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RES 91208
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12/10/1991
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The rate shall be determined at the discretion of the City Manager, <br />guided by the goal of setting the rate to be that which maximizes <br />repayment to the fund while remaining affordable to the applicant. <br />Second loan interest rates and principal amount shall be generally <br />set at a combination which most clearly sets total monthly housing <br />cast at 45 percent of gross monthly income. Loans may be fully <br />amortized. <br />11. The second loan shall be non-assignable and due and payable <br />upon sale of the unit. <br />12. The second loan may be reviewed annually by the City, but <br />shall be reviewed no less than once every three years. The <br />interest rate for second loans set at below market rate may be <br />adjusted following such review. <br />In the event that the applicant's household income remains <br />within the "moderate income" category, then no adjustment will <br />be made unless the ratio of total monthly housing cost to <br />gross monthly income has decreased to less than 35 percent. <br />In this event, the interest rate may be increased, not to <br />exceed the fair market rate, such that the ratio of total <br />monthly housing cost to gross monthly income shall not exceed <br />45 percent. <br />In the event that household income exceeds the "moderate <br />income" category (from income deemed to be continuing as <br />opposed to one-time only), then the interest rate may be <br />increased to the then existing fair market rate or the <br />remaining loan balance, at the discretion of the City Manager, <br />may be made due and payable within 60 days of such <br />determination. <br />
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