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Existing Programs Review City of Pleasanton | D-15 Table D-1: Existing Housing Element Programs Review Program # Program Objectives Responsible Party Evaluation Modify / Delete / Continue the Ordinance so that it can better achieve that objective. As part of the Inclusionary Ordinance review, conduct meetings with developers to identify specific changes that may be considered by the City. 18.1 Review and modify the lower-income-housing fee annually in conformance with AB 1600, and consider changing the basis of the fee to reflect the true cost of providing housing. Finance Department, Housing Division, Housing Commission, City Council In 2018, the City prepared nexus studies (although not required to establish housing fees) and approved an updated Affordable Housing Fee. Continue 18.2 Continue to exempt all housing units affordable to low- and very low-income households from the low-income housing fee. - Housing Commission, City Council The City has continued to exempt all affordable housing units from the Affordable Housing Fee; ADUs are also exempt from the fee. Continue 18.3 Use the Lower-Income Housing Fund to help build housing affordable to low- and very low-income households on City-owned land. - City Council During the planning period, 1.64 acres of land dedicated to the City was used in partnership with Sunflower Hill to develop 31 affordable housing units for individuals with developmental disabilities, completed in 2020. The City committed $2.25 million from the Lower Income Housing Fund for the Sunflower Hill project. Continue 18.4 Use the Lower-Income Housing Fund to extend rent restriction agreements, purchase land, write down mortgage costs, rehabilitate units, subsidize rents, issue tax-exempt bonds, post loan collateral, pay pre-development costs, and 150 units City Council The City used Lower Income Housing Funds for Kottinger Gardens (Phases 1 and 2, 185 total units for lower- income elderly), Continue