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Affirmatively Furthering Fair Housing City of Pleasanton | F-27 HCD and TCAC prepared opportunity maps to identify census tracts with the highest and lowest resources. High resource areas are areas with high index scores for a variety of opportunity indicators. Examples of indicators of high resources areas include high employment rates, low poverty rates, proximity to jobs, high educational proficiency, and limited exposure to environmental health hazards. High resources tracts are areas that offer low-income residents the best chance of a high quality of life, whether through economic advancement, high educational attainment, or clean environmental health. Census tracts in the city that are categorized as moderate resource areas have access to many of the same resources as the high resource areas but may have fewer job opportunities, lower performing schools, lower median home values, or other factors that lower their indexes across the various economic, educational, and environmental indicators. Low resources areas are characterized as having fewer opportunities to employment and education, or a lower index for other economic, environmental, and educational indicators. These areas have greater quality of life needs and should be prioritized for future investment to improve opportunities for current and future residents. The opportunity maps inform TCAC, which oversees the Low-Income Housing Tax Credit (LIHTC) Program, to distribute funding more equitably for affordable housing in areas with the highest opportunity. The analysis evaluates total access to opportunity (e.g., high, moderate, low), but also individually assesses opportunity access across more specific indicators, such as education, transportation, economic development, and environment. TCAC Opportunity Areas – Composite Score The TCAC Opportunity Areas 2022 Composite Score provides an aggregate index of three domains: economic, education, and environmental. Census tracts with higher composite scores indicate higher resource areas overall. The 2022 TCAC Composite Score is shown in Figure F-13. Pleasanton has two different levels of resource areas: highest and high. According to the Alameda County AI, across the cities included in their report, White and Asian or Pacific Islander residents tend to live in neighborhoods with a lower rate of poverty and have higher access to proficiency schools and the labor market. Pleasanton is a high resource community as shown in Figure F-13 and aligning with the Alameda County AI, Pleasanton has significantly more White and more Asian or Pacific Islander residents than other races (and compared to the County as a whole).