1 page, 20,340 bytes, sha256 892961ff248908803e29f525ebabaf65b41b35ac4396d270b2348d1ff0136699, fetched 2026-08-29. Dated 2013 from the printed footer. One form per household including children's assets, for households whose combined net assets are under $5,000. Enumerates cash on hand, prepaid debit card balance, average six-month checking balance, current savings balance, 401k/IRA/CD/money market, stocks/bonds/retirement, life insurance other than term, safe deposit box, equity in real estate, lump sum receipts (lottery, inheritance, insurance, lawsuit) and other, each with its interest, dividend or rental income. Four valuation instructions: cash value is market value minus conversion costs (broker fees, settlement costs, outstanding loans, early withdrawal penalties); list only amounts accessible to household members, so not a retirement balance requiring termination of employment to access; exclude necessary personal property; include personal property held as an investment such as artwork, antique cars, coin collections and gems. Item 5 asks whether any asset was sold or given away below fair market value IN THE PAST 2 YEARS, with asset, disposal date, fair market value and amount received. THE $5,000 THRESHOLD AND THE TWO-YEAR LOOKBACK ARE PRE-HOTMA and no DBAS or Spectrum document mentions HOTMA. No over-threshold form is published, so what a household with assets above $5,000 files is not established, and no passbook rate is published anywhere in the portfolio's materials. Cited by as.lihtc.asset_certification_under_5000_and_two_year_disposal_lookback.

2 pages, 67,425 bytes, sha256 aa230c1423db6bec57d71a570495094d6f932830f3fbbb69b9a97226f76d933b. Fetched 2026-08-24 with plain curl and a standard browser User-Agent; no bot wall. Linked from dhcd.dc.gov/assetmanagement. Returned to PAMD.Compliance@dc.gov. Requires the effective date of the last utility allowance schedule and the effective date of the last rent increase alongside the ownership/management change detail, a fully executed copy of the new management agreement as Exhibit A, disclosure of any affiliation between the new management company and the borrower, and dual owner/manager signatures. The form recites that DHCD 'does not endorse or provide blanket approvals of any property management company for any purpose.' The 2025 QAP separately names a 'Notification of Project Changes Form' at dhcd.dc.gov/assetmanagement; this is the form published at that address, but the naming mismatch is recorded as an open question rather than assumed away.

1 page, 38,709 bytes, sha256 e8ffa7c4e854bc7898fdf3a8b0eaf31fb482aab6a8702bf4e9783b99d2e86add. 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 -- DSHA's 2024 Monitoring and Compliance Manual, Appendix C, is a single page reading "Spectrum/Delaware / Form, Manuals, and Training" over https://spectrumlihtc.com/state-monitoring/delaware/. That page's "Required Forms" table is how the current edition was established. `published` null; no date of any kind on the face. READ THIS PASS AND CITED ONLY AS A GAP: the manual (ch. IX sec. D.7) requires a zero-income applicant to execute a Zero Income Affidavit AND provide a signed copy of the prior year's federal return, or IRS Form 4506(T) where none was filed. This form asks neither; it asks yes/no to seventeen income sources and for a written explanation of how the household will pay for rent, utilities, food, clothing, school supplies, telephone, medical care, prescriptions, personal care products and transport. The divergence is recorded as an open question on de.lihtc.income_calculation.highest_hours_and_higher_of_two_annualisations.

1 page, 32,166 bytes, sha256 2290e3b884c00ebfe53c9abd4e3dc4306968521251c4366bf75aca8948758400. 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 -- DSHA's 2024 Monitoring and Compliance Manual, Appendix C, is a single page reading "Spectrum/Delaware / Form, Manuals, and Training" over https://spectrumlihtc.com/state-monitoring/delaware/. That page's "Required Forms" table is how the current edition was established. `published` is null: the only marking is a copyright year, following the Connecticut and North Dakota NCSHA-form precedent that a year in a copyright line is not a publication date. CONTRADICTS THE MANUAL ON ITS FACE: the form asks "A student who was previously in a foster care program under Part B or Part E of title IV of the Social Security Act?" with no time limit, while the February 2024 manual's ch. XII defines "Previously" as "within five (5) years of the effective date of the initial income tenant certification". Cited by de.lihtc.student_status.five_year_foster_care_lookback_and_first_grade_rule, which records the conflict.

