Status Reports for UFAS-Accessible Units Sample Clauses

Status Reports for UFAS-Accessible Units a. The HACLV will provide Quarterly Reports to HUD on the number of UFAS- Accessible Units for which funds have been reserved, physical work has been undertaken, physical work has been completed, and independent verification of UFAS compliance by development and bedroom size. The Quarterly Report will include unit counts for the given reporting period and cumulatively from the effective date of this Agreement.
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Status Reports for UFAS-Accessible Units a. HACL will provide Quarterly Reports to HUD to document the production of UFAS- Accessible Units. The Quarterly Reports will provide the following information: (1) the number of UFAS-Accessible Units for which funds have been reserved; (2) the physical work that has been undertaken by development name and complete unit address; and (3) the physical work that has been completed by development name and complete unit address. The Quarterly Report will also provide, for each completed unit, an independent verification of UFAS compliance by development and bedroom size. The Quarterly Report will include unit counts for the given reporting period and cumulatively from the effective date of this Agreement.
Status Reports for UFAS-Accessible Units. Accessible Units The PRPHA will biannually provide reports to HUD on the number of accessible units which have been certified by an independent third party as completed and in UFAS compliance during the prior six months. The report will identify the units by housing project, specific address, and by bedroom size. The biannual report will also give a cumulative account of the total number of certified units in PRPHA’s possession.
Status Reports for UFAS-Accessible Units a. The HACH will provide Quarterly Reports to HUD. The Quarterly Reports will provide the following information: (1) the number of UFAS-Accessible Units for which funds have been reserved; (2) the physical work that has been undertaken by development name and complete unit address; and (3) the physical work that has been completed by development name and complete unit address. The Quarterly Report will also provide, for each completed unit, an independent verification of UFAS compliance by development and bedroom size. The Quarterly Report will include unit counts for the given reporting period and cumulatively from the effective date of this Agreement.
Status Reports for UFAS-Accessible Units a. The MDHA will provide Quarterly Reports to HUD. The Quarterly Reports will provide the following information: (1) the number of UFAS-Accessible Units for which funds have been reserved; (2) the physical work that has been undertaken by development name and complete unit address; and, (3) the physical work that has been completed by development name and complete unit address. The Quarterly Report will also provide, for each completed unit, an independent verification of UFAS compliance by development and bedroom size. The Quarterly Report will include unit counts for the given reporting period and cumulatively from the effective date of this Agreement. The MDHA will also provide a narrative to describe any delays in meeting the interim timeframes and benchmarks identified in the HUD approved UFAS Accessible Unit Plan, referenced in Paragraph IV. (C)(2).

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