OAR 813 § 813-310-0095
Exemption for Funding Rejection Prior to July 1, 2004; Continued Funding
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Until July 1, 2006, the Department may exempt projects that were submitted and rejected for Consolidated Funding Cycle funding prior to the effective date of these rules, July 1, 2004, if compliance with these rules would add significant cost to development of the re-submitted project. The Department may continue to provide funding after July 1, 2006, to complete any project approved for funding prior to July 1, 2006.
OAR 813 § 813-310-0095 established a transitional exemption for housing projects that had been submitted and rejected for Consolidated Funding Cycle funding before July 1, 2004. Through July 1, 2006, the Oregon Department of Housing and Community Services could waive compliance with the newer rules for such projects if following those rules would substantially increase development costs upon resubmission. Additionally, the Department retained authority to continue funding any project that received approval before July 1, 2006, even if disbursements extended beyond that date.
Plain English — not legal advice.
Developers and property owners who had projects rejected from the Consolidated Funding Cycle before July 1, 2004 should be aware that OAR 813 § 813-310-0095 provided a limited window—through July 1, 2006—during which the Oregon Department of Housing and Community Services could grant relief from the newer rule requirements on resubmission. Operators whose projects were approved for funding before July 1, 2006 could continue to receive that funding to completion, even past the cutoff date. Because this provision's transitional periods have now elapsed, its practical relevance today applies primarily to projects that were in the pipeline during that era.
General guidance for property managers — not legal advice for your specific situation. Consult an attorney for advice on your case.
OAR 813 § 813-310-0095 is a transitional rule that governed how the Oregon Department of Housing and Community Services handled certain housing development projects during a specific window between 2004 and 2006. While this provision primarily affects project developers and the Department rather than individual tenants directly, it shaped which affordable housing projects moved forward during that period. Tenants with questions about how funding decisions under this rule may have affected a particular housing development can consult a tenant-rights organization or contact the Oregon Department of Housing and Community Services for historical project information.
General guidance for tenants — not legal advice for your specific situation. Consult a tenant-rights organization or attorney for advice on your case.
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