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The city is coming close to meeting its goal of bringing in more affordable homes, according to a report to be presented tonight to the Planning Commission.
A draft report of the 2000-05 Housing Element shows Irvine is 1% below its goal for establishing very-low and low-income units in the city, and is 5% above its target for moderate-income housing, which would cost about $285,000 for a family of four. Most of those moderate-income units are townhomes or rental properties.
Tonight’s commission meeting begins at 6:30 in the council chamber at the Irvine Civic Center, 1 Civic Center Plaza.
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