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� � r <br />housing trust fund, when established, will have characteristics <br />similar to housing trust funds generally. <br />Housing trust funds are permanently established reserves of <br />capital, generating regularly renewable sources of revenue, that <br />are dedicated to the production of affordable housing. Generally, <br />housing trust funds are used to construct housing, rehabilitate <br />housing, subsidize rents, assist in the purchase of homes, and <br />subsidize other related costs such as impact fees for the <br />development of housing. All of the above are usually targeted to <br />the population segment with less than 120% of the median area <br />household income. <br />The monies for a housing trust fund can be obtained from a variety <br />of sources such as from government housing programs, real estate <br />activities, taxes, excess reserve funds or interest earnings on <br />tax-exempt mortgage revenue bond reserve accounts, pension funds, <br />and mineral or other resource extraction revenues. The funds <br />collected in the housing trust fund are typically distributed <br />through a Request for Proposal process, generally as loans, not <br />grants, in order to maintain a revolving source of revenue. <br />ALTERNATIVES AND ANALYSIS <br />The- Department of Community Affairs Rule 9J-5 , Florida <br />Administrative Code, requires local governments to include within <br />their housing elements policies providing for the development of <br />affordable housing for their residents. Due to economic and <br />barrier island environmental constraints, the Town of Indian River <br />Shores and the Town of Orchid are limited in their ability. to <br />provide affordable housing within their respective town limits. <br />Therefore, both towns have included policies in their plans <br />supporting the provision of affordable housing in the <br />unincorporated county, and indicating that they will participate <br />with the county in the provision of that housing. <br />Attached to this staff report is a copy of Indian River County's <br />Housing Element Policy 4.6, the Town of Indian River Shores' <br />Housing Element Policy 3-1.1.3, and the Town of Orchid's Housing <br />Element Objective 1. Housing Element Policy 3-1.1.3 for the Town <br />of Indian River Shores states that the town will provide financial <br />assistance to the county consistent with the county's provisions <br />for affordable housing. Housing Element Objective 1 for the Town <br />of Orchid states that the town will participate in a county housing <br />trust fund. <br />While both the Town of Indian River Shores and the Town of Orchid, <br />through their comprehensive plans, pledge support for the county's <br />affordable housing activities, neither identifies the amount of <br />support, the method of payment, or the timing of their <br />participation. Since the AHAC is presently considering the <br />structure, use, and revenue sources of the county's proposed <br />housing trust fund, it is appropriate at this time to pursue the <br />comprehensive plan commitments made by Orchid and Indian River <br />Shores. <br />Given the above mentioned information, it is staff's position that <br />there are several alternatives available to the Indian River County <br />Board of County Commissioners regarding this matter. <br />* The first alternative would be for the Board to take no <br />action; with this option, the Board would wait and see if and <br />when the towns act on their affordable housing commitments. <br />27 <br />MAR 17 199 <br />
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