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CHFA tax exempt bonds, HODAG grants, nonprofit organization <br />ownership, the City, and private rental agreements resulting from <br />the Growth Management Program. <br /> <br />Three of these projects were identified as being at risk during <br />1990-2000 analysis period. These include: <br /> <br />D~FBLOPMENT A~SZBTED YEAR OF <br /> UNITS EXPIRATION <br />Pleasanton Greens 131 1996 <br />Stoneridge 78 1998 <br />Apartments <br />Hacienda Gardens 69 1998' <br />Totalz 27~ <br /> <br />Pleasanton Greens contains 131 units assisted by the HUD Section <br />236 Interest Reduction Payment Program through 1996. Although it <br />is expected that the management of the project will attempt to <br />extend the program, 2he project has been identified as at-risk in <br />the event that renewal or other preservation attempts are not <br />successful. <br /> <br />Pleasanton Greens is subject to the provisions of the Low Income <br />Housing Preservatiqn and Resident Homeownership Act (Title VI of <br />the National Affordable Housing Act of 1990-LIHPRHA). Under <br />LIHPRHA provisions, owners of prepayment eligible projects can <br />choose, to retain .project ownership in exchange for additional <br />federal incentives, or sell their properties under a voluntary sale <br />program. LIHPRHA provides the owners of eligible projects an <br />opportunity to receive additional federal incentives for projects, <br />enabling them to raise rents and refinance a portion of their <br />equity, while extending low 'income use restrictions for the <br />remaining useful life of the project. Though subject to regulatory <br />safeguards of LIHPRHA, Pleasanton Greens could eventually convert <br />if offered for sale and there are no qualified purchasers during <br />the right-of-first refusal period, or there are insufficient <br />federal appropriations to fund the transaction as provided by <br />federal law. The project will be eligible to proceed under LIHPRHA <br />by filing a Notice of Intent to HUD two years prior to its initial <br />mortgage prepayment date of 1996. Assuming a project meets the <br />qualifying eligibility criteria, including this eligibility date, <br />it remains eligible for the remaining term of its mortgage <br />(generally another 22 years). This notice indicates that the <br />owner's preliminary decision regarding sale of property versus <br />stay-in as low income with incentives. <br /> <br />- 3 - <br /> <br /> <br />