§ 7751. Selection Criteria.
25 CA ADC § 7751Barclays Official California Code of Regulations
25 CCR § 7751
§ 7751. Selection Criteria.
(2) Community need in a geographic area of the proposed local program or project will be based on one or more of the following factors: poverty level and overpayment for housing by low-income households, age of housing stock in the jurisdiction, numbers and percentages of substandard housing units, overcrowding of housing by tenure (including rental and ownership housing) in the jurisdiction, and percentages of households that are below poverty level and who are overcrowded and living in substandard housing by tenure, as reflected in U.S. Census data; and the ratio between the median home sales price and the median household income in the jurisdiction. The specific community need factors that will apply to each activity will be identified in the NOFA. (up to 150 points)
(A) for applications proposing local program activities, the extent to which the proposed local program is responding to a community need. Feasibility will be determined by statistical indicators based on single-source data readily available to the Department for all potential jurisdictions that may apply for CalHome funding.
(i) For mortgage assistance programs, feasibility will be based on U.S. Census Bureau data regarding the percentage of low-income homeownership in a jurisdiction, the ratio of the CalHome appraised value limits relative to the CalHome median income for a four-person household. From data supplied by the California Association of Realtors, the number of homes sold in the previous 12 months in a jurisdiction at or below the median sales price for the jurisdiction. The higher the percentage of low-income homeowners, the higher the points awarded. The higher the ratio of housing cost to income, the higher the points awarded. The higher the number of homes sold at or below median sales price the higher the points awarded.
(ii) For owner-occupied rehabilitation, feasibility will be based on U.S. Census Bureau data regarding the percentage of low-income households that are currently homeowners, the number of overcrowded households, and the age of the housing stock. The higher the percentage of low-income homeowners, the higher the points awarded. The higher the percentage of pre-1980 homes, the higher the points awarded. The higher the number of overcrowded households, the higher the points awarded.
(iii) For shared housing, feasibility will be determined by the U. S. Department of Housing and Urban Development's (HUD) fair market rent (FMR) for a one-bedroom unit as a percentage of CalHome median income (AMI) for a one-person household and U.S. Census Bureau data on the jurisdiction vacancy rate. The higher the ratio of FMR to AMI, and the lower the vacancy rate, the higher the points awarded.
(iii) feasibility will be based on U.S. Census Bureau data regarding percentage of low-income homeownership in a jurisdiction and the ratio of the CalHome appraised value limits relative to the CalHome median income for a four-person household. The higher the percentage of low-income homeowners, the higher the points awarded. The higher the ratio of housing cost to income, the higher the points awarded.
Applications applying for homeownership development projects, self-help technical assistance homeownership projects, or a mortgage assistance local program for new construction housing or acquisition with rehabilitation when the recipient is acquiring and rehabilitating properties for sale to first-time homebuyers, will receive up to 100 points to the extent that they are utilizing:
(B) labor provided by youth participating in a construction skills training program, where a minimum of five hundred (500) hours of on-site construction labor per assisted unit is provided. The five hundred (500) hours of construction training labor must be provided by the 16 to 24 year old program participants.
Credits
Note: Authority cited: Sections 50406(n) and 50650.2, Health and Safety Code. Reference: Sections 50650.4 and 50650.7, Health and Safety Code.
History
1. New section filed 9-29-2003; operative 9-29-2003 pursuant to Government Code section 11343.4 (Register 2003, No. 40).
This database is current through 6/21/24 Register 2024, No. 25.
Cal. Admin. Code tit. 25, § 7751, 25 CA ADC § 7751
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