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RES 231370
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Use the lower-income-housing fee to <br /> generate funds for the provision of housing <br /> affordable to extremely low-,low-and very <br /> low-income households.The low-income <br /> housing fund should be used primarily to Phase 1 of Kottinger Gardens,which utilized Lower Income Housing Funds,was <br /> Program 18.3:Use the leverage State and Federal funds in the completed and fully leased up in July 2017. Unused Lower Income Housing Funds from <br /> Lower Income Housing Fund development of housing affordable to low- Phase 1 was transferred to Phase 2,which began construction in January 2018 and <br /> to help build housing and very low-income households and in- completed in September 2019. In addition the City Council approved an Affordable <br /> affordable to low-and very house loan programs,so that the fund may As needed/Ongoing Housing Agreement that included the dedication of 1.64 acres of land to the City to be <br /> low-income households on be used most efficiently and maintained used in partnership with SAHA/Sunflower Hill on a future residential affordable housing <br /> City owned land. over time. When considering allocation of development for individuals with developmental disabilities which was completed in 2020. <br /> these funds,priority will be given to non- The City committed$2.25 million from the fund for the Sunflower Hill project. <br /> profit housing developers with a project <br /> including three bedroom units affordable to <br /> large extremely low,low-and very low- <br /> income households. <br />
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