Mich. Admin. Code R. 400.7026 - Relocation services
Rule 26.
(1)
Relocation services may be approved for any of the following reasons:
(a) To establish a dwelling unit for a
homeless SER group.
(b) To
reestablish a dwelling unit for a client who is living temporarily with other
persons following a fire or natural disaster that occurred not more than 60
days before the date the client files an application for emergency
relief.
(c) A dwelling unit that
meets acceptable standards of health and safety is needed to accomplish either
of the following purposes:
(i) To prevent the
removal of children from parental care.
(ii) To enable children to be returned to
parental care.
(d) To
prevent eviction of a SER group when a member of the group has received a
summons to appear in court as a defendant in an eviction action or a judgment
of eviction has been issued by the court.
(e) To relocate a SER group that has received
a final notice to vacate condemned housing from a local public agency
authorized to issue such an order.
(2) Payment for relocation services under
this rule may be made for any of the following needs:
(a) First month's rent.
(b) Rent arrears.
(c) Moving expenses to relocate
household effects.
(3)
Payment for relocation services shall not be made unless the income of the SER
group is sufficient to meet the total housing obligation of the dwelling unit,
thereby assuring that the same emergency will not recur in the immediate
future.
(4) Payment for relocation
services shall not be more than the relocation services payment maximum for the
number of members in the SER group.
(5) The relocation fiscal year cap shall be
established by the department, published in department policy, and be made
available to the public.
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