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Program 14.3:Structure <br /> future rent-restriction Preserve for the longest term feasible, <br /> contract agreements for all restricted units affordable to extremely low-, When new assisted projects The City continues to look at creative ways to structure agreements and maximize the <br /> new assisted projects with low-and very-low-income households <br /> limited or no time restrictions which are at risk of changing to market-rate are approved. term of affordability. <br /> to minimize the displacement housing. <br /> of tenants. <br /> Program 14.4:Provide <br /> rehabilitation funds or other Preserve for the longest term feasible, The City continues to attempt to provide apartment rehabilitation loans to the greatest <br /> incentives such as a density restricted units affordable to extremely low-, extent feasible;however,no apartment projects sought City funding for rehabilitation <br /> bonus where appropriate for low-and very-low-income households Ongoing;dependent on projects in 2022. The City will continue to monitor future opportunities for providing <br /> apartment complexes in which are at risk of changing to market-rate specific proposals financial assistance to existing apartment complexes in exchange for affordability <br /> exchange for extended or housing. restrictions. <br /> perpetual assisted housing <br /> time periods. <br /> Program 14.5:Issue bonds <br /> or provide other funding Preserve for the longest term feasible, <br /> where appropriate to reduce restricted units affordable to extremely low-, <br /> apartment complex low-and low-income Ongoing;dependent on The City continues to issue bonds and provide funding for appropriate projects on a case <br /> mortgage rates in exchange veryhouseholds specific proposals by case basis.No bonds were issued in 2022. <br /> for extended or perpetual which are at risk of changing to market-rate <br /> assisted-housing time housing. <br /> periods. <br /> Make appropriate modifications to the Land <br /> Program 15.1:Identify a Use Element of the General Plan,Zoning <br /> Ordinance,and other City ordinances, <br /> funding mechanism for The City continues to make infrastructure improvements on an as-needed basis.Other <br /> programs,and policies to facilitate the Research currently available <br /> infrastructure improvements improvements include the City's new Recycled Water Project.Improvements to sewer <br /> contained in the General provision of housing,especially housing for funding mechanisms capacity have been funded through the CIP under existing replacement and expansion <br /> Plan to accommodate those with disabilities(including annually funds. <br /> projected housing growth. developmental disabilities),and housing <br /> affordable to moderate,low,and very low <br /> income households. <br />
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