HUD-52860 Inventory Removals Application

Inventory Removals Application HUD-52860

U.S. Department of Housing and Urban Development Office of Public and Indian Housing

OMB Approval No. 2577-0075 (exp. 08/31/2023) REVISE DATE

Public reporting burden for this collection of information is estimated to average 8 hours per response, including the time for reviewing instructions, searching existing data sources, gathering and maintaining the data needed, and completing and reviewing the collection of information.  Comments regarding the accuracy of this burden estimate and any suggestions for reducing this burden can be sent to the Reports Management Officer, Office of Policy Development and Research, REE, Department of Housing and Urban Development, 451 7th St SW, Room 4176, Washington, DC 20410-5000.  When providing comments, please refer to OMB Approval No. 2577-0075. HUD may not conduct or sponsor, and an applicant is not required to respond to a collection of information unless it displays a currently valid OMB control number. Do not send this form to the above address. Responses to the collection are necessary for HUD to review applications for removals of public housing property under the following laws: demolition and disposition (Section 18 of the U.S. Housing Act of 1937 (1937 Act) and 24 CFR part 970); voluntary conversion(Section 22 of the 1937 Act and 24 CFR part 972), including Streamlined Voluntary Conversion under PIH Notice 2019-05; required conversion (Section 33 of the 1937 Act and 24 CFR part 972); homeownership (Section 33 of the 1937 Act and 24 CFR part 906); retentions under 2 CFR 200.311 (PIH Notice 2016-20 or subsequent notice); and eminent domain (PIH Notice 2012-8, or subsequent notice). HUD will use this information to review Public Housing Agency (PHA) requests, as well as to track removals for other record keeping requirements. Please refer to the instructions for guidance on completing this form. There is no personal information contained in this application. Information on activities and expenditures of grant funds is public information and is generally available for disclosure. Recipients are responsible for ensuring confidentiality when disclosure is not required. The information collected will not be held confidential.

Note: This form requests general information only and PHAs are required to submit an additional addendum for the specific type of proposed removal. This form in addition to the applicable addendum are collectively known as the SAC application since these applications are processed by HUD’s Special Applications Center (SAC). PHAs are required to submit this information through the Inventory Removals Submodule of the Inventory Management System/PIH Information Center (IMS/PIC) system (or a later electronic system prescribed by HUD).

Section 1: General Information
Date of Application:
Name of Public Housing Agency (PHA):
PHA Identification Number:
PHA Address:
Contact Person Name at PHA:
Contact Person Phone No.:
Contact Person Email:
Is the PHA operating under any remedial order, compliance agreement, final judgment, consent decree, settlement agreement or other court order or agreement, including but not limited to those related to a fair housing or other civil rights finding of noncompliance? If yes, attach a narrative description of explaining how the proposed removal is consistent with such order, agreement or other document.		Yes No
Name of Local HUD Field Office
Name of Expeditor at Local HUD Field Office who assisted PHA with application (if not applicable, state N/A)

Section 2: N/A

Section 3: PHA Plan, Board Resolution, Environmental Review and Local Government Consultation
PHA Plan: Year of PHA Plan that includes the removal action and approval date:		Year:       Approval Date:
Attach evidence that the removal action is included in the approved PHA Plan and approval date.
Board Resolution that approves the removal action; and PHA’s submission of removal application to HUD: Board Resolution Number:            Board Resolution Date:
Attach a copy of signed PHA Board Resolution.
Environmental Review: Check the box for the entity that conducted the Environmental Review (ER):	HUD under 24 CFR part 50 Responsible Entity (RE) under 24 CFR part 58 Name of RE:                 Date Environmental Clearance was obtained:
SAC will confirm Environmental Clearance with the local HUD Office of Public Housing. Submit required documentation to that office.
Local Government Consultation: The PHA covers the following jurisdiction(s):
Date(s) of letter(s) of support from (local) government officials:
Attach copies of all letters of support from local government officials, along with a narrative description of the PHA’s consultation (if applicable).

