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TABLE A: SUBSIDIZED HOUSING BY TRACT AND BLOCK GROUP EUGENE - 1990 CENSUS :~illi,ij~9~~~ ..................................... <-:......-:............................................................ .:..HH. Qa......kWood.::.::.:::...... .............. .......................... ........................... .......................M.......................................... >> . 'anor<>> "' ......................... ................................... .. ............................... ...... ... . ... . ... . ... .... .. .... .... ..................................... .........99~4f.9.R~~...... ...................A............................................. ....... ..... ......... ......................P~t.........<...... ..................................... ................................. ...................................... .................................... ~~I~~~r~~ ... ............... .................................. ............................... ..................................... .........Ri#:~~r~~96........... ...............~ri~g!........<....... .... ................... .................................... ............................... . ...................... .....M~pJ~WQQ~......... ........................... ......M........d................................ ...... . ....... .................. ......................@c:l.....9W$............. ........................ .................. ..........q@...~.~~........... ............i:JIQQk........ .................t..ic:t................. ............~..9ijp.......... j-()~I.f.l11lli,$ ...........................j6..B~~i.......... 221 310 18% 4401 4403 400 100 67/13 72/57 4% 3101 100 65/62 714 14% 426 6% 443 9% 543 7% 454 9% 406 4% 438 7% 237 16% 2902 200 79/27 30 300 25 2902 100 36 3101 200 36 43 100 30/20 4401 100 31 2200 200 38 Table A identifies subsidized housing units as a percentage of total housing units, by census tract and block group. The data in Table A shows that there are no unsuitable areas due to the presence of subsidized housing developments. Some of the housing developments have two separate income limits for admission. Those built under the HUD 236 program accept families at 80% of median income for the area. Each of these developments has a certain percentage that are HUD Section 8 rent subsidized and accept families at 50% of median or below. Under the column headed ''# of units," the number to the left is the total number of units in the development and the number to the right is the number of units that are Section 8, if this is a mixed income development. The 236 developments are: Village Oaks, Fourteen Pines, Firwood Village and Hawthorne Park. Housing developments with only one number are State financed and all the units are subsidized with the Section 8 program. Tenants in these developments must have incomes at 50% of median or below. State financed/Section 8 developments are: Abbie Lane, Capitol Manor and Coburg Rd. Apartments. Two housing developments were built under the HUD Section 221 d-3 BMIR program. They are City View Apartments and Oakwood Manor. The income limit for these units is 95% of median income in the area. City View Apartments were not included for this reason; however the 57 units at the Oakwood Manor that are also Section 8 units were included. The percent calculation is the number of subsidized units that serve those at 50% of income or below as a percent of total families in that block group.