This is a Paperwork Reduction Act notice: it DESCRIBES the Section 236 excess income collection rather than imposing the obligation, which is why its authority_weight is persuasive rather than regulation. It is cited here because it is the only dated, verbatim, publicly retrievable statement found this session of two operational facts a Section 236 compliance specialist is held to -- that the report is monthly ('Frequency of Response: 12') and that a request to retain excess income 'must be submitted at least 90 days before the beginning of each fiscal year, or 90 days before any other time during a fiscal year that the owner plans to begin retaining excess income for that fiscal year'. The underlying obligation is statutory at 12 U.S.C. 1715z-1(g); the binding instrument stating the program requirement is HUD Handbook 4350.1 and/or a HUD Notice, NEITHER of which was retrievable for this pass. Earlier notices in the same collection run back to at least 2010 (FR documents 2010-13113, 2013-07068, 2013-15997, 2016-19506, 2016-27909), so 2020-08-13 is the date of the document READ, not the date the 90-day requirement arose. Do not treat it as the latter. The collection reports 835 respondents, all Section 236 project owners, filing via Pay.gov.

Read in full 2026-08-29. This section carries the entire Oklahoma state credit; there is no separate state compliance regime, and OHFA's own compliance manual contains no state-credit chapter. Cited for (B)(5), defining a qualified project as a section 42 qualified low-income building -- the piggyback hook; (C), capping the state credit at the federal credit for the project and the annual programme at $4,000,000, fixing a ten-year credit period and importing the federal meaning of placed in service (the 2022 amendment turned the amount from a must-equal into a ceiling); (H), making OHFA's eligibility statement a condition of allowance; (I), recapture proportional to federal recapture arising in the first ten years after placed in service, which is five years shorter than the federal compliance period; and (J), the power of OHFA or the Tax Commission to require additional documentation.

Illinois names source of income, immigration status and arrest record alongside the unlawful discrimination classes defined at 775 ILCS 5/1-103.

Vermont protects a person who 'is a recipient of public assistance'.

3 pages, 172,516 bytes, sha256 0bee3f52c6a0fc4d7a6376f88f6289509bd254e9491b8f9e8ecedb7d72cfa54c, fetched 2026-08-24. Supersedes Marketing Handbook Section 4-4(A) for its effective period: HPD projects publicize re-rental/resale opportunities on a widely known commercial platform and on HPD's website (links emailed to nychpd_marketing@hpd.nyc.gov) rather than through a Housing Connect mini-lottery, must publish unit sizes, occupancy standards, rents and income limits plus a prescribed inclusivity statement, and must retain applications, applicant personal information and the date/time and waitlist position of each application for at least six years. It does NOT waive Marketing Handbook Section 6, so the pre-lease Agency review of re-rental tenant files continues to apply.

Linked as '2026 Qualified Allocation Plan (QAP)' from ADFA's LIHTC program page (https://adfa.arkansas.gov/programs/housing-development/low-income-housing-tax-credit/), which lists only the 2026 and 2025 QAPs; the 2026 QAP is the current plan as of this pass. Used here for four compliance-layer provisions the manual either omits or states differently: Section I (material project changes - 30 days' prior written notice, Staff/Board Housing Review Committee approval, unapproved changes null and void, $500 per change item); Section V COMPLIANCE (February 1 Owner's Certificate of Continuing Program Compliance AND LIHTC Compliance Monitoring Status Report; average-income applications may not propose unrestricted market-rate units or a disproportionate distribution of AMI designations among bedroom types; noncompliance may reduce future application scores or suspend the team); and Section IV.D FEES (monitoring fee of 10% of the total annual LIHTC allocation, due at final cost certification requesting issuance of Form 8609). Section IV also fixes the state credit under Ark. Code Ann. 26-51-1702 (20% of the federal annual amount, $250,000 aggregate cap per taxable year), an allocation-phase provision not encoded as a compliance rule this pass.

