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II. ANNUAL PERFORMANCE NARRATIVE STATEMENTS <br />DEFINITIONS OF INCOMES <br />At the outset it is helpful to define the income categories utilized throughout this <br />document to report accomplishments. Income categories are based on the median <br />income for Orange County, which equaled $74,200 in 2004. <br />• Extremely low- income: household income that ranges from 0% - 30% of the <br />county median income. <br />• <br />Very low- income: household income that ranges from 31% - 50% of the county <br />median income. <br />• Low- income: household income that ranges from 51% - 80% of the county <br />median income. (Note: some HUD reports refer to all households with incomes <br />under 80% of the county median income as Moderate - income.) <br />3. Moderate - income: Some funding sources (i.e., local Redevelopment funds) allow <br />the City to assist households with higher incomes. These income limits are typically <br />allowed up to 120% of the county median income. <br />Occasionally, accomplishments may be referenced by the term "lower income" <br />households or persons. This is a generic term used to reference households /persons <br />with incomes that range from 0% to 80% of the county median income. <br />In most situations, HUD funded programs are limited to persons with incomes of 80% of <br />the county median income or less (adjusted for family size). The income limits listed <br />below were utilized to qualify /report HUD funded activities during the latter half of the <br />report period. <br />2004 HUD INCOME LIMITS <br />One <br />$15,900 <br />$26,450 <br />$41,600 <br />Two <br />$18,150 <br />$30,250 <br />$47,500 <br />Three <br />$20,400 <br />$34,000 <br />$53,400 <br />Four <br />$22,700 <br />$37,800 <br />$59,400 <br />Five <br />$24,500 <br />$40,800 <br />$64,100 <br />Six <br />$26,300 <br />$43,850 <br />$68,900 <br />Seven <br />$28,100 <br />$46,850 <br />$73,600 <br />Eight + <br />$29,950 <br />$49,900 <br />$78,400 <br />7 9/9/04 <br />19E -10 <br />