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San Francisco Bay Area Draft Regional Housing Needs Allocation, 4th Revision Several of the possible allocation factors proposed in the surveys were considered by the HMC, but not explicitly incorporated in the draft methodology. These factors include those related to: . Jobs-housing balance: I(a) - (c) Sewer/water constraints: 2 City-centered development: 5(a) - (c) Loss of assisted housing units: 6 High housing cost burdens: 7 Housing needs of farm workers: 8 Traffic congestion: 9(a) Rewards for past RHNA performance: 9(b) . . . . . . . The HMC has included the following suggested RHNA factors as explicit components of the draft methodology but may not have used them in precisely the way suggested by the respondents: . Public transit/transportation infrastructure: 3 The HMC did not consider 9( c). In each instance where a respondent described specific localized data in support of its response to a survey question, e.g., 2, 6(a) and 8(a), the respondent did not identifY sources for comparable data for other jurisdictions. Therefore, staff could not conclude that the proffered factor met the statutory requirement for comparability and availability. Consequently, the proposed factor was not used. IV. Housing Methodology Committee As the region's Council of Governments, ABAG is responsible for allocating the state- determined regional housing need to all jurisdictions in the Bay Area. The HMC was established in May 2006 to assist staff in developing a recommended methodology for allocating the regional need for adoption by the ABAG Executive Board. The HMC was comprised of local elected officials, city and county staff, and stakeholder representatives from each county in the region. It includes members from each county so that it adequately represents the entire region. The members of the Housing Methodology Committee were: Barbara Kondylis, Supervisor, District I (Solano), ABAG Executive Board Scott Haggerty, Supervisor, District I (Alameda), ABAG Executive Board Jerffery Levine, Housing Department, City of Oakland, Alameda Jennifer Hosterman, Mayor, City of Pleasant on, Alameda Dan Marks, Director of Planning & Development, City of Berkeley, Alameda Julie Pierce, Council Member, City of Clayton, Contra Costa Phillip Woods, Principal Planner, City of Concord, Contra Costa Gwen Regalia, Council Member, City of Walnut Creek, Contra Costa Linda Jackson, Principal Planner, City of San Rafael, Marin Paul Kermoyan, Community Development Dir., City of Sa usa lito, Marin November 2006, Page 5