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Program 472:Survey older multi-family residential complexes and consider utilizing the Citys Lower-Income Housing Fund, Implement Resolution 10-390,requiring Federal grants,and/or other funds to provide The City continues to promote the creation of three bedroom affordable rental units. low-interest loans to retrofit existingenhancements to existing non- By December 2017. discrimination housing policies. However,no requests for rehabilitation occurred in 2019. residential units for the purpose of developing three bedroom rental units affordable to large low and very low income households. Program 47.3:The City will coordinate a workshop with non-profit housing developers and owners of sites rezoned to accommodate housing affordable to low-and very low- income households for the purpose of facilitating discussion regarding potential opportunities,programs,financial support, etc.The City will utilize its Lower-Income The City continues to support the development of new residential projects and projects Housing Fund,Federal funds,and/or other Schedule workshop by for those with special needs.The City is continuously working with developers to funds/financial support to assist with the Implement Resolution 10-390,requiring January 2017;other identify funding gaps in project financing and can provide contributions from its Lower acquisition of a site or to assist with enhancements to existing non- assistance dependent on Income Housing Fund to help close this gap.In 2018,the City approved the financing development of a project with three bedroom discrimination housing policies. specific proposals for Sunflower Hill,which will provide affordable rental housing for units affordable to large low-and very low- April 2iduals/households with developmental disabilities,and began construction in income households by a non-profit housing Aril 2019. developer. The City will work cooperatively with developers to identify any funding gap in project financing and will make contributions from its Lower Income Housing Fund to help close this gap. A minimum of$1 million will be made available for this purpose. Program 47.4:As part of the Citys Consolidated Annual Performance Evaluation In August of each year,the Consolidated Annual Performance Evaluation Reports Report approval,or other time deemed (CAPER)is completed for the previous fiscal year.The reports were reviewed by the appropriate by the City Manager,the City Pleasanton Housing and Human Services Commissions prior to their submittal to Implement Resolution 10-390,requiring Manager will present a report regarding the en•hancements to existing non- Annually or as deemed HUD.The reports included demographic information on persons assisted by various Citys efforts to fulfill Resolution 10-390,the needed by City Manager programs during the fiscal year,including income,race,elderly and disabled.In success of the efforts and the plan and discrimination housing policies. addition,around April each year the City Council is presented the Housing Element proposals to attract well-designed housing Annual Progress Report which includes a summary of the Citys efforts to attract well- affordable to low and very low income designed housing affordable to low and very low income households. households with children in the future. Program 47.5:The City will work in good faith with non-profit and for-profit developers to secure property,within Pleasanton and its Implement Resolution 10-390,requiring The City continues to explore opportunities within the current sphere of influence to current sphere of influence,for the enhancements to existing non- Ongoing develop affordable housing for families with children throughout the City. development of well-designed affordable discrimination housing policies. housing for families with children in Pleasanton. General Comments: