60,376 bytes, sha256 92cc10e5ff6a9ea56c924eb7c26ef020fbfd9728443b7d649b189b487e5c2128. Fetched with plain curl and a standard browser User-Agent; no bot wall. The chapter is now a one-page stub whose entire text is: 'CHAPTER 12 / LOW-INCOME HOUSING TAX CREDITS / Rescinded ARC 8902C, IAB 2/19/25, effective 3/26/25.' Cited for exactly that proposition and no more. Its significance for the Iowa overlay is structural: earlier printings of this chapter incorporated the IFA compliance manual by reference and gave the program an administrative-rule layer; after 3/26/25 there is none, so the QAP and the compliance manual are the state-law instruments. ARC 8902C's explanatory text (rules.iowa.gov/Notice/Details/8902C, read but not separately hashed or added as a source this pass) states the reason: under 2024 Iowa Acts, Senate File 2387, the Authority is no longer required to adopt rules for the low-income housing tax credit, and the program is administered through the qualified allocation plan adopted under IRC Section 42. The same ARC rescinded six other IFA chapters (20, 22, 23, 31, 36, 40).

Superseded by Ord. 25-114 on 12 November 2025 and again in form by Ord. 26-023 on 6 May 2026. Kept out of the refresh queue by the superseded date. Article I of Chapter 188 (Secs. 188-1 to 188-6, housing-accommodation listing licences, adopted 1986) is untouched by any of this and is not part of the affordable housing regime.

RECORDED AS SUPERSEDED AND CITED BY NOTHING, per the CLAUDE.md rule that an agency serving a stale edition alongside the current one should have the stale edition on file as an uncited source. DATED FROM ITS OWN FACE: the page footer reads '(Updated 04/2023)' and the section's amendment history ends '(Ord. 28798 Ex. A; passed Dec. 14, 2021...)'. It therefore predates Ord. 28910 (2023-10-31), which added 6A.110.005 and disapplied the general tax provisions; Ord. 29007 (2024-12-17); and Substitute Ord. 29059 Ex. A (2025-10-07), which is the ordinance that introduced the 90-percent continued-qualification threshold, the recorded Covenant Agreement precondition, the 10-percent-below-market test for a twelve-year extension, and the under-twenty-unit homeownership restriction on the eight-year option. Four separate compliance obligations in this overlay are absent from this document. THE DIFFERENCES WERE MEASURED, NOT ASSUMED: a machine comparison of every quote in the overlay against this printing found that the 2023 text letters the exemption-duration subsections 'E, F, or G' where the current chapter letters them 'F, G, or H'; that it starts the exemption clock from 'the Final Certificate of Tax Exemption' where the current chapter says 'the Final or Temporary Certificate of Occupancy'; that it CODIFIES the application fee as '$1,000 for four units, plus $100 per additional multi-family unit, up to a maximum total fee to the City of $5,000', which the current chapter replaced with a reference to the published Fee Schedule and which is why the City's 2022 tip sheet still states that range; and that it contains neither the annual declaration filed with the Director nor the five-year on-site audit recital at all. The `superseded` date is set to the effective date of the first amendment it does not contain. The City's live MFTE programme page still links it under 'Resources' as 'TMC CHAPTER 6A.110'.

Retained because 20 December 2024 is a live cutoff in the current rules -- the 40-year rental and 30-year ownership control periods attach to units created on or after that date, prior round units created before it stay on their own instruments, and 5:80-26.17(b)1 freezes 24 CFR 5.609 at its text 'as it was in effect on December 20, 2024'. A reader reconstructing what changed on that date needs this document; a reader asking what the rule says today must not use it.

76 pages, 809,919 bytes, sha256 df084c92f93d993b8b6bf88bbc1336be2890ddbf628390ed107d7d170a2f1524. SUPERSEDED by the 2025-2026 edition (August 2025) but still live at its original path on 2026-08-25 (HTTP 200) and ranked ABOVE the current edition in web search; the 2019 edition is also still served. Recorded per the standing convention as a source cited by nothing, so the status page can carve it out of the refresh queue. The material difference from the current edition: this one inspects to UPCS (sec. 5.T) where the 2025-2026 edition elects NSPIRE with the 24-hour life-threatening cure. An overlay built from the search-first hit would encode the wrong inspection standard.