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Encourage non-profit and joint for-profit <br />housing developments by offering <br />Program 26.1: Actively <br />incentives Non-profit and joint for-profit <br />assist owners of property <br />housing developers of housing affordable <br />:zoned or designated High- <br />to moderate-, low-, extremely low-, and <br />IDensity-Residential in <br />very low-income households shall have the <br />soliciting non profit housing <br />highest City priority for approval Specific <br />organizations for proposals <br />City incentives to encourage such housing <br />'to develop housing <br />developments are the following: <br />,affordable to extremely low-, <br />Priority for the Growth Management <br />moderate-, low-, and very <br />affordable-housing sub allocation; • <br />Ongoing; information to <br />(low-income households on <br />Expedited permit processing, • Fee <br />property owners within six <br />The City continues to provide a wide range of information and available resources <br />available sites using laver <br />waivers, • Contributions from the <br />months of Housing Element <br />related to affordable housing on the City's website The City will continue to encourage <br />income housing fees The <br />lower-income housing fund; • Use of <br />adoption and at least two <br />owners of high density residential sites to partner with non-profit organizations <br />objective of this program is <br />available City-owned land; • Density <br />additional times during the <br />to assure that owners of <br />bonuses; • City assistance in <br />planning period- <br />HDR properties are <br />obtaining financing or funding; - <br />informed of City affordable <br />Assistance in providing public <br />housing programs The City <br />improvements; • Consideration of <br />will notify all property <br />reduced development standards, such as <br />owners of HDR sites of <br />reducing the number of parking spaces , <br />available City housing <br />(this consideration does not Iricluda <br />programs within 6 months of <br />reducing the number of requl red on-site <br />Housing Element adoption. <br />parkl rig apace in the Downtown Specific <br />Plan Area); and - • Coni Oderabon 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 />4o moderate-, low-, extremely low-, and <br />Program 26 2: Continue to <br />,very low-income households shall have the <br />actively support the <br />highest City priority for approval Specific <br />City incentives to encourage such housing <br />activities of non-profit <br />'developments are the following: <br />organizations that provide <br />Priority for the Growth Management <br />special needs housing as <br />affordable-housing sub allocation; • <br />The City maintained active support (including financial assistance through the City's <br />well as housing affordable <br />Expedited permit processing; • Fee <br />Housing and Human Services Grant program) for a wide range of nonprofit <br />to low- and very low-income <br />waivers; • Contribubons from the <br />Meat with nonprofit housing <br />orgenizations in 2021, including Habitat for Humanity, ECHO Housing, CRIL, Abode <br />households, through <br />lower-income housing fund; • Use of <br />providers annually and <br />Services,and Tri-Valley REACH, Inc. In addition, the City worked directly with MidPen <br />assistance or <br />available City-owned land; • Density <br />ongoingServices,� <br />Housing, Satellite Affordable Housing Associates (SAHA), and Sunflower Hill on project- <br />other means- The objective <br />bonuses; • City assistance in <br />specific activities, <br />s <br />of this program is to assure <br />obtaining financing or funding; <br />that the City maintains full <br />Assistance in providing public <br />range of incentives that are <br />improvements; Consideration of <br />beneficial to assisting non- <br />reduced development standards, such <br />profit housing developers <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 <br />City incentives to encourage such housing <br />becomes available to the <br />wi <br />developments are the follong: <br />Priority for the Growth Management <br />City, consider reserving <br />affordable-housing sub allocation; <br />those sites for non-profit <br />Expedited permit processing; • Fee <br />As noted above, the City acquired one parcel of land within Irby Ranch, and this land is <br />it <br />organizations to build <br />waivers; • Contributions from the <br />When land becomes <br />leased to SAHA/sunflower Hill who completed the construction of the 31-unit Sunflower <br />le <br />housing affordable <br />h <br />lower-income housing fund; • Use of <br />available to the City <br />Hill project for residents with developmental disabilities- The City will continue to <br />moderate-, -, low-, trPrtmely <br />available Uty-owned land; • Density <br />i iu iitui fulume uppuilunities to acquire land for affordable housing <br />low, and very low-income <br />bonuses; • City assistance in <br />households that include <br />obtaining financing or funding; <br />three bedroom units for <br />Assistance in providing public <br />large households- <br />improvements; • Consideration of <br />reduced development standards, such as <br />redurang the number of part ing 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 />rrwrigage feverue bonds <br />