Section 4: Description of Existing Development
Name of Development:
Development Number:
Date of Full Availability (DOFA):
Number of Residential Buildings:
Number of Non-Residential Buildings:
Date Constructed:
Is the Development Scattered Site?				Yes No
Number of Buildings (single family, duplexes, 3-plexes, 4-plexes, other):
Number of Types of Structures (row houses, walk-up units, high-rise unit):
Total Acres in Development:
Existing Unit Distribution	General Occupancy	Elderly/Disabled Designated Units	Total Units Being Used for Non-Dwelling Purposes		Total Units in Development
0 – Bedroom	 	 	 		 
1 – Bedroom	 	 	 		 
2 – Bedrooms	 	 	 		 
3 – Bedrooms	 	 	 		 
4 – Bedrooms	 	 	 		 
5+ – Bedrooms	 	 	 		 
Total	 	 	 		 
Attach a description of the distribution of UFAS accessible units (bedroom size; unit type, e.g., mobility or sensory) Attach a description of the distribution of UFAS accessible units (bedroom size; unit type, e.g., mobility or sensory). NOTE: PHAs are required to report UFAS accessible units in PIC for their full portfolio. If this information is not current, it may delay application processing.

Section 5: Description of Proposed Removal

Type of Removal Action(s) (e.g., Demolition, Disposition, Disposition to allow for Public Housing Mixed-Finance Modernization, Demolition and Disposition, De Minimis Exception under Demolition, Voluntary Conversion, Required Conversion, Homeownership, Eminent Domain, Retention under 2 CFR part 200)

  

Proposed Action by Unit Type (e.g., bedroom size)

Existing Unit Distribution

General Occupancy

Elderly/Disabled Designated Units

UFAS Mobility Units

UFAS Sensory Units

Total Units Being Used for Non-Dwelling Purposes

Total Units in Development

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Proposed Action by Building Type

Buildings to be Demolished Only

Buildings to be Disposed of Only

Residential Buildings

Non-Residential Buildings

Total Buildings

If the removal action is for only a portion of property at a contiguous site, attach a site map.

Total Acreage Proposed for Removal (if applicable)

Attach a description of the land (e.g., survey, copy of the legal description) Attach a copy of the recorded Declaration of Trust/Deed of Restrictive Covenant (DOT/DoRC) If the removal action is for only a portion of property at a contiguous site, attach a site map.

Estimated Value of the Proposed Property

$

Was an independent appraisal conducted to determine the estimated Fair Market Value?

Yes No

If yes, date of appraisal and name of appraiser:

Date:            Name:

If not, describe other form of valuation used:

Attach an executive summary of the appraisal or other form of valuation.

Timetable

Activity

Estimated Number of Days After HUD Approval:

Begin Relocation of Residents:

N/A -if vacant or for non-dwelling building

(b) Complete Relocation of Residents:

N/A -if vacant or for non-dwelling building

(c) Execute Contract for Removal

(d) Removal of the property

Section 6: Relocation
Number of Units Proposed for Removal that are Occupied as of the Submission Date of this SAC application: (Note: These numbers are not editable and automatically populated when application is submitted)
Number of individual residents that the PHA estimates will be displaced by this removal action:
Attach a summary of the number of individual residents estimated to be displaced by race and national origin and a summary of households estimated by be displaced by who have a member who is a person with a disability.
Who will provide relocation counseling and advisory services to residents?		PHA staff Another Entity contracted by the PHA (describe:      )
Attach a description of the relocation counseling and advisory services that will be provided to residents who will be displaced by this action. Describe how these services will promote fair housing choice and the opportunity for residents to obtain housing in high opportunity areas.
What is the estimated cost of relocation and moving expenses (including advisory services)?		$
What is the anticipated source of funds for relocation and moving expenses (including advisory services)?		Gross Proceeds Capital Funds Source Year:       Other Funds (describe:           )
What comparable housing resources does the PHA expect to offer to displaced residents?	Public Housing. If checked, number:       Section 8 HCV (existing resources. If checked, number:       Section 8 HCV (new award of TPVs) (see question #7). If checked, number:       PBV Unit. If checked, number:       Other (attach description). If checked, number:
Attach a summary of the comparable housing resources that the PHA expects to offer to displaced residents. . PHA’s should discuss how these resources will help residents find replacement housing in higher opportunity areas (consider the quality, rent levels, services, amenities of the housing and its geographical area). If the PHA is utilizing HCVs, discuss the likely housing market areas/communities where tenants will relocate.
Does the PHA plan to offer displaced residents any preferences on site-based waiting lists of other properties (i.e., public housing, project-based Section 8 properties)? Yes No If yes, indicate which properties and attach a brief description of the preferences
Do any displaced residents require accessible units and/or units that include reasonable accommodations? Yes No If yes, attach a brief description of the accessible units and/or accommodations the PHA will offer. Include the number of accessible units being provided by bedroom size, location, and whether they will be mobility or sensory accessible. If utilizing HCVs, describe how the PHA will provide assistance for persons with disabilities in finding accessible housing (outreach with private landlords, assistance with reasonable modifications, etc.).
Tenant Protection Vouchers (TPVs): If the PHA is eligible to receive TPVs in connection with the proposed removal action, how many TPVs is the PHA requesting?			Yes - Replacement TPVs. If checked, number:       Yes - Relocation TPVs. If checked, number:       No TPVs will be requested
Attach a brief explanation supporting the TPV request. See PIH Notice 2017-10 and PIH Notice 2021-07 (or any successor notices). If the PHA is a public housing only-PHA, the PHA must partner with a PHA that administers an HCV program.
For the PHA’s HCV waitlist, attach a summary of the race and ethnicity of families, in addition to families requiring accessible units for mobility and/or hearing/sensory by bedroom distribution.
If the PHA does not have this demographic information available, include an explanatory statement.
For the PHA’s public housing waitlist, attach a summary of the race and ethnicity of families, in addition to families requiring accessible units for mobility and/or hearing/sensory, on the PHA’s public housing waitlist.
If the PHA does not have this demographic information available, include an explanatory statement.
Indicate the PHA’s jurisdictional area: Metropolitan statistical area:       Other
If other, attach a brief listing of the census tracts within the PHA’s jurisdictional area.

