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Formula factors. (a) Need factor one. The ratio of the shortage of standard rental units both affordable and available to extremely low-income renter households in the State to the aggregate shortage of standard rental units both affordable and available to extremely low-income renter households in all the States.
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Formula factors. The formula factors Abefore, Aafter, Bbefore, Bafter, Cbefore, Cafter, Dbefore and Dafter are described as follows: (a) Changes in ISO Allocation of Transmission Congestion and ISO Transmission Loss Methodologies Impacting Scheduled Amounts. Abefore = Seller’s Adjusted Revenue based on calculating the adjustments to Seller’s Actual Revenue, either up or down, under the following circumstances: (i) Changes In Methodology For Allocating Transmission Congestion Which Impact Scheduled Amounts. Upon the occurrence of congestion on the transmission system, changes to Seller’s actual Scheduled Amounts during the Term Year that would result from applying the ISO’s methodology and procedures in effect immediately prior to the first Change in ISO Tariff; and (ii) Changes In Loss Methodology Which Impact Scheduled Amounts. Changes in Seller’s actual Scheduled Amounts during the Term Year that would result from Seller self-providing all ISO-assessed transmission losses in Seller’s Scheduled Amounts by applying the GMM using the ISO GMM procedures in effect as of the Effective Date and the average values of GMM for the twelve (12) calendar months immediately prior to the first Change in ISO Tariff. Aafter = Seller’s Actual Revenue during the Term Year. (b) Changes in ISO Tariff Impacting ISO Charges for Transmission Congestion. Bbefore = This value shall be zero (0). Bafter = Actual amount of ISO charges paid by Seller during the Term Year relating to congestion for delivery of Product from the Generating Facility to the Delivery Point. (c) Changes in ISO Tariff Impacting ISO Charges for Transmission Losses. Cbefore = This value shall be zero (0). Cafter = Actual amount of ISO charges paid by Seller during the Term Year relating to transmission losses for delivery of Product from the Generating Facility to the Delivery Point. (d) Changes in ISO Tariff Impacting PIRP. Dbefore = Calculated amount of ISO charges that would have been paid by Seller during the Term Year under the Participating Intermittent Resource Program using the ISO’s methodology and procedures as of the Effective Date attributable solely to the Generating Facility. Dafter = Actual ISO charges paid by Seller during the Term Year resulting from changes in, or termination of, the Participating Intermittent Resource Program.
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Formula factors. The formula for determining allocations uses the fol- lowing factors. The first and sixth fac- tors are weighted 0.1; the other four factors are weighted 0.2. (1) Vacancy-adjusted rental units where the household head is at or below the poverty level. These rental units are multiplied by the ratio of the national rental vacancy rate over a ju- risdiction’s rental vacancy rate. (2) Occupied rental units with at least one of four problems (over- crowding, incomplete kitchen facili- ties, incomplete plumbing, or high rent costs). Overcro ding is a condition that exists if there is more than one person per room occupying the unit. Incom- plete kitchen facilities means the unit lacks a sink with running water, a range, or a refrigerator. Incomplete plumbing means the unit lacks hot and cold piped water, a flush toilet, or a bathtub or shower inside the unit for the exclusive use of the occupants of the unit. High rent costs occur when more than 30 percent of household in- come is used for rent. (3) Rental units built before 1950 oc- cupied by poor households. (4) Rental units described in para- graph (c)(2) of this section multiplied by the ratio of the cost of producing housing for a jurisdiction divided by the national cost. (5) Number of families at or below the poverty level. (6) Population of a jurisdiction mul- tiplied by a net per capita income (pci). To compute net pci for a jurisdiction or for the nation, the pci of a three person family at the poverty threshold is sub- tracted from the pci of the jurisdiction or of the nation. The index is con- structed by dividing the national net pci by the net pci of a jurisdiction.
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