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4/4/2000
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Ii. Land Trust Model <br />The Land Trust model utilizes a non - profit, community based organization known as a <br />Community Land Trust (CLT) whose purpose is to acquire land and make it available to <br />individual families and others, such as cooperatives, through a long -term lease for a term <br />up to 99 years. The leaseholders or homebuyers do not hold title to the land - the title is <br />retained by the CLT - they own the improvements or housing units /structures on the land. <br />The benefits of this model include the ability of the CLT and housing ownership and <br />protection of affordability for future residents in the sale of buildings and other <br />improvements on the land. The land lease gives the CLT the first option to purchase the <br />home, when and if it is sold, at an affordable price set by a resale formula. The resale <br />formula gives homeowners a fair return for their investment, while keeping the price of <br />the housing units /structures affordable for future residents. <br />tit. New and Existing First -Time Homebuyer Programs <br />A. Right of First Refusal <br />A right of first refusal or right to purchase is accomplished by means of a Declaration of <br />Restrictive Covenants on the property purchased by the first -time homebuyer. Any <br />assignment, sale, transfer, conveyance, or other disposition of the Property or any part <br />thereof whether voluntarily or involuntarily or by operation of law ( "Transfer ") shall not <br />be effective unless and until the below- described procedure is followed. <br />If the original homebuyer or any subsequent qualified homebuyer ( "Buyer") <br />contemplates a Transfer to a non low - income household as defined herein, Buyer shall <br />send to Orange County and/or the sponsoring non -profit organization, not less than 90 <br />days prior to the contemplated closing date of the Transfer, a "Notice of Intent to Sell." <br />This Notice of Intent to Sell shall be accompanied by a copy of a completed, fully <br />executed bona fide offer to purchase the Property on the then current North Carolina Bar <br />Association "Offer to Purchase and Contract form.. If Orange County and/or the <br />sponsoring non - profit organizations elects to exercise its said right of refusal, it shall <br />notify the Buyer of its election to purchase within 30 days of its receipt of the Notice and <br />shall purchase the Property or portion thereof within 90 days of the receipt of the <br />"Notice of Intent to Sell." As between the County and the sponsoring non - profit <br />organization, if both wish to and have the means to exercise the right of first refusal, the <br />sponsoring non - profit organization shall have priority. <br />If neither Orange County nor the sponsoring non- profit organization advise the Buyer in <br />a timely fashion of an intent to purchase the Property, then the Buyer shall be free to <br />Transfer the property in accordance with this Section. <br />
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