Affirmative Fair Housing Marketing Plan. Exclusive listing brokers or auc- tioneers selling SFH properties having 5 or more properties in the same sub- division listed or offered for sale at the same time will prepare and submit to Rural Development an acceptable Form HUD 935.2, ‘‘Affirmative Fair Housing Marketing Plan,’’ for each such subdivision in accordance with § 1901.203(c) of Subpart E of Part 1901 of this chapter.
Affirmative Fair Housing Marketing Plan. For all programs assisting five or more households, Developer has established procedures and will take steps necessary to affirmatively further Fair Housing in accordance with City policies, attached hereto in Exhibit “G“, and federal regulations codified at 24 CFR 570.487(b) and 24 CFR 92.351, respective of CDBG/HOME funding. Developer has submitted to the City HUD Form 92243, Affirmative Fair Housing Marketing Plan, outlining its strategy to encourage those who are least likely to apply for the services funded by this Agreement.
Affirmative Fair Housing Marketing Plan. Within ___ days of execution of this Agreement, the Monitoring Agent agrees to review and recommend any changes to the Affirmative Fair Housing Marketing Plan (the "AFHMP") to the Subsidizing Agency for approval. The Monitoring Agent shall ensure substantive compliance with the approved AFHMP and lottery process. All costs of carrying out the AFHMP with respect to outreach, location and selection of Eligible Purchasers shall be paid from the Resale Fee (as defined in the Affordable Housing Restriction). The Monitoring Agent agrees to maintain for at least five (5) years a record of all newspaper ads, outreach letters, translations, leaflets, and all Affirmative Fair Marketing efforts (collectively, the “Marketing Documentation”) as described in the AFHMP.
Affirmative Fair Housing Marketing Plan. For all programs assisting five or more households, Subrecipient has established procedures and will take steps necessary to affirmatively further Fair Housing in accordance with City policies, incorporated herein as (Exhibit E), and federal regulations codified at 24CFR570.487(b) and 24CFR92.351, respective of CDBG/HOME funding. Subrecipient has submitted, to the City, HUD Form 92243, Affirmative Fair Housing Marketing Plan outlining its strategy to encourage those who are least likely to apply for the services funded by this Agreement.
Affirmative Fair Housing Marketing Plan. The agreement must specify the State recipient’s affirmative marketing responsibilities in accordance with э92.351, if the HOME funds received by the State recipient will be used for housing containing five or more assisted units.
Affirmative Fair Housing Marketing Plan. By signing this Agreement Term Loan Agreement, Borrower certifies to Lender that Borrower has prepared and provided an Affirmative Fair Housing Marketing Plan to the RD in accordance with RD Instruction 1901-E, section 1901.203(c).
Affirmative Fair Housing Marketing Plan. Statement of Policy
Affirmative Fair Housing Marketing Plan. (1) Borrowers with housing projects that have five or more rental units must prepare and maintain an Affirmative Fair Housing Marketing
Affirmative Fair Housing Marketing Plan. The Management Agent shall comply with the MHFA approved "Affirmative Fair Housing Marketing Plan" if applicable, that has been approved by the MHFA for use with the Development, and shall utilize such measures as may be required by the Owner or MHFA to encourage affirmatively the occupancy of residential units by members of minority groups.
Affirmative Fair Housing Marketing Plan. The Developer agrees to deliver to the Subsidizing Agency and the Monitoring Agent an Affirmative Fair Housing Marketing Plan (the "AFHMP"). The Monitoring Agent agrees to review the AFHMP and recommend approval/disapproval to the Subsidizing Agency. The Monitoring Agent shall ensure substantive compliance with the approved AFHMP and lottery process, as described in the Regulatory Agreement. All costs of carrying out the AFHMP with respect to outreach, location and selection of the initial Eligible Purchasers shall be included in the initial fee paid by the Subsidizing Agency; thereafter, such costs shall be paid from the Resale Fee (as defined in the Affordable Housing Restriction). The Developer agrees to maintain for at least five (5) years following the sale of the last Affordable Unit, a record of all newspaper ads, outreach letters, translations, leaflets, and all Affirmative Fair Marketing efforts (collectively, the “Marketing Documentation”) as described in the AFHMP. If at any time prior to or during the initial marketing of the Affordable Units, the Subsidizing Agency determines that the Developer or the Monitoring Agent has not adequately complied with the approved AFHMP, the Developer or Monitoring Agent, as the case may be, shall take such additional corrective measures as shall be specified by the Subsidizing Agency.
