FY 12 Plan - HUD

[Moving-to-Work 2011-2012 Annual Plan]
5. Project-Based Assistance Housing Stock Information
This form of assistance is linked to a particular property in which the owners enter into a
contract with HUD under specific terms. Tenants moving into the building pay 30% of
their adjusted gross income in rent, and the remainder is subsidized by HUD. All units
subsidized under the PBA program must meet federal housing standards. Tenants
receive the rental assistance as long as they live in the building and remain income
eligible. The cart below exhibits our PBA inventory.
Development Elderly/Disabled Number of Units
Reagan West Apartments Family 15
Spring Hill I Apartments Family 253
Spring II Hill Apartments Family 196
Sunshine Plaza Apartments Elderly 100
Villa De Valencia Apartments Family 104
B. Lease-Up Information: March 2011
1. Public Housing Units
SAHA is currently leased at 98.4% in all of its public housing units. The overall turnover
ratio for all properties is 27%.
For the 2011-2012 MTW demonstration years, SAHA has a number of unit‟s offline due
to renovation and litigation. Lewis Chatham Apartments, with 119 elderly/disabled units,
will remain closed for renovation until mid 2011. Mirasol Homes, which is currently
involved in litigation, includes 80 units which are unavailable and are not expected to be
occupied in the foreseeable future. Marie McGuire, which is 63 units, is currently offline
due to building repairs. It is expected that Mc Guire will be completed in September
2012.
SAHA is submitting an application to convert 496 public housing family units to Project
Based Vouchers (PBV) beginning in July 2011. Plans are to convert Villa Veramendi,
166 family units in July 2011 followed by Cross Creek, 66 family units, Morris Beldon,
35 family units and LC Rutledge 66 family units in October 2011 and Scattered Sites,
163 single family homes in January 2012.
Including the offline Mirasol units and the proposed conversion to PBV, SAHA will have
a total of 6076 available public housing units in mid 2011, 5909 units in October 2011
and 5746 at the beginning of 2012. The public housing department will strive to
maintain occupancy at 97% throughout the year. All housing residents are eligible to
become MTW participants; therefore, there is no need to designate non-MTW public
housing units.
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