1. BUILD ITMOVE IN STAY IN AFFORDABLE HOUSING SUCCESSES!! City of Dublin Community Development Department

2. The City of Dublin cares about housing!  The City of Dublin takes a leadership role  Over 1,000 affordable units are either finished, under construction or planned  City of Dublin is achieving it’s fair share

3. HOW DID WE GET HERE?  In 1997 adoption of the first Inclusionary Zoning Ordinance  In 2002 the Inclusionary Ordinance was amended to require the construction of Below Market Rate (BMR) units  2002 Housing Task Force

4. HOW DID WE GET HERE?  In 2003 the Wicklow Square Affordable senior apartments were built  In 2003 the first BMR units at the Terraces at Dublin Ranch The Terraces

5. HOW DID WE GET HERE? Cont’d.  In 2005 Fairway Ranch (Oak Groves, Pine Groves and Cedar Groves)  In 2005 Affordable Housing Newsletter  In 2005 design of the First Time Homebuyer Loan Program

6. HOW DID WE GET HERE? Cont’d.  In 2006 the Housing Committee  In 2006 the First Time Homebuyer Loan Program kicked off The Key to Opening Doors to Home Ownership in Dublin

7. Regional Housing Needs Allocation 1999 - 2006 The City continues to ensure that adequate sites exist to accommodate the Regional Housing Needs Allocation for all income groups DUBLINRHND Allocation Above Moderate 2,668 Moderate 1,441 Low 531 Very Low 796 Total 5,436

8. Workforce Housing Reward Grant Program  In 2004 The City of Dublin was awarded $679,921  In 2005 The City was awarded $363,955  In 2006 The City applied for an $84,000 grant Shannon Center EntranceShannon Center - Events

9. Building Inclusionary Housing (Below Market Rate) Homeownership Units  Inclusionary Ordinance mandates construction of affordable units with residential developments of more than 20 units  Resale Restriction for each buyer and subsequent buyers for 55 years  Each prospective buyer is approved by City  Resale Agreement compliance

10. Building Inclusionary Housing (Below Market Rate) Rental Units  Rental developments require developer to lease and maintain 12.5% of units affordable to moderate-, low- and very low-income households for 55 years  The City monitors rent compliance Cedar & Pine Grove Senior Apartments Oak Grove Family Apartments

11. BUILDING IT – Rental Housing  Ironhorse Trail Apartments  Avalon Bay Apartments  The Cedar & Pine Groves at Dublin Ranch  Oak Groves at Dublin Ranch  Camellia Place Apartments  Wicklow Square Senior Apartments

12. Camellia Place Construction is complete on EAH’s 112-unit affordable housing project at the East Dublin/Pleasanton BART Station. This rental project is available to low and very-low income residents.

13. Wicklow Square The City of Dublin provided a loan to Eden Housing for the development of a 53-unit low-income Senior Housing project adjacent to the City’s Senior Center.

14. BUILDING IT – Home Ownership Housing  The Willows  Positano  Elan Townhomes  Roxbury Townhomes  Silvera Ranch  Tralee  The Terraces Roxbury Townhomes

15. Elan at Dublin Station D.R. Horton’s ELAN at Dublin Station project is currently under construction at the East Dublin / Pleasanton BART Station. The 257- unit for-sale project includes 25 townhomes and 232 condominiums. This project includes 26 affordable units.

16. Silvera Ranch Pinn Brothers is developing Silvera Ranch, a for-sale residential project that includes 257 units (townhomes and single-family homes). There are 26 units in this project that are affordable.

17. MOVING IN Opportunities for Achieving Home Ownership  Tri-Valley Housing Opportunity Center (TVHOC) offering rental and homebuyer education  A First Time Homebuyer Loan Program  Alameda County Mortgage Credit Certificate  CAL HFA  Real Estate Professional

18. STAYING IN  Annual Survey  Post-Purchase Assistance  Bi-Annual Newsletter  Housing Advocacy Groups  ECHO Housing  TVHOC

19. Alameda County Housing and Community Development Alameda County Housing and Community Development offers Dublin residents assistance in maintaining their homes through:  Free Accessibility Improvements  Rehabilitation Loan Program  “Curb Appeal” Grants

20. Conclusion The City of Dublin will remain active in the provision of affordable housing for our community.