The proposed project includes 95 apartment units in 10 3-story buildings along Camino Tassajara. Of these units, 62 would be for moderate-income families, while 24 would be reserved for low-income families and 9 for very low-income families.

Also proposed is a 120-unit, 3-story apartment project built for seniors, which would include 40% moderate-income and 60% low- and very low-income units. An additional 124 townhouses for sale would be affordable to moderate-income families.

Under the established guidelines, a family of four earning up to $53,850 annually can qualify for low-income housing, while a family earning up to $35,800 is considered very-low income. Danville's countywide median income is $71,600, which leads some residents to complain that the new housing projects may have a negative affect on the neighborhood.