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""' -.. The total number of households needed to provide for households falling into the very low income categories for 2004 and 2009, as required for Rule 9J-5.010(2)(b), is found in the table that follows. '. - !III .. .. .. .. - - Source: Walter H. Kdler - - Land Requirements .. .. Rule 9J-5.010(2)(c) requires estimates ofland requirements to meet housing needs. As noted, due to the fact that the City is essentially "built out", the development of new housing will take the form of redevdopment of existing structures and parcels or repositioning of existing parcels. Based on the FAR work, it is estimated that redevelopment of parcels along Collins will average 61 units per acre. Thus, based on the FAR analysis by Walter H. Keller, Inc. approximatdy 65 acres ofland would be required for the new housing. .. .. - !III - Private Sector Meeting Housing Needs .. In accordance with Rule 9J-5.010(2)(d), the City of Sunny Isles Beach has been and will continue to participate in Miami-Dade countywide efforts for the provision of housing and housing- construction assistance. As defmed, many of the current residents are low income. Their housing needs have been met in the past and will continue to be met by the private sector. The private sector has adequately addressed all of the new housing demand in the City to date. Additionally, the City contains adequate single-family and multi-family developments to provide for the full range of income residents. Based on land values, the higher the density of devdopment, the more probable the accommodation of affordable housing. .. - - <<!II - .. Existing Housing Delivery System .. .. The City's existing housing ddivery systems was analyzed using Rule 9J-5.010(2)(e). The City provides all necessary reviews and permitting for all development, including residential. The City maintains a quality working rdationship with the development community to ensure continued quality development. The City has taken a pro-active position as problems arise. .. ill .. .. The City's FAR Study was utilized to determine, as has previously been reported, if infrastructure can accommodate future devdopment, in conformance with Rule 9J-5.010(2)(f)1. The overall redevelopment density can be achieved by existing water connections with the City of North Miami Beach. The anticipated additional vehicle trips of 6,094 can be accommodated by the existing roadways. Affordable housing can and is accommodated throughout all parts of the City . .- .. .. Sunny Is!es Comprehensive Plan - Existing Cortdinons I Backgroulld Documents 11 .. ..