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Draft 14. Subregional Planning Element Another collaborative effort included cooperation of the cities of Pleasanton Livermore and Dublin along with Alameda County in acquiring and rehabilitating a homeless shelter located in the City of Livermore The partnership secured a Section 108 loan from HUD to cover the majority of the costs and Pleasanton is re~ayine its share of the loan with a portion of its annual Community Development Block Grant allocation. The shelter was renamed Sojourner House and re-opened in October 2002. The City of Pleasanton also contributes to East Bay Housing Organizations (EBHO .anon-profit membership organization dedicated to working with communities in Alameda and Contra Costa counties to preserve ~nrotect and expand affordable housing ot~nortunities through education and advocacy Pleasanton works with this organization to promote Affordable Housing Week (annually in May) by helpins? coordinate affordable housing events in the Tri Valley, Pleasanton is also in the process of endorsing Alameda County's EverylHome Plan the purpose of which is to end chronic homelessness and reduce housing crises fox extremely low-income people with HIV\AIDS and chronic mental health problems It includes a 1 wear plan to end chronic homelessness within a broader 15-year housing~lan that includes families T7ie plan recognizes that homelessness is a regional problem that requires regional solutions and coordination Transportation [This section will be updated after the Planning Commission reviews and comments on the Circulation Element) Airport The Livermore Municipal Airport, owned and operated by the City of Livermore, is the only airport in the Tri Valley. It is located south of I-580 near the Airport Boulevard interchange. As of ~-9s152005, there were approximately_650A~ aircraft based there; and over 200 000 annual aircraft take offs and landiness .Current plans for the Airport include improvements to support facilities, but no additional runways or extensions. Flight patterns and future airport expansions are major concerns in the southern Tri-Valley area which should be subject to multi-jurisdictional cooperative planning. Pleasanton supports the formation of a Tri-Valley Airport Advisory Committee to provide input into the operations and expansions of the Airport for the benefit of the entire Tri-Valley. Livermore and Pleasanton are currently negotiating a system to periodically monitor airport noise. Water Supply Zone 7 of the Alameda County Flood Control and Water Conservation District (Zone 7) supplies water as wholesaler to four Tri-Vallev retail agencies: Dublin_San Ramon Services District, California Water Service Company, and the cities of Pleasanton and Livermore. Some Tri-Valley residents living within unincorporated Alameda County and the Citv Subregional %anning 060507, redline ~E4114-7 City Council 6/5/2007