Establishes HCR's credit individualized assessment policy: the four-step Part I analysis (full subsidy, 12 months of on-time rent, FICO 580 or 500-if-homeless, then bankruptcy within 12 months or over 5,000 dollars of non-medical non-student delinquent debt), the mandatory Part II mitigating factors, the 14-business-day response window, the closed list of prohibited information, and the recordkeeping HCR's Asset Management Unit verifies on compliance monitoring site visits. Scope is the open question: the guide says the policy applies 'broadly to all recipients of HCR funding' and never names LIHTC, so whether a project whose only HCR nexus is a credit allocation is inside 'state-funded housing' is unresolved and is carried as an open question on the citing rule. The Capital Programs Manual 2026 at 7.06.01 independently requires HCR-funded owners who screen on credit to implement this policy and says use of the worksheets 'will be monitored on all site visits', which is the firmer hook for a subsidised project.

ADDED FOR THE TRANSITION PROVISIONS, WHICH ARE NOT IN THE CODIFIED CHAPTER AND ARE THE HIGHEST-CONSEQUENCE DATE ON A TEXAS HFC ASSET. SECTION 13(i) provides that a residential development owned by a housing finance corporation on 1 September 2025 and located outside the area where that corporation may own residential property under 394.031(c) 'is not eligible for an ad valorem tax exemption under Section 394.905 ... after January 1, 2027, unless the corporation obtains the appropriate resolutions or orders required under Section 394.031(d) ... before that date'. SECTION 13 also fixes the first audit under 394.9027(b) for a development acquired before the Act at the later of the 394.9027(e) date or 1 June 2026; applies the amended 394.905 to all HFC-owned developments regardless of when approved or acquired, subject to stated carve-outs; confines 394.905(b)(1)-(3) and (d) to developments acquired on or after the effective date; and required TDHCA to adopt rules implementing 394.9027(i) not later than 1 January 2026. WHETHER TDHCA DID SO WAS NOT ESTABLISHED THIS PASS. Only SECTION 13 and the codified text it produces were read closely; the bill's earlier sections were read only as they appear in the codified chapter.

Hawaii protects HUMAN IMMUNODEFICIENCY VIRUS INFECTION as a named class, alongside age, marital status, ancestry, sexual orientation, and gender identity or expression stated as part of sex.

22 pages, 2,115,870 bytes, sha256 d0c9c5cb050a39c1ef2949b0c664ff0337575554424b29d6c9c5e6825cf3536b. Fetched 2026-08-24 with plain curl and a browser User-Agent; HTTP 200. Scanned/OCR'd document; the compilation stamp OCRs inconsistently ('JAN 1 5 2022', 'JAN 15 2022', 'JAN 15107'), so the 2022-01-15 date on this record is read off those stamps together with the signature block ('Dated: 1/05/2022' plus 'shall take effect ten days after filing with the Office of the Lieutenant Governor'). EDITION ESTABLISHED AS CURRENT BY: HHFDC's Administrative Rules index (https://dbedt.hawaii.gov/hhfdc/administrative-rules/) lists exactly one Chapter 313 entry and it is this file; the six chapters that have been amended since (307, 309, 314, 316, 317) appear a second time on that index with a later file, and 313 does not. NOTE ON THE RESEARCH BRIEF: the brief suggested HAR Chapter 15-307 as the Hawaii chapter carrying ongoing compliance duties. It does not. 15-307 is the State Assisted Land and Housing Development Program under HRS ch. 201H (a development-side program, amended April 2026); the LIHTC chapter is 15-313. The source won.

Read in full 2026-08-29. Cited for (d)(1), the five-year claim structure for allocations after 31 December 2016; (f)(3), determining a qualified low-income housing project under section 42(g) with no state overlay; (f)(4), the one genuine Hawaii modification -- recapture is made under section 42(j) "except that the tax for the taxable year shall be increased under section 42(j)(1) only with respect to credits that were used to reduce state income taxes"; (f)(5) and (g), importing the section 42(k) at-risk rules, the section 42(e) rehabilitation treatment and the section 42(f) and 42(i) definitions, which is what keeps the compliance period at the federal fifteen years despite the five-year claim. The practically important consequence is the gap: the state credit is fully earned in year five while the compliance period runs to year fifteen and the extended use period well beyond.

