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The table below shows the proposed unit mix and parking ratios. CLC CURRENT PROPOSED UNIT MIX AND PARKING Independent Living Units Multi-sto Units/ Parking Number of Units 556 Units Number of Parkin S aces 556 S aces T es of Units 1/1, 2/2, and 3/2 Bedroom/Bathroom Villas Duets Number of Units 81 Units Number of Parkin S aces 81 S aces T es of Units 3/2 and 2/2 Units Bedroom/Bathroom Inde endent Livin Subtotal 637 Units/ 637 Parkin S aces Health Center Personal Care/ Assisted Livin 60 Units Semi Private Skilled Nursin Units 39 Units 78 Beds Private Skilled Nursin Units 14 Units Alzheimer's Units 18 Units 21 Beds Health Center Units Subtotal 131 units /173 beds Total All Units 768 Em to ee Parkin Entire Site 254 S aces 170 for Health Center Visitor Parkin Entire Site 32 S aces As indicated above, the project includes a total of 637 units with an estimated total of 131 units (173 beds) in the health center. It should be noted that after the development is fully constructed and stabilized, it is assumed that the majority of the beds in the health center will be occupied by residents previously or concurrently occupying the independent living units. However, because the project will be phased over a number of years, the health center may initially include primarily non-residents. The MOU anticipates 800 units plus and unspecified number of skilled nursing units in the health center. As part of the MOU approval process, the City Council expressed interest in addressing opportunities for affordable housing in the CLC development. To that end, staff and the developer have developed a concept whereby a certain number of units will required to be occupied by very low to median income households and the developer will establish an annuity to provide an ongoing subsidy for project residents will incomes less than 80% of the Area Median Income (AMI). Concurrent with the PUD process, staff will work with the Housing Commission to formalize an affordable housing agreement. Page 7 of 16