Kalama kai residential workforce housing armstrong Kalama, Ltd. 45 Kanani Road, Kihei, hi 96753
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- Residential Workforce Housing
- What types of housing will be included as RWH units at Kalama Kai
- How do you know you are eligible for a RWH unit
- Have assets that do not exceed 140% of the County’s AMI
- Pre-qualify for a loan and submittal of Pre-qualification Letter
- RWH Unit Selection Process
- Lotteries and Additions to Wait Lists
- Once the RWH unit is sold, what restrictions will affect the use, resale or occupancy of the RWH unit
- BUYER ELIGIBILITY CHECKLIST
- APPLICATION REQUIRED DOCUMENTS CHECKLIST ____Registration Agreement for a RWH Unit
- Affidavit – Intent to Purchase and Reside in an Owner-occupant Designated Condominium Residential Unit
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KALAMA KAI RESIDENTIAL WORKFORCE HOUSING Armstrong Kalama, Ltd. 45 Kanani Road, Kihei, HI 96753 Kalama Kai is a new condominium project of 40 units that will be located in South Kihei. The developer, Armstrong Kalama, Ltd., intends to construct a residential community in which all 40 units will be offered as “residential workforce housing units”, as defined in Section 2.96, Maui County Code. This project will give qualified seniors (over 55 years of age) first preference to buy. The 40 unit condominiums will be located within two (2) 3-story buildings. Of the 40 units, 39 will be 3-bedroom/2-bath units. The remaining unit will be a 1-bedroom /1-bath unit above the entry and lobby in the East Building. Amenities will include a swimming pool, bathroom, BBQ area and landscaped walkways. Covered parking will be provided with photovoltaic installed to provide electricity to the common areas. Residential Workforce Housing Residential Workforce Housing was (“RWH”) was established by the Maui County Council under Chapter 2.96, Maui County Code (“MCC”). The RWH policy is intended to enhance public welfare by ensuring that housing needs of the County are addressed. The critical shortage of affordable housing makes the purchase or rental of a home by the majority of Maui’s working residents extremely difficult. The purpose for creating RWH is to maintain a sufficient resident workforce in all fields of employment, and to ensure the public safety and general welfare of the residents of Maui. This policy encourages the provision and maintenance of RWH, for both purchase and rental, to meet the needs of income-qualified households for the workforce, students, and special housing target groups. What are RWH Units? RWH units are generally units or lots to be sold or rented first to Maui County residents with certain income groups, as set forth in Chapter 2.96, MCC. What types of housing will be included as RWH units at Kalama Kai? The Developer intends to offer all 40 fee simple condominium RWH units, consisting of (39) three bedroom and (1) one bedroom units. The RWH units will be located in two 3-story buildings. Developer shall offer (20) of the total 40 units on a “senior preference” basis to buyers who are over fifty-five (55) years of age, for the first thirty (30) days once units are released for sale. The following income categories will be offered:
How do you know you are eligible for a RWH unit? In order to qualify for a RWH unit, an applicant must meet ALL of the following requirements:
RWH Unit Selection Process In order to give interested parties a fair and equitable opportunity to purchase one of the RWH units in the Project, the RWH units will be offered through a wait list and initial lottery selection process.