The Rural Housing Service's staff and lender handbook for the Section 538 guaranteed programme. Cited for what 7 CFR part 3565 does not say. Chapter 8 paragraph 8.12 B and C carry the programme's income method -- gross prior-year income of each adult member including interest from assets and all transfer payments, no adjustments or exclusions, and no entitlement to the deductions Section 515 allows -- and state that annual recertification of tenant income is not required, that a tax credit certification form may be used on a layered property, and that Form RD 3560-8 must be used where no other subsidy is attached. Paragraph 8.4 A states the layering rule: other programmes such as LIHTC may impose more restrictive income or tenant eligibility rules, the borrower must comply with all of them, and 'The Agency, in most cases, will defer to the most stringent requirements imposed as a result of alternative financing sources. However, this may not be appropriate in all cases' -- the Agency reserves the right to require Agency occupancy standards where the most stringent rules would starve occupancy and default the loan. Paragraph 8.12 E adds the utility allowance mechanics behind the 7 CFR 3565.203 rent caps. NOTE FOR THE CORPUS: data/programs/programs.json records rd_538 with "recertification_default": "annual", which paragraph 8.12 B contradicts in terms. Not edited by this pass -- programs.json is a shared file and parallel agents were running. 2026-09-07 source-link correction: replaced the NCSHA mirror URL with the download reached from USDA’s current handbook index. Preserved original publication/version metadata pending edition comparison; the guidance-page issued date alone is not treated as the handbook legal effective date.

No url on file. rd.usda.gov/sites/default/files/hb-2-3560.pdf returns HTTP 403 to a scripted fetch (430-byte HTML error body), as does the /resources/directives/handbooks index, so the handbook could not be confirmed at any address on 2026-08-27. Left without a url deliberately: no rule cites this source, and a guessed address is worse than an absent one.

648 pages, 5,914,631 bytes, sha256 35ee56a231c5c3a8aa07583a09fa2a460b1d41de4921925c38c5f1510146cb16, PDF Title 'HB-2-3560 Multi-Family Housing Asset Management Handbook', CreationDate 2026-03-09, ModDate 2026-03-10. THE DATE IS OFF THE DOCUMENT'S OWN FACE: the transmittal page carries 'Digitally signed by GEORGE KELLY / Date: 2026.03.10 14:07:52 -04'00' / George Kelly / Administrator / Rural Housing Service' under 'EFFECTIVE DATE: Date of approval'. No date was taken from the URL. REGISTRATION NOTE FOR THE INTEGRATOR: data/sources/sources.json already holds src.rd.hb_2_3560 for this same handbook with NO url, recorded 2026-08-27 after rd.usda.gov 403'd. That record is cited by nothing. This entry is deliberately given a NEW id rather than editing the shared file (parallel-authoring rule), but the two describe one document and should be reconciled at integration -- either fold this record's url, hash, published date and access_notes into src.rd.hb_2_3560 and drop this id before any rule is loaded, or close the url-less record. Sections read in full this pass and cited by rules: 4.H (annual financial reporting due dates), 6.9 (calculation of tenant income, incl. the HOTMA Form RD 3560-8 Rev. 04-25 cutover), 6.26 (annual and interim recertification), 7.B-7.F (rent tiers, overage, rents for ineligible tenants, LIHTC unit rents incl. Exhibit 7-3), 7.17 (Agency tracking of overage and the three overage types on Form RD 3560-29), 9.9 (annual physical inspection) and 9.10 (triennial supervisory visit). Every chapter footer repeats the standing USDA disclaimer that 'Guidance documents lack the force and effect of law, unless expressly authorized by statute or incorporated into a contract' -- rules citing this handbook alone for a numeric deadline carry that caveat in their notes.

