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- federalUnited StatesPBVIf no listed continued assistance is available, the PHA must remove the unit from the contract to issue a voucherRequirement excerpt: If no continued housing assistance described in section 983.260(b)(1) is available, the PHA must remove the wrong-size or accessible unit from the HAP contract to make voucher assistance available and issue the family a tenant-based…Read conditions and sources →
- federalUnited StatesPBVRelated — matches some termsPBV assistance in a project is capped at the greater of 25 percent of the units or 25 unitsRequirement excerpt: A PHA may not select a proposal, or enter into an Agreement or HAP contract, if the number of assisted units in a project is more than the greater of 25 percent of the dwelling units in the project or 25 units. The cap rises to the greater…Read conditions and sources →
- federalUnited StatesPBVRelated — matches some termsA PHA may project-base no more than 20 percent of its authorized voucher units, or 30 percent with qualifying unitsRequirement excerpt: Except as provided in 983.6(d) and (e), a PHA may commit project-based assistance to no more than 20 percent of its authorized voucher units at the time of commitment. It may project-base an additional 10 percent where the additional units…Read conditions and sources →
- federalUnited StatesFiled under: LIHTCRelated — matches some termsReview limitationsA vacant accessible unit must be offered first to a current occupant who needs it, then to a waiting list applicant who needs itRequirement excerpt: Owners and managers of projects with accessible units must adopt suitable means to ensure that information about the availability of accessible units reaches eligible individuals with disabilities, and must take reasonable nondiscriminatory…Read conditions and sources →Shared-program reference: its applicability mentions PBV. Open the rule to check the remaining conditions.
- federalUnited StatesFiled under: LIHTCRelated — matches some termsReview limitationsAccessible units must be distributed through the site and offer a comparable range of sizes and amenitiesRequirement excerpt: Accessible dwelling units must, to the maximum extent feasible and subject to reasonable health and safety requirements, be distributed throughout projects and sites, and must be available in a sufficient range of sizes and amenities that a…Read conditions and sources →Shared-program reference: its applicability mentions PBV. Open the rule to check the remaining conditions.
- federalUnited StatesPBVRelated — matches some termsAfter an available voucher is offered, PBV payments end at vacancy or voucher expirationRequirement excerpt: Where the PHA offers tenant-based voucher assistance under section 983.260(b)(1), it must terminate housing assistance payments for the wrong-size or accessible unit at the earlier of the family vacating the unit or expiration of the…Read conditions and sources →
- federalUnited StatesPBVRelated — matches some termsPHA determinations about wrong-size or accessible units trigger notice and continued assistanceRequirement excerpt: After the PHA makes a determination covered by section 983.260(a)(2), it must notify the family and owner within 30 days and offer continued housing assistance within 60 days of that determination. The PHA Administrative Plan must state its…Read conditions and sources →
- federalUnited StatesPBVRelated — matches some termsInspections of PHA-owned contract units must be performed by an independent entityRequirement excerpt: For PHA-owned units the inspections required by 983.103 must be performed by an independent entity designated in accordance with 983.57 rather than by the PHA. The independent entity must furnish a copy of each inspection report to the PHA,…Read conditions and sources →
- federalUnited StatesPBVRelated — matches some termsCombined-option payments depend on whether any unit has life-threatening deficienciesRequirement excerpt: After all contract units are inspected, if none has life-threatening deficiencies, the PHA begins payments retroactive to HAP effectiveness or the PBV lease effective dates, whichever is later. Non-life-threatening deficiencies must be…Read conditions and sources →
- federalUnited StatesFiled under: LIHTCRelated — matches some termsReview limitationsNew construction must provide 5 percent mobility accessible units and an additional 2 percent for hearing or visionRequirement excerpt: New multifamily housing projects developed with HUD assistance must be designed and constructed to be readily accessible to and usable by individuals with disabilities. A minimum of five percent of the total dwelling units, or at least one…Read conditions and sources →Shared-program reference: its applicability mentions PBV. Open the rule to check the remaining conditions.
