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Encourage non-profit and joint for-profit housing developments by offering incentives.Non-profit and joint for-profit housing developers of housing affordable to moderate-,low-,extremely low-,and very Program 26.2:Continue to low-income households shall have the actively support the activities highest City priority for approval.Specific of non-profit organizations City incentives to encourage such housing that provide special needs developments are the following: housing as well as housing Priority for the Growth Management affordable to low-and very affordable-housing sub allocation; • The City maintained active support(including financial assistance through the City's Expedited permit processing;• Fee low-income households, Meet with nonprofit housing Housing and Human Services Grant program)for a wide range of nonprofit organizations through technical assistance waivers;• Contributions from the providers annually and providing affordable housing-related services in 2022,including Abode Services,Centro lower-income housing fund;• Use of or other means. The ongoing Legal de la Raza,CityServe of the Tri-Valley,CRIL,ECHO Housing,Goodness Village, available City-owned land;• Density objective of this program is bonuses;• City assistance in and Habitat for Humanity. to assure that the City maintains a full range of obtaining financing or funding; incentives that are beneficial Assistance in providing public to assisting non-profit improvements; • Consideration of housing developers. reduced development standards,such as reducing the number of parking spaces; (this consideration does not include reducing the number of required on-site parking spaces in the Downtown Specific Plan Area);and - •Consideration of mortgage revenue bonds.