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19 | City of Pleasanton 2023-2031 Housing Element Table 3-1: Residential Development Potential and RHNA Extremely Low Very Low Low Moderate Above Moderate Total 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 Low/Low 784 547 459 1,790 Surplus / (Shortfall) See Very Low/Low (1,814) (301) (1,149) (3,264) Rezone Sites See Very Low/Low 2,105 362 1,546 4,013 Surplus / (Shortfall) With Rezone Sites See Very Low/Low 291 61 397 749 Source: City of Pleasanton, LWC 3.C Financial and Administrative Resources Appendix G provides a list of financial, administrative, and other resources at the local, regional, state, and federal levels to help the City address its housing needs. Availability of these resources is dependent on governmental priorities, legislation, and continued funding, which may be subject to change at any time. 3.D Opportunities for Energy Conservation The cost of energy can greatly impact housing affordability, as energy costs can constitute a significant portion of total housing costs. High energy costs also particularly impact low-income households that are less likely to have the ability to cover increased expenses. Please refer to Appendix G to see a list energy conservation programs available at the local, regional, State, and federal levels.