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Affirmatively Furthering Fair Housing City of Pleasanton | F-61 F.5.2 Potential Effects on Patterns of Segregation A comparison of a jurisdiction’s housing element sites inventory, including sites currently zoned for residential and rezone sites, against its LMI households and R/ECAP area can reveal if the City’s accommodation of housing is exacerbating or ameliorating segregation and social inequity. The city contains two LMI percentage quartiles, less than 25 percent (82 percent of the city) and 25 to 50 percent (18 percent of the city). The sites inventory aligns closely with the overall city distribution placing 86 percent of sites in quartiles with less than 25 percent LMI and 14 percent of sites in quartiles with 25-50 percent LMI. Therefore, distribution of sites does not perpetuate segregation, and programs would promote lower and moderate-income housing throughout Pleasanton, such as through the Inclusionary Zoning Ordinance. Figure F-27 shows the sites inventory, including rezone sites, across LMI concentrations. The pipeline projects are also shown, which are the entitled and proposed projects listed in Appendix B (Sites Inventory and Methodology, Table B-3). Figure F-28 compares the distribution of sites area to the area of LMI concentrations within the city.