CURRENCY ESTABLISHED AS FOLLOWS, because ADFA serves several editions from the same site. (1) ADFA's own tax-credit document library (https://adfa.arkansas.gov/document_category/tax-credit/) lists exactly one current manual, titled 'Affordable Housing Compliance Manual - 2026', and links this 3-31-2026 file. (2) A general web search instead surfaces first a sibling file, '...Preliminary-Version-1-26-2026.pdf' (166 pages, 12,863,452 bytes, sha256 f493fe85cb30d976aaf9c7cc133bee5865d46f2fd9c708cdcd5e92139ef0f039, ModDate 2026-01-26). Both files were downloaded and their extracted text diffed: they are identical apart from two PDF line-break artifacts, so the 1-26 and 3-31 printings are the same content and no rule turns on the choice; the 3-31 file is cited because it is the one ADFA's document library links and it carries the later ModDate. (3) A third, materially DIFFERENT and superseded manual is still served from the same ADFA document-library page - the '2014 - 2015 Compliance Monitoring Policies and Procedures Manual' (see src.ar.compliance_manual_2014_superseded) - and it is also what Novogradac and the Arkansas Secretary of State rules register mirror. It states a 60-day correction period, an 8% Tier-1 monitoring fee and UPCS as the inspection standard, against this edition's 30 days, 10% and NSPIRE. Nothing was encoded from it. STRUCTURE: a combined manual. Pages 1-136 of the PDF are the LIHTC Compliance Manual (Chapters 1-12, printed pages 1-130); page 137 onward is a separate HOME Investment Partnership Program / HTF compliance manual with its own chapter numbering and printed page sequence. Only the LIHTC half was read and encoded this pass. Citations use the manual's own printed page numbers ('Compliance Manual Page N' in the footer); PDF page = printed page + 6 in the LIHTC half. NOTE ON STATUS: every printing ADFA has posted since June 2025 carries 'Preliminary Version' in its filename, and the manual was announced (2025-06-24) as a draft revised for HOTMA; ADFA nonetheless publishes it in the document library as the 2026 manual with no other current edition. Whether a non-preliminary final has been adopted is recorded as an open question on the rules that depend on it.

Listed as 'LIHTC Annual Owners Certification' (Feb-12-2025) in ADFA's 'Annual Owners Certification of Continuing Compliance' document category. The operative form behind the February 1 annual certification. Cited here for four items that are ADFA-specific and corroborate the manual: item 4 (an annual Student Self-Certification for EVERY low-income household, with no 100%-project carve-out); item 5 with its instructions to upload the rent schedules and the utility allowance schedules for the certification year; item 21 (the owner certifies ADFA tenant-data reporting was maintained 'with any changes being updated by the 15th of the month following the change'); and items 15 and 18 (no change in ownership or management since the last certification; continued compliance with everything the owner agreed to in its application, which is what makes the QAP-scored commitments enforceable in the compliance layer). NOTE A CONFLICT WITHIN ADFA'S OWN MATERIALS: item 8 of this 01/2025 form still certifies suitability for occupancy against 'Uniform Physical Condition Standards (UPCS) as defined by HUD', while the 2026 compliance manual (Chapter 10 Section G, printed page 123) states ADFA uses NSPIRE, which replaced UPCS in 2023. The form appears not to have been conformed. Recorded as an open question rather than resolved by inference.

THE PAGE THAT ESTABLISHES WHICH UHAC EDITION IS CURRENT, and the reason this pass did not author from the 2004 printing: 'The New Jersey Housing and Mortgage Finance Agency recently adopted revised Uniform Housing Affordability Controls (UHAC) pursuant to the Fair Housing Act. These rules are in effect as of November 6, 2025.' It links the amendments-only adoption document (57 N.J.R. 2743(a), published 15 December 2025), the full compilation, a plain-language guide for administrators, and the current appendix forms A through K. Because the compilation and the RFP guide are both served at year-stamped filenames whose hashes will not move when the law does, this page is the right watch target for New Jersey.