URL repaired 2026-08-27: previous address https://www.rd.usda.gov/resources/directives/handbooks no longer served it. Edition confirmed on the document's own face before repointing -- First page reads "UNITED STATES DEPARTMENT OF AGRICULTURE / RURAL HOUSING SERVICE / HB-3-3560 ... SUBJECT: Multi Family Housing Project Servicing Handbook". PDF Title "HB-3-3560 - MFH Project Servicing (Chp 1 thru 6, App 4)", 561 pages, 5,755,594 bytes, CreationDate 2026-04-20. The source record pins no version or published date, so there is no edition to mismatch -- this is the consolidated handbook RD itself links as current.

Cited for one thing the regulation does not say: 'The Sponsor must obtain prior approval by the Department before assigning a household that does not contain the specified minimum number of persons to a unit.' 25 CCR 8305(b) requires the special circumstances to be documented in the tenant file and makes the determination subject to Department approval but does not sequence the approval before the assignment. The memo also records that the occupancy standards reach non-HOME units at the same project that are assisted by other HCD programs subject to the Uniform Multifamily Regulations. Editorial correction 2026-09-13: agency_id now identifies the issuing Department of Housing and Community Development (ca.hcd), replacing the tax-credit agency placeholder (ca.hfa). Document identity, legal dates and scope are unchanged.

The only HCD document located that states an ongoing owner-facing HOME rental reporting duty and describes what a monitoring review actually tests. It establishes the California delivery structure: the owner or property manager files with the State Recipient city or county that made the loan, not with HCD, so a portfolio owner reports to many bodies. Its enumerated verification checklist -- utility allowance entry accuracy, rent limit tied to the certification date on the same line, over-income rent by fixed/floating/Tax Credit status, the 24 CFR 92.252(b) twenty percent rule, minimum and maximum occupancy standards, and gross rent arithmetic -- is the most precise available statement of California's HOME monitoring scope. Note that it refers to 'maximum' occupancy standards for which no HCD source could be located. Editorial correction 2026-09-13: agency_id now identifies the issuing Department of Housing and Community Development (ca.hcd), replacing the tax-credit agency placeholder (ca.hfa). Document identity, legal dates and scope are unchanged.

Four-page memorandum with program-specific HUD terminology and an IRS-guidance qualification. Read its implementation timeline before using the policy table; dollar amounts refer to annually adjusted values.

11 pages, 498,021 bytes, sha256 3f22480d03cdc6eb46c630d6894133a1379c7463d56f6f63ef181bd123f33ec9, fetched 2026-08-30. NO DATE APPEARS ON THE DOCUMENT ITSELF. The '5-31-2024' is in the link label on the landing page, not on the PDF; its PDF CreationDate is 29 April 2024 and ModDate 2 May 2024, both of which contradict the label and neither of which is on the face. `published` is therefore null. This is the only published source located this pass for three operative Health Through Housing facts: that residents 'must earn at or below 30% AMI' (the programme runs at half the statutory ceiling); that 'Each resident will pay one-third of their income' -- not the 30 percent every other King County programme uses; and that residents sign 'a code of conduct agreement - not dissimilar from a lease agreement' rather than a conventional lease. It also describes the two referral channels (King County Coordinated Entry plus a host-city local referral pathway) and treats the RCW 82.14.530(3)(b) 15 percent as a minimum with a stated aspiration of 30 percent local. IT IS A PUBLIC-COMMUNICATIONS DOCUMENT, NOT A COMPLIANCE MANUAL, and it is doing more load-bearing work in this corpus than its authority weight really supports. No HTH policy manual, operator agreement template or tenant selection plan was located.

