| 1) |
The family
must supply any information to the PHA that
HUD requires for DHAP assistance. Any information
supplied by the family must be true and complete. |
| 2) |
The family
may not commit any serious or repeated violation
of the lease, such as damaging the unit or
failing to pay their share of the rent in
accordance with the lease. |
| 3) |
During
the term of the lease, the family must reside
in the DHAP unit. The family must not sublease,
let, assign the lease or transfer the unit.
The family must not own or have any interest
in the unit. |
| 4) |
The family
must notify the PHA before the family moves
out of the unit or terminates the lease. If
the family terminates the lease on notice
to the owner, the family must give the PHA
a copy of the notice of termination at the
same time. If family must promptly return
to the PHA the full amount of any DHAP utility
deposit assistance provided to the family
by the PHA. |
| 5) |
The family
must allow the PHA to inspect the unit at
reasonable times and after reasonable notice. |
| 6) |
The family
must promptly provide any information required
by the PHA to determine and verify that the
family is eligible for continued DHAP assistance.
Any information supplied by the family must
be true and complete. (To be eligible for
continued DHAP assistance after the earlier
for July 31, 2009, or six months from the
effective date of the initial DRSC executed
on behalf of the family, the family must demostrate
that the family's current housing cost exceed
30 percent of the family's current monthly
income.) |
| 7) |
The members
of the family must not commit fraud, bribery,
or criminal act in connection with the DHAP. |
| 8) |
The members
of the family may not engage in drug-related
criminal activity or violent criminal activity. |
| 9) |
The members
of the family may not engage in other criminal
activity which may threaten the health, safety,
or right to peaceful enjoyment of the premises
by other residents or person residing in the
immediate vicinity. |
| 10) |
The members
of the family may not engage in other criminal
activity which may threaten the health or
safety of the owner, property manament staff,
or persons performing a contract administrative
function or responsability on behalf of the
PHA (including a PHA employee or a PHA contractor,
subcontractor or agent). |
| 11) |
The members
of the family may not threaten or engage in
abusive or violent behavior toward PHA personnel. |
|
12)
|
The family
must participate in the required case management
services provided by the PHA. |
| 13) |
A family may not receive the benefit of a duplicate subsidy while receiving DHAP rental assistance |
| 14) |
For all
pre-disaster HUD-assisted families: Upon notice
from the PHA that your predisaster HUD-assisted
unit or a comparable unit in the project is
available for occupancy, the family may opt
to return to the pre-disaster project with
the understanding that the family's eligibility
for DHAP assistance will end as of the date
by which the family has to return to the project.
It should also be understood that if the family
declines the opportunity to return to the
project, the PHA or owner will lease the assisted
unit to another family. Furthermore, the PHA
must terminate the family's participation
in the program in accordance with the section
4.r of the DHAP Operating Requirements. |
| 15) |
The family
must comply with any additional requirements
specified by HUD or FEMA. |
