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99 FACE 794 <br />1990 <br />CENSQSINCR <br />$ 666 101% <br />S 505 92% <br />$78.800 71 % <br />$28,961 92% <br />EmWf� <br />Overcrowded conditions: <br />Occupied housing with 1.1 or <br />more persons per room 893 1016 <br />Number of units demolished since 1990: 115 <br />Number of units rehabill since 1990: 192 <br />TOTAL 262 <br />Commissioner Bird cited page 44, policy 1. 1, asking County <br />Attorney Vitunac if "impact fees" could be inserted in the first <br />sentence because they had a very direct relationship to affordable <br />housing. He thought it should be reviewed. <br />OBJECTIVE 1 HOUSING AFFORDABILITY <br />By 1990, Indian River County shall secure the means to -reduce the <br />cost of housing development and construction to ensure that <br />affordable housing is available to the 60% of county households in <br />the very low, low, and moderate income groups. <br />POLICY 1.1: All codes, ordinances, regulations, policies and <br />procedures regarding residential development review and <br />construction shall be reviewed to determine their impact on <br />housing development costs. Those components which <br />unnecessarily increase the cost of housing without impairing <br />the health, sanitation, fire safety, structural integrity and <br />maintenance requirements shall be eliminated. This review <br />will focus on zoning district size and dimensional criteria, <br />mandated infrastructure improvements, and review processing <br />time. This review will be conducted as part of the land <br />development regulation update to be completed by September 1, <br />1990. <br />Director Keating advised that in order to qualify for SHIP <br />funds, staff actually had to do a Housing Incentive Plan and that <br />in that process they had looked closely at impact fees. He <br />apprised the Board that impact fees cannot. be waived for a <br />particular project. If affordable housing is going to be <br />subsidized, the impact fees for those units need to be paid, but <br />the subsidy must come from another source. <br />10 <br />November 12, 1996 <br />1980 <br />1990 <br />1995 <br />CENSUS <br />-Median Monthly Cost <br />S 331 <br />HOUSING ASSISTANCE: <br />(owner -occupied units) <br />-Median Monthly Rent <br />S 263 <br />Section 8 Rental Assistance <br />301 <br />427 <br />-Median Housing Value <br />$46,000 <br />Waiting List <br />100 <br />222 <br />-Median Household Income $15,072 <br />DIRECT ASSISTANCE: <br />n <br />Sub -standard Housing: <br />• Farmers Home Administration <br />100 <br />200 <br />-Units lacking complete <br />372 <br />Local Housing Assistance Program <br />— <br />131 <br />plumbing facilities <br />NIIMHER OF GROUP HOMES <br />8 <br />14 <br />-Units with no heating <br />661 <br />(50 <br />facilities <br />additional <br />beds) <br />99 FACE 794 <br />1990 <br />CENSQSINCR <br />$ 666 101% <br />S 505 92% <br />$78.800 71 % <br />$28,961 92% <br />EmWf� <br />Overcrowded conditions: <br />Occupied housing with 1.1 or <br />more persons per room 893 1016 <br />Number of units demolished since 1990: 115 <br />Number of units rehabill since 1990: 192 <br />TOTAL 262 <br />Commissioner Bird cited page 44, policy 1. 1, asking County <br />Attorney Vitunac if "impact fees" could be inserted in the first <br />sentence because they had a very direct relationship to affordable <br />housing. He thought it should be reviewed. <br />OBJECTIVE 1 HOUSING AFFORDABILITY <br />By 1990, Indian River County shall secure the means to -reduce the <br />cost of housing development and construction to ensure that <br />affordable housing is available to the 60% of county households in <br />the very low, low, and moderate income groups. <br />POLICY 1.1: All codes, ordinances, regulations, policies and <br />procedures regarding residential development review and <br />construction shall be reviewed to determine their impact on <br />housing development costs. Those components which <br />unnecessarily increase the cost of housing without impairing <br />the health, sanitation, fire safety, structural integrity and <br />maintenance requirements shall be eliminated. This review <br />will focus on zoning district size and dimensional criteria, <br />mandated infrastructure improvements, and review processing <br />time. This review will be conducted as part of the land <br />development regulation update to be completed by September 1, <br />1990. <br />Director Keating advised that in order to qualify for SHIP <br />funds, staff actually had to do a Housing Incentive Plan and that <br />in that process they had looked closely at impact fees. He <br />apprised the Board that impact fees cannot. be waived for a <br />particular project. If affordable housing is going to be <br />subsidized, the impact fees for those units need to be paid, but <br />the subsidy must come from another source. <br />10 <br />November 12, 1996 <br />