Mich. Admin. Code R. 125.195 - Biennial plan; allocations; earmarks; carryover
Rule 195.
(1)
Pursuant to the act, the authority shall biennially develop, propose, and
establish a biennial plan related to the Michigan housing and community
development program. The biennial plan must be issued pursuant to the
requirements of the act and all of the following:
(a) The authority shall, as a part of the
biennial plan, issue an allocation plan related to the disbursement of program
funds.
(b) The authority's biennial
plan and allocation plan must contain an allocation formula related to the
disbursement of program funds.
(c)
The following statutory earmark and lookback procedures apply to any biennial
plan, allocation plan, and allocation formula:
(i) Not less than 25% of the dollars used for
loans or grants made in any program year must be earmarked for rental housing
projects that do not qualify under preferences for special population groups,
or other preferences contained in the allocation plan.
(ii) Not less than 30% of the dollars used
for loans or grants made in any program year must be earmarked for projects
that target extremely low-income households and include housing for the
homeless, supportive housing, transitional housing, or permanent
housing.
(iii) A portion of the
fund must be expended for housing for persons with disabilities and individuals
living in eligible distressed areas.
(2) After the completion of any application
receipt, review, selection, and approval process related to any biennial plan,
allocation plan, or allocation formula in any program year, the authority shall
look back and review the intended distribution of the program funds for that
year and determine whether the earmark requirements in this rule and in the act
will be met under the proposed distribution. If the earmark requirements are
not met, and eligible applications meeting the earmark requirements have been
received, accepted, and have not otherwise been approved for funding, the
authority shall revise the proposed distribution to comply with the applicable
earmark requirements. The revised plan shall be presented to and approved by
the authority.
(3) Uncommitted
funds at the end of any program year must be carried over and used under the
applicable biennial plan, allocation plan, and allocation formula related to
any subsequent program year.
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