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The Minnesota City Participation Program <br /> (MCPP) <br /> PROGRAM GUIDELINES <br /> A population based formula i's used to determine the maximum allocation for which <br /> each city qualifies. The maximum allocation a city may receive is its percentage of <br /> the housing pool as compared to the total population of all applications received. <br /> Cities may apply for a specific dollar amount (minimum of $100,000) or may request <br /> the 11maximum allowable" permitted by the population formula. If the individual <br /> allocation as determined by the per capita formula falls below a level that the city <br /> cites as "minimum," IVIHFA will contact the city to verify whether the city would like to <br /> cancel its application. <br /> w <br /> 0 A city must use at least 50% of its 1 998 allocation by the date of program e p i ration <br /> in order to be eligible to apply the following two years. <br /> • The usage test also applies to self-issuers. with submission of this application, these <br /> cities are required to submit loan origination data to MHFA to confirm compliance <br /> with this statutory requirement. <br /> m <br /> ............ <br /> The 1998 MCPP program terra will run for eight months. Cities will have the <br /> exclusive use of their individual allotments for a six months period. Following the <br /> expiration of the sic month period, all remaining individual allotments will be <br /> collapsed into a single, statewide pool available to all participating cities for the <br /> remaining program terra. <br /> PF mortgages must meet the requirements of standard mortgage insuring and <br /> guaranteeing entities: mortgage industry accepted underwriting standards, and state <br /> and federal law governing mortgages provided through the issuance of ,mortgage <br /> revenue bonds. <br /> 9 Adjusted borrower income limits may not exceed 80% of area median income as <br /> determined by the Department of Housing and Urban Development (HUD). Adjusted <br /> income is calculated by taping a household's gross annual income and subtracting <br /> $1,000 per household resident. Cities may place their local program limit at or below <br /> these figures. <br />