5_Exhibit B_Resolution_Attachment 2

Affirmatively Furthering Fair Housing City of Pleasanton | F-25 the average percentage of total white population for all census tracts in a given council of governments (COG) region. Census tracts with an LQ of more than 1.25 and a median income 1.5 times higher than the COG area median income (AMI), or 1.5 times the state AMI whichever is lower, were assigned a numeric score of 1 indicating “Is a RCAA”. Census tracts that did not meet this criterion were assigned a score of 0 indicating “Not a RCAA”. Census tracts with a total population of less than 75 people, in which the census tract was also largely contained within a non-urbanized area such as a park, open space, or airport, were not identified as RCAAs. As shown in Figure F-12, nine census tracts in Pleasanton are designated as RCAAs using the above methodology. All of the RCAA areas are located east of I-680 and encompass many of Pleasanton’s residential neighborhoods. Residential neighborhoods not within RCAAs are those west of I-680 and those west of the East Pleasanton Specific Plan area. Additionally, census tracts not identified as RCAAs contain the Hacienda business park, Stoneridge Mall, downtown, and Bernal corporate and office park areas. Two of the RCAA census tracts extend beyond City limits to the east (Livermore) and south. These two tracts are located between Stanley Boulevard and Vineyard Avenue and between Highway 84 and I-680. Areas adjacent to the city to the east are also designated as RCAAs. Various programs promote housing throughout the Pleasanton, including in RCAA areas, such as Programs 1.8 and 1.9 (accessory dwelling units), Program 2.8 (Section 8 Housing Choice Vouchers), and Program 2.12 (Pleasanton Down Payment Assistance Loan Program).