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Table 11. Prior Implementation Plan Period -- Newly Constructed Units <br />Assisted with LMHF Expenditures or Located within Project Areas <br />Source: San Leandro Redevelopment Agency ( * *) Project is in the pipeline but currently delayed; 99 units will <br />( *) Manager's unit, not income restricted but in the low - income range be very low - income if tax creditfunding is approved for units <br />C. Targets for Housing Production in the Next 10 Years <br />As of 2004, Redevelopment law required that LMHF be targeted in proportion to the unmet need <br />according to (1) income and (2) families versus seniors. The requirement targeting LMHF to low <br />and very low income households has not changed. Therefore, the LMHF percentages below from <br />2004 remain the same: <br />22% of the units have to be for households earning less than 50% of AMI. <br />12% of the units have to be for households earning between 50 -80% of AMI. <br />However, the LMHF targeting requirements for seniors under California Redevelopment Law <br />(CRL) were revised in 2005. CRL defines seniors as persons 65 years and older. Previously, the <br />Agency could not expend more in LMHF on senior affordable housing than the percentage of <br />seniors as compared to the total population) in the City. Based on Census 2000, seniors <br />represented 16% of the City population and, therefore, no more than 16% of LMHF from the 10- <br />San Leandro Redevelopment Agency <br />2010 -2014 Implementation Plan <br />Page 25 <br />SET ASIDE <br />TOTAL <br />YEAR <br />PROJECT /LOCATION <br />INCOME GROUP SERVED <br />FUNDING <br />UNITS <br />VERY <br />ABOVE <br />LOW <br />LOW <br />MODERATE <br />MODERATE <br />Cherry Park Square <br />2006 <br />MacArthur Blvd. /Superior <br />$0 <br />99 <br />1M <br />1 <br />7 <br />S <br />Ave. <br />Toscani Place <br />$9,100,000 <br />1 99 <br />1 1 <br />1 0 <br />0 <br />100 <br />2006 <br />1107 Davis St. <br />$0 <br />1 <br />8 <br />9 <br />Greenbrier Court <br />2006 <br />1017 Greenbrier Ct. <br />$0 <br />1 <br />8 <br />9 <br />Arbor Place <br />2007 <br />1537 Hays St. <br />$0 <br />1 <br />5 <br />6 <br />Casa Verde <br />2007 <br />2398 East 14th St. <br />$5,697,674 <br />67 <br />1M <br />6S <br />Estabrook Place <br />2009 <br />2103 East 14th St. <br />$1,978,000 <br />1( *) <br />51 <br />TOTALS <br />1 $7,675,674 <br />117 <br />2 <br />4 <br />28 <br />1,51 <br />Source: San Leandro Redevelopment Agency ( * *) Project is in the pipeline but currently delayed; 99 units will <br />( *) Manager's unit, not income restricted but in the low - income range be very low - income if tax creditfunding is approved for units <br />C. Targets for Housing Production in the Next 10 Years <br />As of 2004, Redevelopment law required that LMHF be targeted in proportion to the unmet need <br />according to (1) income and (2) families versus seniors. The requirement targeting LMHF to low <br />and very low income households has not changed. Therefore, the LMHF percentages below from <br />2004 remain the same: <br />22% of the units have to be for households earning less than 50% of AMI. <br />12% of the units have to be for households earning between 50 -80% of AMI. <br />However, the LMHF targeting requirements for seniors under California Redevelopment Law <br />(CRL) were revised in 2005. CRL defines seniors as persons 65 years and older. Previously, the <br />Agency could not expend more in LMHF on senior affordable housing than the percentage of <br />seniors as compared to the total population) in the City. Based on Census 2000, seniors <br />represented 16% of the City population and, therefore, no more than 16% of LMHF from the 10- <br />San Leandro Redevelopment Agency <br />2010 -2014 Implementation Plan <br />Page 25 <br />SET ASIDE <br />TOTAL <br />YEAR <br />PROJECT /LOCATION <br />INCOME GROUP SERVED <br />FUNDING <br />UNITS <br />VERY <br />ABOVE <br />LOW <br />LOW <br />MODERATE <br />MODERATE <br />The Alameda at San Leandro <br />* <br />Crossings <br />$9,100,000.00 <br />99 <br />1M <br />100 <br />Martinez/West Estudillo <br />TOTALS <br />$9,100,000 <br />1 99 <br />1 1 <br />1 0 <br />0 <br />100 <br />Source: San Leandro Redevelopment Agency ( * *) Project is in the pipeline but currently delayed; 99 units will <br />( *) Manager's unit, not income restricted but in the low - income range be very low - income if tax creditfunding is approved for units <br />C. Targets for Housing Production in the Next 10 Years <br />As of 2004, Redevelopment law required that LMHF be targeted in proportion to the unmet need <br />according to (1) income and (2) families versus seniors. The requirement targeting LMHF to low <br />and very low income households has not changed. Therefore, the LMHF percentages below from <br />2004 remain the same: <br />22% of the units have to be for households earning less than 50% of AMI. <br />12% of the units have to be for households earning between 50 -80% of AMI. <br />However, the LMHF targeting requirements for seniors under California Redevelopment Law <br />(CRL) were revised in 2005. CRL defines seniors as persons 65 years and older. Previously, the <br />Agency could not expend more in LMHF on senior affordable housing than the percentage of <br />seniors as compared to the total population) in the City. Based on Census 2000, seniors <br />represented 16% of the City population and, therefore, no more than 16% of LMHF from the 10- <br />San Leandro Redevelopment Agency <br />2010 -2014 Implementation Plan <br />Page 25 <br />
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