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The following explains the detailed calculations behind the Need allocation. Exhibit 4 provides a map of <br />the allocated Need for sewered communities; tables showing calculations are available in Exhibits 5 <br />and 6. <br />Part 1: Forecast the Number of New Affordable Units Needed in the Region <br />Figure B-2. Overview of Regional Need Calculations <br />Step 1: Step 4: Ensure <br />Step 2: <br />Determine Step 3: Determine how many households at each income level healthy <br />Determine <br />forecasted need additionalaffordable housing units (Total = 37,400 vacancy rate <br />income <br />household households)(51-80% band <br />levels <br />growthonly) <br />Income at <br /> <br />or below <br />18,900 <br />18,900 households <br />30% of <br />Total Allocation = 37,900 units <br />units <br />AMI <br />(20,400) <br />Income at <br /> <br />31% to <br />119,000 more households in 2030 than in 2020 <br />9,450 <br />9,450 households <br />50% of <br />units <br />AMI <br />(16,550) <br />Income at <br />51% to <br />9,550 <br />9,050 households <br />80% of <br />units <br />AMI <br />(19,450) <br /> <br />Income <br />above <br />80% of <br />AMI <br />(62,600) <br />Step 1: Determine forecasted household growth. <br />The Metropolitan Council’s regional forecast on which system statement forecasts will be based <br />shows that the region will have 1,258,000 households in 2020 and 1,377,000 households in <br />2030—a net growth of 119,000 households. <br />Page - 18|METROPOLITAN COUNCIL <br /> <br />