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Resolution 2012-55
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IGA Housing Authority_Affordable Housing 2012
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Resolution
Signed Date
8/21/2012
Ord/Res - Year
2012
Ord/Res - Number
55
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IGA LOUISVILLE HOUSING AUTHORITY AND BOULDER COUNTY HOUSING AUTHORITY 504 LAFARGE AVE, 1301 LINCOLN AVE, 1899 REGAL CT, 1817 REGAL ST, 1888 REGAL CT, 255 REGAL ST, 1450 LINCOLN AVE, 502 SOUTH BOULDER
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45.160
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GOALS OF THE AGREEMENT <br />VIII. It is the goal of the parties to ensure the continued provision of, and the expansion of <br />affordable housing for the residents of Louisville; <br />IX. Louisville and LHA believe that BCHA has strongly demonstrated its capabilities in the <br />development, operation, maintenance, and management of affordable housing in the towns or <br />cities of Lafayette, Longmont, Louisville, Lyons, Nederland, Niwot, and Erie, and throughout <br />Boulder County; <br />X. The Parties agree that the inefficiencies caused by the relatively small size of LHA's <br />portfolio and budget will be best remedied through the acquisition by BCHA of all of LHA's assets <br />for integration into BCHA's affordable housing portfolio, and that the consolidation of the two <br />authorities achieves a larger economy of scale, thereby strengthening the long -term viability of <br />affordable housing within Louisville and the region; <br />XI. The Parties intend to provide uninterrupted housing assistance and minimize disruption to <br />current LHA tenants during the implementation of this Agreement to the greatest extent <br />possible; <br />XII. The Parties recognize that the affordable housing needs of Louisville can best be met by <br />means of this Agreement and that this Agreement is designed to promote broad cooperation <br />between the Parties on affordable housing issues; <br />XIII. it is the goal of the Parties that LHA be in a position to dissolve at the conclusion of the <br />transactions completed in this Agreement; <br />PROPERTIES, FUNDS, AND DEBT <br />XIV. For the purpose of providing affordable housing to the residents of the City of Louisville, <br />LHA is the owner of certain real property, more particularly described in the legal descriptions <br />attached hereto and incorporated by reference herein as Exhibit A (the "Acme Place Property "), <br />Exhibit 13 (the "Lilac Place Property "), Exhibit C (the "Regal Court II Property "), Exhibit D (the <br />"Regal Square Property "), Exhibit E (the "Lincoln Street Property "), and Exhibit F (the "Hillside <br />Square Property ") (each, an "LHA Property" and collectively, the "LHA Properties "); <br />XV. LHA maintains funds in several accounts on its books and on deposit with Wells Fargo <br />Bank, including a general operating funds account, account number 163- 3967243 (the <br />"Operating Funds "); a security deposits account, account number 361 - 8283513 (the "Security <br />2 <br />
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