Exhibit A4 24 CFR 908.101

Exhibit A4

§ 906.49

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(d) Units to be acquired with federal
funds and used for public housing homeownership. A PHA may not enter into
any contract for acquisition of real
property to be used in a homeownership program unless the required environmental reviews have been performed and approvals have been obtained.
(e) Specific units unidentified. Where
the PHA’s homeownership program
contemplates acquisition of properties
not identified at the time of submission, the PHA must certify that it will
comply with this section, including
paragraph (f) of this section, prior to
such acquisition or construction. HUD
may conditionally approve such a
homeownership
program;
however,
HUD will not give final approval of any
site or unit until the required environmental review has been completed.
(f) Information. The PHA shall supply
all relevant information necessary for
the responsible entity, or HUD, if applicable, to perform the environmental
review for each property included in
the homeownership program, and, if
necessary, shall carry out mitigating
measures or select alternate eligible
properties. Where HUD performs the
environmental review, the PHA shall
comply with 24 CFR 50.3(h).
(g) Non-exclusivity. Nothing in this
section relieves the participating PHA,
and its partners and contractors, from
complying with all requirements of 24
CFR part 50 or part 58, as applicable.
§ 906.49 HUD approval; implementing
agreement.
HUD may approve a homeownership
program as submitted, conditionally
approve it under § 906.47(e), or return it
to the PHA for revision and resubmission. Where such conditional approval
is given, the PHA, partners, and contractors remain subject to the restrictions in § 906.47. Upon HUD notification
to the PHA that the homeownership
program is approvable (in final form
that satisfies all applicable requirements of this part), the PHA and HUD
will execute a written implementing
agreement, in a form prescribed by
HUD, to evidence HUD approval and
authorization for implementation. The
program itself, as approved by HUD,
must be incorporated in the imple-

menting agreement. Any of the items
of supporting documentation may also
be incorporated, if agreeable to the
PHA and HUD. The PHA is obligated to
carry out the approved homeownership
program and other provisions of the
implementing
agreement
without
modification, except with written approval by HUD.

PART 908—ELECTRONIC TRANSMISSION OF REQUIRED FAMILY
DATA FOR PUBLIC HOUSING, INDIAN HOUSING, AND THE SECTION 8 RENTAL CERTIFICATE,
RENTAL VOUCHER, AND MODERATE
REHABILITATION
PROGRAMS
Sec.
908.101
908.104
908.108
908.112

Purpose.
Requirements.
Cost.
Extension of time.

AUTHORITY: 42 U.S.C. 1437f, 3535(d), 3543,
3544, and 3608a.
SOURCE: 60 FR 11628, Mar. 2, 1995, unless
otherwise noted.

§ 908.101

Purpose.

The purpose of this part is to require
Public Housing Agencies (PHAs), including Moving-to-Work (MTW) PHAs,
that operate Public Housing, Indian
Housing, or Section 8 Rental Certificate, Housing Choice Voucher (HCV),
Rental Voucher, and Moderate Rehabilitation programs to electronically
submit certain data to HUD for those
programs. These electronically submitted data are required for HUD
forms: HUD–50058, including the Family Self-Sufficiency (FSS) Addendum.
Applicable program entities must retain at a minimum, the last three
years of the form HUD–50058, and supporting documentation, during the
term of each assisted lease, and for a
period of at least 3 years from the end
of participation (EOP) date, to support
billings to HUD and to permit an effective audit. Electronic retention of form
HUD–50058 and HUD–50058–FSS and
supporting documentation fulfills the
record retention requirement under
this section.
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