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Attorney's Office is working on this. Generally, homeowner { i associations have to enforce the CCR's that are recorded. • Clarified his "no" vote at the April 28 Special Meeting regarding the Consolidated Five Year Plan and Annual Update item. Mr, Stroud stated that he supports the Consolidated Plan and his vote was not showing disfavor for it. His concern was the addition of the 30 additional new construction low-income rental units. He supports in-fill but not new construction of low-income rental units. He asked that perhaps in the future two recommendations be made: one to approve the Plan and one to make recommendations to Council regarding that Plan or whatever is approved. Mr. Stroud also shared that he had attended the Council meeting the previous evening and also shared his position with the Council to explain why the Commission vote was 3:1. Commissioner Sarmiento • Mentioned that he was on the Ad Hoc Committee that gave out awards to the five people who submitted applications for historic preservation. He asked the Commission to consider submitting an application if they see a property worthy of this award to help increase the pool of applicants. • Attended May 2 City Council meeting and was pleased that Council approved the CRHC amended motion regarding the Consolidated Plan and affordable housing. Stated that he feels it is important to provide quality affordable housing as well as high-end. Pat explained that of the ~ 500 units that are going to be developed, the Agency is obligated to create affordability in 225 units to ensure that 15 percent of those units are set-aside for low and very low income housing for a term of not less than 55 years. That because of market rate housing, there is a fund for affordable housing and obligation to produce affordable housing in State law. Vice-Chairperson Turner • Explained his feeling that the Commission has an obligation to families and special needs citizens, which is part of why he made the recommendation that we meet those kinds of goals and legal requirements. • Asked about the reaction to the Consolidated and Implementation Plans at the May 2 Council meeting. Mrs. Whitaker noted she made a very brief presentation to Council and that Eileen McCarthy from the Public Law Center made comments about the development of new construction of low and very low-income units and handed out a flyer. The Council then unanimously approved the Consolidated Plan. Mrs. Whitaker also noted that the Five Year Implementation Pian was an Agency Pubiic Hearing and that Eileen McCarthy was the sole public speaker. Again, Council unanimously approved this as well. Council CRHC MINUTES 7 May 3, 2805