HopeWorks Station Residential 5/1/2018

coaches will work with residents to create plans that help the respective families engage in activities that strengthen their households and increase their ability to be self-sufficient and inter-dependent with their community. From the Completion Date and thereafter until December 31, 2059, the End Date, Agency shall ensure that Thirty-three (33) units shall be occupied by households with incomes not exceeding 30% of Area Median Income ("AMI"), and Thirty-two (32) units shall be occupied by households with incomes not exceeding 50% of AMI, for the Seattle-Bellevue, WA HUD Metro FMR ("Fair Market Rents") area, at the time of initial occupancy as indicated herein. The Project includes both "City-Assisted Units" and the "HOME-Assisted Units." There will initially be Sixty (61) City-Assisted Units, and Four (4) HOME-Assisted Units. The project will serve the following populations: ALL UNITS %of Median Income Studio 1 2 3 4 5 Beds BR BR BR BR BR Total Units /Beds 30% 28 5 33 50% 22 10 32 60% 80% Other Mgr's Unit(unrestricted) TOTAL UNITS: 28 27 10 65 SPECIFIC POPULATIONS TO Previously Non- Totals BE SERVED, #Units Homeless Homeless General 8 8 Individuals 6 Families with Dependent Children 10 10 Seniors/Disabled Farmworkers -Special Needs (specify) Other:Young Adults 18-24 15 15 Other:Veterans 10 10 Other:substance abuse 16 16 If the Agency's Project includes a social or human service component, then the Agency must provide evidence to the City that such services or an agreement to provide such services is currently in place with an appropriate provider. The income and set-aside requirements set forth in this Section III are subject to Section III. of the Loan Agreement. Exhibit A Housing Hope Properties Page 2 of 7