If HUD awards a PHA program funding that is targeted for families living in specified units:
The PHA must use the assistance for the families living in these units.
The PHA may admit a family that is not on the PHA waiting list, or without considering the family's waiting list position. The PHA must maintain records showing that the family was admitted with HUD-targeted assistance.
The following are examples of types of program funding that may be targeted for a family living in a specified unit:
A family displaced because of demolition or disposition of a public housing project;
A family residing in a multifamily rental housing project when HUD sells, forecloses or demolishes the project;
For housing covered by the Low Income Housing Preservation and Resident Homeownership Act of 1990 (41 U.S.C. 4101 et seq.):
A non-purchasing family residing in a project subject to a homeownership program (under 24 CFR 248.173); or
A family displaced because of mortgage prepayment or voluntary termination of a mortgage insurance contract (as provided in 24 CFR 248.165);
A family residing in a project covered by a project-based Section 8 HAP contract at or near the end of the HAP contract term; and
A non-purchasing family residing in a HOPE 1 or HOPE 2 project.
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