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� t <br /> CMP Part 3C. Housin�Plan <br /> While Orono did not comnut to any specified numeric goals within the <br /> context of the Livable Communities Act, the City is required to identify <br /> numerical goals in response to the Land Planning Act. The City's housing <br /> goals in terms of affordability,life-cycle housing and density for new sewered <br /> � development in the period 2000-2010 appear in Table 3C-9. <br /> . , . <br /> Table'3C-9'(Revised September 2001): 'Orono:Iiousing�Goals� � � <br /> Orono Index Met Council City Goal for Sewered Development ' <br /> . (Existing) Benchmark for 2000-2010 (EstimatedA09 total units to be <br /> developed) "� <br /> _ _ Afforde6ility ' • � <br /> Ownership • 30% � 60-69% . 160 Affordable Townhomes (1) <br /> (±52%of 309 ownership Units) <br /> Rental l 8% 35-37% 120 Affordable Rental Units (Z) <br /> _ (±29%of 409 total units) ' <br /> Life-Cycle <br /> Type(%non-SFR 2% 35-37% 280/409=68°/a <br /> detached) ' . <br /> Owner/Renter Mix 91/9°/a (67-75)/(25-33)% 289/120=71%/Z9°/. • <br /> Density ' <br /> Single Family 0.9/acre 1.8-1.9/acre 2.1 units/acre (Of±100 anticipated new sewered SF homes, <br /> Detached one-third will be new sewered infill SF detached in%z acre and 1 � <br /> . acre zones averaging 1.2 units/acre,and twathirds will be new <br /> sewered SFR in newly guided Highway 12 areas averaging 2S <br /> units/acre;overall the mix is anticipated at about 2.1 units/acre) <br /> Multifamily 6/acre 10-14/acre Rental: 10 units/acre <br /> " Ownersh'ip: 6 units/acre <br /> (I)A$ordable ownership defined as owner occupied townhome units developed at density of at least .. <br /> 6 units per acre <br /> (2)Affordable rental defined as attached MF rental unifs developed at a density of at least 10 units per <br /> acre ' <br /> To address the need for additional lifecycle housing options, Orono is <br /> � guiding new areas within the northern portion of the City near the Highway <br />` �� 12 comdor for medium density residential use. This will include a mix of <br /> single-family and multi-family development at densities ranging frorn 2-6 <br /> units per acre(see Map 3B-'n. . <br /> Development of these new areas for lifecycle housing will pose a number of <br /> significant challenges. First, creation of appropriate housing varieties in <br /> certain of these areas will require acquisition of enoug]a individuai pazcels to� <br /> . accomplish cost-efficient developrnent.There must be willing sellers within <br /> a reasonable time-frame, selling at reasonable prices. <br /> City of Orono Community Management Plan Page 3G18 <br /> September 2000/Revised September 2001 ' <br />