FY 12 Plan - HUD
FY 12 Plan - HUD
FY 12 Plan - HUD
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[Moving-to-Work 2011-20<strong>12</strong> Annual <strong>Plan</strong>]<br />
E. Data Collection:<br />
SAHA will conduct time studies to determine the number of hour‟s staff spends on<br />
conducting recertifications. SAHA will also monitor cost of materials incurred during<br />
recertification processes to determine cost reduction as a result of this activity.<br />
F. Authorization Cited:<br />
The proposed activity is authorized in SAHA’s MTW Agreement, Attachment C,<br />
Paragraph D1, C<br />
G. Rent Reform:<br />
Any increase in income will not alter participant voucher until the next recertification.<br />
ACTIVITY 11<br />
Local Project-Based Voucher Program for Former Public Housing Residents<br />
A. Description of Activity:<br />
With respect to public housing units that have been disposed of and converted to<br />
project-based vouchers (PBV), SAHA may modify the PBV program policy for former<br />
public housing residents, including but not limited to continuation of Family Self-<br />
Sufficiency participants, which lived in units that have been disposed of or converted<br />
into PBV units. This activity will allow households paying public housing flat rents to<br />
continue to pay such rents or transitional higher rents that remain below 30% of their<br />
adjusted incomes;<br />
With respect to pro-rated households who otherwise would see a significant rent<br />
increase, this allows SAHA related-entity owners of the PBV units to request lower<br />
contract rents for those families‟ units without affecting rent comparability for other units<br />
at the developments; and allows utility allowances consistent with the utility allowances<br />
the households were paying on the units in the public housing program, which may be<br />
more or less than the utility allowances that would be paid with respect to such units<br />
under the voucher program; and make any other necessary rent or occupancy policy<br />
adjustments to provide minimal negative impact to former public housing residents.<br />
B. Statutory Objectives:<br />
The proposed activity would increase housing choices, by preventing potential<br />
displacement resulting from application of PBV rent and occupancy rules to former<br />
public housing residents.<br />
C. Impact Analysis:<br />
The proposed activity will enable SAHA to convert public housing to project-based<br />
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