19 pages, 253,591 bytes, sha256 2293d37d8144a28f016f87ad85d70bd4cb6718a619af61d79f239a2c6d6ea815, fetched 2026-08-30. NO DATE IS PRINTED ON THE DOCUMENT'S FACE. The signature block reads 'Mark Schwartz, County Manager' with an adjacent Date field that is blank in the extracted text; the '12-2021' comes from the published file name and the PDF's CreationDate of 3 December 2021, neither of which is on the face, so `published` is null. Sections used: 3 (definitions, including CERTIFICATION PERIOD 'not to exceed twelve (12) months' and MAXIMUM ALLOWABLE RENT by reference to Appendix 2); 5 (categorical requirements -- age 65, disability by four routes, working family with graduated weekly hours tests, and the TANF/General Relief/Refugee Assistance bar); 6 (income limit at 85 percent of the HUD Housing Choice Voucher very low income limit, and the two-months-of-pay-stubs verification rule); 8 (income change reporting at a $100 monthly threshold); 9 (the grant formula: allowable rent less 40 percent of net annual income, the greater of $750 per minor child or 20 percent of earned income as the deduction, and the bedroom sizes assigned by household type); 10 (60-day application processing, annual recertification, biennial for unearned-income-only, review of earnings during the certification period, two-month grace on temporary loss of categorical eligibility, three termination grounds, and the 18-month fraud and 6-month voucher-disqualification bars). APPENDIX 2, THE MAXIMUM ALLOWABLE RENT SCHEDULE, WAS NOT EXTRACTED and the grant formula depends on it entirely. APPENDIX 1'S DOLLAR INCOME LIMITS ARE FIVE YEARS STALE, printing tables effective 5/1/2021 and 5/1/2020 with a note that updates 'may occur annually and posted on the Arlington County Housing Grants webpage'.

Confirmed reachable 2026-08-22 via a JS-executing browser session (housing.az.gov serves every file behind a Cloudflare managed challenge that returns 403 to curl and WebFetch; a real browser session passed the challenge, then an in-page fetch() with credentials pulled the PDF bytes directly). 95 pages, 4,641,605 bytes, downloaded and hashed (sha256 da5d5bf4c96630baf383e8c3503a504f45054e5d49fa30fa12e1e4508fc05ceb). PDF metadata: created 2025-08-05, modified 2025-08-06 (Adobe Acrobat Distiller). This pass reads Sections 2.3, 2.5.2-2.6, 3.13.4-3.13.7, 3.15, and 4.17 only, not the full 95-page manual. Confirmed reachable 2026-08-27 despite the archiver reporting it unreachable: NOT REACHED THIS PASS. See notes.. The URL is correct; the fetch was being blocked. THIS IS THE ONE DOCUMENT IN THE BATCH I COULD NOT OPEN, AND THE EDITION IS THEREFORE UNVERIFIED AS OF 2026-08-27. housing.az.gov is behind a host-wide Cloudflare wall that has escalated since the 2026-08-22 authoring run: what was then a managed challenge a browser session passed automatically now renders an INTERACTIVE Cloudflare Turnstile "Verify you are human" checkbox. I drove a real browser to both the file URL and the ADOH resource page, waited through multiple 10-second holds, and the checkbox persisted. I did not click it -- completing a bot-detection challenge is out of bounds for me -- so a human needs to finish this one. Evidence bearing on whether the file is still there, none of it conclusive: (1) the 403 is a bot wall, not a 404 -- I probed a deliberately nonexistent path (.../2025-08/THIS-FILE-DOES-NOT-EXIST-xyz.pdf) and it returned the SAME 403 challenge, so the status code carries no information about existence either way; (2) ADOH maintains a resource page for this document at https://housing.az.gov/resources/lihtc-compliance-manual and search engines still index the 2025 PDF at the recorded path; (3) no evidence anywhere of a 2026 edition of the manual -- ADOH has issued 2026 income/rent limits but the manual itself still surfaces as the 2025 edition; (4) the Wayback Machine has NO capture of this file (Cloudflare blocks its crawler too), so there is no archival copy to verify the edition from; (5) the Novogradac mirror at https://www.novoco.com/public-media/documents/arizona-lihtc-compliance-manual-2025.pdf also returns 403 to automated fetch. Recommended human action: open the URL in a normal browser, clear the Turnstile, and confirm the file still hashes to the recorded sha256 da5d5bf4c96630baf383e8c3503a504f45054e5d49fa30fa12e1e4508fc05ceb before treating the 7 citing rules as URL-verified. Do NOT repoint this URL on my say-so. UNREACHABLE AS OF 2026-09-05, verified two ways before being written down: scripts/acquire.py got the Cloudflare interstitial ('just a moment' — the wall, not the page), and a real browser session held on the same interstitial after an 8-second wait. No attempt was made to get past it. The document was readable when the seven Arizona rules were authored from it and nothing suggests the text has changed; what has changed is that this corpus can no longer re-verify it on a schedule. Treat the seven az.lihtc.* rules as resting on a source whose currency cannot presently be confirmed.