12 pages, 1,306,779 bytes, sha256 5b2826461986237c6948bd8ffd042f24c65d3296af16c7187fff88b9dd2cc65b, fetched 2026-08-29. Date off the cover. DB90 IS CLOSING TO NEW ENTRANTS AND THE GUIDE SAYS SO TWICE: 'Beginning June 1, 2026, no new zoning applications are allowed to be submitted to Austin Planning for -DB90 combining district zoning. Sites with existing -DB90 combing district zoning may apply to and participate in the DB90 density bonus program. (See Ordinance No. 20260521-056.)' The replacement is the Citywide Density Bonus Program 30 (-DBC30), which was NOT read this pass and is not represented in this corpus. Affordability: rental 12% of units at or below 60% MFI or 10% at or below 50% MFI, affordable 40 years from date of certificate of occupancy; ownership 12% at or below 80% MFI for 99 years, or a fee-in-lieu equivalent to 100% of the required on-site units at a per-unit rate set by annual fee schedule. The guide restates Chapter 4-18's unit standards -- comparable bedroom mix with efficiency as a distinct type, functional equivalence, dispersal, equal amenity and parking access -- as amended through Ordinance No. 20260521-036.

1 page, 41,058 bytes, sha256 faffed96f65c993dde108bac5b3f9262afde9eb9ccd2efab4acfdd9165f5220e, fetched 2026-08-29. Date off the page face. SIX NAMED DEVELOPMENT AGREEMENTS, EACH WITH ITS OWN BAND AND ITS OWN NUMBERS: Mueller at 60%, Robertson Hill at 80%, Domain at 65%, AMLI on 2nd at 80%, Southshore and Estancia at 60%, Northshore (GWTP) at 80%. Unlike the density bonus sheet this table separates efficiency from one-bedroom, and the separation is not consistent -- Mueller prices an efficiency at $1,411 and a one-bedroom at $1,512 while Southshore and Estancia price both at $1,317, and Northshore prices an efficiency ABOVE its one-bedroom ($1,869 against $1,411). Robertson Hill and Northshore stop at three bedrooms. The compliance guide adds that rates 'may vary from rates published here in accordance with other requirements specified by a specific development's Development Agreement', so even this table is not final for a given property.

12 pages, 293,240 bytes, sha256 1733499e9231041a022e44ccdb877873c8046e522aeaa38abd21f0a5b409b2f8, fetched 2026-08-29. Both dates are off the document's own cover, which prints 'Effective Date: October 1, 2015' and 'Revised: June 1, 2026'; every page footer repeats 'Rev. Eff. 6/1/2026'. THIS IS THE CENTRAL COMPLIANCE INSTRUMENT FOR TEN AUSTIN PROGRAMMES, which it names on page 1: S.M.A.R.T. Housing, Vertical Mixed Use (VMU) Density Bonus, Transit Oriented Development (TOD) Density Bonus, Downtown Density Bonus (DDB), Rainey District Density Bonus, North Burnet Gateway (NBG) Density Bonus, East Riverside Corridor (ERC) Density Bonus, Affordability Unlocked, Density Bonus 90 (DB90), Density Bonus Equitable Transit Oriented Development (DBETOD) and negotiated Development Agreements. University Neighborhood Overlay projects are expressly carved out to a separate guide. Sections used: Pre-Development Requirements (Affordability Certification Letter, administrative hold on building permits, the six minimum contents of the recorded Restrictive Covenant, p. 2); Compliance items 1-4 (set-aside maintenance, the three required lease provisions and the 12-month minimum term, non-optional fees inside the cap with eight utility services excepted, tenant file contents and 4-year on-site retention, pp. 3-4); item 5 (no proof of citizenship or immigration status, alternatives to traditional credit, p. 4); item 6 (household definition including minors, all occupants eligible, the six-month determination currency rule, the rejection letter, the 2026 income table, pp. 4-7); item 7 (annualisation equations, p. 7); item 8 and the Maximum Rent Limits Tables (the two density bonus tiers and the six Development Agreements, pp. 7-9); item 10 (supportive housing MOU, 30-day provider hold, 2-business-day notice, next-available-unit, pp. 9-10); Monitoring items 1-5 (initial review within 12 months of certificate of occupancy, 14-day notice, 30-day follow-up letter, the finding/deficiency/concern grades, the 30-day correction period, pp. 10-11); General Requirements items 11-15 (fair housing, amenity parity, verification forms, renewals, the 120% MFI over-income rule and the 28%/30% renewal rent cap, the affordability period counted in compliant years, pp. 11-12).

