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204 Part IV, eDdD0te48: Ibid. U.S. Census Bureau, 2009-2013 American Communitv Survev Public Use Microdata Garnp|e. Part IV, eDdD0te 51: U.S.Census Bureau, 20OO20122009-2013American Community Survey Public Use MicrodataSarnp|e. Appendix [} (now F): Glossary 0fAffordable Housing Terms, Programs, and Funding Sources, p.123: (In the definition of Areas of Concentrated Poverty) The Council defines Areas of Concentrated Poverty as census tracts where more than 40% of residents live below 185% of the federal poverty level (as context, 185% of the poverty level for a typical family of four in20122013was 043'4DO$44,093). Appendix E(now ;): About the Housing Policy Plan Indicators, p'137: (In the definition of Indicator #3\ We use these data to estimate the share of rental and ownership units ineach community that are affordable 8130Y6,50Y6,and 80Y60fAW1|. (A|| manufactured homes are assumed to be affordable at 30% ofAW1|] We apply these shares to the Metropolitan Council's annual estimates of housing units in each community, producing estimates of affordable housing units. We then adiuot rental and ownership numbers for conoiotencyvvith the tenure distribution in the American Community Survey one-vear estimates for each vear. and adJust rental numbers for consistencv with the affordability distribution of rental units in the American Community Survey one-year Public Use W1icrodataSarnp|eu. To estimate the number of households whose income is at various levels of AMI, we identify the shares of households in each community whose incomes are at or below 30% of AMI, 31Y6 to 50% ofAW1|, and 51Y6 to 80% ofAW1| from CHAS data. We apply these shares to the Metropolitan Council's annual estimates of households in each community, producing estimates of low- and moderate -income households. We then adiust these numbers for conoiotencyvvith the household income distribution inthe American CornrnunitySurveyone- vearPublic Use W1icrodataSarno|eo. (In the definition ofIndicator #4\ Transit station areas include all areas within one-half mile of light rail transit (LRT) or bus rapid transit (BRT)station for existing routes and planned routes with a Locally Preferred Alternative As of this writing, these as of December 2014. These routes are: the Blue Line, the Red Line, the Green Line, the Orange Line, the Green Line Extension, and the Blue Line Extension. For those lines not yet under construction, we use the most recent information on station area locations available. To describe these station areas, we use d&t& &o in |ndio&to,#a. first calculate estimates of low-income households and affordable housina units in each census Appendices