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Agenda - 02-21-2017 - 7-b - Review and Amend the Orange County Housing Affordability Policy
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4 <br /> II. Land Trust Model <br /> The Land Trust model utilizes a non-profit, community based organization known as a <br /> Community Land Home Trust (CH-LT) whose purpose is to acquire land and make it <br /> available to individual families and others, such as cooperatives, through a long-term <br /> lease for a term up to 99 years. The leaseholders or homebuyers do not hold title to the <br /> land -the title is retained by the CLT. The ChHT conveys a leasehold interest in the land <br /> and improvements to the homebuyers (lessees) they own the improvements or housing <br /> units/structures on the land. The benefits of this model include the ability of the CLT <br /> to retain the affordability of the home over successive generations of home <br /> buyers. - . _- •-- _ --_ .. - - - ---- - - - -- . - _ _ <br /> protection of affordability for future residents in the sale of buildings and other <br /> improvements „n the land! _The land lease gives the CLT the first option to purchase <br /> the home, when and if it is sold, at an affordable price set by a resale formula. The <br /> resale formula gives homeowners a fair return for their investment, while keeping <br /> the price of the housing_ units/structures affordable for future residents. <br /> III. New and Existing First-Time Homebuyer Programs <br /> A Period of Affordability <br /> All properties supported by County financial resources for the purpose of facilitating <br /> homeownership must be sold to households remain affordable to families at or below <br /> 80% of area median income for a minimum of ninety-nine (99) years from the date of <br /> initial assistance-subsequent resales are allowable to households earning up to <br /> 115%of area median income. <br /> B. 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 <br /> part thereof whether voluntarily or involuntarily or by operation of law ('Transfer") shall <br /> not 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 unqualified household as defined herein, <br /> Buyer shall send to Orange County and/or the sponsoring non-profit organization, not <br /> less than 90 days prior to the contemplated closing date of the Transfer, a 'Notice of <br /> Intent to Sell." This Notice of Intent to Sell shall be accompanied by a copy of a <br /> completed, fully executed bona fide offer to purchase the Property on the then current <br /> North Carolina Bar Association "Offer to Purchase and Contract" form. If Orange <br /> County and/or the sponsoring non-profit organizations elects to exercise its said <br /> right of refusal, it shall notify the Buyer of its election to purchase within 30 days of its <br /> receipt of the Notice and shall purchase the Property or portion thereof within 90 days <br /> of the receipt of the'Notice of Intent to Sell."As between the County and the sponsoring <br /> non-profit organization, if both wish to and have the means to exercise the right of first <br /> refusal, the sponsoring non-profit organization shall have priority. <br />
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