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D-8 | City of Pleasanton Existing Programs Review Table D-1: Existing Housing Element Programs Review Program # Program Objectives Responsible Party Evaluation Modify / Delete / Continue posting at public places subject to normal procedures. 12.1 Maintain zoning adequate to accommodate Pleasanton’s share of the regional housing need for all income levels. Sites designated High Density Residential or Mixed Use shall be developed at a minimum density of 30 units per acre, and comport with the adopted Housing Site Development Standards and Design Guidelines for Multifamily Development. - City Council The City continues to monitor the zoning within the City to accommodate all RHNA needs. This is implemented on an ongoing basis. Modify: Update to comply with 6th Cycle Housing Element rezoning requirements. 12.2 Attempt to rehabilitate five ownership- housing units affordable to extremely low-, low- and very low-income households identified as having major building code violations each year between 2015 and 2023, and maintain their affordability. Attempt to rehabilitate at least one apartment complex by 2020. Single-family homes will be identified through the City’s Housing Rehabilitation Program which already has in place an outreach program. The City will survey existing apartment complexes, including working with local non-profit housing development agencies, to ascertain the need for rehabilitation. Owners of identified complexes will be contacted and made aware of the availability of rehabilitation assistance. Five ownership units and one apartment complex prior to the end of the Planning Period Housing Division Since October 2016, Habitat for Humanity has administered the City’s Housing Rehabilitation Program, which provides grants or loans to extremely low-, very low-, and low-income homeowners. No apartment projects sought City funding for rehabilitation projects during this time. Since 2015, the City has issued 15 rehabilitation grants to lower income homeowners through this program. Modify: Expand to create an inventory of properties eligible and/or potentially in need of rehabilitation. 12.3 Strive to construct, rehabilitate, and conserve the City’s regional share of housing within the constraints of available infrastructure, traffic, air quality, and financial limits, by the conclusion of the current Regional Housing Needs Determination period – in 2023. - City Council The City continues to strive to construct housing within the constraints of available infrastructure, traffic, air quality, and financial limits. Combined, the City’s 2015-2023 housing Delete: Retain as a policy. Programs for no net loss address regional housing needs capacity (see Programs 1.1 and 12.1).