Development of Inclusionary Units Sample Clauses

Development of Inclusionary Units. Five percent (5%) of all Developer Residential Units shall be Inclusionary Units, with an average Affordable Housing Cost for the For-Sale Inclusionary Units Affordable to households with incomes not exceeding one hundred percent (100%) of Area Median Income and an Affordable Housing Cost for the For-Rent Inclusionary Units Affordable to households with incomes not exceeding sixty percent (60%) of Area Median Income (the "Inclusionary Obligation").
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Development of Inclusionary Units. The Landowner shall provide fifty (50) Inclusionary Units Affordable to Moderate Income Households, which homes will be disbursed throughout the Project and included in Market-Rate Residential Projects. The Inclusionary Units may be either For-Sale or For-Rent Residential Units at the Landowner's discretion. Inclusionary Units shall be constructed in each Phase in which residential units are constructed such that no fewer than six percent (6%) of the Residential Units in each Phase are Inclusionary Units. Landowner shall have discretion to determine the exact number of Inclusionary Units to be developed in each Market Rate Residential Project, provided that the required number of Inclusionary Units is provided in each Phase. Landowner shall provide the County with written notice, prior to the conveyance of the first parcel in each Phase, of the Market Rate Residential Projects designated or anticipated to be designated to include Inclusionary Units. Landowner may update the designation of Market Rate Residential Projects to include Inclusionary Units at any time as long as the designation in each Phase meets the required number of Inclusionary Units for that Phase. Landowner shall impose the requirement to provide Inclusionary Units in the Market Rate Residential Projects designated by Landowner to include Inclusionary Units upon Residential Project developers at time of sale or transfer of the parcels so designated and a covenant or other deed restriction acceptable to the County restricting the designated number of Inclusionary Units to be developed on that portion of the Property shall be recorded at time of conveyance. After Phase Two, Landowner shall not be entitled to issuance of building permits for development of residential or commercial private development in a subsequent Phase of the Project (except for the proposed hotel on Block E) unless the number of building permits issued for Inclusionary Units to date meets the proportion of Inclusionary Units required pursuant to this Section 4.1 in proportion to the number of Market-Rate Residential Units developed to-date.

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