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Summary and Disposition of 5th Cycle Housing Element Goals, Policies and Programs Program 6.2: Create incentives for homeowners to Program 1.9, modified to See Program 1.8, above rent their second units to moderate-, low-, and very add specific program Program 1.9 low-income households as well as those with recommendations to disabilities (including developmental disabilities). encourage ADU The following programs will be implemented to facilitate the The City's role would be to develop the program production. production of ADUs: [NEW] materials including information, criteria for Program 1.8 1. Prepare and distribute standardized and/or qualifications, and incentives, and to monitor the pre-approved building plans for ADUs that success of the program. Incentives should include meet the requirements of Chapter 18.106 of fee reductions or waivers and information/assistance the Pleasanton Municipal Code (Accessory to help homeowners be landlords. Such incentives and Junior Accessory Dwelling Units) and the should be made available to applicants of second California Building Standards Code. The City units during the Administrative Design Review or will publicize such building plans to interested Building permit process. persons inquiring or applying for an ADU, and incentives provided, such as reduction of permit fees, for applicants wishing to make use of such pre-approved plans. 2. Create and maintain informational materials and an ADU resource webpage on the City's website to publicize and promote the availability of standard building plans; post information about available funding for ADUs (e.g., CaIHFA ADU Grant Program that provides up to $25,000 to reimburse homeowners for predevelopment costs). Materials will be made available through multiple outreach methods in addition to the City website, press releases, utility mailers, email distribution lists, social media, community service groups, etc.)and in multiple languages. 5 I City of Pleasanton 2023-2031 Housing Element