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49 | City of Pleasanton 2023-2031 Housing Element Program 4.3 Suspend enforcement of the Growth Management Program and Ordinance (Pleasanton Municipal Code 17.36) as necessary to comply with state law, specifically the Housing Crisis Act (SB 330).  Responsible Agency: Planning Division, City Manager  Time Period: Ongoing  Funding Source: Planning Division Budget Program 4.4 Develop and update plans and programs to identify and address infrastructure deficiencies, including funding mechanisms for infrastructure improvements necessary to accommodate the planned and projected growth identified in the General Plan and to accommodate the 6th Cycle RHNA. These efforts will include the following: 1. Conduct a sewer/wastewater capacity analysis to ensure future sewer infrastructure needs, including sewer infrastructure upgrades and facilities to accommodate the 6th Cycle RHNA, and on the basis of that study, identify and prioritize capital improvement projects and funding needs. 2. Adopt written policies and procedures that grant priority for sewer hookups for residential development that helps meet Pleasanton’s share of the regional need for lower-income housing, consistent with Government Code §65589.7. 3. Conduct a water distribution system capacity analysis to ensure future distribution system needs, including any necessary upgrades and new facilities to accommodate the 6th Cycle RHNA, and on the basis of that study, identify and prioritize capital improvement projects and funding needs. 3.4. Continue to assess and plan for adequate water supply and infrastructure, including completion of groundwater treatment improvements to address known contaminants in City-operated wells; completion of water supply and operational plan updates, undertaking required updates to the City’s Urban Water Management Plan; working with water suppliers including Zone 7 to ensure adequate supplies; and implementation of the City’s recycled water and water conservation programs (see Program 4.5, below). 4.5. Identify funding mechanisms for infrastructure improvements contained in the General Plan to accommodate projected housing growth. The City will continue to make infrastructure improvements on an as-needed basis, and based on the priorities established in the above-referenced water and sewer capacity and needs assessments, to accommodate existing and planned growth, typically funded through the Capital Improvement Program (CIP), in turn funded by the General Fund and developer impact fees and connection fees.