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ADMINISTRATIVE REVIEW DRAFT third of the units in these areas were affordable to low and moderate income households, the City's RHND allocation would be fully satisfied. Beyond the vacant sites, the "underutilized" mixed use sites are capable of supporting at least 300 multi- family units, and possibly many more. Some of these sites will be available before 2006 and others may may not be available until later. Over 80 percent of the underutilized capacity is associated with sites in redevelopment areas. Additional housing opportunities exist on "underdeveloped" sites in multi -family districts, and on large lots in the Mulford Gardens and Bay-O-Vista neighborhoods. Programs in the Housing Element recognize the need for incentives to encourage the redevelopment of older commercial properties on East 14`E' Street, Washington Avenue, and MacArthur Boulevard with housing (or mixed use projects that include housing). Programs to promote high -density housing near the Downtown BART Station are also being developed. Finally, programs have been recommended to encourage the upgrading of small trailer parks, and to allow additional infill units on multi -family sites developed with single family homes. HOUSING ELEMENT 4-9 SAN LEANDRO GENERAL PLAN kiE ^