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• Proposals for a particular project or program, regardless of the applicant, will be limited to a maximum of one approved funding per fiscal year and two approved fundings, overall. Documentation Required for Application Package The documentation and information required below is not all-inclusive. CaIHFA may require additional documentation, as necessary, to evaluate and rank broadly varying program proposals. Applicant and Proposal Information (must provide an original & a duplicate copy for item nos. 1-8) 1. Name and address of Applicant (i.e. city, county, housing authority, redevelopment agency, etc. ). 2. Mailing address of Applicant, if different than street address. 3. Name of chief administrator and position title for Applicant. 4. Contact person for application purposes: name, position title, address (if different than above), phone number, fax number, email address (if applicable). 5. Description of the Applicant and its history and experience with housing activities. Include the number of units and type(s) of housing developed, rehabilitated, and/or under management. 6. Description of Applicant's experience and capacity to implement the housing program being proposed. 7. Provide an executive summary of the proposal of not more than two pages in length. The . summary should include: the character and purpose of the proposal, the amount of HELP funds that are being requested, the amount and nature of other funding sources, the implementation time frame, and the resources and capacity that will be necessary to implement the proposal. 8. Provide a detailed description of the proposed program. The proposal should include, at a minimum: • The type of program, the development process, time lines for requiring funding requests from GaIHFA, and time lines for implementation and completion. • The number of units and households expected to benefit from the program. • The local government agency's affordability limits for tenants or homeowners and the means by which the requirements will be applied or secured by the property (development agreement, resale restrictions, loan agreement, deed restrictions, zoning ordinance, etc.). • A statement that describes how the proposal addresses an unmet affordable housing need and how the local priority was established; documentation evidencing the local priority; and indication of the local authority or entity that made the determination of the housing priority. (Include copies of the documentation in which the housing need has been identified. Acceptable documentation includes identified portions of housing elements, consolidated plans, etc.) • A description of the comprehensive features of the proposed program, such as the physical design of the developments and its incorporation into the surrounding community; 4