Section XIII(C)(2) says an applicant must be “in full compliance with any desegregation or other court order related to Fair Housing.” Who defines “full compliance”?
HUD’s Office of Fair Housing and Equal Opportunity (FH&EO) determines compliance with any desegregation or other court order related to Fair Housing, in accordance with the 2002 HOPE VI Revitalization NOFA. 24. If a public housing site is no longer appropriate for residential purposes, can all the replacement housing go into a distressed neighborhood if the intention is to reinvest in minority neighborhoods, improving the quality and affordability of housing in the distressed neighborhood as a way to provide a real choice for assisted households, as described in Section XIII(C)(3)(b)(ii)? Yes, replacement housing can be developed in a distressed neighborhood, provided that it is done in accordance with the site and neighborhood standards stated at Section XIII(C)(3). Section XIII(C)(3)(e) states HUD will consider the location of replacement housing, on site or in the surrounding community, in assessing the application for funding under the 2002 HOPE VI Revitalization NOFA. Additionally
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