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Program 43.4:Set aside a <br /> portion of the City's Lower- The City continues to set aside Lower-Income Housing Fund(LIHF)money to assist in <br /> Income Housing Fund for Provide for the special-housing needs of projects that accommodate those with special needs.In 2017,the Housing Commission <br /> housing projects which large households,the elderly,persons with and Planning Commission recommended approval of Irby Ranch which included the <br /> accommodate the needs of disabilities including developmental dedication of 1.64 acres of land to the City to be used in partnership with Sunflower Hill <br /> special housing groups such disabilities,extremely low income Annually for a residential development for adult individuals with special needs. In February <br /> as for persons with physical, households,the homeless,farmworkers, 2018,City Council approved financing for the Sunflower Hill project,which was needed <br /> mental,and/or and families with single-parent heads of to apply for tax credit financing.Sunflower Hill was completed and fully leased up in <br /> developmental disabilities, households. 2020. <br /> and persons with extremely <br /> Inw-inrnmpe <br /> Program 43.5:Give priority Provide for the special-housing needs of <br /> for the production of large households,the elderly,persons with <br /> disabilities including developmental The City continues to give priority to housing for persons with disabilities.Sites for new <br /> housing for persons with <br /> disabilities in infill locations, disabilities,extremely low income Ongoing high density housing are located in infill locations and accessible to transit and <br /> which are accessible to City households,the homeless,farmworkers, commercial services. <br /> and families with single-parent heads of <br /> services. households <br /> Program 43.6:Encourage <br /> the provision of special- <br /> needs housing,such as <br /> community care facilities for <br /> the elderly,and persons <br /> with disabilities(including <br /> developmental disabilities) <br /> in residential and mixed-use <br /> areas,especially near <br /> transit and other services. <br /> The City will provide <br /> regulatory incentives such Provide for the special-housing needs of <br /> as expedited permit <br /> large households,the <br /> processing in conformance g elderly,persons with <br /> with the Community Care disabilities including developmental The City provides fee reductions per Code Chapter 18.86(Reasonable <br /> Facilities Act and fee disabilities,extremely tow income Ongoing Accommodations)of the Pleasanton Municipal Code and continues to encourage <br /> households,the homeless,farmworkers, special-needs and affordable housing for the elderly and those with disabilities. <br /> reductions where the <br /> development would result in and families with single-parent heads of <br /> an agreement to provide households. <br /> below-market housing or <br /> services.The City provides <br /> fee reductions per <br /> Pleasanton Municipal Code <br /> Chapter 18.86(Reasonable <br /> Accommodations)on the <br /> basis of hardship.The City <br /> will maintain flexibility within <br /> the Zoning Ordinance to <br /> permit such uses in non- <br /> residential zoning districts <br /> Program 43.7:Require <br /> some units to include <br /> Universal Design and <br /> accessibility features for all <br /> new residential projects <br /> receiving governmental The City continues to require universal design for larger new residential projects. <br /> assistance,including tax Provide for the special-housing needs of Inclusion of universal design elements was required as a condition of approval for all <br /> credits,land grants,fee large households,the elderly,persons with new projects involving new construction of 15 or more multifamily dwellings,both <br /> waivers,or other financial disabilities including developmental ownership and rental housing eligible projects must provide a minimum of 10 percent of <br /> assistance. Consider disabilities,extremely low income Ongoing the total units as universally designed units that meet standard condition requirements. <br /> requiring some units to households,the homeless,farmworkers, In 2017,the Housing and Planning Commissions held a joint workshop and directed <br /> include Universal Design and families with single-parent heads of staff to include additional Universal Design standards including requiring roll-in <br /> and accessibility features in households. showers with a portion of all new multi-family rental residential projects with more than <br /> all other new residential 15 units. <br /> projects to improve the <br /> safety and utility of housing <br /> for all people,including <br /> home accessibility for <br /> people aging in place and <br /> for people with disabilities. <br />