1 page, 55,649 bytes, sha256 0fe1baaa8c87b63a4b1d01aa0afef9569789f31071f863e2bd92573ffe99658c, fetched 2026-08-29. THE DATE IS OFF THE DOCUMENT, NOT THE FILENAME: the page prints '(Effective June 1, 2026)' while the file is named Development_Incentives_Rent_Rates_7.31.2026.pdf. Two tiers on one page. S.M.A.R.T. Housing and Vertical Mixed Use: 50/60/80 percent bands. DB90, ETOD, TOD, Downtown Density Bonus, Rainey St, North Burnet Gateway, East Riverside Corridor, Affordability Unlocked, Whisper Valley PUD and Pilot Knob PUD: 30/50/60/70/80 percent bands. BOTH TIERS COLLAPSE EFFICIENCY AND ONE BEDROOM INTO A SINGLE COLUMN and run only to five bedrooms. Checked cell by cell against the 2026 income chart in src.tx.austin.housing_hud_income_limits_and_rent_rates_2026: the density bonus tier is 30% of the band's income limit at household size equal to the bedroom count (efficiency and one-bedroom both at one person), and the S.M.A.R.T./VMU tier is the same at 28% -- which matches the compliance guide's own over-income renewal language. Two footnotes matter: 'Properties which participate in a state or federal affordable housing program, such as the Low-Income Housing Tax Credit, may utilize the rent limits established by that state or federal program', and 'Staff anticipate 2027 rent rates will follow HUD limits and will include separate rent rates for efficiency and one bedroom units. Staff will also consider establishing utility allowances.'

50 pages, 824,770 bytes, sha256 74457877a279c74da8ef935162e1910435363144b2b2fff7b57bc670167c799f. Fetched 2026-08-24 with plain curl and a standard browser User-Agent; no bot wall. DHCD, not DCHFA, publishes the District's QAP, issues IRS Forms 8609, and files Forms 8823; DCHFA is the District's conduit bond issuer and separately monitors developments it finances under its own regulatory agreements. Carries the current fee table (p. 8), the Monitoring for Compliance section (pp. 41-42), Notification of Project Changes and Notification of Noncompliance (p. 44), the minimum 40-year affordability requirement and qualified-contract waiver (pp. 17-18), and the nonprofit right-of-first-refusal / TOPA subordination provisions (pp. 19, 35).

Agency web page, 107,242 bytes of HTML as fetched 2026-08-24, sha256 of the fetched HTML 4adcb9e688bbd6bc3c5b4796742048da373e5cfe0238398a1d2be3f0673fdb61. This is the operative annual notice of the AOC due date and required attachment set; it is republished each cycle, so the specific dates it carries (submit by Monday, May 11, 2026; Notice of Noncompliance or IRS Form 8823 if the AOC and/or the Annual Compliance Monitoring Fee are not in by June 1, 2026) are cycle-specific and must be re-checked annually. The 'published' date is an approximation for the 2026 posting; the page carries no publication date of its own. The page also names the submission channel (Emphasys Certification Portal, https://dchcdcp.emphasys-hft.com/login.aspx) and the PAMD AOC mailbox.

