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almost all demand for lower income housing is generated by Pleasanton's businesses. Page 42, <br /> Program 4.4: Wastewater capacity seemed to be a looming constraint during the previous HE <br /> update. The 2313 units of AMI market rate development will be first to use existing <br /> wastewater capacity. It's not clear how the City's analysis of wastewater capacity will <br /> effectively reserve a sufficient amount for lower income housing. Page 43, Policy 5.2: It <br /> seems a little odd to call housing affordable to the majority of Pleasanton's workforce"special <br /> needs housing". In the age of climate change and rising fuel prices, housing for that workforce <br /> majority (they earn 50-80%AMI) is really economic infrastructure that assures Pleasanton <br /> remains an attractive place to locate a business. Page 46, Program 5.6 (1): SROs are a great <br /> format for a car free format. Page 47, Goal 6: Policy 6.1, Policy 6.2, Policy 6.3: Appreciate the <br /> consistency of these Policies with CAP 2.0, especially the matching of housing affordability <br /> with local wages (majority VLI and LI). Maybe explicitly reference CAP 2.0 live/work <br /> emissions reductions objectives. Page 48, Policy 6.5: This Policy will provide an opportunity <br /> for more car-free employee households. Page 48, Program 6.2: Appreciate the reference to <br /> CAP 2.0. P8, P9, and PI O make most sense when implemented as climate-friendly housing for <br /> Pleasanton employees. Page 49, Program 6.4: This makes most sense as part of a plan to house <br /> the employees of Pleasanton's businesses within Pleasanton. Otherwise, the bicycle facilities <br /> will only be used for recreation on the weekends and LAVTA busses will remain empty. Page <br /> 50, Program 6.6 (LD-P 44): Locating and designing housing to accommodate households that <br /> don't own and park personal cars. It makes both living and housing more affordable. Done <br /> right,the demand among local, lower income employees for"no car units" should increase <br /> over time. Thank you again for the opportunity to comment. Sincerely, Becky Dennis <br /> Pleasanton <br /> Does this submission look like spam? Report it here, <br /> Click here to report this email as spam. <br />