Memorandum
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The memorandum discusses proposed revisions to the affordability restrictions for the Paseo Senter Family Housing Project, following the subdivision of the original parcel into Phase I and Phase II. It recommends authorizing the Housing Director to negotiate and execute an amendment to the existing agreement to update legal descriptions, allocate affordability obligations, and reflect current ownership structures. The project is a 101-unit affordable housing development in San José, California, with a 55-year affordability restriction expiring in 2060. The memorandum outlines the need for these updates to ensure compliance with legal requirements and maintain enforceability of the affordability obligations.
Key points
- The memorandum is addressed to the Mayor and City Council regarding the Paseo Senter Family Housing Project.
- It recommends authorizing the Housing Director to amend the existing agreement related to affordability restrictions.
- The project consists of 101 affordable housing units, with a 55-year affordability restriction.
- The original parcel was subdivided into Phase I and Phase II, necessitating updates to legal descriptions and ownership structures.
- The memorandum was coordinated with the City Attorney’s Office and the City Manager’s Budget Office.
- It will be posted on the City Council Agenda website for the June 16, 2026 meeting.
Limitations
- The document contains placeholders for certain fields, such as the date and council district, which are unfilled.
- The text appears to be a draft as it includes references to approvals and recommendations without final confirmation.
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