Examples of HOPE VI in a sentence
Identify any approved HOPE VI and/or public housing development or replacement activities not described in the Capital Fund Program Annual Statement.
Status of HOPE VI revitalization grant(s): HOPE VI Revitalization Grant Status a.
The total “units” in one or more separate applications, filed by Related Parties, proposing projects within one-fourth (1/4) mile of one another, filed at any time within a twelve (12) month period, shall, for purposes of this subsection be subject to the above project size limitations, except when specifically waived by the Executive Director in unusual circumstances such as HOPE VI or large neighborhood redevelopment proposals pursuant to a specific neighborhood plan.
Use of a capitalized rent reserve is limited to Special Needs projects, SRO projects, projects applying under the Non-profit Homeless Assistance set-aside, HOPE VI projects, and Section 8 project based projects.
An amount equal to three percent (3%) of the Federal Credit Ceiling for any calendar year, calculated as of February first of the calendar year, shall be held back to fund overages that occur in the second funding round set-asides and/or in the Geographic Apportionments because of funding projects in excess of the amounts available to those Set Asides or Geographic Apportionments, the funding of large projects, such as HOPE VI projects, or other Waiting List or priority projects.
HOPE VI and other large projects will generally be directed towards the tax- exempt bond program.
Projects that serve as a component of an overall HOPE VI revitalization effort.
Completed documentation must be submitted by specific due dates as indicated on the Master Calendar, the Accountability Checklist, or by Administration.
Consultants include, but are not limited to, construction management consultants, interior design consultants, relocation specialists, tax credit application consultants, resident certification consultants, HOPE VI consultants, etc.
The Committee shall allow operating reserve amounts in excess of industry norms to be considered “reasonable costs,” for purposes of this subsection, only for applications requesting a reservation of Tax Credits under the Nonprofit set-aside homeless assistance apportionment, as described in Section 10315(b), SRO, Special Needs, or HOPE VI, or project based Section 8 projects.