Fuji Towers, Inc.

r. One-bedroom units (2nd-6th floor) have a balcony. First floor units have a patio. Emergency-Call pull cords in the bedroom and the bathroom. Six floors, 2 elevators, stairwells. Occupancy standards are based on local housing ordinances. Under/over utilization is not permitted and the following occupancy standards will apply. Occupancy ratio:
- Studios for 1-2 persons
-Jr. One Bedroom for 1-2 persons
-One bedroom for 2 persons. Eligibility:

Eligible familial household must have at least one qualified permanent resident who is at least 62 years old. This person will be considered as Head of Household under the rental agreement. (This includes seniors with co-households under 62 years of age and/or minor children.) Evidence of citizenship or eligible alien status required: Birth certificate, green card, etc. Identification documents required: Social Security Card, photo I.D., and others. Household income must be within the HUD* limits. Tenant(s) must have a source of income. Acceptable past landlord and rental history is important. All family members must be able to live independently with or without supportive services. Fuji Towers does not provide any medical assistance or personal care. Tenants must not have severely unfavorable credit history (credit history check conducted)
Tenant(s) must not have criminal history involving violence, destruction of property, theft, assault, sexual assault, conviction of sex crimes, murder, or drug abuse. (National and multi-state and multi-county criminal background check conducted)

Income Limits:

A current maximum/minimum income eligibility guideline set forth by HUD is available from the manager. Financial information is required from all residents and is kept in the strictest confidence. Maximum Income Limit for 2015 (Santa Clara County)
1-person household income, all sources, cannot exceed $52,850.00 per year.
2-person household combined income, all sources, cannot exceed $60,400.00 per year. Total annual income is calculated on the basis of total gross income of the entire household, including income derived from employment, business, social security, pension, public assistance, interests and dividends from assets, family contribution and any other sources. To be eligible for residency at Fuji Towers, the total household gross income must be within the current income guidelines. Furthermore, in compliance with HUD regulations, Fuji Towers must conduct annual income re-certification on any resident who is paying less than the Section 236 Market Rent. Rental Rates:

Under the HUD* Section 236, Low Income Rental Housing Program, all eligible persons will pay rent upon the following table. Depending upon your income, your rent may be the Basic rent, not to exceed the market rent. Note: Rent increase can be effective at anytime with HUD approval. See manager to confirm rent rate in effect. (Effective since 04/08/2015, UNTIL FURTHER NOTICE)
UNITS BASIC MARKET
Small Studio (A) $490 $616
Large Studio (B) $507 $639
Junior One-Bedroom (C) $546 $687
One-Bedroom, standard (D) $572 $718
One-Bedroom, corner (E) $586 $738


Rental Assistance Program (RAP) is no longer available for new move-ins effective September 1, 1999. Market rent units are limited to 20% of the building occupied units. Rental fee includes all utilities with the exception of the telephone and cable television services. A limited number of parking spaces are available at $15.00 per month. There is a long waiting list for parking space. Rental rates include utility fees for the following utilities only: water, garbage, gas & electricity.


*WAIT LIST ACTIVE