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Official Document Type
Grant
Approved Date
04/20/1999
Control Number
1999-106
Entity Name
Berryman & Henigar
Subject
Application to Florida Dept. of Community Affairs (DCA) for Economic Development
Communit Development Block Grant
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C-] <br />7 <br />011 J04by3ub3- hUJMLLIb <br />Nlkat 1.3 <br />$400 per month for each detorted level of additional services. Fach '$5,000 in incremental increase <br />in a Scnior consumers annual income: will support approximately 5300 to $400 in increased monthly <br />service fees, <br />lculat on of Minimupil` u Hing Card F.v <br />income for arkate ottthly kteutal Rates <br />Exhibit 1-3 presents the minimum qualifying cash flaw income requircrnents for the <br />proposed assisted living community. These requirements are based on the recommended monthly <br />service fees. The recommended monthly fees for carII of the unit types have been annualized and <br />then the earlier stated expenditure factor of 75% for assisted living (arid 85% for Alzheimer's care) <br />was applied to the annualized monthly fees - resulting in the total annual cash flow reyuircrnents <br />After taxes. Art average tax rate of 15% of Senior householders' incomes was then factored in - <br />resulting in the required annual cash flow be[M taxes. Based on this analysis, it is the opinion <br />of MDS that the minlrnutn qualifying rash flow income criteria for the subject assisted living <br />units, as currently concei Td, will lie $40,000 to $45,000 • in 1999 dollars. <br />Sources of lncotng - Typical sources of cast, flow income for Seniors include Social Security, <br />' savings and pensions. Other sources of income include Investments to stocks, bonds, commodities <br />r. <br />and real estate - and possibly other types of investments. 'rhe income (Tont these investments are <br />b pan of the reported income that MDS uses in establishing ilia age- vcrsus-inconiescreening criterion. <br />There are two additional categories of income sources which MDS does fLo.S inc1ucle to our <br />analysis as we do not feel they are valid qualifiers. 1-hcsc include actual spend down of p6iwtpal <br />assets of the Senior and the possible financial sup;poil by family meruben. While both of these <br />"sources of cash'" certainly exist • it is our opinion that they are not an appropriate cum ideratrort in <br />ratablrt'hinr3 market feasibility. MDS' analpxts assumes that the pvmertttal anti ate p4v ttroogvcts have <br />1 t.l: <br />
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