Fetched 2026-08-28 with plain curl and a desktop Chrome User-Agent; HTTP 200, no bot wall, no redirect. 6 pages, 416,409 bytes, sha256 62dd8734fba30674206755003e2d7f1e7e5a79f6041cdf54542537ff6e3b4211. EDITION FROM THE DOCUMENT'S OWN FACE: the title block reads 'CDA Memo: Affirmative Fair Housing Marketing Plans and Tenant Selection Policies / August 5, 2024 - Updated November 26, 2024'. The Document Library's link label agrees ('Updated 11/26/24') but was not used. The URL /media/1039 is an opaque numeric media id carrying no edition, so this is a hash-check-dependent source: a later edition could be swapped in behind the same id with no URL change. The recorded hash is the 2026-08-28 baseline. The 2026 Multifamily Rental Financing Program Guide s3.3.3 incorporates this memo by reference and by its August 5, 2024 date. Contents: AFHMP minimum provisions, Tenant Selection Plan filing/posting/five-year review, the voucher-holder income and credit-score prohibition, credit and eviction history guidance, the criminal screening sequence, the individualized assessment and its eleven factors, and the admissions criteria exclusions. PDF ModDate is 2026-04-10, i.e. the file was re-saved after its stated update; the printed date governs.

Confirmed reachable 2026-08-22 via direct curl. 3 pages, sha256 a013045bcf58f470d1e4bef2980e85367cb9a0548b008d95364b48710d6bd496. PDF dated 2025-02-19; same bytes as the legacy .../mfresources/DCA-Compliance-Instructions.pdf URL. Confirmed reachable 2026-08-27 despite the archiver reporting it unreachable: plain curl with a standard browser User-Agent. The URL is correct; the fetch was being blocked. Archiver's connection reset was transient. Keep the URL. The /media/992 path is an opaque numeric media id with no edition in it, so a 2025 or 2026 edition could be swapped in behind the same id without any URL change -- this is a hash-check-dependent source and the recorded hash currently matches.

2 pages, 145,367 bytes, sha256 481a4302294370560522badf5f38596466201ef967f0b99c1b49e2839ee2d19e. Fetched 2026-08-24 with plain curl and a standard browser User-Agent; no bot wall. Linked as the sole attachment on DHCD's Portfolio and Asset Management page (dhcd.dc.gov/assetmanagement). Sets a District-specific HOTMA implementation date of August 1, 2026 for all tenant income certifications across the DHCD rental portfolio, distinct from the January 1, 2027 HUD compliance deadline it also recites. The memo promises further DHCD HOTMA guidance and training in 2026 and states that 'some areas of HOTMA may be optional or amended by DHCD' without enumerating them; neither the enumeration nor the promised follow-on guidance was located this pass.

25 pages (Part I), 420,843 bytes, sha256 4ab94a19df911771e39d8a6977b6df08379abcd09895b9f2e8ee19d3ca53887d. Fetched 2026-08-24 with plain curl and a standard browser User-Agent; no bot wall. Posted by DHCD as 'DHCD Compliance Manual - Low Income Housing Tax Credits' (publication page dated 2012-03-02), reachable from dhcd.dc.gov/service/project-monitoring. Despite the 2012 date this is the operative monitoring document: the DHCD 2025 QAP (p. 6) states that both 9% and 4% credits 'must comply with two DHCD monitoring procedure guideline documents: the "DHCD Low-Income Housing Tax Credit and HOME Investment Partnerships Program Owner's Compliance Manual" and the most recent "RFP Compliance and Monitoring Reference Guide," which is incorporated by reference in this QAP.' Filename says 'Feb2011' and interior footers say 'Effective February 2011' while the cover page and DHCD's own catalogue entry say February 2012; the cover date is used here. Known stale content within it: the $35/unit monitoring fee (superseded by the 2025 QAP fee table) and UPCS as the inspection standard (DHCD's Portfolio and Asset Management page now states NSPIRE is followed). Part II (HOME) and Part III (Forms) are separate files and were not fetched this pass.

