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Existing Programs Review City of Pleasanton | D-21 Table D-1: Existing Housing Element Programs Review Program # Program Objectives Responsible Party Evaluation Modify / Delete / Continue • Expedited processing of development applications. 40.1 Acquire and/or assist in the development of one or more sites for housing affordable to low- and very low-income households. - Housing Division, City Council During the planning period, the City acquired one parcel that resulted in the 31-unit Sunflower Hill project for residents with developmental disabilities. Continue 40.2 Utilize tax-exempt bonds, and other financing mechanisms, to finance the construction of housing units affordable to extremely low-, low- and very low-income households, to purchase land for such a use, and to reduce mortgage rates. - City Council In 2016, the City supported the passage of a new affordable housing bond (Measure A1) for Alameda County that awarded Pleasanton $11.7 million for affordable housing. Continue/ Merge: Merge with Program 40.1. 40.3 If the City acquires or obtains control of a potential housing site, in order to facilitate the provision of affordable housing and a mixed-income environment, the City may issue an RFP in conjunction or in partnership with non-profit or for-profit partnerships for development providing at least 20 percent of the units to very low- income households and 20 percent of the units to low-income households. 150 units Housing Division, Housing Commission, City Council The City acquired and started construction on the parcel of land within Irby Ranch with the intent of using the land to provide new affordable housing in partnership with SAHA/Sunflower Hill (both non-profit agencies) which was completed in 2020. There are 31 units affordable to adults with developmental disabilities at Sunflower Hill. Continue/ Merge: Merge with Program 40.1.