3 pages, 373,227 bytes, sha256 6183b08edaea9bbc3597a7ba63cf978eca0be7c0d0bd70b4e4f878c4e45510f0. Fetched 2026-08-28 with plain curl and a standard desktop Chrome User-Agent; HTTP 200, no bot wall. Located from the state document library the agency's own manual designates -- HHFDC's LIHTC Compliance Manual, Section 6, states "All required forms can be downloaded from the SPECTRUM website at www.spectrumlihtc.com"; the forms sit on https://spectrumlihtc.com/state-monitoring/hawaii/, whose Required Forms and Document Library tables are how the current edition was established. DATE FROM THE FACE: the footer prints a month and a year, so 2024-01-01 is the printed date rather than a first-of-year convention. Section 6.A item 3 of the manual lists it as a required form and notes "This may be used in place of the interview checklist or recertification update form." Carries two operative instructions found nowhere in the manual: "Do not include minors who will be present less than 50% of the time", and the tax-year student instruction "List FT student status for any member who is currently enrolled, expects to become enrolled, or was previously enrolled for any part of 5 months in the calendar year. Include grades K-12; college; university; technical; trade; and mechanical schools." Cited by hi.lihtc.student_status.tax_year_basis_no_grandfathering_and_annual_reverification and hi.lihtc.household_composition.who_counts_for_income_limits_and_pregnancy_documentation.

4 pages, 130,605 bytes, sha256 d10cc5ec0ccac3e855e65d50d7bf7210a57944f230c35fc54832bd46e6bbbd14. Fetched 2026-08-28 with plain curl and a standard desktop Chrome User-Agent; HTTP 200, no bot wall. Located from the state document library the agency's own manual designates -- HHFDC's LIHTC Compliance Manual, Section 6, states "All required forms can be downloaded from the SPECTRUM website at www.spectrumlihtc.com"; the forms sit on https://spectrumlihtc.com/state-monitoring/hawaii/, whose Required Forms and Document Library tables are how the current edition was established. DATE FROM THE FACE (month and year in the footer), which agrees with the link label "Updated 11.24". Carries five obligations that appear on no other HHFDC artefact: "All questions MUST be answered. Do not leave anything blank"; "Tenant MUST list total household income for previous year. (Do not leave this blank)" with an explanation required if it differs from the current year; two express reconciliation steps against the application, one for income and one for assets; and "If the tenant or co-tenant is under the legal age of 18, have they provided proof of emancipation?" Cited by hi.lihtc.tenant_selection.mandatory_application_and_documented_adult_interview and hi.lihtc.income_calculation.student_financial_assistance_affidavit_without_stated_procedure.

57 pages, 1,943,244 bytes, sha256 2f9cae7c57030647f946788910de4f0da038f34c0eb2d5ac34b30d3088754bd3. Fetched 2026-08-24 with plain curl and a standard browser User-Agent; HTTP 200, no bot wall (WebFetch against the same host returns 403, curl does not). HHFDC splits the manual into two PDFs: this file is 'Section 1', which despite the filename contains manual Sections 1 through 7 (Introduction, Compliance Issues, Determining Tenant Eligibility, Recordkeeping, Noncompliance, Forms, Compliance Monitoring) -- all of the HHFDC-authored, Hawaii-specific text. The companion 'Section 2' PDF (https://dbedt.hawaii.gov/hhfdc/files/2024/04/Section-2-HI-Manual-Sections-8-28-Revised-2024-04.pdf, 388 pages, 11,557,572 bytes, sha256 5c170d7c04aab4b2519af971de958464caab5bca9ade3f1f25531971c2d63a8a) is manual Sections 8-28 and is a reprint of federal reference material (IRC 42, Treas. Reg. 1.42-5 and 1.42-15, HUD Handbook 4350.3 excerpts, IRS revenue rulings and procedures); no rule in this corpus is sourced to it because it adds no Hawaii-specific text. EDITION ESTABLISHED AS CURRENT BY: HHFDC's own LIHTC program page (https://dbedt.hawaii.gov/hhfdc/developers/lihtc_html/) links exactly two compliance-manual documents and both are the 2024-04 revision; no other manual edition is linked anywhere on dbedt.hawaii.gov/hhfdc. SUPERSEDED EDITION STILL SERVED: https://dbedt.hawaii.gov/hhfdc/files/2020/11/Section-1-HI_Manual_Sections_1-7.pdf (November 2020 upload, 2,945,413 bytes, sha256 971d85bbd10941fbf4a810419d9a25e316ad1bb765a427b6a7c516c97f105c0b) still returns HTTP 200 and is the first hit a plain web search for the Hawaii compliance manual returns. It is not linked from the LIHTC page. Do not cite it.

