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Policy S3Ag BUSINESS COMMUNITY PARTICIPATION The City remains open to Encourage the participation of the business considering establishment of a Trust community in developing creative and mutually Fund and is actively using available beneficial solutions to meeting the City's housing Housing Set-Aside funds to help needs. create more affordable housing. Actial 53.08 A: Affordable Housing Trust Fund Explore the feasibility of partnering with other East Bay communities to develop an Affordable Housing Trust Fund to assist in the development of new affordable housing in the City. The fund could be capitalized with private donations, CDBG/HOME/ Redevelopment funds, voluntary contributions, and other sources. The above policies and actions are further supported by the following policies and actions appearing elsewhere in the General Plan: • Policy 1.10 (Land Use Element) encouraging secondary units (also known as "in-law apartments" or "granny flats") in residential areas subject to conditional use permit requirements which ensure that parking, design, and other neighborhood impacts are fully addressed. • Action 1.10-A (Land Use Element), calling for secondary unit design guidelines. • Action 13.04-B (Transportation Element), calling for a minimum density of 18 units per acre for any housing development near the BART Stations and along the East 14`x' Street corridor. • Action 35.02-A (Environmental Hazards), calling for the enforcement ofenergy-efficient design standards (e.g., Title 24) in new construction. • Action 42.04-A (Historic Preservation and Community Design Element), calling for small-lot single family and multi-family design guidelines. • Action 42.04-B (Historic Preservation and Community Design Element), calling for infill housing design guidelines. Year 2004 Annual Housing Progress Report 21 CitJ' Of San Leandro