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Attachment B <br />STATE OF MINNESSOTA <br />COUNTY OF RAMSEY <br />CITY OF SHOREVIEW <br />ORDINANCE NO.1002 <br />AN ORDINANCE TO AMEND CHAPTER 200 OF THE MUNICIPAL CODE <br />THE COUNCIL OF THE CITY OF SHOREVIEW ORDAINS that Chapter 200, <br />Development Regulations, is hereby amended by revising Section 202, <br />Definitions, Section 20S.080 Residential Overview, Section 20S.083 <br />Attached Residential District (R2), and Section 20S.084 Multiple Dwelling <br />Residential District (R3). <br />Section 202 Definitions. <br />202.070. Unless specifically defined below, in Section 205.097 pertaining to <br />Flood Plan Management, or in Section 208.020 pertaining to Signs, words <br />or phrases used in the City of Shoreview Code of Ordinances shall be <br />interpreted so as to give them the some meaning as they have in <br />common usage and so as to give subject code its most reasonable <br />application. <br />Affordable Housing. Housing if affordable when no more than 30 percent <br />of the gross income of the household is required to pa_y for such housing <br />and utility costs, fees and charges. <br />Affordable Rents. Affordable rent and utilities as part of the Inclusionary <br />Housing Policy will be based on the higher of the HUD Fair Market Rents <br />for the Metropolitan Statistical Area or, if applicable, the Multifamily To <br />Subsidy Projects (MTSP). Income limits are used to determine <br />qualification levels as well as set maximum rental rates for projects <br />funded with tax credits or tax exempt housing bonds authorized under <br />the Internal Revenue Code. as adiusted annually. <br />Area Median Income (AMI). The median household income as most <br />recently determined by the United States Department of Housing and <br />Urban Development for the Minneapolis -St. Paul -Bloomington <br />Metropolitan Statistical Area, as adjusted for household size and number <br />of bedrooms. <br />Density Bonus Unit. A unit as a result of increase in density permitted <br />above the per acre limit established by the city code. <br />