Three Wait Lists will be established based on the qualifying income groups:
Developer shall offer (20) of the total 40 units on a “senior preference” basis to buyers who are over fifty-five (55) years of age, for the first thirty (30) days once units are released for sale. Lotteries and Additions to Wait Lists Residents on the wait lists shall receive first priority for the available units. Nonresidents on the wait lists may purchase a RWH unit once the wait lists have been exhausted of all residents. The Developer or through its sales broker will hold two (2) separate lotteries, one (1) for the “senior preference” units and one (1) for other qualified buyers on the Wait Lists. The lotteries will be utilized as the means to determine priority positions in the RWH unit selection process for each specific income group. Prospective buyers will only be able to select from the RWH units that are available when they are selecting their RWH unit. If when selected, the prospective buyer is not interested in purchasing one of the RWH units being offered, then the prospective buyer will lose his or her priority position and will be placed at the end of the Wait List. In the event that the RWH units are not sold within the first 90 days after they are offered for sale, and Developer made a good faith effort, as determined by the director of DHHC, to contact and qualify applicants on the Wait List, the sale of remaining units shall be conducted as follows:
Once the RWH unit is sold, what restrictions will affect the use, resale or occupancy of the RWH unit? There are restrictions that owners of RWH units will be subject to during the Restriction Periods, based on certain income categories as follows: Income Group Restriction Period 80 – 100% of AMI 10 years 101 – 120% of AMI 8 years 121 – 140% of AMI 5 years The unit must be owner-occupied for the Restriction Period mentioned above, per income group. Under special circumstances (i.e., assignment to active military duty or short-term contracts for off-island employment), an owner of a RWH Unit may appeal to the Department of Housing and Human Concerns (DHHC) for a waiver. Upon a decision by the unit owner to sell the unit within the Restriction Period applicable to said unit, the unit owner shall obtain a current appraisal of the unit and notify DHHC in writing of the owner’s intention to sell, together with a copy of the appraisal. The County will have the first option to purchase the RWH Unit from the owner for a period of 120 days following receipt of the written notification. If the County waives its option to purchase, then the RWH Unit may be sold to the general public, subject to all deed restrictions. The maximum resale price shall be established by the DHHC using the following method:
The deed restrictions shall remain effective for the remainder of the Restriction Period on a resale within the applicable Restriction Period. Sales Purchase Packet Selected buyers will be required to submit the following to become qualified for the purchase of a RWH unit:
BUYER ELIGIBILITY CHECKLIST ____ I am a citizen of the United States or a permanent resident alien. ____ I am a resident of Maui County since I am (at least one): _____ Currently employed in the County; _____ Retired from employment in the County, having worked in the County immediately prior to retirement; _____ A full-time student residing in the County; _____ A disabled person residing in the County who was employed in the County prior to becoming disabled; _____ The parent or guardian of a disabled person residing in the County; _____ A spouse or dependent of any such employee, retired person, student, or disabled person residing in the County; OR _____ In the event of the death of the employee, retired person, student, or disabled person, the spouse or dependent of any such person residing in the County. ____I am eighteen years of age or older. ____I have a gross annual family income which does not exceed 140% of the County's AMI as established by HUD or as adjusted by DHHC for Hana, Lanai, and Molokai. ____My assets do not exceed 140% of the County's AMI as established by HUD or as adjusted by DHHC for Hana, Lanai, and Molokai. ____I do not own 50% or more interest in any real estate suitable for dwelling and have not owned any for three years before the date of this application, or if I do, the only interest I own is in another affordable or RWH unit. ____I have a Loan Prequalification Letter from an approved lender that is dated no more than 120 days prior from the date of this application. APPLICATION REQUIRED DOCUMENTS CHECKLIST ____Registration Agreement for a RWH Unit (completed, executed by all prospective buyers) ____ Loan Prequalification Letter from approved lender (see list of lenders on page ____) Note: Check with your individual lender for loan details and qualifications as each lender may have additional requirements. ______ Completed Uniform Residential Loan Application (attached) _______Current pay stubs (for past month) and/or copies of other income sources ______ 2015 W-2 Statement/State and Federal Income Tax Returns ______ 2013 & 2014 State and Federal Income Tax Returns ______Current Bank Statements or Brokerage Account Statements ______Eligibility Affidavit (completed, executed by all prospective buyers and notarized) ____ Affidavit – Intent to Purchase and Reside in an Owner-occupant Designated Condominium Residential Unit (completed, executed by all prospective buyers and notarized) ____Documents confirming Maui residency _____One of the following: (a) 2015 Resident State of Hawaii tax return, (b) confirmation of current registration to vote in Hawaii, or (c) confirmation of current employment in Maui; AND _____One of the following: (a) a valid Hawaii driver’s license or (b) a valid State of Hawaii identification card. Yüklə 30,14 Kb. Dostları ilə paylaş:
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