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LONG TERM AGREEMENTS
LONG TERM AGREEMENTS - DOCUMENT DATE
3/7/2006
LONG TERM AGREEMENTS - NAME
SILVERSTONE
LONG TERM AGREEMENTS - TYPE
MISC AGMT
LONG TERM AGREEMENTS - RECORD SERIES
704-06 (Long Term Agreements)
LONG TERM AGREEMENTS - DESTRUCTION DATE
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building permits for the Project, the initial sales price for these units will be adjusted by <br /> increasing the initial sales price at a percentage rate equal to the percentage rate increase in the <br /> Area Median Income. . <br /> C. Exterior finishes, including materials and landscaping, shall be consistent with <br /> the market rate units in the Project. Interior amenities including appliances, carpeting, electrical <br /> and plumbing fixtures, hardware and countertops, etc., for the Low Income Household units and <br /> the Moderate Income Household units shall be of high quality as specified and approved by the <br /> City,provided that the City shall not require specification levels that exceed those of the market <br /> rate units. <br /> D. The Project shall be exempt from the City Lower Income Housing Fee. <br /> E. City shall, with Developer's cooperation, assume the responsibility for <br /> marketing the units for the Low Income Households and the Moderate Income Households. <br /> Developer shall reimburse the City for the reasonable cost of processing such applications for the <br /> units for the Low Income Households and the Moderate Income Households. <br /> F. The units for the Low Income Households and the Moderate Income <br /> Households shall be marketed and sold consistent with the Pleasanton Homeowners Assistance <br /> Program(PHAP) which includes a limitation on the sales prices for future sales, a first-time <br /> home buyer requirement, use of the City preference system, a public lottery, and deed <br /> restrictions recorded against each such unit. The PHAP (as amended from time to time by City) <br /> shall remain for perpetuity. <br /> G. The City may utilize its Lower Income Housing Fund to provide second <br /> mortgages to qualified Low and Moderate Income Households. <br /> II. Of the 45 residential units, five units shall be Affordable By Design Units consistent <br /> with"Plan I" as outlined in Attachment A. The Affordable By Design Units shall be provided <br /> and marketed as follows, but shall not otherwise be subject to the restrictions and qualifications <br /> of the Pleasanton Homeowners Assistance Program: <br /> A. The Developer shall use commercially reasonable efforts to market and sell <br /> the Affordable By Design Units to households with the following preferences; provided, <br /> however, that such obligations shall not extend beyond 30 days from the commencement of sales <br /> for the applicable Affordable by Design Unit: <br /> • First Preference—Households where at least one household member has resided <br /> in the City of Pleasanton for at least two years prior to execution of a purchase <br /> agreement. <br /> • Second Preference - Households where at least one household member has <br /> worked in the City of Pleasanton for at least two years prior to the execution of <br /> a purchase agreement. <br /> Page 2 <br />
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