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Pleasanton suitable for light industrial and service commercial uses. While this remains a factor/concern, several other commercially-zoned sites were excluded from consideration by City Council (e.g., Rheem Drive, Sonoma Drive), leaving them available for similar service commercial uses. The inclusion of the Boulder Street site, if supported by City Council, will require adjustments to the Housing Element in the following ways: • Add reference to Area 20 (Boulder)throughout Appendix B (i.e., B-24, B-29, Appendix B maps, and Appendix F tables and maps). • Add a site sheet to Appendix B for Area 20. The original sheet reviewed by the Council earlier in the process for the site is attached for reference, Attachment 1. Information included on the sheet may be refined/updated prior to re-submittal of the Housing Element to HCD. • Adjust the site inventory to account for the addition of the site (i.e., add 284 units to the very low and low-income category). The inventory numbers will be updated throughout the document (i.e., Pages 20, B-27, and Table B-15). With the addition of Area 20 and 284 units from the lower income category,the buffer increases to 291 units within this category to meet the City's Regional Housing Needs Assessment requirements, as shown below. A clean version of this table is attached for reference, Attachment 2. Table 3-1: Residential Development Potential and RHNA (Modified to Remove Kaiser and Add Area 20) ModerateExtremely Very Above Low Moderate Total Low Low RHNA See Very Low 1,750 1,008 894 2,313 5,965 ADUs See Very Low 5 28 46 14 93 Approved/Entitled Projects - 127 - 691 818 Remaining RHNA See Very Low 1,745 853 848 1,608 5,054 Site Inventory See Very 966 784 547 459 72 1,790 Surplus/(Shortfall) See Very Low/Low (1-,632 1,814) (301) (1,149) 3-I) i Rezone Sites See Very Low/Low 4 82T 2,105 362 1,543 43 726 Surplus/(Shortfall)With See Very 1.99 291 61 394 644 746 Rezone Sites Low/Low — Source: City of Pleasanton, L INC While staff believes the very low degree of current utilization and other site characteristics make this a viable site for housing development within the next 8 years, if Area 20 should not prove acceptable to California Department of Housing and Community Development(HCD), staff recommends adding Area 11 (Old Santa Rita)to the 6th Cycle Housing Element as an alternative site in the inventory. Similar to Area 20, this site was eliminated in the Council's prior discussion, in part based on concern that it would reduce the number of locations in Pleasanton suitable for light industrial and service commercial uses. As for Boulder Street several other similarly zoned sites were excluded from consideration by City Council (e.g., Rheem Drive, Sonoma Drive), still leaving them available for similar service commercial uses. Page 3 of 4