Transitional dwellings Sample Clauses

Transitional dwellings. When the scope of the Residential Tenancies Act (RTA) was extended to include AHB tenancies, the concept of a ‘transitional dwelling’ was introduced. A transitional dwelling is a dwelling let by an AHB which does not benefit from the security of tenure given to other tenancies by the RTAs. The model is based on the premise that residents need time and assistance to prepare for independent living, after which they will enter into their own independent tenancy and the transitional dwelling will be made available for a new tenant. Transitional accommodation is usually operated by AHB’s that offer ancillary services, such as providing for specific social and health care needs – for example, youth services, prisoner release, domestic violence, neurological or other physical rehabilitation, addiction step-down programmes and homelessness. The definition of “transitional accommodation” set out in section 25(6) of the Residential Tenancies Act 2004 (as inserted by section 9 of the Residential Tenancies (Amendment) Act 2015) provides that a transitional dwelling means a dwelling that an AHB leases for periods not exceeding 18 months for the purposes for the AHB concerned. Typically, transitional housing will have been purpose-built, in strategic locations - for example, close to hospitals - to provide medium-term accommodation to clients along with on-site or visiting supports. Where a lease exceeds 18 months the dwelling in question is no longer considered to be “transitional accommodation” for the purposes of the Act and the tenant obtains rights under Part 4. The intent of the legislation is to extend Part 4 protections to tenants who have been in transitional accommodation for more than 18 months. Other than this, there is no implicit or conscious intent to change the nature of the tenancy, the dwelling or the ancillary support services associated with this type of tenancy or dwelling. An AHB that wishes to designate a dwelling as “transitional accommodation” must seek the consent of the relevant housing authority in advance. On receipt of such a request, the housing authority should consent to that designation where they consider that:
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