2 pages, 211,142 bytes, sha256 7442e6ffd1657551fe8a4d33de96ac616a810711345c737a0f816f7850009017. 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: the face carries a year in an edition label and no month, and the filename's "FINAL-2024" is not used. Marked "NCSHA model form". Collects exactly the inputs HOTMA's student financial assistance calculation needs -- Part I section 479B Higher Education Act amounts enumerated by programme, Part II other student financial assistance by source, Part III other monetary contributions including fee-for-service arrangements -- while NO HHFDC document states what to do with the answers. Cited by hi.lihtc.income_calculation.student_financial_assistance_affidavit_without_stated_procedure, which records the instrument as published and the conditions as unstated.

The source of the AFHMP obligation itself. 200.615 scopes subpart M to applicants for FHA subsidised and unsubsidised housing programmes whose application is approved for development or rehabilitation of multifamily projects and manufactured home parks of five or more units, or where the applicant's FHA participation exceeds five dwelling units in the preceding year. 200.620(a) requires the affirmative programme to be in effect 'throughout the life of the mortgage'; 200.625 requires it on a HUD-supplied form (form HUD-935.2A) and requires the approved form to be available for public inspection at the sales or rental office. Source note 37 FR 75, 5 Jan 1972; most recently amended 58 FR 41337, 3 Aug 1993.

11 pages, 286,104 bytes, sha256 08f5126e412bc780949d31e79ba6e5236c696923139d67687cf9e3f36689ce83, fetched 2026-08-30. NO DATE ON ITS FACE -- it is a fill-in-the-blank form whose date line reads 'this ____ day of _____________, 202__'; its PDF CreationDate is 17 January 2025 and its notary block says 'this day of __________, 2024', which are the only two temporal signals and neither is a publication date, so `published` is null. This is the form the City uses for units restricted under its Unified Development Ordinance affordability provisions. Contents used: section 1 (purpose -- restriction to households at or below 80 percent of area median income in Charlotte-Mecklenburg County under an approved rezoning petition); section 3.a (the HUD Charlotte-Concord-Gastonia NC-SC HUD Metro FMR Area income table by household size, undated); section 3.b (HUD Part 5 income definition, the HUD One CPD income calculator, and City staff approval of every calculation before a contract or lease is executed); section 3.c (recorded Declaration running with the land binding successors including eligible buyers); section 4.a (restrictions recorded before commencement of construction, property released for permitting once recorded); section 4.b (units substantially similar to market rate, distributed throughout the community, blending architecturally, and substantially complete before the first market-rate certificates of occupancy); Attachment 1 (unit identification, site plan, the floor on the committed count, the similar-bedroom-mix expectation and the 'subject to change' footnote); and Attachment 2, the Declaration of Deed Restrictions -- section 1(a) transferee compliance, section 1(b) the 80 percent AMI restriction and the written confirmation duty, section 2 the FIFTEEN-YEAR Period of Affordability running from the later of the Declaration's date and the initial sale or rental of EACH restricted unit, plus the foreclosure suspension and revival clause, section 3 covenants running with the land as an equitable servitude, section 4 compliance monitoring, section 5 the capitalised stipulation to specific performance and inadequacy of monetary damages, and section 6 the City's unilateral power to terminate the Declaration by recorded instrument.

