Table 24, Units Constructed or Approved, Unincorporated Mono County, 2007-2013 Income Group # of Units Constructed # of Units Approved Extremely Low 0 0 Very Low 0 1 Low 36 12 Moderate 0 30 Above Moderate 0 83 Total 36 126 Source: Mono County Community Development Department. Table 25 shows the progress Mono County has made during 2007-2013 in meeting its regional housing need and the number of units still required in each income group to meet its identified regional housing need for the planning period. Table 25, Progress Toward the Regional Housing Need, Unincorporated Mono County, 2007-2013 Regional Housing Units Remaining Housing Income Group Need Constructed Need Extremely Low 29 units 0 29 Very Low 30 units 1 29 Low 59 units 12 47 Moderate 58 units 30 28 Above Moderate 116 units 83 33 292 units Total 126 166 Sources: Mono County Community Development Dept, HCD Regional Housing Need Plan. – b. QUANTIFIED OBJECTIVES Table 26 presents Mono County's quantified housing objectives for the planning period. Housing starts have continued to be very slow. During the early 2000s, the County experienced explosive growth in new residential construction, meeting much of the County's identified regional housing need by new construction. Over the past seven years, housing starts have dropped dramatically from a high of nearly 80 units in 2005 to averaging only 13 units per year for the past 5 years. The County has approved several large subdivisions during the previous period that will fulfill part of the regional needs for moderate to above moderate housing. The rehabilitation objectives reflect rehabilitation efforts in community areas. The conservation and preservation objectives reflect ongoing conservation efforts such as weatherization programs. Table 26, Quantified Objectives Conservation and Income Group New Construction Rehabilitation Preservation Extremely Low (5) 3 2 ---
Table 24, Units Constructed or Approved, Unincorporated Mono County, 2007-2013 Income Group # of Units Constructed # of Units Approved Extremely Low 0 0 Very Low 1 0 Low 12 36 Moderate 30 0 Above Moderate 83 0 Total 126 36 Source: Mono County Community Development Department. Table 25 shows the progress Mono County has made during 2007-2013 in meeting its regional housing need and the number of units still required in each income group to meet its identified regional housing need for the planning period. Table 25, Progress Toward the Regional Housing Need, Unincorporated Mono County, 2007-2013 Income Group Regional Housing Need Units Constructed Remaining Housing Need Extremely Low 29 units 0 29 Very Low 30 units 1 29 Low 59 units 12 47 Moderate 58 units 30 28 Above Moderate 116 units 83 33 Total 292 units 126 166 Sources: Mono County Community Development Dept, HCD – Regional Housing Need Plan. b. QUANTIFIED OBJECTIVES Table 26 presents Mono County's quantified housing objectives for the planning period. Housing starts have continued to be very slow. During the early 2000s, the County experienced explosive growth in new residential construction, meeting much of the County's identified regional housing need by new construction. Over the past seven years, housing starts have dropped dramatically from a high of nearly 80 units in 2005 to averaging only 13 units per year for the past 5 years. The County has approved several large subdivisions during the previous period that will fulfill part of the regional needs for moderate to above moderate housing. The rehabilitation objectives reflect rehabilitation efforts in community areas. The conservation and preservation objectives reflect ongoing conservation efforts such as weatherization programs. Table 26, Quantified Objectives Income Group New Construction Rehabilitation Conservation and Preservation Extremely Low (5) 3 2 ---
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