Section 7: Resident Consultation
Will any residents be displaced or otherwise affected by the proposed removal action? If yes, date(s) PHA consulted with residents?	Yes No Date(s):
Attach a narrative description of consultation process, along with supporting documentation (e.g., agenda, meeting notices; sign-in sheets; meeting minutes, print-out of written or email consultation).
Is there a Resident Council (at affected development)? If yes, name of Resident Council and dates PHA consulted it:	Yes No Name:                 Date(s):            N/A to removal action
Attach a narrative description of consultation process, along with supporting documentation (e.g., meeting notices; sign-in sheets; meeting minutes, print-out of written or email consultation).
Is there a Resident Council (PHA-wide jurisdiction)? If yes, name of Resident Council and dates PHA consulted it:	Yes No Name:                 Date(s):            N/A to removal action
Attach a narrative description of consultation process, along with supporting documentation (e.g., meeting notices; sign-in sheets; meeting minutes, print-out of written or email consultation).
Date(s) PHA consulted with the Resident Advisory Board (RAB) (as defined in 24 CFR 903.13)	Name of RAB:                 Date(s):            N/A to removal action
Attach a narrative description of consultation process, along with supporting documentation (e.g., meeting notices; sign-in sheets; meeting minutes, print-out of written or email consultation).
Did the PHA receive any written comments from residents or resident groups/organizations during the consultation process?	Yes No
If yes, attach comments received, along with an evaluation by the PHA.

Section 8: Will either of the following sources be used in connection with this removal action?

Community Development Block Grant (CDBG), 42 U.S.C. § 5301 et seq. (including loan guarantees under section 108 of the Housing and Community Development Act of 1974, 42 U.S.C. § 5308 et seq.); or

HOME Investment Partnerships Program (HOME), 42 U.S.C. § 12701 et seq.

If either of the above are checked, include a brief description of the proposed use of the funds. Demolition or Conversion (defined at 24 CFR 42.305) of lower-income dwelling units in connection with CDBG or HOME assisted activities may be subject to section 104(d) of the Housing and Community Development Act of 1974, 42 U.S.C. § 5304(d) (as amended).