17 pages, 1,684,904 bytes, sha256 b3d963ed1a029ee0433237df194c3642cbaf4122868e315b6c820446dc3a7e9d, fetched 2026-08-29. THE DATE IS OFF THE COVER ('Effective Date: August 1, 2026'), NOT THE FILENAME, which says 7.23.2026, and not the PDF CreationDate of 27 July 2026. Affordability Unlocked was created by Ordinance No. 20190509-027 and its requirements sit in Land Development Code 25-1 Article 15 Division 4; neither was read this pass. Programme substance used: at least 50% of total units affordable (all units where the development has 1 or 2); 20% of ALL units at or below 50% MFI; rents affordable to an average of 60% MFI or below across the affordable units, with income averaging illustrated by worked example; 25% of the affordable units must include two or more bedrooms, serve as supportive housing, or serve as housing for older persons (at least one member 62 or over at initial occupancy); 40-year rental affordability from the LAST certificate of occupancy required for the development, 99 years for ownership from the certificate of occupancy for the unit; the three required lease incorporations (HUD Housing Choice Voucher termination-of-tenancy provisions, 24 CFR 245.100 right to organize, and any City or AHFC funding addendum) unless a stricter government-operated programme applies; and the source-of-income discrimination prohibition keyed to Austin City Code 5-1-13. A co-housing variant restricts BEDROOMS rather than units. The guide is silent on rent computation and defers to the Income and Rent Limits webpage.

31 pages, 1,388,539 bytes, sha256 854e81f237415f8d6c8e5f20e027d9786aa0d02e234da8188bb7eb42555030e7, fetched 2026-08-29. DATED THREE DIFFERENT WAYS AND ONLY ONE IS ON THE DOCUMENT'S FACE. Slide 2 prints 'Revised June 10, 2024'; the file HOST serves is named compliance-training-mah-updated-4182025.pdf; the PDF's internal CreationDate is 17 November 2025. The corpus takes 2024-06-10 because that is the only date the document states about itself. THIS DECK IS THE ONLY PUBLISHED HOME FOR SEVERAL OF DENVER'S MOST CONSEQUENTIAL RULES, none of which appear in the Rules and Regulations: that there is no student rule ('Student Rule- There is No Student Rule. There are no restriction on students' eligibility.'); that asset verification is required only above $100,000 in combined assets and that there is no asset cap; that full income and asset verification is required at move-in and at the FIRST lease renewal and that every renewal after that is a self-certification; that new rent and income limits must be implemented within 60 days and that HERA limits do not apply; that new DOLA utility allowances must be implemented within 90 days; that rents may be increased only once in a twelve-month period; and the two-sided non-optional-fee taxonomy (deduct mandatory renters insurance, electronic payment fees, amenity fees, parking and garage fees, utility service fees; do NOT deduct administrative fees, non-refundable holding fees, month-to-month lease fees, unit transfer fees, third-party income verification fees, common area maintenance fees). The deck states the general relationship in terms: 'HOST Mandatory Affordable Housing program compliance will follow similar rules of Section 42, LIHTC Compliance with some exceptions.'

