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Chapter 2 – Waiting List, Admission, and Denial of Admission [24 CFR Part 5, Subparts B, D & E; Part 982, Subpart E] D. FAMILY OUTREACH SDHC will publicize and disseminate information to make known the availability of housing assistance and related services for very low-income families on a regular basis. When SDHC’s waiting list is open, SDHC will publicize the availability and nature of housing assistance for very low-income families. SDHC will communicate the status of housing availability to other service providers in the community, and advise them of housing eligibility factors and guidelines in order that they may make proper referrals for housing assistance. E. APPLICANT STATUS WHILE ON WAITING LIST [24 CFR 982.204] Applicants are required to inform SDHC of changes in address online within 14 days. Applicants are also required to respond to requests from SDHC to update information on their application and to determine their interest in assistance. To provide specific accommodation for a person with a disability, a staff person may complete the information over the telephone After submission of the Application for Housing Assistance, the online confirmation page will be the applicant’s written notification of waiting list status. F. SPLIT HOUSEHOLDS (PRIOR TO VOUCHER ISSUANCE) During the time while a family is on the Section 8 waiting list, if the family were to decide to split into two otherwise eligible families (due to divorce or legal separation) and the new families both wish to claim the same placement on the waiting list, a separate application will be made for each with the original date and time of application that they had as an intact family. However, if a family is selected from the Section 8 waiting list and begins the eligibility process for voucher issuance, the household will no longer be able to separate into two families. Instead, SDHC will have the final authority to determine which of the new family members would be best served by Section 8 assistance. SDHC will consider the following factors to determine which of the families will be issued the voucher: - Which of the new family units has custody of the dependent child(ren) - The composition of the new families, and whether they include elderly or disabled members - Whether domestic violence was involved in the breakup - Recommendations of reliable, knowledgeable third-party professionals. Upon request of SDHC, documentation of these factors will be the responsibility of the family. If documentation is not provided, SDHC will deny eligibility based on failure to provide information necessary for the eligibility determination. 2-2
Chapter 2 – Waiting List, Admission, and Denial of Admission [24 CFR Part 5, Subparts B, D & E; Part 982, Subpart E] G. WAITING LIST ORDER [24 CFR 982.204] Except for Special Admissions, applicants will be selected from SDHC waiting list in accordance with policies and preferences and income targeting requirements defined in this Administrative Plan. SDHC will maintain information that permits proper selection from the waiting list. H. SPECIAL ADMISSIONS [24 CFR 982.54(d), 982.203] If HUD awards SDHC program funding that is targeted for specifically named families, SDHC will admit these families under a Special Admission procedure. Special admissions families will be admitted outside of the regular waiting list process. They do not necessarily have to qualify for any preferences, nor are they required to be on the program waiting list. SDHC maintains separate records of these admissions. The following are examples of types of program funding that may be designated by HUD for families living in a specified unit: - A family displaced because of demolition or disposition of a Public or Indian housing project; - A family residing in a multifamily rental housing project when HUD sells, forecloses or demolishes the project; - For housing covered by the Low Income Housing Preservation and Resident Home-ownership Act of 1990; - A family residing in a project covered by a Project-Based Section 8 HAP contract at or near the end of the HAP contract term; - Veterans Affairs Supportive Housing (VASH). - Family Unification Program (FUP). - Project Based for designated service providers. - Non-Elderly and Disabled Families I. RANKING LOCAL PREFERENCES Within each of the following numbered categories, applicants will be served by date and time of application. 1. Applicants who live and/or work in the City of San Diego and who are families of two or more people that include a dependent or individuals who are disabled or age 62 or older, or veterans, or active U.S. Service Person or a homeless person with a disability 2. Other applicants who live and/or work in the City of San Diego 3. Applicants who do not live and/or work in the City of San Diego and who are families of two or more people that include a dependent or individuals who are disabled or age 62 or older, or veterans, or active U.S. Service Person or a homeless person with a disability 4. Other applicants who do not live and/or work in the City San Diego 2-3
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