Examples of Affordable Dwelling Units in a sentence
If a transfer of ownership for all or any part of an Individual Development takes place during the Affordability Period, then the new Owner thereof shall continue to maintain the Affordable Dwelling Units within such Individual Development in accordance with this Agreement, the MOU, and the applicable Final Site Plan Approval.
During the applicable Affordability Period, each Owner of an Individual Development containing Affordable Dwelling Units shall submit an annual report (including annual recertification of each tenant of the Individual Development per the definitions and requirements of this Agreement) to the Master Association and to the HCDD by September 30 of each year.
To verify compliance, each Owner of an Individual Development containing Affordable Dwelling Units and the Master Association shall permit the City, at least annually, to reasonably inspect records relating to compliance with this Section 5, upon reasonable notice and within normal working hours, and shall submit to the City such documentation as reasonably required by the City to confirm compliance with this Agreement.
The Developer has agreed as part of the Project approval to provide Affordable Dwelling Units as set forth in this Agreement as part of the development program.
Each Phase of the Project must maintain the total number of Affordable Dwelling Units required in the applicable Final Site Plan Approval and Affordability Assignment.
In addition, lease terms for Affordable Dwelling Units cannot differ from the lease terms established for the other residential units within the Individual Development (except for those lease terms reasonably required to implement and satisfy the requirements of this Agreement).
Each Phase of the Project shall dedicate a minimum of ten percent (10%) of the Dwelling Units for occupancy of households with Adjusted Incomes that do not exceed 100% of AMI, and the average Adjusted Income for all set-aside Affordable Dwelling Units in each Phase shall not exceed sixty percent (60%) of AMI.
In addition, each Owner must annually certify to the City that all Affordable Dwelling Units in such Owner’s Individual Development are suitable for occupancy, taking into account State and local health, safety, and other applicable codes and requirements.
The Affordable Dwelling Units will continue to qualify as Affordable Dwelling Units despite temporary noncompliance caused by increases in Adjusted Incomes of existing tenants if actions satisfactory to the City in its reasonable discretion are being taken to ensure that the Next Available Unit is filled in accordance with the sixty percent (60%) AMI average established in this Agreement and the PD Zoning.
In addition, during the Affordability Period, the Master Association also shall submit an annual report to the HCDD documenting and summarizing the overall performance of each Phase of the Project in maintaining Affordable Dwelling Units pursuant to this Agreement.