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Page 27 of 65 4.7 Community Assets Framework The Community Assets Framework defines the criteria for equitable development for this Development Plan area. It includes a list of community assets that prioritize the needs of underserved populations. Criteria will incorporate displacement prevention measures and fair housing strategies informed by the citywide Disparate Impact Study. The CBTP Steering Committee will be engaged on the development of the list to focus on ways to integrate with surrounding communities and extend access to high-quality transit, community assets, and employment opportunities. The criteria will address: ● Housing: The criteria for development will explore the effects of the City’s existing 15% inclusionary housing requirement within market rate developments, district affordable housing strategies, potential affordable housing with social services, tenant protections, anti-displacement policies and emergency and supportive housing options including wraparound services. ● Access: The criteria for development will also address improved multi-modal access to the Development Plan Area and the Bay Fair BART Station for identified populations and communities (such as Equity Priority Communities and Environmental Justice Communities). ● Jobs: The criteria for development will also look at the mix of land uses and programs to increase job opportunities and job training/apprenticeship programs. ● Public Resources: The criteria for development will include a list of potential public resources, such as public services and public spaces, that could be addressed in future development, as well as improvements to public services, and adoption of community benefits requirements. Deliverables: • One section of the Design Framework Presentation • One category of design criteria for the Evaluation Tool spreadsheet to include equity metrics 4.8 Market Feasibility, Land Use, and TOC Compliance Framework EPS will lead an evaluation of key economic indicators and trends, focusing on those affecting land uses identified as most appropriate for the Bay Fair area. Affordable housing capacity will be assessed to align with RHNA allocations, projected population growth, and the findings of the citywide Disparate Impact Study. This will include an analysis of affordability levels and the types of housing needed to meet community needs. Economic metrics of interest for San Leandro and broader Trade Area(s) will include: ● Recent and existing demographic, socio-economic, employment trends within the Trade Area(s) applicable to the success of Bay Fair TOD Specific Plan; Docusign Envelope ID: 885601F4-01B5-4FAB-A341-08EBC29876AA