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Housing Needs Assessment City of Pleasanton | A-33 <br />also provided funding necessary for the project’s tax credit financing.12 Construction was <br />completed in 2020. <br />In the 5th cycle, Program 43.2 directed the City to require as many lower income units as feasible <br />within large rental projects to utilize Universal Design standards to meet the needs of persons <br />with disabilities and to allow for aging in place. Implementing this program, the City has required <br />universal design standards, such as roll-in showers, in at least 10 percent of total units in multi- <br />family projects of more than 15 units. <br />Extremely Low-Income Households <br />Extremely low-income households often face housing challenges such as overpayment, eviction, <br />and finding suitable, affordable housing. Households earning 30 percent or less of the AMI are <br />considered extremely low-income. These households typically include seniors on fixed-incomes, <br />persons with disabilities, farmworkers, and low-wage workers. <br />There are 2,124 extremely low-income households in Pleasanton, which account for 7.6 percent <br />of total households in the city (Figure A-16). 24.1 percent (1,204 households) of renter households <br />in Pleasanton are extremely low-income households (Figure A-17). 86.9 percent (1,699 <br />households) of extremely low-income households are cost-burdened, and 79.8 percent (1,560 <br />households) are severely-cost burdened (Figure A-46). <br />Based on the City’s Regional Housing Needs Allocation, the City must accommodate 875 <br />extremely low-income units during the 6th Cycle planning period. This Housing Element includes <br />several programs to help address the housing needs of extremely low-income households, <br />including: <br />• Program 1.5 – Development of extremely low and low-income housing <br />• Program 2.9 – Seek funding for development of housing for extremely low, very low, and <br />low-income households <br />• Program 3.5 – Assist in rehabilitation of housing units occupied by extremely low, very loe, <br />and low-income households <br />• Program 5.5 – Assign City Lower Income Housing Funds to housing projects that <br />accommodate special housing groups and extremely low-income households <br />• Program 5.6 – Explicitly allow Single Room Occupancy units (SROs) to facilitate housing <br />for extremely low-income households <br />In addition, various resources are available to extremely low-income households in Pleasanton. <br />These include support organizations such as CityServe of Tri-Valley, Open Heart Kitchen, and <br /> <br /> <br />12 The City worked with Alameda County to secure almost $7.2 million in Measure A-1 funds for Sunflower Hill as <br />directed by 5th cycle Program 9.1.
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