Cal. Civ. Code § 0770-03-01-.10
ESTABLISHMENT OF INCOME LIMIT Schedules: 30 percent occupancy by very low-income families.
Operative Text
(1) Income limit Schedules for Moderate Rehabilitation are the same as those established pursuant to 24 CFR 882.112 (c). (2) Occupancy by Very Low-Income Families. (a) Owners in the Moderate Rehabilitation Program will be required under the Contract to lease, to the maximum extent feasible, at least 30 percent of the units under Contract to Very Low- Income Families (b) The Agency must administer its Moderate Rehabilitation Program and Existing Housing Program under this Part so that at least 30 percent of the Families assisted by the Agency under these Programs are Very LowIncome Families. To this end the Agency may refer Very Low- income Families to other Owners rehabilitating vacant units under the Moderate Rehabilitation Program or provide assistance to such Families through its Existing Housing Program. Authority: T.C.A. §13-23-115 (18). Administrative History: Original rule filed July 13, 1982; effective August 12, 1982.
Tenn. Comp. R. & Regs. 0770-03-01 § 0770-03-01-.10 establishes that income limit schedules for Tennessee's Moderate Rehabilitation Program align with federal standards set under 24 CFR 882.112(c). The rule further requires that at least 30 percent of units under a Moderate Rehabilitation Contract be leased to Very Low-Income Families, to the maximum extent feasible. The administering Agency is also obligated to ensure that at least 30 percent of all families it assists across both the Moderate Rehabilitation and Existing Housing Programs qualify as Very Low-Income Families.
Plain English — not legal advice.
Under § 0770-03-01-.10, owners participating in Tennessee's Moderate Rehabilitation Program are contractually bound to lease at least 30 percent of their covered units to Very Low-Income Families, to the maximum extent feasible. Compliant operators generally track the income qualifications of their tenant mix against the income limit schedules referenced in 24 CFR 882.112(c) and maintain documentation demonstrating ongoing adherence to this threshold. Owners should also be aware that the Agency may refer Very Low-Income Families to their properties as part of its broader program administration obligations.
General guidance for property managers — not legal advice for your specific situation. Consult an attorney for advice on your case.
Section 0770-03-01-.10 establishes a meaningful set-aside requiring that at least 30 percent of units in Tennessee's Moderate Rehabilitation Program be made available to Very Low-Income Families, which may expand housing access for qualifying households. Tenants who believe they qualify as Very Low-Income Families and are seeking assistance may find it useful to contact the administering Agency directly, as the rule authorizes the Agency to refer such families to participating owners or provide assistance through the Existing Housing Program. Tenant-rights organizations familiar with Tennessee's housing programs can help individuals understand whether they fall within the income limits defined by reference to 24 CFR 882.112(c) and what options may be available to them.
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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