- federalUnited StatesFiled under: LIHTCRelated — matches some termsReview limitationsSubstantial alteration of a 15-unit-or-larger project triggers the full new construction scopingRequirement excerpt: Where alterations are undertaken to a project of 15 or more units and the cost of the alterations is 75 percent or more of the replacement cost of the completed facility, the alteration is a substantial alteration and the new construction…Read conditions and sources →Shared-program reference: its applicability mentions PBV. Open the rule to check the remaining conditions.
- federalUnited StatesPBVRelated — matches some termsAlternative-only payments require all contract units to meet HQSRequirement excerpt: The PHA may not commence housing assistance payments under the alternative-only option until it has inspected all units under the HAP contract and determined that they meet HQS. If any contract unit has deficiencies, payments may not begin…Read conditions and sources →
- federalUnited StatesPBVRelated — matches some termsA contract unit must be inspected before assistance is provided to a new familyRequirement excerpt: Before providing assistance to a new family in a contract unit the PHA must inspect the unit, and must not provide assistance on behalf of a family for a unit that fails to comply fully with HQS. A turnover inspection does not count toward…Read conditions and sources →
- federalUnited StatesPBVRelated — matches some termsFor a qualifying LIHTC unit outside a qualified census tract the cap runs off the tax credit rent, not the FMRRequirement excerpt: Where a contract unit receives a low-income housing tax credit, is not in a qualified census tract, has comparable tax credit units of the same bedroom size in the same building that carry no rental assistance other than the credit, and the…Read conditions and sources →
- federalUnited StatesFiled under: LIHTCRelated — matches some termsFederally assisted properties must provide accessible units and reasonable accommodationsRequirement excerpt: Properties receiving federal financial assistance must make 5 percent of units accessible to persons with mobility impairments and an additional 2 percent accessible to persons with hearing or vision impairments, maintain a policy for…Read conditions and sources →Shared-program reference: its applicability mentions PBV. Open the rule to check the remaining conditions.
- federalUnited StatesPBVRelated — matches some termsAssistance payments cease when tenant rent equals rent to owner, and the unit leaves the contract after 180 daysRequirement excerpt: Housing assistance payments continue until the tenant rent equals the rent to owner. Cessation at that point does not affect the family's other rights under its lease and does not preclude resumption of payments if income, rents or other…Read conditions and sources →
- federalUnited StatesPBVRelated — matches some termsWithout adopted initial-inspection options, all proposed PBV units must meet HQS before HAP executionRequirement excerpt: For existing PBV housing where the PHA has not adopted either the non-life-threatening-deficiency option or the alternative-inspection option for the project, the PHA must inspect and determine that all proposed PBV units fully comply with…Read conditions and sources →
- federalUnited StatesPBVRelated — matches some termsPBV periodic inspections use a building-level sample, with specified timing exceptions and full reinspection above a 20 percent failure rateRequirement excerpt: At least biennially during the HAP contract term the PHA must inspect a random sample of at least 20 percent of the contract units in each building to determine whether the units and premises are maintained in accordance with HQS, or at…Read conditions and sources →
- federalUnited StatesPBVRelated — matches some termsThe tenant-based reexamination rules at 982.516 apply to PBV familiesRequirement excerpt: PBV family income and composition are subject to the annual and interim reexamination requirements in 24 CFR 982.516 through 983.2(c)(7)(ii). Annual reexamination is required. Obtain and document third-party verification, or document why it…Read conditions and sources →
- federalUnited StatesPBVRelated — matches some termsAfter one year of PBV assistance the family may terminate the lease and must be offered continued tenant-based assistanceRequirement excerpt: The family may terminate the assisted lease at any time after one year of PBV assistance, giving the owner advance written notice with a copy to the PHA. Where it does, the PHA must offer the family the opportunity for continued…Read conditions and sources →