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5. [] Yes No Are you aware of any conflict with the City's Housing Dispersal <br /> Policy? <br /> If yes, please provide any explanation of mitigating circumstances that should be <br /> considered by the City. <br /> The site is located within a HUD designated QCT, which is based on area <br /> income levels. According to Eugene's 1996 Housing Dispersal Po/icy, the Chase <br /> Node area is located in a suitable block group for developing Iow income housing. <br /> The proposed unit mix consists of 60 one-bedroom, 84 two-bedroom, and <br /> 96 three-bedroom apartments for a total of 240 units. The site is zoned R4, which <br /> requires at least 20 units per acre; therefore, the development must contain a <br /> minimum of 196 units. Proposed zoning for the Chase Node would require 25 <br /> units per acre; if implemented, Eugene's planning department would require at <br /> /east 245 units on this 9.8 acre site. 240 units is the appropriate size for the <br /> acreage, high land cost, zoning, and Eugene's housing need. <br /> <br />6. Yes [] No Will the development cause displacement of Iow-income persons? If <br /> yes, please explain mitigating factors that should be considered by the City. <br /> The site of the proposed development is currently open land. <br /> <br />7. Yes [] No Will the development cause destruction of historic property? If yes, <br /> please provide information as to any permit therefore or exception granted by the <br /> City Council. <br /> The site has passed SHPO's and the city of Eugene's historic review. <br />u <br />8. [] Yes No The portion of the property for which exemption is sought is or will be <br /> offered for rent. <br /> <br />9. [] Yes No The portion of the property for which exemption is sought is or will be <br /> occupied solely by Iow-income persons. If yes, please attach a Certification of <br /> Income Levels of Low-income Occupants as Schedule 5. <br /> <br />10. [] Yes No The required rent payment reflects, or will reflect the full value of the <br /> property tax exemption. Attach documentation as Schedule 6. <br /> <br /> 11. Describe how the tax exemption will benefit project occupants: <br /> The tax exemption is critical to the project's feasibility; combined with federally <br /> funded grants and a Iow-interest loan through OHCS, P3 will able to offer a <br /> high quality development with affordable rents to benefit Iow income families <br /> over a 60 year period. <br /> <br />12. [] Yes No The property is unoccupied, and the attached Schedule 7 <br /> documents that it will be offered for rental solely as a residence for Iow-income <br /> residents. <br /> [] Yes No The property is occupied, and the attached Schedule 7 documents <br /> that it is occupied solely as a residence for Iow-income residents. <br /> <br /> <br />
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