FY 12 Plan - HUD

[Moving-to-Work 2011-2012 Annual Plan]
may offer some supportive services for these developments, but needs the flexibility not
to offer such services for every unit where PBV will be committed.
Metric Baseline Benchmark Outcome
Occupancy rate of
communities
where PBV is
committed
64% occupancy
rate
SAHA will monitor the
occupancy of PBV
committed units in
year 1
100% occupancy
rate
SAHA is currently developing
a monitoring tool to capture
and evaluate this activities
intended purpose
Average earned
income of PBV
families to which
the exception is
applied, relative to
others in the
same
developments
SAHA will monitor
both average family
earned income of all
PBV committed units
receiving supportive
services, as well as
families not receiving
supportive services
Average earned
income of such
families should be
equal or greater
than that of others
in the development
SAHA is currently developing
a monitoring tool to capture
and evaluate this activities
intended purpose
ACTIVITY 8
Revised Mobility Rules for Project-Based Voucher
A. Description of MTW Activity:
SAHA proposes that project-based voucher (PBV) households would have priority for
the first available tenant-based voucher after two years, rather than one year, of
occupancy. This would assist efforts to stabilize occupancy at the first development
where PBV will be committed, the Springhill development.
Metric Baseline Benchmark Outcome
Move-out rate of
PBV units
Zero PBV units
committed to
affordable housing
portfolio
SAHA will monitor the
move-out rate of
families living in PBV
Move-out rate after
second year is
significant, but not
so high as to
undermine project
stability (e.g., 10%
range)
SAHA is currently
developing a monitoring
tool to capture and
evaluate this activities
intended purpose
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