EXHIBIT 9-B
RULES AND REGULATIONS OF THE
MONTEREY PENINSULA WATER
MANAGEMENT DISTRICT
RULE 11 DEFINITIONS
AFFORDABLE HOUSING ‑ "Affordable
Housing" shall mean and refer to housing that is affordable to moderate‑income
households. Such housing is affordable
if the sales price is equal to or less than three times the maximum annual
moderate‑income household
income; or if rented, if the annual rent is equal to or less than 25% of
the maximum annual moderate‑income
household income. "Moderate
Income" shall include all
salaries, rents and similar sources of income as well as the economic
value of property, savings, stocks, bonds, and other assets.
The term "Affordable Housing" shall only
apply to a "Dwelling Unit" which is available for private occupancy,
but for which ownership and/or occupancy is restricted by recorded covenant or
other deed restriction. This covenant or
restriction shall be enforceable by either the District or the public and shall
limit use of all "Affordable Housing" so that only households of
"Moderate Income" or less shall qualify to occupy these units by
purchase, by rent, or by lease. This
covenant or restriction shall comply with the standards set by the California
Department of Housing and Community Development (HCD) and the Monterey County
Housing Authority for resale and occupancy of "Low Income" and
"Moderate Income" housing, and shall require that the District
receive notice prior to the removal or modification of that deed
restriction. The recorded covenant shall
further provide notice to each subsequent owner that any change of water use
from an affordable housing use to any other residential or non-residential use
shall constitute an intensification of use which shall require payment at the
then-present value of connection charges to the District both for the
intensification of water use capacity and for the increment of water use which
had originally been exempted from the full fee.
The recorded covenant and shall be in a form approved by the District
General Manager. This covenant shall
also require the use and maintenance of water conservation measures as
determined by the District General Manager which shall, among other things,
maximize the use of low‑flow fixtures and drought resistant landscaping.
Added
by Ordinance No. 25 (7/14/86); amended by Ordinance No. 72 (03/21/94)
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