5_Exhibit B_Resolution_Attachment 2

Exhibit 1 Focus Group Summary La Familia Date: February 3, 2022 Time: 4-4:30pm Meeting Notes: • The representative outlined some of the programs La Familia offered, and the populations served, including the Latinx population and people of color. • These communities are frequently lower income, and La Familia sees the greatest disparities in access to resources in places where there is greater overall wealth. • In outreach, it’s important to engage in multiple ways, particularly in face-to-face opportunities and using La Familia’s local community partners to help bridge the gap and forge connections with the City’s staff. St. Clare’s Episcopal Church (Pleasanton); St. Bart’s Episcopal Church (Livemore) Date: February 3, 2022 Time:1-2pm Meeting Notes: • The two church leaders emphasized the severity of the housing crisis that’s affecting the populations they see and serve in Livermore and Pleasanton, across the entire social spectrum • There are lengthy wait-lists for available affordable housing units, and the lack of affordability affects the ability to provide essential services – college professors, teachers, public safety workers face long commutes because they can’t afford to live locally. The housing situation is contributing to the issues we are starting see with staffing and supply chain problems that affect people’s everyday lives. • Despite the apparent affluence of Pleasanton and Livermore, they witness significant poverty and need among the population. The housing situation is “fragile” for many – doubling up, overcrowding and couch surfing are all common situations. This problem is largely invisible. • Both emphasized the importance of building units and avoiding loopholes for developers not to build. • In recent years, Livermore has been the “affordable housing” city, but Pleasanton needs to step up too. Properties owned by religious institutions have provided several opportunities to address housing needs in the region.