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1999-80
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08/17/1999
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loans or grants, and rehabilitation loans or grants <br />for affordable housing units in the county. The <br />fund will also assist non-profit facilitators with <br />pre -development expenses associated with very low, <br />low and moderate income housing development. Some <br />disbursements from the Housing Trust Fund will be <br />grants, but the majority of funds will be revolving <br />loans, with borrowers paying back principal and <br />applicable interest into the trust; therefore <br />ensuring a permanent source of financing." <br />The intent of this policy is to maintain the financial <br />mechanism which can be utilized to provide affordable housing <br />units for households with very low-, low-, and moderate - <br />incomes in Indian River County. When the comprehensive plan <br />was being developed, it was anticipated that a Housing Trust <br />Fund could be established and funded by a variety of sources, <br />including contributions from barrier island municipalities, <br />developer contributions from a density bonus program, and <br />other sources. In June, 1992, the State of Florida <br />Legislature approved and passed the William E. Sadowski <br />Affordable Housing Act which created a state funded program <br />whereby participating communities can receive monies for a <br />Local Housing Assistance Trust Fund. <br />The program created by the Sadowski Act is titled the State <br />Housing Initiatives Partnership (SHIP) Program. SHIP Program <br />requirements have been codified and established in Section <br />420.907 of the Florida Statutes (FS) and Chapter 9I-37 of <br />Florida Administrative Code (FAC). The Administrative Rules <br />listed in Chapter 9I-37 establish specialized compliance <br />requirements for communities participating in the SHIP <br />Program. In order to participate in the SHIP Program, a <br />community must complete the following activities: <br />1. Adopt a local ordinance which establishes a Local <br />Housing Assistance Program (LHAProgram) and a Local <br />Housing Assistance Trust Fund (LATF). <br />2. Adopt a Local Housing Assistance Plan (LHAPlan) <br />which details the intent and guidelines of the <br />Local Housing Assistance Program (LHAProgram). <br />3. Create a Local Affordable Housing Advisory <br />Committee which will conduct a regulatory review of <br />the county's regulations and develop a Local <br />Housing Incentive Plan (LHIPlan) to be adopted by <br />the community within one (1) year of adoption of <br />the ordinance establishing the LHAProgram. <br />In compliance with the county Comprehensive Plan and the State <br />of Florida State Housing Initiatives Partnership (SHIP) <br />2 <br />
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