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organizations for the provision of affordable housing; and he spoke briefly of the draft agreement <br />provisions between the County and the three organizations - (1) Habitat for Humanity, Inc., <br />(2) the Coalition for Attainable Homes, Inc., and (3) Every Dream Has A Price, Inc. <br />Commissioner O'Bryan questioned whether lot 6 was truly unbuildable, and if the non- <br />profit agencies were happy with the distributions. Director Keating spoke affirmatively to both. <br />There was a brief discussion regarding the structure of the properties, if they would <br />remain affordable in perpetuity, and whether the perpetual source/opportunity would continue. <br />In response to Commissioner Solari's question, Director Keating related the current <br />annual median low income and very low household income. Commissioner Solari felt this was a <br />great use for the property, and believed that without the non -profits standing behind the lots, that <br />they would not be able to continue using them as affordable housing, for any length of time. <br />Vice Chairman Flescher spoke about the limited resources of the non -profits, and agreed <br />that this was a great use for the property in delivering affordable, attainable housing. <br />ON MOTION by Commissioner Solari, SECONDED by <br />Commissioner O'Bryan, the Board unanimously approved <br />and authorized the Chairman's execution of the <br />Agreements with Habitat for Humanity, Inc., the Coalition <br />of Attainable Homes, Inc., and Every Dream Has a Price, <br />Inc., and directed the General Services Director to <br />coordinate with the County Attorney's Office to transfer <br />the ownership of the referenced properties to these <br />18 <br />June 9, 2009 <br />