PUBLISHED AND EFFECTIVE ARE RECORDED AS NULL DELIBERATELY: the page labels its tables '2026 income limits' and '2026 rent limits' and states only that 'The limits are updated annually'. It carries no effective date, no publication date and no 'as of' line anywhere, so any date assigned to it would be invented. THE FIGURES, read 2026-08-29. Income limits by household size 1 to 5: 30% AMI $27,630 / $31,560 / $35,520 / $39,450 / $42,630; 50% AMI $46,050 / $52,600 / $59,200 / $65,750 / $71,050; 60% AMI $55,260 / $63,120 / $71,040 / $78,900 / $85,260. Rent limits efficiency to 4BR: 30% AMI $690 / $739 / $888 / $1,026 / $1,144; 50% AMI $1,151 / $1,233 / $1,480 / $1,710 / $1,907; 60% AMI $1,381 / $1,479 / $1,776 / $2,052 / $2,289. THE 2026 LIMITS ARE LOWER THAN THE 2025 LIMITS IN EVERY CELL -- the page carries both years, and the 60% one-bedroom fell from $1,490 to $1,479 while the 30% one-person income limit fell from $27,810 to $27,630. That makes the Compliance Manual's downward-ratchet provision live rather than theoretical. The imputation is the ordinary section 42 one: the 60% efficiency at $1,381 is 30% of the one-person 60% limit over twelve, and the 60% one-bedroom at $1,479 is the 1.5-person interpolation. The page states 'The rent limits include the cost of utilities based on the Utility Allowance schedule.' Only three bands are published (30, 50, 60 percent), and the spread stops at five people and four bedrooms.

25 slides, 1,112,063 bytes, sha256 6da05153faca9092ba36018fcbf9a3376c78c62db25300527d8b05ec5008908f, fetched 2026-08-30. The date 5/20/2025 is printed on the title slide. It is a staff briefing to the Housing Commission, not an adopted instrument, and is cited here for two things the codified ordinance cannot supply: the CURRENT indexed cash contribution rates (2025: $2.44 per square foot for the first 1.0 FAR, $6.54 from 1.0 to 3.0 FAR, and $6.54 commercial / $13.11 residential in the 3.0-5.0 FAR tier) and the statement that the contribution amount is 'established based on the date of the site plan application acceptance and is paid to the County when the certificate of occupancy is issued'. It also restates 15.5.8 A through I and confirms the 60 percent AMI / 30-year affordability terms are unchanged. Two internal slips worth knowing: slide 15 is headed 'ACZO 15.5.9 C Options for meeting ADU requirements' while its content is 15.5.8 C; and the tier table's '3.0 - 5.0 FAR' row does not match the codified 'above 3.0 F.A.R.'

DCA's own description of the programme. Cited for the funding source — 'Funding for the program is generated from a portion of realty transfer fees that is deposited into the NJ Affordable Housing Trust Fund' — and for the programme's shape: financing for affordable rental and homeownership projects of no more than 25 units, distributed through a Municipal Settlement Fund, a Neighborhood Partnerships Fund and an Innovation Fund (the last marked NOT AVAILABLE AT THIS TIME). The page also states that 'The DCA Commissioner has the discretion to alter the amount directed to each fund, or to waive provisions of these guidelines', which is worth knowing before treating any RFP-round figure as fixed. It carries a caution of its own about a document this corpus did not use: 'Please disregard the NJ Affordable Housing Trust Fud Guidelines pdf that appears under the FY26 application as they do not apply to this RFP.'

46 pages, 860,502 bytes, sha256 43063320407411369bab6de12008e4a60dc758ec12c9d157aa16755b378da1fd, fetched 2026-08-24. Signed and dated by Acting Commissioner Lissette Castaneda: 'BY THE AUTHORITY VESTED IN THE COMMISSIONER OF THE DEPARTMENT OF HOUSING PURSUANT TO SECTION 2-44-085 OF THE MUNICIPAL CODE OF CHICAGO, THE FOLLOWING RULES ARE ADOPTED.' Sections used: Article 1.1 (which ARO version applies -- 2021 ARO at MCC 2-44-085, 2015 ARO at 2-44-080, and the Pilsen-Little Village, Near North/Near West and Milwaukee Corridor pilot areas at 2-44-105, 2-44-090 and 2-44-100); Articles 1.2 and 5.3 (LIHTC and other financial assistance are monitored under the more restrictive program requirements rather than the ARO, but where the program term is under 30 years the ARO governs the remaining years to a 30-year total); Article 6.1 (authorized agencies -- CHA and the Chicago Low-Income Housing Trust Fund -- and their separate form of annual owner's certification); Article 10.1-10.9 (rental units: pricing, income qualification, marketing, the process to income qualify a tenant, the appeal process, the June 30 Annual Owner's Certification at 10.6, the 30-year affordability period at 10.7, affordable unit lease terms at 10.8, and the six-month leasing deadline at 10.9); Article 11 (penalties); Article 12 (changes to the project, obligations run with the land).

