My WebLink
|
Help
|
About
|
Sign Out
06
City of Pleasanton
>
CITY CLERK
>
AGENDA PACKETS
>
2022
>
030122
>
06
Metadata
Thumbnails
Annotations
Entry Properties
Last modified
2/24/2022 8:58:26 AM
Creation date
2/24/2022 8:58:11 AM
Metadata
Fields
Template:
CITY CLERK
CITY CLERK - TYPE
AGENDA REPORT
DOCUMENT DATE
3/1/2022
DESTRUCT DATE
15Y
There are no annotations on this page.
Document management portal powered by Laserfiche WebLink 9 © 1998-2015
Laserfiche.
All rights reserved.
/
38
PDF
Print
Pages to print
Enter page numbers and/or page ranges separated by commas. For example, 1,3,5-12.
After downloading, print the document using a PDF reader (e.g. Adobe Reader).
View images
View plain text
Encourage non-profit and joint for-profit <br /> housing developments by offering <br /> Program 26.1:Actively incentives.Non-profit and joint for-profit <br /> assist owners of property housing developers of housing affordable <br /> zoned or designated High- to moderate-,low-,extremely low-,and <br /> Density-Residential in very low-income households shall have the <br /> soliciting non profit housing highest City priority for approval.Specific <br /> organizations for proposals City incentives to encourage such housing <br /> to develop housing developments are the following:• <br /> affordable to extremely low-, Priority for the Growth Management <br /> moderate-,low-,and very affordable-housing sub allocation; • Ongoing;information to <br /> low-income households on Expedited permit processing;• Fee property owners within six The City continues to provide a wide range of information and available resources <br /> available sites using lower waivers;• Contributions from the months of Housing Element related to affordable housing on the City's website.The City will continue to encourage <br /> income housing fees The lower-income housing fund;• Use of adoption and at least two owners of high density residential sites to partner with non-profit organizations. <br /> objective of this program is available City-owned land;• Density additional times during the <br /> to assure that owners of bonuses;• City assistance in planning period. <br /> HDR properties are obtaining financing or funding;• <br /> informed of City affordable Assistance in providing public <br /> housing programs. The City improvements; • Consideration of <br /> will notify all property reduced development standards,such as <br /> owners of HDR sites of reducing the number of parking spaces; <br /> available City housing (this consideration does not include <br /> programs within 6 months of reducing the number of required on-site <br /> Housing Element adoption. parking spaces in the Downtown Specific <br /> Plan 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 /> Program 26.2:Continue to very low-income households shall have the <br /> actively support the highest City priority for approval.Specific <br /> activities of non-profit City incentives to encourage such housing <br /> organizations that provide developments are the following:• <br /> special needs housing as Priority for the Growth Management <br /> affordable-housing sub allocation; • The City maintained active support(including financial assistance through the City's <br /> well as housing affordable <br /> Expedited permit processing;• Fee Housing and Human Services Grant program)for a wide range of nonprofit <br /> to low-and very low-income Meet with nonprofit housing <br /> waivers;• Contributions from the organizations in 2021,including Habitat for Humanity,ECHO Housing,CRIL,Abode <br /> households,through lower-income housing fund;• Use of providers annually and Services,and Tri-Valley REACH,Inc. In addition,the City worked directly with MidPen <br /> technical assistance or ongoing <br /> available City-owned land;• Density Housing,Satellite Affordable Housing Associates(SAHA),and Sunflower Hill on project. <br /> other means. The objective <br /> of this program is to assure bonuses;• City assistance in specific activities. <br /> that the City maintains a full obtaining financing or funding;• <br /> range of incentives that are Assistance in providing public <br /> beneficial to assisting non- improvements; • Consideration of <br /> profit housing developers. reduced development standards,such as <br /> reducing the number of parking spaces; <br /> • (this consideration does not include <br /> reducing the number of required on-site <br /> parking spaces in the Downtown Specific <br /> Plan 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 the <br /> highest City priority for approval.Specific <br /> Program 26.3:When land City incentives to encourage such housing <br /> becomes available to the developments are the following:• <br /> City,consider reserving Priority for the Growth Management <br /> those sites for non-profit affordable-housing sub allocation; • <br /> organizations to build Expedited permit processing;• Fee As noted above,the City acquired one parcel of land within Irby Ranch,and this land is <br /> waivers;• Contributions from the When land becomes leased to SAHA/Sunflower Hill who completed the construction of the 31-unit Sunflower <br /> housing affordable to <br /> lower-income housing fund;• Use of available to the City Hill project for residents with developmental disabilities. The City will continue to <br /> moderate-,low-,extremely <br /> available City-owned land;• Density monitor future opportunities to acquire land for affordable housing. <br /> low,and very low-income <br /> households that include bonuses;• City assistance in <br /> three bedroom units for obtaining financing or funding;• <br /> large households. Assistance in providing public <br /> improvements: • Consideration of <br /> reduced development standards,such as <br /> reducing the number of parking spaces; <br /> • (this consideration does not include <br /> reducing the number of required on-site <br /> parking spaces in the Downtown Specific <br /> Plan Area);and• •Consideration of <br /> mortgage revenue bonds. <br />
The URL can be used to link to this page
Your browser does not support the video tag.