9 pages, 745,008 bytes, sha256 e3e77b566b637b95e67e39b7f3cd65a755aacab5280df80c0bd586519f6d4b3e. Fetched 2026-08-24 with plain curl and a standard browser User-Agent; no bot wall. The 2025 QAP (p. 36) refers to 'PAMD's Utility Allowance Guidelines, available here: https://dhcd.dc.gov/service/project-monitoring'; that page does not currently link a utility allowance document, and this January 2021 policy is the most recent published DHCD utility allowance procedure located. Whether a newer edition exists behind the QAP's reference is recorded as an open question on the utility allowance rule rather than assumed. The document contains an internal inconsistency, disclosed rather than smoothed over: the General Information section says options 1 through 3 'would not normally need to send DHCD a request for approval,' while the option 2 and option 3 sections each require a $150 check and a full submission package.

Agency web page fetched 2026-08-24 with plain curl and a standard browser User-Agent; no bot wall. Carries the agency's own statement of what PAMD monitors, including the line 'Physical Inspections Monitoring / National Standards for the Physical Inspection of Real Estate (NSPIRE) are followed' - the only located DHCD statement that the LIHTC inspection standard is now NSPIRE rather than the UPCS specified in the February 2012 Owner's Compliance Manual. Also the canonical home of the Ownership/Management Agent Change Form, the LIHTC and HOME lease addenda, and the April 2026 HOTMA memo. Classified persuasive rather than binding because it is a service-description page, not a promulgated policy; the NSPIRE transition date is recorded as an open question rather than inferred from it.

Holds 24 CFR 5.233, 'Mandated use of HUD's Enterprise Income Verification (EIV) System', which is the regulatory -- rather than handbook -- basis for mandatory EIV use in the Section 202, Section 811, Section 236 and project-based Section 8 programs, and the section that carries the sanctions-and-disallowed-costs consequence. 5.233's own source credit reads '[74 FR 68934, Dec. 29, 2009, as amended at 88 FR 9655, Feb. 14, 2023]'. 'published' is the latest amendment date eCFR records for 24 CFR part 5 as a whole (2026-01-07), not for subpart B specifically. CONCURRENCY NOTE for integration: a parallel voucher-program authoring pass registered this same id in data/sources/pending_voucher.json, then removed it while this pass had briefly renamed its own copy, leaving three of that pass's rule files (hcv.json, pbv.json, mod_rehab.json) citing an id no file defined. This single record is deliberately the one definition of the subpart for both passes. If pending_voucher.json is later seen to re-add it, keep one and delete the other rather than renaming, because rules in both passes cite this id.

Fetched 2026-08-30; 10 pages, 2,024,904 bytes, sha256 efa59a4177f1346233f116d59a576d7d738164d52a97d9f8edfceadc51a4c50c. The document's own face carries month precision only — 'R. 01/26' and 'Effective 02/26' — so `published` is left null rather than manufacturing a day. Prescribed under Rule 12D-16.002, F.A.C., and covers all eight affordable-housing exemptions in one form: ss. 196.1978(1)(a), (1)(b), (2), (3), (4), 196.1979, 196.19781 and 196.19782. Page 1 states the filing rule for all of them: 'This completed application, including all required attachments, must be filed with the county property appraiser on or before March 1 of the current tax year.' Page 10 lists the fiscal records a nonprofit applicant must attach.

1 page, 66,729 bytes, sha256 3be0f21a9e0e0a19deb65c0f8aa2d2ff2c4b5c34568fd8c588004d86672492a4. 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 -- DSHA's 2024 Monitoring and Compliance Manual, Appendix C, is a single page reading "Spectrum/Delaware / Form, Manuals, and Training" over https://spectrumlihtc.com/state-monitoring/delaware/. That page's "Required Forms" table is how the current edition was established. NO DATE: the form carries no revision line, no copyright line and no footer date, so `published` is null rather than invented. DSHA-branded (its title block reads "DELAWARE STATE HOUSING AUTHORITY / ANNUAL TENANT INCOME SELF-CERTIFICATION"), unlike the other three Delaware forms, which carry the delegate's copyright. Carries two operative rules that appear on no other Delaware artefact: item 2's stop-work instruction where a household member was added in the last twelve months, and a signature-block covenant that the household "agree(s) to immediately move if all members of the household become full time students and are ineligible". It also asks the asset-disposal question with the threshold on its face: "Has the family disposed of any assets valued at $1,000 or more in the last 2 years for less than Market value?" Cited by de.lihtc.household_composition.member_additions_removals_and_manipulation and de.home.certification.home_annual_self_certification_and_sixth_year_reverification.

