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ELIGIBLE HOUSEHOLDS Only low and very low income owner occupants with special needs can be assisted under the Program. A minimum of 70% ora recipients allocation must benefit very low income households with the remainder going to benefit low income households. Low income households are those households with gross annual income not exceeding 50% of the income limits defined in Section 2.4.5. NCI-~A URGENT REPAIR PROGRAM INCOME LIMITS BY COUNTY Median One Two Three Four Five Six ~even Eight COUNTY Income ~erson Pers~m Pers~t ?erson Pet~ofl Person Person Person Cabartma $49,600 $10,400 $11,900 $13,400 $14,900 $15,850 $17,350 $18,350 $19,850 Low income households are those households with gross annual income not exceeding 50% of the income limits defined in Section 2.4.5. One two Thee Five Six Seven Eight Person Pgtson Person Person Person Perzon Pm'son 1549.600 $17.350 $19.850 $22,300 $24.800 $26,800 $28.750 $30.750 $32.750 Eligible households with special needs include households with: 1. Homeowners who are at least 60 years old; 2. Handicapped or disabled members as defined on Page 6 of the Urgent Repair Program Administrator's Manual. 3 A single parent with at least one dependent child in residence; or 4. Five or more persons. 5. Income limits will be the same as those listed on Page 7 of the Urgent Repair Program Administrator's Manual as described in Section 2.4.5 - 2.5.7. REPAIR STANDARDS 1. Program funds may be used to effect urgently needed repairs or modifications without regard to whether the dwelling unit shall meet any local, state or federal housing quality standards. However, all work done using Program funds must meet N.C. State Residential Building Code Volume VII standards and be done in compliance with all state and local permitting, inspections, licensing, and insurance requirements. Page 3