards,such as reducing the number <br /> of parking spaces;• (this <br /> consideration does not include reducing <br /> the number of required on-site parking <br /> spaces in the Downtown Specific Plan <br /> Area);and. •Consideration of <br /> mortgage revenue bonds. <br /> Encourage non-profit and joint for-profit <br /> housing developments by offering <br /> incentives.Non-profit and joint for-profit <br /> housing developers of housing affordable <br /> to moderate-,low-,extremely low-,and <br /> very low-income households shall have <br /> the highest City priority for approval. <br /> Specific City incentives to encourage such <br /> housing developments are the following: <br /> • Priority for the Growth <br /> Program 26.3:When land becomes available Management affordable-housing sub <br /> allocation; • Expedited permit <br /> to the City,consider reserving those sites for As noted above,the City acquired one parcel of land within Irby Ranch,and this land <br /> processing;• Fee waivers;• <br /> non-profit organizations to build housing Contributions from the lower-income When land becomes is leased to SAHAISun0ower Hill who is currently constructing the 31-unit Sunflower <br /> affordable to moderate-,low-,extremely low, available to the City Hill project for residents with developmental disabilities. The City will continue to <br /> and very low-income households that include housing fund;• Use of available Cay monitor future opportunities to acquire land for affordable housing. <br /> three bedroom units for large households. owned land;• Density bonuses; <br /> City assistance in obtaining <br /> financing or funding;• Assistance in <br /> providing public improvements; • <br /> Consideration of reduced development <br /> standards,such as reducing the number <br /> of parking spaces;- (this <br /> consideration does not include reducing <br /> the number of required on-site parking <br /> spaces in the Downtown Specific Plan <br /> Area);and- •Consideration of <br /> mortgage revenue bonds. <br /> Program 30.1:Continue to use the Growth <br /> Management Report to monitor the numbers Encourage substantial private <br /> and types of units built at all income levels. development of housing affordable to With preparation of Growth The City continues to monitor and review the Growth Management Program.In 2019 <br /> Use this information to facilitate the issuance extremely low,low,and very low income Management Repoli the City issued a total of 9 Growth Management Allocations out of the maximum 235 <br /> of sufficient numbers of permits to meet the households through the Growth allocations per year. <br /> regional housing need throughout the Management Program. <br /> planning period. <br />