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9 <br /> County-wide Manufactured Homes Action Plan <br /> Dedicated Resources: <br /> Affordable Housing Land Banking (Orange County Capital Investment Plan) <br /> The land banking fund was established during the FY2015-16 budget process to enable acquisition of manufactured home parks and other property <br /> for future affordable housing development. The fund has approximately $1 million currently available. <br /> Displacement Mitigation Assistance Program (Orange County) <br /> The Displacement Mitigation Assistance Program (D-MAP) provides direct assistance to low- and- moderate-income manufactured housing <br /> residents facing displacement caused by manufactured home park closure, redevelopment or natural disaster. EmPOWERment, Inc. works with <br /> Orange County to coordinate relocation services for D-MAP. Currently, the D-MAP-budget has approximately $53,000 available. <br /> Potential Resources: <br /> Carrboro <br /> AFFORDABLE HOUSING SPECIAL REVENUE FUND <br /> The goal of the Affordable Housing Special Revenue Fund is to advance the Town's goal of increasing and improving the stock of affordable <br /> housing within Carrboro and its planning jurisdiction. Special Revenue Funds may be used for land banking, construction, acquisition, pre- <br /> development costs, repair, rehabilitation, and other home preservation activities. The Town Council has approved a penny and a half property tax <br /> allocation, approximately $337,500, which is a dedicated annual revenue source for affordable housing. For more information on the Affordable <br /> Housing Special Revenue Fund, visit the Town's website. <br /> Chapel Hill <br /> AFFORDABLE HOUSING FUND (AHF) <br /> In 2002, the Town Council established the AHF to preserve owner-occupied housing in Chapel Hill for affordable housing purposes. <br /> Eligible Uses: The AHF has a variety of eligible uses, including: <br /> 1. Preservation of owner-occupied housing <br /> 7 <br /> Developed by the Manufactured Home Staff Working Group <br /> Draft-February 2022 <br />