Colorado Code § 29-4-717

Findings - percentage of low-income families required
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(1) Prior to the
authority's making or committing to make a housing facility loan for a housing facility with
more than five dwelling units under this part 7, the board shall find:
(a) That low-income families can afford, on the basis of the use of not more than thirty
percent of annual income as determined in accordance with rules and regulations of the
authority, the adjusted rentals set for no less than twenty percent of the dwelling units in such
proposed housing facility;
(b) That the number of units intended for occupancy by low- and moderate-income
families shall approximate seventy-five percent of the total number of units available;
(c) That such housing facility will not create or contribute to an undue concentration of
low-income families in any one neighborhood.
(2) Prior to the authority's making or committing to make any housing facility loan, the
authority shall find:
(a) That, with respect to the housing facility, no restrictions are imposed as to sex, sexual
orientation, gender identity, gender expression, race, creed, color, religion, ancestry, or national
origin of occupants;
(b) That such housing facility is designed to house families of varied economic means
and will not create or contribute to an undue concentration of low-income families in any one
neighborhood.

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