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forty-five (45)-day period or specifically declines to purchase the Subject Affordable Unit within <br /> such time, Owner may proceed with a sale to a new Qualified Buyer at the Transfer Amount. <br /> In the event the City elects to purchase the Subject Affordable Unit, Owner and the City <br /> shall, within twenty (20) days, enter into a purchase agreement for the sale of the Subject <br /> Affordable Unit to the City at the Transfer Amount. The purchase agreement shall identify the <br /> terms under which the Subject Affordable Unit will be sold to the City, including without <br /> limitation, the Transfer Amount, periods for property physical, environmental and title <br /> inspections and approval which shall be no less that fifteen (15) days, equal sharing of escrow <br /> expenses, and an escrow period which shall not exceed sixty (60) days unless otherwise mutually <br /> agreed by the parties. The sale shall be contingent upon the City's approval of the physical and <br /> environmental condition of the Subject Affordable Unit and condition of title. This Section 9 <br /> shall not be construed or understood to confer any rights upon any third parties, including <br /> without limitation, Owners lender, and exists solely for the benefit of the City and its assignees. <br /> At any time within the ninety (90)-day period referred to in Section 8 above, even after <br /> the City notifies Owner of its in[erest in purchasing the Subject Affordable Unit, the City may <br /> assign its right to purchase the Subject Affordable Unit to a person or entity of its choosing. The <br /> City may re-assign its right to purchase to succeeding persons or entities of its choosing in the <br /> event that the initial assignees withdraws or is disqualified from the purchase, provided that the <br /> close of escrow is within the original period agreed to by and between Owner and the City, or <br /> such additional period as is agreed ro by Owner. If the City or an assignee of the City fails to <br /> complete the purchase for any reason, the City may withdraw from the purchase wi[hout penalty <br /> or liability and Owner may sell the Subject Affordable Unit to a Qualified Buyer as if the City <br /> had failed to exercise its option. <br /> 10. Oualified Buvers. A Proposed Purchaser who meets the following requirements <br /> shall be considered a Qualified Buyer: <br /> (a) The Proposed Purchaser shall certify that the Subject Affordable <br /> Unit will be occupied as the purchasers Principal Residence, as defined in Section 1 of this <br /> Resale Agreement. <br /> (b) The combined maximum income for all household members of the <br /> Proposed Purchaser shall not exceed one hundred twenty percent (120%) of the median yearly <br /> income adjusted for family size, for a family in San Mateo County as published by the California <br /> Department of Housing and Community Developmeni ("HCD") from time to time. In the event <br /> that such income determinations are no longer published, or have not been updated for a period <br /> of at Ieast eighteen months, the City may use or develop such other reasonable method as it may <br /> choose in order to determine the income for families in San Mateo County at one hundred twenty <br /> percent (120%) ofthe median yearly income, adjusted for family size. <br /> I l. Determination ofTransfer Amount. The sales price (the "Transfer AmounP') for <br /> a Transfer of the Subject Affordable Unit to a Qualified Buyer or to the City shall be the sum of <br /> the Deed-Restricted Resale Price and the Sales Price Adjustment, as defined below: <br /> Exhibit B <br /> Page 6 <br />