Moderate-Income Unit Sale Restrictions Sample Clauses

Moderate-Income Unit Sale Restrictions. Two of the one-bedroom dwelling units on the Real Property shall be sold on initial sale at prices affordable to moderate-income households in accordance with the City of Santa Xxxxxxx Affordable Housing Policies and Procedures dated July 2004. The target income for the sale price calculations shall be 100% of AMI for the one-bedroom units. The affordability requirements shall be set EXHIBIT A forth in a document prepared by Housing and Redevelopment Staff. Said document shall be executed by the Owner and recorded prior to the issuance of building permits.
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