Section 9: PHA Certification of Compliance
Acting on behalf of the Board of Commissioners of the PHA, as its Chairman, Executive Director, or other authorized PHA official, I approve the submission of this SAC Application known as DDA #           for removing public housing property from public housing use restriction, of which this document is a part, and make the following certifications, agreements with, and assurances to the Department of Housing and Urban Development (HUD) in connection with the submission of this SAC application and the implementation thereof: All information contained in this SAC application (including all supporting documentation, attachments and required form HUD-52860 addendums) is true and correct as of today’s date. Resident demographic data in the IMS/PIC system is updated and current as of the date of the submission of this SAC application. The PHA will comply with all applicable fair housing and other civil rights requirements, including but not limited to HUD’s general non-discrimination and equal opportunity requirements listed at 24 CFR 5.105(a), as well as the duty to affirmatively further fair housing (AFFH) related to this SAC application. AFFH includes ensuring that the proposed inventory removal development is not in conflict with fair housing goals and strategies in my agency’s PHA or MTW Plan, and is consistent with my agency’s obligation to AFFH, certification and supporting activities in the PHA or MTW Plan. The PHA has evaluated the potential civil rights implications associated with this proposed removal action, and has found that the removal action will not have the purpose or effect of discriminating on the basis of a protected class under all applicable fair housing and civil rights requirements, and will not impede the PHA’s ability to meet its affirmative obligations under the Fair Housing Act, Title VI, and other civil rights requirements.. If HUD approves this SAC application, the PHA will carry out and implement this removal action (including relocation, if applicable), in conformity with all applicable civil rights requirements. The requirements for AFFH can be found at 24 CFR § 5.150, et seq. The removal action proposed in this SAC application does not violate any remedial civil rights order or agreements, conciliation agreements, voluntary compliance agreements, final judgments, consent decrees, settlement agreements or other court orders or agreements to which the PHA is a party. If the PHA is operating under such a document, it must indicate this by uploading a document to the SAC application that provides a citation to the document and explains how the proposed demolition or disposition is consistent with such document. If the PHA is a non-qualified PHA under the Housing and Economic Recovery Act of 2008 (HERA), it has complied with the PHA Plan requirements regarding the proposed removal action at 24 CFR part 903 and the applicable statutory removal authority. For instance, if the removal action is a demolition or disposition, the PHA must describe the demolition or disposition in its PHA Plan or in a Significant Amendment to that PHA Plan and that description must be substantially identical to the description in the SAC application. If the PHA is a qualified PHA, the PHA certifies that it has discussed the removal action at a public hearing. The PHA has conducted all applicable resident consultation and will conduct all relocation activities associated with this SAC application in a manner that is accessible for individuals with disabilities consistent with Section 504 of the Rehabilitation Act of 1973 and the Americans with Disabilities Act of 1990. This includes holding meetings in accessible locations, providing reasonable accommodations, and providing auxiliary aids and services and information in alternative formats so that the communication is effective for persons with hearing, visual, and other communication-related disabilities consistent with Section 504 of the Rehabilitation Act of 1973 (24 CFR 8.6) and with 49 CFR 24.5, as applicable, along with the Americans with Disabilities Act of 1990 (28 CFR §§ 35.160 – 35.164). Additionally, if individuals with disabilities are being relocated, they have been, or will be, provided accessible units or assistance finding accessible units. The PHA advised individuals with disabilities during the resident consultation process that their existing reasonable accommodations or pending reasonable accommodation requests will be fulfilled to the extent they require them following the relocation. The PHA will take reasonable steps to ensure meaningful access to their programs and activities for persons who have limited ability to read, speak, or understand English – i.e., individuals who have limited English proficiency (LEP) consistent with Title VI and 24 CFR part 1. The PHA will comply with all applicable Federal statutory and regulatory requirements and other HUD requirements, including applicable PIH Notices, in carrying out the implementation this SAC application, as approved by HUD. The PHA specifically certifies that the property proposed for removal in this SAC application complies with Declaration of Trust/Declaration of Restrictive Covenants (DOT/DORC) requirements. The PHA will comply with the terms and conditions of any HUD approval that HUD may issue for this SAC application, including requirements applicable to future use, record-keeping and reporting; and will specifically retain records of the SAC application and its implementing actions of HUD’s approval of this SAC application for a period of not less than 3 years following the last required action of HUD’s approval. The PHA further certifies that it will make such records available for inspection by HUD, the General Accountability Office and the HUD Office of Inspector General. If the PHA wants to make any material changes from what it described in its SAC application and/or HUD’s approval of the SAC application, it will request HUD approval for such changes, in accordance with applicable HUD guidance. The PHA will not take any action to remove or otherwise operate the property proposed for removal outside of public housing requirements until it receives written approval of this SAC application from HUD. If any units proposed for removal by this SAC application are subject to an Energy Performance Contracting (EPC), the PHA agrees to comply with additional instructions provided by HUD regarding the EPC and will not take any steps to implement this SAC application (if approved by HUD), without receiving confirmation from HUD that all applicable EPC requirements are satisfied. If any units proposed for removal by this SAC application are subject to a Capital Fund Financing Plan (CFFP) or other Section 30 debt, the PHA agrees to comply with additional instructions provided by HUD regarding the CFFP or other Section 30 and will not take any steps to implement this application (if approved by HUD), without receiving confirmation from HUD that all applicable CFFP or other Section 30 requirements are satisfied. If this SAC application will remove the PHA’s remaining public housing units, the PHA agrees to complete a HUD-5837 form with complete and accurate information and include the HUD-5837 as an attachment to the SAC application. If the PHA is required to close out its Public Housing program and terminate its Public Housing Annual Contributions Contract (ACC) based on this SAC application (or otherwise chooses to close out its public housing program after removing all units), the PHA agrees to comply with applicable close-out requirements. See PIH Notice 2019-13 or subsequent notice. I/We, the undersigned, certify under penalty of perjury that the information provided above is true and correct. WARNING: Anyone who knowingly submits a false claim or makes a false statement is subject to criminal and/or civil penalties, including confinement for up to 5 years, fines, and civil and administrative penalties. (18 U.S.C. §§ 287, 1001, 1010, 1012, 1014; 31 U.S.C. §3729, 3802).
Name of Authorized Official
Official Title:
Signature:
Date:

