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5th Cycle Goal, Policy, Program Disposition in 6th Cycle 6th Cycle Goal, Policy Program Text Housing Element 2. Developers of Small Housing Units Policy 2.6, modified Policy 2.6 Policy 28: Strongly encourage housing When allocating City funding, resources, and granting developers to build small single-family housing incentives and discretionary approvals, assign the following units, including detached second units. Single- priorities to housing developments:[...] family residential developments with units and/or Priority 3. Projects involving smaller units that are second units less than 1,200 square feet in floor affordable by design, including residential developments area, which provide housing affordable to comprising at least 66 percent small units. Smaller units are moderate-income households, shall have the 1,500 square feet or less for single-family units, either third highest priority for City approval. To the attached or detached (exclusive of garages) and 1,000 extent that these developments provide resale square feet or less for apartments/multi-family units and restrictions to retain the units as affordable to ADUs). To the extent that these developments provide moderate-income households, they may qualify resale or other deed restrictions to retain the units as for incentives at the discretion of the City Council. affordable to moderate-income households, they may qualify for incentives at the discretion of the City Council. Deed-restricted lower-income family housing units (three- bedrooms or more) will not be counted against the proportion of small units required to qualify for prioritization or incentives. Growth Management Goal 11: Manage residential growth in an orderly Deleted; unnecessary as fashion while enabling Pleasanton to meet its its own goal, other policies housing needs. and programs address. 2023-2031 Housing Element City of Pleasanton)40