53 pages, 623,536 bytes, sha256 5370477233b959f251a3f7b29f5f23567285a8e2553dd7d78fc7dbecdb03c894. Page footers read 'Adopted June 12, 2025'. CAUTION on metadata: the PDF Title field reads 'AHFA 2024 QAP (06859230-9).DOCX' and CreationDate is 2025-10-13 -- a stale Word document title and a re-save date carried forward from an earlier drafting file; the interior text is unambiguously the 2026 plan. Retained alongside the 2027 QAP because the 2027 edition's Addendum B expressly states that 2027-cycle point deductions 'will be based on the point deduction items listed in Addendum B of AHFA's 2026 QAP and HOME Action Plan', so the 2026 edition supplies the operative per-item deduction list and the Management-Company-side suspension criteria that the 2027 edition compresses. Review correction 2026-09-08: removed the unsupported freshness assertion that the 2027 edition superseded this plan for allocation purposes. The retrieved 2027 cover carries an approval caveat. Independently verified the 2026 edition Addendum B, Section I.E, printed B-2 (PDF page 48), supporting first-claim-year Form 8609 Part II submission and the separate written-notice fee condition. Cover recheck 2026-09-09: followed AHFA’s current allocation-plan index to the 2027 QAP. Its cover still describes Board approval with possible Governor consideration and information-only, subject-to-change status. This does not establish final operative approval or universal replacement of earlier award requirements.

51 pages, 612,791 bytes, sha256 10424155300044a60b9f4f09b80a59d313cc14c98a3b4601d0a65c26df778208. PDF Title 'AHFA 2027 QAP - Final', CreationDate 2026-08-07; every page footer reads 'Adopted June 10, 2026'. Fetched with plain curl from AHFA's CDN; no bot wall. Addendum B (pages B-1 through B-5) is the operative compliance-monitoring addendum: the annual DMS tenant-data and Annual Owner's Certification deadlines, the annual financial statement / Schedule A deadline, the 45-calendar-day Form 8823 clock, and the point-deduction and suspension thresholds all live there rather than in the compliance manual. Section III of the QAP body incorporates the AHFA Compliance Manual by reference ('An outline of AHFA's Compliance Requirements is located in the AHFA Compliance Manual available at www.ahfa.com').

Agency index supplies the date; PDF is undated. Implementation deadline is September 30, 2025. Notice says HUD-9167 but linked addendum says HUD-91067. See review/al-vawa-notice-gap.json for verified discovery and file hash.

AHFA's own program page, read 2026-08-24. It is the only located AHFA-published statement of the dollar amount of the compliance fee: 'AHFA charges $750 per unit for the project's compliance fee.' It also states the monitoring cadence in summary form ('AHFA audits its Housing Credit-funded developments every three years, and its HOME- or bond-financed developments every year') and describes the mail-in audit / on-site visit mix and the random annual scheduling. Classified as persuasive rather than binding: the manual itself (Chapter 1 Section 1.4) points to 'Approved and Active AHFA Project Fee Requirements ... located on the AHFA website' as the controlling fee schedule, and that separate fee-schedule document was not located this pass. A web page with no version stamp; content can change without notice.

Linked by AHFA’s compliance page and dated August 28, 2026 in the notice itself. Targeted review confirms model submission responsibility and written independence notice. Retrieval HTML SHA-256: 777d619e2c8038b169cd882b6d70b2f24f76b6c0e11bde06339d34fcb0a9d658. This reminder does not replace the manual or independently establish every federal utility-allowance rule.