Form HUD-52860 Instructions

Refer to SAC website at www.hud.gov/sac for more information

This form requests general information from PHAs about proposed removal actions under the following laws: demolition and disposition (Section 18 of the 1937 Act and 24 CFR part 970); voluntary conversion (Section 22 of the 1937 Act and 24 CFR part 972), including Streamlined Voluntary Conversion under PIH Notice 2019-05, or successor notice; required conversion (Section 33 of the 1937 Act and 24 CFR part 972); homeownership (Section 32 of the 1937 Act and 24 CFR part 906); retentions (PIH Notice 2016-20 and 2 CFR 200.311); and eminent domain (PIH Notice 2012-8, or successor notice). This form is the first part of a SAC application that must be submitted via the fields in the Inventory Removal Submodule of IMS/PIC (or replacement system).

PHAs must complete the sections of this form where there is no field in the IMS/PIC SAC application for the requested information. PHAs must then upload this form and other supporting documentation requested by this form to the IMS/PIC SAC application. PHAs must label that supporting documentation by section number of this form and/or by name (e.g., Resident Consultation). PHAs must complete and submit applicable addendums as indicated below as part of a SAC application. PHAs must refer to the applicable regulations, PIH notices and other program guidance noted above for detailed requirements on the submissions required for the specific removal action proposed in the SAC application at SAC web site.

Proposed Removal Action	Additional HUD Form Required
Section 18 Disposition and/or Demolition	HUD-52860-A
Section 18 Demolition Rehab Needs and Cost-Test	HUD-52860-B
Section 32 Homeownership	HUD-52860-C
Section 33 Required Conversion	HUD-52860-D
Section 22 Voluntary Conversion	HUD-52860-E (for Streamlined Voluntary Conversion, question #2 only)
Eminent Domain	HUD-52860-F
Part 200 Retention	HUD-52860-G

NOTE: The removal of public housing units from the PHA’s inventory through these actions will impact (decrease) the PHA’s Operating and Capital Fund subsidy from HUD. See 24 CFR 990.190 and PIH Notice 2022-37 (or successor notice) for impacts on Operating Fund. Capital Funds for units will terminate at the time the units are removed from ACC via IMS/PIC. However, PHAs may be eligible for Demolition Disposition Transition Funding (DDTF) pursuant to 24 CFR 905.400(j).

Section 1: General Information

Some fields will automatically populate from IMS/PIC. If not, complete all fields.

Section 2: N/A

Section 3: PHA Plan, PHA Board Resolution, Environmental Review and Local Government Consultation

Refer to the regulation, PIH Notice or other HUD guidance document for guidance on these requirements for the specific removal action proposed, but generally the following apply:

PHA Plan: PHAs must include the removal action in their approved PHA plan for all SAC applications.

Board Resolution: PHAs must obtain a board resolution approving the removal action for all SAC applications. For demolitions and dispositions proposed under 24 CFR part 970, the board resolution must be dated after the date of resident and local government consultation.

Environmental Clearance: HUD will not process or approve a SAC application without evidence that the proposed removal action has received Environmental Clearance. This evidence will generally be a copy of a HUD signed Authority to Use Grant Funds (HUD-7015.16 form or subsequent form) for the proposed removal action (including future use, if known) to evidence an environmental review acceptable to HUD was completed under 24 CFR part 58. In some instances, evidence of Environmental Clearance may be a letter from the Responsibly Entity stating the activity was exempt or categorically excluded under 24 CFR part 58. The only exception to obtaining Environmental Clearance under 24 CFR part 58 is if HUD, in its sole discretion, decides to complete the environmental review itself under 24 CFR part 50. In this case, the applicable local HUD Office of Public Housing must have actually completed the environmental review and determined the action has Environmental Clearance before HUD will process or approve a SAC application.

