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Program 10.1:Conduct a <br /> review of the Growth <br /> Management Program and <br /> amend as necessary to <br /> assure the rate of residential <br /> development,limited to 235 <br /> units per year consistent with <br /> the City's Growth <br /> Management unit allocation, <br /> is consistent with the City's The City has suspended enforcement of the Growth Management Program and <br /> current and new Ordinance,in accordance with Government Code Section 66300,the Housing Crisis Act. <br /> infrastructure capacities, Support the development and rehabilitation Prior to its suspension,On February 3,2015,the City Council adopted Ordinance No. <br /> including roadways,water, of housing affordable to extremely low-,low-Early 2017;then annually. 2112 amending Pleasanton Municipal Code Chapter 17.36,to ensure that the Growth <br /> sewer,and facilities,etc. and very low-income households and Management Ordinance does not include constraints including preventing the City from <br /> The objective of this review infrastructure needs. meeting its share of the regional housing need for all income levels during the Housing <br /> program is to assure that the Element planning period per Program 30.2. No additional changes were made in 2022. <br /> City's Growth Management <br /> Program is consistent with <br /> State law and that there is a <br /> procedure for assuring that <br /> there is available <br /> infrastructure to serve future <br /> approved residential <br /> development,and to create <br /> a more efficient process for <br /> implementing the program. <br /> Program 10.2:Require the Support the development and rehabilitation <br /> duration of extremely low-, of housing affordable to extremely low-,low-As Housing Agreements are The City continues to require that all regulatory agreements for below-market rental units <br /> low and very low income set put in place for lower-income <br /> aside units within projects to and very low-income households and projects. <br /> be in perpetuity. to be in perpetuity(or if required due to financing,for 99 years). <br /> review infrastructure needs. <br />