1 page, 44,198 bytes, sha256 d2cd7ebb24ceb628657d9c9ef79332ec763d968dae1743b1faedc835f66642f2. Fetched 2026-08-28 with plain curl and a standard desktop Chrome User-Agent; HTTP 200, no bot wall. Located from the state document library the agency's own manual designates -- HHFDC's LIHTC Compliance Manual, Section 6, states "All required forms can be downloaded from the SPECTRUM website at www.spectrumlihtc.com"; the forms sit on https://spectrumlihtc.com/state-monitoring/hawaii/, whose Required Forms and Document Library tables are how the current edition was established. DATE FROM THE FACE. Its opening question puts the manual's tax-year test on the form: "Will all of the persons in your household be (or have been) full-time students during five calendar months of the certification year?" -- note "certification year" here against the manual's "tax year", which is not the same period. The Delaware form of the same name (src.de.form_student_status_affidavit) is a different, earlier printing. Cited by hi.lihtc.student_status.tax_year_basis_no_grandfathering_and_annual_reverification.

6 pages, 357,567 bytes, sha256 6ecab8ea1bd31a472e99bf8738ad52af33ef0c7fc477aec8ea0e38d41b5697fe. Fetched 2026-08-28 with plain curl and a standard desktop Chrome User-Agent; HTTP 200, no bot wall. Located from the state document library the agency's own manual designates -- HHFDC's LIHTC Compliance Manual, Section 6, states "All required forms can be downloaded from the SPECTRUM website at www.spectrumlihtc.com"; the forms sit on https://spectrumlihtc.com/state-monitoring/hawaii/, whose Required Forms and Document Library tables are how the current edition was established. DATE TAKEN FROM THE FACE, and the face agrees with the link label and the filename for once. THE HEADLINE FINDING OF THE HAWAII PASS SITS ON THIS FORM. HHFDC's manual (Section 6) makes its use mandatory -- "their use is mandatory for all Hawaii LIHTC properties" -- while its Part IV prints the PRE-HOTMA asset arithmetic on the face of the form: "If over $5,000 $_____ X .06% = (J) Imputed Income" and "Enter the greater of the total of column I, or J". Its instruction page states the same rule differently again: "If the total in Column (H) is greater than $5,000, you must do an imputed calculation of asset income. Enter the Total Cash Value, multiply by 2% and enter the amount in (J), Imputed Income." Manual sec. 3.4 of the April 2024 edition applies HOTMA's $50,000 threshold and cites Notice PIH 2023-27. The form and the manual cannot both be followed. Part VII also prints a sixth student explanation, "Extended-Use Period", which means Hawaii's Additional Use Period student regime predates the 2024 manual that describes it. Cited by hi.lihtc.asset_treatment.self_certification_instruments_in_conflict.

