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I. Community Scale Criteria: <br />The relationship of the proposed neighborhood to the community as a whole <br />A. Land Use <br />Interrelationship to surrounding land uses and land forms and /or a proposal <br />of a land use(s) that would deliver a community benefit <br />I.A.1. Unit Affordability <br />Purpose. Encourage the production of housing that is affordable to a range of <br />incomes <br />Criteria: (% of units affordable to 110% to 120% of the RMI) / 200 + <br />(% of units affordable to 100% to 110% of the RMI) / 100 + <br />(% of units affordable to 90% to 100% of the RMI) / 50 + <br />(% of units affordable to 80% to 90% of the RMI) / 25 + <br />(% of units affordable to 70% to 80% of the RMI) / 12.5 + <br />(% of units affordable to 60% to 70% of the RMI) / 6.25 <br />31.5 points maximum <br />Bonus point category for Low Density Residential areas <br />RMI = Regional Median Income <br />RMI = $76,400 (from Fannie Mae website) <br />(.5 possible) <br />(1 possible) <br />(2 possible) <br />(4 possible) <br />(8 possible) <br />(16 possible) <br />Example: If a development had 100% of its units affordable to 80 % -90% of the <br />RMI (but nothing below this), it would get 7.5 points (.5 +1 +2 +4) <br />If it also had 50% of its units affordable to 70 % -80% of the RMI it <br />would get 8 more points for a total of 11.5 (.5 +1 +2 +4 +4) <br />The Regional Median Income will be determined annually and based off Fannie <br />Mae's numbers <br />Affordability is based on the base price, before buyer- requested upgrades. Base <br />unit must be livable as is. <br />Developer will agree to provide so many units that are within a certain percentage <br />of the median regional price as part of the PUD agreement. <br />Final plat approval could be based on meeting these agreements. <br />Project Points System 1 <br />Community Scale -Land Use <br />