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(63 units with income restrictions between 30% and 60% of area median income and one <br />(1) unrestricted manager's unit). The applicants original site plan proposed twenty-eight <br />(28), two (2) -bedroom units, twenty-nine (29), three (3) -bedroom units and seven (7), <br />four (4) -bedroom units within eight (8), two (2) -story buildings. Also shown are a <br />community center building, play area, two (2) laundry facilities, community gardens, and <br />117 parking stalls including five (5) handicapped stalls. However, the applicant submitted <br />an updated site plan (see P.D. Exhibit 2) that removed the proposed building height, unit <br />summary, proposed building and floor area, open space area, overall parking area and <br />number of parking stalls to maximize flexibility in site design. <br />3. Financing: The proposed affordable housing development will be'financed through Low - <br />Income Housing Tax Credits (LIHTC), bonds, Section 8 project -based vouchers, a State <br />Hawaii Housing Finance & Development Corporation (HHFDC) Rental Housing <br />Revolving Fund loan (RHRF), and other private sources. In January 2019, the buyer <br />received an award of vouchers from the County of Hawaii Office of Housing <br />and Community Development. In December 2019, the buyer received awards of LIHTC, <br />bonds, and RHRF financing from HHFDC. The sale of the property and transfer of <br />ownership will take place when all of the financial resources are finalized and made <br />available to the development, which will be approximately the same time as the start <br />of construction. Construction of the proposed affordable housing project is anticipated to <br />begin in the first quarter of 2021 and is estimated to cost approximately $40 million and <br />take two (2) years to complete. Finally, components of the proposed project's funding <br />requires that the units remain affordable for a minimum of thirty (30) years, however, the <br />applicant is proposing to maintain the affordability restrictions for sixty-five (65) years. <br />4. Request: In order to reduce costs and to facilitate the sale of the property and subsequent <br />development of the proposed 100% affordable housing project within tight budget <br />constraints and stringent funding requirements, the applicant is requesting the following <br />amendments to Change of Zone Ordinance No. 10 32: <br />■ A five (5) -year time extension to Condition E (Time to Complete Construction). <br />■ A one (1) -year time extension to Condition G (Time to Dedicate Road Widening <br />Strip); <br />-2- <br />