Families to Be Housed Sample Clauses

Families to Be Housed. The Assisted Units are to be leased by Eligible Families solely as private dwellings and as their principal place of residence. (See also section 2.8.) Families to be housed must be consistent with the Grantee’s Cooperative Agreement, including Grantee’s Program Description (as contained in Exhibit 4 of the Cooperative Agreement), and Grantee’s Inter-Agency Partnership Agreement.
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Families to Be Housed. The Contract Units are to be leased by the Owner to eligible Low-Income Families (Families) for occupancy by such Families solely as private dwellings and as their principal place of residence.
Families to Be Housed a. At the time of the HUD authorized Section 202 Direct Loan prepayment, SPRAC assistance shall be provided to house currently unassisted tenant households who may be either Low-Income or Very Low- Income Families. For purposes of this SPRAC, “Family(ies)” means an Elderly Family as defined by 24 C.F.R § 891.505, or any successor regulation promulgated by the Senior Preservation Rental Assistance program, and may include “Handicapped Families,” as defined in 24 C.F.R. § 891.505, depending on the terms of the Owner’s original Section 202 Loan. Any such unassisted tenant household residing in any of the subject project’s SPRAC Units may continue to reside there, and the unit shall be eligible for SPRAC payments. Upon turnover of these SPRAC Units: • The Owner must restrict successive SPRAC tenancies to Very Low-Income Elderly Families (SPRAC Award based on ranking under either Tier One or Tier Two) • The Owner must restrict successive SPRAC tenancies to Low-Income Elderly Families (SPRAC Award based on ranking under either Tier Three or Tier Four) [OWNER DIRECTIONS: MUST DELETE ONE OF THE ABOVE.]
Families to Be Housed. Contract Administrator (CA) Assistance.

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