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of such utilities are offered at no cost to market rate units they shall also <br /> be offered at no cost to the Affordable units. <br /> F. The Affordable units shall be dispersed throughout the apartment units <br /> located in the Project unless otherwise approved by the City. The <br /> Affordable units shall not be fixed and may change within the apartment <br /> units depending on vacancies. <br /> G. The Affordable units shall have the same interior standards of quality <br /> (e.g., appliances, interior features/amenities, services, etc.) as the market <br /> rate units. <br /> H. All Affordable units shall be rented to qualified applicants in accordance <br /> with the City's Preference System, as may be amended, with the most <br /> current version set forth in Attachment 2. <br /> I. Once each year, the Developer (or the Developer's successor in interest) <br /> shall provide the City a report detailing the average annual income of <br /> tenants occupying the Affordable units for each of the income categories <br /> listed in Section 1(A) above, the number persons in each household <br /> occupying the Affordable units, the number of vacancies and new rentals <br /> during the year for the Affordable units. <br /> J. All Affordable units shall be subject to this Agreement for perpetuity. <br /> 2. The Developer, with City consultation, shall assume all responsibility to market <br /> the Affordable units. Marketing shall be in accordance with City eligibility and <br /> income guidelines in-conformance with the City's Preference System. Marketing <br /> material, leases, rent-up schedules and-other printed material related to the <br /> Affordable units is subject to City approval. <br /> 3. One of the Affordable 1-bedroom units, one Affordable 2-bedroom unit, and one <br /> Affordable 3-bedroom unit as included in 1(A) above shall be fully accessible for <br /> the physically disabled. Unit design shall include amenities such as grab bars in <br /> bathrooms, modified case work, wide doors, sufficient clear floor space for <br /> wheelchairs, lower countertop segments, seats at bathing fixtures, knee space <br /> under sinks and counters, switches and controls in easily reached locations, <br /> entrances free of steps and stairs, an accessible route through the units, and other <br /> amenities deemed significant for disabled access. Developer may utilize adaptable <br /> design features such as removable grab bars, concealed knee space under sinks <br /> and adjustable counterparts as approved by City to facilitate non-disabled tenants. <br /> Developer shall market the availability of these units to disability support groups <br /> and maintain an active waiting list of interested disabled persons, but may rent to <br /> any applicant if a qualified disabled applicant is not available for a period of <br /> twenty-one(21) days after the initial marketing. If the disabled unit is rented to a <br /> non-disabled person, Developer shall attempt to facilitate relocation to a non- <br /> disabled unit should a qualified disabled applicant become available. <br /> 4. Developer shall accept Section 8 vouchers as a means of assisting qualified <br /> applicants/residents. <br /> 3 <br />