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R2005-158
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PLACING ON FILE FINAL REPORT - FIVE YEAR SUPPORTIVE HOUSING PLAN FOR CHRONICALLY HOMELESS
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11/7/2005
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FIVE YEAR SUPPORTIVE HOUSiNG PLAN <br /> FINAL REPOR7 <br /> • Sin le Room Occu anc A artments wiil rovide se arate ermanent <br /> 9 P Y P p p p <br /> su ortive housin units in a sin le structure for chronicall homeless individuals <br /> PP 9 9 Y <br /> who require supervision and ongoing assistance as characterized by Typical <br /> #4. h i n wi n in I in /livin area se arate <br /> Resident Eac stud o a artme t II co ta a s ee <br /> p P 9 9 , P <br /> bath and small kitchen. Existing residential buildings with one or two room units <br /> or commercial or institutional facilities, such as hotels, rooming houses, <br /> dormitories, can be utilized. Residents will pay no more than 30% of their income <br /> for housing and will enter into annual teases. Each building will have on-site <br /> supervision and secured access. Case management and support services may <br /> be provided on site or in close proximity to the property. <br /> • Supportive Living Apartments will provide conventional rental units in <br /> multifamily residential buildings for the chronically homeless who are able to live <br /> independently with limited supervision, such as Typical Resident#2 and Typical <br /> Resident#3. Each unit will contain a separate living area, kitchen, bathroom and <br /> bedroom. Residents will pay no more than 30% of their income for rent and have <br /> a separate lease with the building owner. These units can be developed as a <br /> sin�le project that contains studio and one bedroom apartments or as part of a <br /> larger affordable or supportive housing complex that may atso include larger <br /> units for families. Case management and supportive services will be provided off- <br /> site. <br /> Development Approach. The proposed strategy utilizes three distinct approaches to <br /> achieve its goals: master leasing, rental assistance, and acquisition/rehabilitation. <br /> These vehicles may be used atone or in combination to achieve the most appropriate <br /> deal structure. <br /> PAGE 3O <br />
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