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the transfer to the City of Santa Ana of some share of the County's RHNA allocation obligation <br />for the sixth housing element planning period, provided that certain requirements of the <br />Agreement are satisfied. This MOU is intended by the County and the City to serve as the <br />RHNA allocation transfer agreement contemplated by Section 6 of the Agreement as may be <br />amended pursuant to Section 14 of this agreement and to attain approval by SLAG. <br />F. Approval of the Project and successful implementation of the MOU will allow the County to <br />meet its RHNA for the 2021-29 Planning Period and obtain a certified housing element. This <br />MOU provides for RHNA allocation transfers from the County to the City in the2021-29 <br />Planning Period. <br />NOW, THEREFORE, in consideration of the mutual covenants, promises and <br />agreements contained herein, the Parties hereto mutually agree as follows: <br />1. Housing Site. The City has identified the specific portion of the Property zoned <br />Transit Village (TV) in the Transit Zoning Code (the "Housing Site"), as shown in Exhibit B <br />hereto, as an available site for housing in its 2021-2029 housing element, and intends to issue, <br />upon application, residential building permits for construction of 85-units of extremely low- <br />income housing on the Housing Site during the 2021-29 Planning Period, while the Housing Site <br />remains in the City's jurisdiction, in order to satisfy the City's RHNA allocation obligation for <br />the 2021-29 Planning Period. The City will receive RHNA credit for all of the units on the <br />Housing Site. <br />2. Transfer of RHNA Allocation Shares. <br />a. Very Low -Income Unit Transfer. For the 2021-29 RHNA Planning Period (or as <br />that planning period may be adjusted by SLAG, the Department of Housing and <br />Community Development, or statute), upon SCAG's adoption of a final RHNA, <br />the County and City shall jointly apply to SCAG to transfer 20 units from the <br />County's RHNA allocation to the City. This would result in a reduction of the <br />County's RHNA allocation of -very -low units by 20 units and an increase to the <br />City's RHNA allocation of very -low units by 20 units, as provided for and in <br />conformance with the requirements of Government Code section 65584.07. <br />Accordingly, upon SCAG's approval, the City's RHNA allocation of very -low <br />units will increase by 20 units and the County's RHNA allocation of very -low <br />units shall decrease by 20 units, as allowed under Government Code section <br />65584.07. For purposes of this paragraph, "very low-income units" shall mean <br />units where the household income for eligibility to live in the unit does not exceed <br />30% of the local area median income (AMI) as established by state and federal <br />law. <br />b. Moderate Unit Transfer. Additionally, the County's RHNA allocation of <br />moderate -income units shall be reduced proportionally in conformance with the <br />requirements of Government Code section 65584.07. To fulfill the obligations set <br />forth in Government Code section 65584.07, the County and City shall jointly <br />apply to SCAG to transfer 22 moderate units from the County's RHNA allocation <br />to the City. This would result in a reduction of to reduce the County's RHNA <br />Crossroads at Washington <br />RHNA Allocation Transfer Agreement <br />