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I 1 I � � t• f0 n)•if�II-�,i� or "MP f� Ilfi�i.�ii TI [Updated target year and removed extemporaneous information] Policy 2.5: The eCounty shall maintain its affordable housing density bonus provision for planned development projects, allowing eligible affordable housing projects with a market value of affordable housing units not to exceed 2 '/2 times the eCounty's median household income, to receive a between 10% - 20% density bonus based on the following table. Objective 3: By 2015, tThe County will strive to keep the number of sub -standard housing units (units lacking complete plumbing and units with no heating facilities) below 5% will be 109% loss than the Policy 3.1: The Indian River County shall continue to enforce its adopted Maintenance Code, as identified in the LDRs. Pfeperty l: aiftte. anee Cede shall e„*i„ e to be the eeufAyls stand ra fef publie health, safety, and welfafe %ith regard to eeetipaney limits based on unit size, provision of adequ plumbing feilit es and prevention of extefief ,.,,ysic,,1 deterioration. This code will be enforced by the building division and code enforcement section staffs. Ufa The county shall improve the appeafanee of housing units v��in low ineeme neighbofheo by partieipating i the cx edd Changers D.•,,,.. am... [Outdated policy] Objective 4: Annually, at least 40 as many income eligible households as feasible will receive assistance through eCounty's local housing assistance program. Policy 4.3: The eetinty shall maipAain its earrent policy of financing water- and sewer- eapaeity Marge& F r „owly eenstfueted ,,,,,,sing units. [Outdated policy] C:\Users\ufc-prod\AppData\Local\Temp\BCL Technologies\easyPDF 8\@BCL@6414E534\@BCL@6414E534.docx 49 ~V Additional Density Bonus for Providing Additional Buffer and Landscaping based on one of the following options Very Low (percent increase in allowable units) Income (VLI) and Low Density Bonus Range of Possible Option I p Option II p Income (LI) (Percent Density Bonus Material equal to a Material equal to a Affordable increase in 20' wide Type C 25' wide Type B Percentage Units as allowable buffer with 6' buffer with 6' (Percent increase in Percentage of units) opaque feature opaque feature allowable units) Project's Total along residential along residential Units district boundaries district boundaries and 4' opaque and 4' opaque feature along feature along roadways roadways More than 30% 10% 5% or 10% 10%-20% Objective 3: By 2015, tThe County will strive to keep the number of sub -standard housing units (units lacking complete plumbing and units with no heating facilities) below 5% will be 109% loss than the Policy 3.1: The Indian River County shall continue to enforce its adopted Maintenance Code, as identified in the LDRs. Pfeperty l: aiftte. anee Cede shall e„*i„ e to be the eeufAyls stand ra fef publie health, safety, and welfafe %ith regard to eeetipaney limits based on unit size, provision of adequ plumbing feilit es and prevention of extefief ,.,,ysic,,1 deterioration. This code will be enforced by the building division and code enforcement section staffs. Ufa The county shall improve the appeafanee of housing units v��in low ineeme neighbofheo by partieipating i the cx edd Changers D.•,,,.. am... [Outdated policy] Objective 4: Annually, at least 40 as many income eligible households as feasible will receive assistance through eCounty's local housing assistance program. Policy 4.3: The eetinty shall maipAain its earrent policy of financing water- and sewer- eapaeity Marge& F r „owly eenstfueted ,,,,,,sing units. [Outdated policy] C:\Users\ufc-prod\AppData\Local\Temp\BCL Technologies\easyPDF 8\@BCL@6414E534\@BCL@6414E534.docx 49 ~V