85 pages, 2,086,744 bytes, sha256 2fb51b737992ef79b428354b3abf4f75ff3163bc98814c19fd96ff0e4606a4c7. CURRENT EDITION, established from DSHA's own LIHTC program page (destatehousing.com/build/lihtc/), which lists exactly one compliance manual and links this file. Two other copies muddy search: (a) an earlier upload of the SAME February 2024 edition at /wp-content/uploads/2024/04/DSHA-Tax-Credit-Compliance-Monitoring-Manual-2024.pdf (85 pp, 1,833,385 bytes, different render so different hash, sha256 dad05e2528e450a92e2604e6cdf31ef436b1e9c97a1d9d9702ad31ce6ede6794); and (b) the SUPERSEDED 'Revised 06/11' edition, 146 pp, still HTTP 200 on 2026-08-25 at /wp-content/uploads/2024/02/dsha-tax-credit-compliance-monitoring-manual-11.pdf (sha256 8cd8e19afb742e5ae077603b5749ff3add971ab3432a4547414b2f246eb50a13) and ranked first by web search. The manual predates HOTMA implementation and does not mention it. Internal page numbers run ~4 lower than PDF page numbers; locators below cite the printed page. Note two conflicts with the 2025-2026 QAP that are encoded as open questions on the affected rules: correction period (manual 45 days, QAP 60) and upfront monitoring fee (manual $500/unit, QAP $750/$1,000). TWO ANNOTATIONS CORRECTED 2026-08-28. (1) 'The manual predates HOTMA implementation and does not mention it' is FALSE. The manual reproduces HUD's four-scenario net-family-assets table and the full HOTMA exclusion table, headed 'The following assets are excluded under HOTMA', and refers to 'HOTMA Regulation effective 1/1/2024'. It was missed because BOTH TABLES ARE PASTED SCREENSHOTS of a HUD training deck whose OCR text layer is corrupt exactly at the operative bullets: the $50,000 figures extract as '$5o,ooo*' and '$50,ooo,' with letter o's. A keyword search for '50,000' or 'HOTMA' finds neither. This is the no-text-layer trap in a new form -- a MANGLED extraction rather than an empty one, which gives no signal that anything is wrong. (2) 'Internal page numbers run ~4 lower than PDF page numbers' -- the offset is consistently 5, checked at 15 pages.

4 pages, 62,612 bytes, sha256 fe571786bcc63bac5c1bf6aa3f09c3aa2057a1941669b07568caab9d9b72de23. Listed on DSHA's LIHTC page as 'Post - 15 Compliance Monitoring Procedures'. The document footer reads 08/13/10, but it is current in the operative sense: the February 2024 manual reproduces it nearly verbatim as ch. XXVI (pp. 66-68 printed). That reproduction is also why its UPCS inspection standard (item 8) survives into 2024 text while the same manual's compliance-period chapter (XVII) elects NSPIRE - a conflict encoded on de.lihtc.post_year_15_streamlined_monitoring rather than resolved.

Carries the public housing income-targeting requirement at subsec. (a), the deconcentration mandate at (a)(3)(B) that 24 CFR 903.2 implements, the HOTMA section 103 over-income regime at (a)(5) added by Pub. L. 114-201, and the HOTMA section 104 asset limits at subsec. (e) added by the same Act. A DISCREPANCY WORTH KNOWING: (a)(5)(C) states the over-income limitation as '120 percent of the median income for the area', while HUD's implementing regulation at 24 CFR 960.507(b) sets the over-income limit at the very-low-income limit multiplied by 2.4. Those are not arithmetically the same number wherever the published very-low-income limit is capped or adjusted, which is most large metropolitan areas. The regulation is what a PHA administers; the statute is what the regulation is written under.

