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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 low-income households shall have the highest City priority for approval.Specific Program 26.3:When land City incentives to encourage such housing becomes available to the developments are the following: City,consider reserving Priority for the Growth Management those sites for non-profit affordable-housing sub allocation; organizations to build Expedited permit processing;• Fee As noted above,the City acquired one parcel of land within Irby Ranch,and this land is housing affordable to waivers;• Contributions from the When land becomes leased to SAHA/Sunflower Hill who completed the construction of the 31-unit Sunflower moderate-,low-,extremely lower-income housing fund;• Use of available to the City Hill project for residents with developmental disabilities. The City will continue to monitor low,and very low-income available City-owned land;• Density future opportunities to acquire land for affordable housing. households that include bonuses;• City assistance in three bedroom units for large obtaining financing or funding; households. Assistance in providing public improvements; • Consideration of 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.