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also expressed her thanks to Troop 941 and to Mr. Anhorn for their generation donation of plants and labor, all of which have contributed to making Kottinger Place a more beautiful and aesthetic place for the residents and for the community. Ms. Batchelder presented each scout with a certificate of appreciation and a personalized letter of thanks. Chairperson Hodgett noted for the record that the Commission prepared a similar proclamation for Mr. Jeff Anhorn, but unfortunately he was unable to attend tonight's meeting. She asked that staff forward the signed proclamation to Mr. Anhorn and reiterate the Commission's appreciation for his generosity. Scott Erickson informed the Commission that he had just returned from attending the grand opening of the newly remodeled office of CRIL (Community Resources for Independent Living) in Hayward. Mr. Erickson reminded the Commission that the City had approved $5,000 in CDBG funding for the project several years ago. The staff of CRIL presented the City with a framed certificate of appreciation which Mr. Erickson displayed for the Commission. 7. MATTERS CONTINUED FOR DISCUSSION [There were none.] 8. PUBLIC HEARINGS AND OTHER MATTERS A. Recommendation of an Affordable Housing Concept for Windstar's "Stoneridge Station" Apartment Project Steven Bocian provided an overview of the staff report. He noted that the Commission reviewed the proposed affordable housing plan at the August meeting and requested that staff prepare an agreement based on the affordability terms outlined in the plan. The proposed Affordable Housing Agreement is attached to the staffreport. Mr..Bocian noted that the agreement is similar in form to other recently approved agreements, meets the requirements of the City IZO, and is consistent with information presented to the Commission at the August meeting. Key terms of the Agreement are as follows: • A total of 15% or 53 of the units in the project will be affordable. • Of the affordable units, approximately half (26) will be affordable to "very low income" households at 50% of the Area Median Income (AMI) and the other half (27) will be affordable to "low income" households at 80% of AMI. • The affordable units will be dispersed equally throughout the unit mix and complex. • The units will remain affordable for the term of the lease (95 years}. • Affordable units will be rented based on the City's adopted preference system. Page-3-