Examples of Affordable Housing Restriction in a sentence
Each Affordable Unit shall be subject to an Affordable Housing Restriction approved by DHCD, pursuant to 40R, and recorded with the County Registry of Deeds or Land Court Registry District of the County.
Each Affordable Housing Unit created in accordance with this Section shall have limitations governing its resale through the use of an Affordable Housing Restriction.
Affordable Housing Restriction: A deed restriction, contract, mortgage agreement, or other legal instrument, acceptable in form and substance to the City of Salem, that effectively restricts occupancy of an affordable housing unit to qualified purchaser or qualified renter, and which provides for administration, monitoring and enforcement of the restriction during the term of affordability.
The Affordable Housing Restriction shall provide for the implementation of the requirements of this Section.
As a condition of development, all Affordable Housing Units provided under this Section§5.4 shall be subject to an Affordable Housing Restriction in a form consistent with the LIP guidelines or any other applicable guidelines issued by DHCD, acceptable to the Planning Board, that ensures Affordable units can be counted toward Salem’s Subsidized Housing Inventory.
One of the reasons of these conflicts is the violation in ownership.
Affordable Housing Restriction - a deed restriction of Affordable Housing meeting statutory requirements in G.L. Chapter 184, Section 31 and the requirements of Section 6.5 of this Bylaw.
Each Project shall be subject to an Affordable Housing Restriction which is recorded with the appropriate registry of deeds or district registry of the Land Court and which contains the following: 1.
All Assisted Units shall be subject to an Affordable Housing Restriction which has been approved by DHCD and is recorded with the Norfolk County Registry of Deeds or the Land Court.
In compliance with a corresponding marketing plan and Affordable Housing Restriction approved by DHCD, Assisted Units must be equitably integrated and dispersed throughout any phase of a Development Project containing Dwelling Units such that the Assisted Units are, as practicable, spread proportionately across the overall unit mix and comparable in initial construction quality and exterior design to the Unrestricted Units.