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Encourage non-profit and joint for-profit <br /> housing developments by offering <br /> Program 26.1:Actively assist incentives.Non-profit and joint for-profit <br /> owners of property zoned or housing developers of housing affordable to <br /> designated High-Density- moderate-,low-,extremely low-,and very <br /> Residential in soliciting non low-income households shall have the <br /> profit housing organizations highest City priority for approval.Specific <br /> for proposals to develop City incentives to encourage such housing <br /> housing affordable to developments are the following: <br /> extremely low-,moderate-, Priority for the Growth Management <br /> low-,and very low-income affordable-housing sub allocation; • Ongoing;information to <br /> households on available Expedited permit processing;• Fee property owners within six The City continues to provide a wide range of information and available resources related <br /> sites using lower income waivers;• Contributions from the months of Housing Element to affordable housing on the City's website.The City will continue to encourage owners of <br /> housing fees.The objective lower-income housing fund;• Use of adoption and at least two high density residential sites to partner with non-profit organizations. <br /> of this program is to assure available City-owned land;• Density additional times during the <br /> that owners of HDR bonuses;• City assistance in planning period. <br /> properties are informed of obtaining financing or funding; <br /> City affordable housing Assistance in providing public <br /> programs. The City will improvements; • Consideration of <br /> notify all property owners of reduced development standards,such as <br /> HDR sites of available City reducing the number of parking spaces; <br /> housing programs within 6 (this consideration does not include <br /> months of Housing Element reducing the number of required on-site <br /> adoption. parking spaces in the Downtown Specific <br /> Plan Area);and• •Consideration of <br /> mortgage revenue bonds. <br />