1 page, 25,996 bytes, sha256 5b5bc9f942ba3cefb658c434f6ef792b432b11a4b8dfde97c4c8987505997639. Fetched 2026-08-28 with plain curl and a standard desktop Chrome User-Agent; HTTP 200, no bot wall. Located from the state document library the agency's own manual designates -- HHFDC's LIHTC Compliance Manual, Section 6, states "All required forms can be downloaded from the SPECTRUM website at www.spectrumlihtc.com"; the forms sit on https://spectrumlihtc.com/state-monitoring/hawaii/, whose Required Forms and Document Library tables are how the current edition was established. `published` null; only a copyright year. THE WHOLE PROCEDURE LIVES ON THIS FORM AND NOWHERE ELSE. It states its own trigger ("Manager should use this form when annualized YTD earnings does not closely match the anticipated pay data supplied by the employer"), prescribes the arithmetic in lettered steps ending "Divide the YTD amount (B) by the number of pay periods (C) and multiply by (D)", requires a written explanation where the result exceeds the employer's anticipated figure, and names a third-party web tool as the measuring instrument ("The date-to-date calculator on www.timeanddate.com should be used"). Neither the 57-page manual nor the 2026 QAP contains any of it. The form is on neither the required nor the recommended list. Cited by hi.lihtc.income_calculation.year_to_date_clarification_form_and_algorithm.

Eight years old. A March 2026 regulatory agreement boilerplate exists that may supersede the process described here.

651,684 bytes, sha256 c12aa2f55a4d1245781d2f7b475c49711dc7809a9748053d9fa6c235402477f8, 45 pages, re-verified 2026-08-27 and unchanged from the authoring fetch. THE Washington state HOME source. Its introduction establishes the administrator: 'The State of Washington, acting through the Department of Commerce (Department), receives funding from the HOME Investment Partnerships Program (HOME)...' -- not the Washington State Housing Finance Commission, which the handbook names only as a co-user of the shared WBARS reporting system. SUPERSESSION TRAP: this is a 2021 edition. It predates NSPIRE (it still elects UPCS) and predates the 2025 HOME Final Rule and its 30 October 2025 tenant-protection provisions entirely, yet it is the current posted edition -- Commerce's Compliance and Reporting page (https://www.commerce.wa.gov/multifamily-rental-housing/compliance-reporting/, read 2026-08-27) lists no newer handbook. A second, smaller trap: that page's WBARS deadlines (Tables 1, 2, 3 and 5 due January 31; Table 4 due June 30) name a Table 5 the 2021 handbook does not mention, so the web page is ahead of the handbook on reporting content. Both are carried as open questions on the affected rules rather than resolved by inference. Editorial correction 2026-09-13: agency attribution now identifies Washington State Department of Commerce (wa.commerce), replacing the Housing Finance Commission placeholder (wa.hfa). The agency HOME program page confirms the administrator; program scope, obligations and legal dates are unchanged.

2,770,213 bytes, sha256 f28b80e1d0fab07d5ca1970868c224c4a03ae2b6fb0d15853104d1afa36fafaa, 89 pages, re-verified 2026-08-27 and unchanged. Its Introduction establishes the administrator: 'The Michigan State Housing Development Authority ("MSHDA" or "the Authority") is designated a participating jurisdiction for the HOME Program in the State of Michigan.' SUPERSESSION TRAP, RE-CONFIRMED 2026-08-27 -- THE PAGE LABEL IS STALE, NOT THE DOCUMENT. MSHDA's HOME Compliance Manual page still lists this file as '10/15 HOME Compliance Manual (updated to fix broken links only 07/2024)', and the URL filename is HOME-Compliance-Manual-2015-10.pdf, but the PDF actually served at that link says 'Updated July 2026' on its cover and was generated 2026-07-28. Anyone who trusts the link label, the filename, or the -2015-10 slug will cite an edition two years older than the one being served. The reverse trap also applies: because the filename never changes, a link check cannot detect the next update either. A second content trap: the manual monitors against the 2013 HOME Final Rule and UPCS, with only a parenthetical noting that inspection definitions changed to NSPIRE, and it does not work through the 2025 HOME Final Rule -- that gap is carried as an open question on every Michigan rule it affects rather than filled in from the federal text.