Local Government Consultation: PHAs must consult with their local government officials and obtain a letter of support for all SAC applications (except for eminent domain and homeownership). For demolitions and dispositions proposed under 24 CFR part 970, PHAs must include a narrative description of its consultation with local government officials.

Sections 4-9 must be completed and submitted separately for each Development covered by this Application

Section 4: Description of Existing Development(s)

Most information should automatically populate from IMS/PIC information, except for Section 4, Line item 10 (Total Acres of the Development) which the PHA must complete. If line 10 is not completed or less than proposed for disposition under Section 5, PHA will not be able to fill in Section 5, line 4. The development number should be the HUD development number. All development numbers are at least 8 characters long (and may be up to 11 characters for AMP developments).

Section 5: Description of Proposed Removal

Unlike section 4, this information will not automatically populate. PHAs must complete the fields of this form where there is no field in the IMS/PIC SAC application for the requested information (i.e., UFAS information).

Removal Action Type: PHAs must select removal action type as the first step to creating the electronic SAC application in IMS/PIC.

Property description (Unit, Building, Acreage): PHAs identify the property by development number(s) and buildings by their IMS/PIC building. PHAs provide the total acreage (refer to instructions for Section 4, line 10) and physical address of the property proposed for removal. If the removal action includes land (i.e., not just buildings), PHAs must attach a description of the land (e.g., survey, copy of the legal description), along with a copy of the DOT/DORC that is recorded against the property.. If the proposed removal action (including demolition) is for only a portion of the property at a contiguous site, PHAs must attach a site map.

Estimated Value of Property: Attach an independent appraiser’s appraisal summary or other valuation method.

Timetable: PHAs indicates the number of days after HUD approval of a SAC application that they estimate they will complete these activities.

Section 6: Relocation

PHAs complete this section for all proposed removal actions where relocation will be required. PHAs may be required to complete additional relocation information in the applicable addendums (e.g., right of first refusal for homeownership applications; evidence of compliance with all applicable federal, state, and local laws for eminent domain actions).

For question #3, the summary of the type of counseling and advisory services should include a description of how the services will promote fair housing, including but not limited to how they will assist residents in obtaining housing in opportunity areas.

For question #6, the relocation summary should provide sufficient detail about the comparable housing that the PHA will offer to the displaced residents (i.e., based on available resources and resident preferences). Indicate how the PHA will identify and offer comparable housing to (a) displaced residents who have a family member who is a person with a disability; and (b) displaced residents who are not eligible for Section 8 HCV assistance (e.g., because they are over-income).

For questions #12, Metropolitan statistical areas (MSA) are delineated by the U.S. Office of Management and Budget (OMB) as having at least one urbanized area with a minimum population of 50,000.  Please check the latest OMB guidance to determine if the PHA’s jurisdiction is in an MSA or use HUD’s Metropolitan Area Look-Up Tool.

Note that a PHA’s eligibility to receive TPVs is based on statutory Appropriations laws, and other HUD guidance, including but not limited to the annual HUD Housing Choice Voucher (HCV) Funding notice and PIH Notice 2021-07(or any successor notices).

If the PHA is a public housing only-PHA and will partnering with a PHA that administers an HCV program for the TPVs, the partnering PHA must have jurisdictional authority and administrative capacity to administer the TPVs. PHAs should contact their local HUD Office of Public Housing for more information.

Section 7: Resident Consultation

Refer to the regulation, PIH Notice or other HUD guidance document for guidance on resident consultation for the specific removal action proposed.

Section 8: see instructions in Section 8, above

Section 9: PHA Certification of Compliance

The Executive Director, Board Chairperson, or other authorized agent of the PHA should complete, sign and date the Certification and submit it (as a scanned PDF file) as part of its submission of the SAC application.

De Minimis Demolition

PHAs do not need HUD approval to demolish units under Section 18 de minimis authority. PHAs do need to submit information to HUD described at 24 CFR 970.7(a)(1), (2), (12), (13), (14), and (15), which includes PHA plan, description of the property, board resolution, and environmental requirements. Thus, for purposes of de minimis demolitions, PHAs are submitting information and not a SAC application through this form.

Provide attachments as needed. All attachments Page 1 of 11 form HUD-52860 (08/2019)

must reference the Section and line number to which they apply

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