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camper;
(3) the factor of 0.15 if the household resides in a one-room dwelling such as a studio apartment, hotel, or boarding home;
(4) the factor of 0.35 if the household resides on a boat with less than 980 square feet of heated living space;
(5) the factor of 0.55 if the household resides in a one-bedroom dwelling, or a one-room house or cabin without bedrooms;
(6) the factor of 1.3 if the household resides in a three-or-more-bedroom single-family, duplex, or triplex home;
(7) the factor of 0.7 if the household resides in a two-bedroom unit in an apartment building of four or more attached units, or resides in a mobile home with less than 980 square feet of heated living space regardless of the number of bedrooms;
(8) the factor of 1.0 if the household resides in a two-bedroom single-family home. (h) If the household resides in a single dwelling with one or more other households, the heating cost points determined under (a) — (g) of this section are reduced to the household’s proportionate share of the home heating expenses. (i) The department will assign each household the following percentage of heating cost points determined under (a) — (h) of this section, based on the household’s gross monthly income and family size, expressed as a percentage of the Alaska poverty level:
(1) 100 percent of points if the household’s gross monthly income is no more than 25 percent of the Alaska poverty level;
(2) 90 percent of points if the household’s gross monthly income is more than 25 percent but no more than 50 percent of the Alaska poverty level;
(3) 80 percent of points if the household’s gross monthly income is more than 50 percent but no more than 75 percent of the Alaska poverty level;
(4) 70 percent of points if the household’s gross monthly income is more than 75 percent but no more than 100 percent of the Alaska poverty level;
(5) 60 percent of points if the household’s gross monthly income is more than 100 percent but no more than 125 percent of the Alaska poverty level;
(6) 50 percent of points if the household’s gross monthly income is more than 125 percent of the Alaska poverty level but no more than the maximum allowable Alaska poverty level under this chapter. (j) If the household’s gross monthly income exceeds the maximum allowable poverty level, the household is not eligible for assistance under 7 AAC 44.010 — 7 AAC 44.090.