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Proposed Amendment to the Project-based Voucher Provision of the U.S. Housing Act (a) Paragraph 13 of Section 8(o) of the United States Housing Act of 1937 (42 U.S.C. 1437f(o)) is amended to read as follows: "(13) PHA PROJECT-BASED ASSISTANCE.- (A) IN GENERAL.-If the Secretary enters into an annual contributions contract under this subsection with a public housing agency pursuan. to which the public housing agency will enter into a housing assistance payment contract 11 espect to an existing structure under this subsection- (i) the public housing agency may approve assistance payment contract for such structures (which may include newly constructed or rehabilitated structures as well as existing structures) for not more than 15 percent of the funding available for tenant-based assistance administered by the public housing agency under this section if the approval is consistent with the housing needs and means to address those needs stated in the agency's annual plan pursuant to section 5A (d); and (ii) the public housing agency may provide any eligible family occupying a unit with project- based assistance pursuant to this paragraph with a Continued Assistance Option. Families with a Continued Assistance Option have priority to receive a tenant-based voucher from the agency upon reasonable notice of the family's desire move from the structure after an initial year in occupancy, notwithstanding the agency's war or any system of local preferences established by the agency pursuant to para (6) The agency's annual plan pursuant to section 5A (d) shall specify whether the will provide project-based assistance in this manner. The transfer of a family from proje sed to tenant-based voucher assistance pursuant to this provision shall be considered a continua of assistance, and is subject to the Secretary's regulations concerning the termination of voucher assistance. (iii) Except when units assisted under this paragraph are intended to be occupied primarily by elderly or disabled families, the approval of a housing assistance payment contract under this paragraph must be consistent with the goal of deconcentrating poverty and expanding housing and economic opportunities. This objective may be met by attaching assistance to a dwelling unit located in a low-poverty area or in an area of high job growth or by attaching assistance to fewer than half of the dwelling units in a development that is not in a low-poverty or high job growth area. The Secretary may by regulation define what constitutes a "low-poverty" and a "high job growth" area. (B) CONTRACT TERM. - In the case of a housing assistance payment contract that applies to a structure under this paragraph, a public housing agency may enter into a contract with an owner for a term of up to ten years, subject to the availability of sufficient appropriated funds for the purpose of renewing expiring contracts for assistance payments, as provided in appropriations Acts and in the agency's annual contributions contract with the Secretary and to annual compliance with the inspection requirements of paragraph (8), except that the agency need not make annual inspection of each assisted unit in a development. The public housing agency may Aug. 29, 2000, page 1

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