HARPS Housing Bridge Subsidy Guidelines Sample Clauses

HARPS Housing Bridge Subsidy Guidelines. 6.1. The budget for the HARPS Housing Bridge Subsidy is short-term funding to help reduce barriers and increase access to housing. Individuals exiting detox, 30, 60, and 6.2. HARPS Bridge Subsidies are temporary in nature and should be combined with other funding streams, whenever possible, to leverage resources to assist individuals in obtaining and maintaining a permanent residence. 6.3. HARPS Bridge subsidies are estimated at $500 per person for 3 months. Allowable expenses for HARPS Housing Bridge Subsidy: 6.3.1. Monthly rent and utilities, and any combination of first and last months’ rent for up to three (3) months. Rent may only be paid one month at a time, although rental arrears, pro-rated rent, and last month’s may be included with the first month’s payment. 6.3.2. Rental and/or utility arrears for up to three months. Rental and/or utility arrears may be paid if the payment enables the household to remain in the housing unit for which the arrears are being paid or move to another unit. The HARPS bridge subsidy may be used to bring the program participant out of default for the debt and the HARPS Peer Specialist will assist the participant to make payment arrangements to pay off the remaining balances. 6.3.3. Security deposits and utility deposits for a household moving into a new unit. 6.3.4. HARPS rent assistance may be used for move-in costs including but not limited to deposits and first months’ rent associated with housing, including project- or tenant- based housing. 6.3.5. Application fees, background and credit check fees for rental housing. 6.3.6. Lot rent for RV or manufactured home. 6.3.7. Costs of parking spaces when connected to a unit. 6.3.8. Landlord incentives (provided there are written policies and/or procedures explaining what constitutes landlord incentives, how they are determined, and who has approval and review responsibilities). 6.3.9. Reasonable storage costs. 6.3.10. Reasonable moving costs such as truck rental and hiring a moving company. 6.3.11. Hotel/Motel expenses for up to 30 days if unsheltered households are actively engaged in housing search and no other shelter option is available.
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HARPS Housing Bridge Subsidy Guidelines. Sub-section 6.11 deliverables table is replaced and incorporated herein.
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