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Stn Cycle Goal, Policy, Program Disposition in 6th Cycle 6th Cycle Goal, Policy Program Text <br /> Housing Element <br /> • Provide rental assistance to qualifying lower- <br /> income households. [Program 18.4] <br /> • Rehabilitate existing housing. [Program 18.4] <br /> • Support development of affordable housing, <br /> through issuance of tax-exempt bonds, posting of <br /> loan collateral, payment of pre-development costs. <br /> • <br /> [Program 18.4] <br /> • To otherwise provide direct financial and technical <br /> support to help produce housing units affordable to <br /> lower-income households. [Program 18.4] <br /> Program 18.1: Review and modify the Program 2.3, modified and Program 2.3 <br /> lower-income-housing fee annually in conformance updated Regularly review the Lower Income Housing Fee for <br /> with AB 1600, and consider changing the basis of the market rate residential development, including <br /> fee to reflect the true cost of providing housing. consideration of adjustments to the fee within the amounts <br /> supportable by the existing Nexus Study to ensure the fee <br /> reflects the cost to mitigate demand for new affordable <br /> housing created by new development, and while ensuring <br /> that fee levels remain such that they do not present an <br /> undue constraint to housing production. As part of the <br /> review of existing fees, consider changing the basis of the <br /> residential fee to be structured on a per square foot basis, <br /> so as to incentivize the production of smaller units. <br /> (Program 18.1, modified) <br /> 2023-2031 Housing Element City of Pleasanton)32 <br />
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