Multiple-Unit Dwellings. In the case of multiple unit dwellings consisting of fewer than five (5) units, only those units that are income-eligible may be weatherized unless 50% or more of the residing households are income-eligible in which case, all units and common areas may be weatherized. The cost of work in common areas must be pro-rated among the units. The average expenditure per unit limit must not be exceeded for any of the units weatherized. In the case of multiple unit dwellings consisting of five (5) or more units, only those units that are income- eligible may be served unless 66% or more of the households residing in the complex are income-eligible, in which case all units and common areas may be weatherized. The cost of work in common areas must be pro-rated among the units. The average expenditure per unit limit must not be exceeded for any of the units weatherized. DCAA and DOE approval is required before any work may be completed on dwellings consisting of five (5) or more dwellings.
Multiple-Unit Dwellings a) Minimum lot frontage: 8 m
Multiple-Unit Dwellings. Weatherization is designed to take place with a whole building as a system approach, so multi-unit dwellings will be considered if 66% of the residents (50% for duplexes and four-unit buildings) are income eligible. This allows the entire structure to be weatherized. If the entire multi-unit dwelling is weatherized (i.e., the ‘completed home’ criteria is met for all the units), all units may be counted as completions. If a multi-unit on the HUD or USDA list is at the top of the prioritized customer waiting list, it may be completed following all other requirements for weatherization of multi-unit dwellings. DCAA does not have an approved audit for multi-unit dwellings (5 or more units) so if this type of dwelling comes to the top of the priority waiting list, an outside source will be utilized to provide a DOE-approved energy audit. Required information will be submitted to the DOE Project Officer for approval before weatherization work begins on structures containing 5 or more units.
Multiple-Unit Dwellings. (outside of the town centre) The Developer and the Municipality agree that multiple unit dwellings may be located in areas Rc, Brc, BrcO as shown on Schedule B2.C, and subject to the following guidelines being addressed on detailed plans which shall be subject to approval under clause (ix) of this section.