764,829 bytes, sha256 b0742f618481e83b5b1714fcedd81d9f3bdbeb9fec996228819dcfa3a9ead382, 60 pages, re-verified 2026-08-27 and unchanged. The base Colorado state HOME document. Its cover establishes the administrator as 'Colorado Department of Local Affairs / Division Of Housing / Office of Housing Finance and Sustainability' -- not the Colorado Housing and Finance Authority, which appears in DOH's HOME material only as a third party (an allowable source of a utility-allowance estimate, and an example of an agency whose income determination may be accepted). SUPERSESSION TRAP: the November 2023 edition predates the 6 January 2025 HOME Final Rule, and DOH has not reissued it -- it has instead layered two policy memoranda on top (src.co.doh_home_final_rule_2025_memo and src.co.doh_ltm_risk_based_policy). Reading this document alone will give a stale answer on income determinations, utility allowances and tenant protections; the three Colorado sources must be read together. Editorial correction 2026-09-13: agency_id now identifies the issuing Division of Housing (co.doh), replacing the CHFA placeholder (co.hfa); the source issuer and document are unchanged.

Supplemental rulemaking that revises and partially reverts the January 2025 HOME final rule. Several provisions remain delayed; verify which text is in force before relying on the 2025 amendments.

The 2025 HOME final rule referenced by state HOME guidance. Added 2026-08-28 by the federal HOTMA safe harbor pass; it is what changed 24 CFR 92.203 out from under the HOTMA-era text. Dates taken from the document's own face, not from the URL: the header block reads 'Federal Register Volume 90, Number 3 (Monday, January 6, 2025) / Rules and Regulations / Pages 746-...' and the DATES caption reads in full 'DATES: Effective February 5, 2025.' The two amendments this corpus turns on are both in amendatory instruction 10 at 90 FR 806: '10.b. Removing the words ``must accept'' and adding in their place the words ``may accept'' in paragraph (a)(1)' and '10.h Removing paragraph (b)(1)(iii)' (HUD's own typography, missing period after the h, is reproduced). The revised 92.203 text is printed at 90 FR 866-867. Cited by home.income.safe_harbor_rental_subsidy_provider_determination and its superseded predecessor, and by home.income.safe_harbor_public_assistance_written_statement and its superseded predecessor. INTEGRATOR NOTE - TWO DEFECTS FOUND IN sources.json DURING THIS PASS, WHICH AN AUTHORING AGENT MAY NOT CORRECT IN PLACE. (1) src.hud.hotma_final_rule carries url .../documents/2023/02/14/2023-03156/housing-opportunity-through-modernization-act-of-2016-implementation-of-sections-102-103-and-104 . Federal Register document 2023-03156 is 'Certain Steel Nails From the Republic of Korea: Final Results of Antidumping Duty Administrative Review; 2020-2021' at 88 FR 9863, published 15 February 2023, confirmed against the Federal Register API. The HOTMA final rule is document 2023-01617 at 88 FR 9600, published 14 February 2023, effective 1 January 2024; its GPO full text is at https://www.federalregister.gov/documents/full_text/text/2023/02/14/2023-01617.txt . The record's citation, published and effective fields are all correct; only the url is wrong, and it has never resolved to the HOTMA rule. (2) src.hud.hotma_extension_2024 carries citation '89 FR 106340'. Its url serves Federal Register document 2024-31401, 'Housing Opportunity Through Modernization Act: Implementation of Sections 102, 103, and 104; Extension of Compliance Date and Safe Harbor Implementation', printed at 89 FR 106998-106999, confirmed from the document's own header block. The url and published date are right; the citation is off by 658 pages. Both are also recorded in the provenance.open_questions of s8.income.safe_harbor_means_tested_determination. Separately and not a defect: src.hud.notice_h_2023_10_rev3 re-fetched on 2026-08-28 at exactly 999,124 bytes with sha256 b503b4988cc2bba16a1e6f3e1d05a1c76eb86e052fd66dad79b4fe81d63b4ff0, byte-identical to its recorded hash, and its Attachment J subtopic J.4 was read in full at printed pp. 118-121. This pending file has no jurisdiction, so merge it with: python3 scripts/integrate_pending.py --pending data/sources/pending_safe_harbor.json <any-already-current-jur>.