Added because 24 CFR 578.103(a)(3) does not state the Continuum of Care homeless-status evidence standard -- it adopts 24 CFR 576.500(b) by reference -- so a CoC intake obligation cannot be cited without part 576. 'published' carries the latest amendment date eCFR's own versions metadata records for the part (2025-04-02), not a date inferred from the URL. 576.500's printed credit line reads: 76 FR 75974, Dec. 5, 2011, as amended at 80 FR 42368, July 16, 2015; 80 FR 75939, Dec. 7, 2015; 81 FR 80809, Nov. 16, 2016; 85 FR 47911, Aug. 7, 2020; 86 FR 30792, June 10, 2021; 90 FR 11024, Mar. 3, 2025. eCFR re-renders current text, so this source is NOT in the codified-law blind spot described in CLAUDE.md: an amendment moves the hash.

SUBJECT, verbatim from the document: "Enterprise Income Verification (EIV) System". Issued March 8, 2013. Cross references 24 CFR 5.233, 5.236 and 5.659. Supersedes Notices H 2008-03, H 2009-20, H 2010-10 and H 2011-21. Expiry clause, verbatim: "This notice remains in effect until amended, revoked, or superseded." -- so it does not lapse on a date and its currency is a question about later notices, not about age. THIS RECORD REPLACES src.hud.notice_h_2013_21, WHICH NAMED THE WRONG NOTICE. That record was titled as the EIV notice while its id said H 2013-21; its own notes flagged the contradiction on 2026-08-27 and refused to attach a url rather than guess, which is what made this recoverable. Resolved 2026-09-03 by fetching both: H 2013-21, issued July 25, 2013, is "Implementation and approval of owner-adopted admissions preferences for individuals or families experiencing homelessness" and has nothing to do with EIV. The citation field was the half that was right. OPEN QUESTIONS (this schema has no provenance block, so they live here rather than being dropped): 1. Whether HUD Notice H 2023-10 or H 2025-07 amends any part of the EIV instructions in this notice. NOT established; both are in the corpus and neither has been read against this one. The freshness block carries the same question as a high supersession risk. 2. HUD Notice H 2013-21 -- owner-adopted admissions preferences for individuals or families experiencing homelessness, issued 2013-07-25 -- was fetched while resolving this and is NOT in the corpus. It states a real obligation about what an owner's Tenant Selection Plan must carry, and no rule here models it.

Cited here only for the provisions that gate a CDBG housing commitment: 58.4 (responsible entities assume HUD's NEPA responsibilities by grant agreement or HUD Form 7015.15), 58.22 (limitations on activities pending clearance - no commitment of HUD assistance, and no commitment of non-HUD funds on a choice-limiting action, until HUD or the State approves the RROF and certification; exempt and categorically excluded activities need no RROF; the nominal-cost option agreement carve-out at 58.22(d); the relocation carve-out at 58.22(f)), 58.71 (the RROF and certification are executed by the Certifying Officer). 'published' carries the most recent amendment date printed in the part's source credits (89 FR 30913, 23 April 2024). eCFR re-renders current text, so this source is NOT in the codified-law-cited-as-a-fixed-file blind spot described in CLAUDE.md.

'published' carries the LATEST AMENDMENT DATE eCFR records for part 247 (2026-03-13). 24 CFR 247.2 defines 'subsidized project' to include a project receiving interest reduction payments under section 236, and to include units receiving rent supplement payments or project-based Section 8 -- but expressly NOT project-based Section 8 under 24 CFR parts 880, 881, 883 and 884 except as those parts provide. That carve-out is why this corpus cites 880.607 for PBRA terminations and part 247 for Section 236 and 221(d)(3) BMIR terminations. TWO PENDING CHANGES the rendered text itself flags on 24 CFR 247.4: 'Link to an amendment published at 91 FR 9452, Feb. 26, 2026' and 'This amendment was delayed indefinitely at 91 FR 12301, Mar. 13, 2026'. Neither Federal Register document was retrieved for this pass, so what the amendment does and how long the delay runs are OPEN. 24 CFR 247.4's own source credit ends '89 FR 101302, Dec. 13, 2024'.