Or. Admin. Code § 813-030-0046 - Resident Eligibility and Occupancy
(1) To be eligible to occupy a project, an
Elderly Household shall:
(a) Be a Resident of
the state;
(b) Be a household whose
head is over the age of 58 years;
(c) Have an annualized Gross Household Income
which does not exceed the income limits as established by the Department from
time to time in compliance with the Act;
(d) The project shall conform to the maximum
income requirement of ORS
456.620(4). A
maximum of one-third of the units in a housing project, housing development or
other residential housing financed by the Department may be rented to
households with an income level exceeding 120 percent of the median family
income level as determined by the Department;
(e) Relating specifically to
acquisition/rehabilitation projects only, where tenants already reside in the
project, the Department, at its sole discretion, may allow up to a one (1) year
grace period for implementation of the standards identified in subsection (d)
above in order to reduce the impact of displacement for over-income
residents.
(2) Where the
Project has a Regulatory Agreement and Declaration of Restrictive Covenants
which was signed after June 16, 1982, have an annualized Gross Household
Income, which does not exceed the income limit as established by the Department
from time to time in compliance with the Act.
(3) Where the Project will be financed with
proceeds of Bonds issued after August 15, 1986, have an annualized Gross
Household Income which does not exceed such other income limit as may be
required to assure compliance with Section
142(d)(1) of the
Internal Revenue Code of 1986, as amended:
(a) If Section 142(d)(1) of the Code so
requires, the Borrower shall elect at Commitment to apply either the "20-50" or
"40-60" income requirement under Section 142(d)(1) of the Code, as summarized
below, to the Project during the qualified Project period;
(b) If the Borrower elects to meet the
"20-50" requirement under Section 142(d)(1) of the Code, at all times during
the qualified project period at least 20 percent of the completed residential
units in the Project shall be rented to and occupied by (or held available for
rent by) Persons whose annualized Gross Household Income is 50 percent or less
of area median income, adjusted for family size; and,
(c) If the prospective Borrower elects to
meet the "40-60" requirement under Section 142(d)(1) of the Code, at all times
during the qualified project period at least 40 percent of the completed
residential units in the Project shall be rented to and occupied by (or held
available for rent by) Persons whose annualized Gross Household Income is 60
percent or less of area median income, adjusted for family size.
(4) The Borrower shall conduct
annual income certifications of all residents to assure compliance with Section
142(d) of the Code, and shall, where necessary, hold units vacant and available
for occupancy by Persons meeting the income requirements elected pursuant to
Section 142(d).
(5) The Department
may waive the Department's income limits for a household seeking residence in
an Elderly Housing Project if a Person in the household is a Disabled Person
requiring special housing provisions to accommodate the impairment and whose
disability arises from a physical or mental impairment that substantially
limits one or more Major Life Activity; however, no such waiver shall be made
of the requirements of Section 142(d) of the Code.
Notes
Publications: Publications referenced are available from the agency.
Stat. Auth.: ORS 90.800 - 90.840, 91.886, 183, 456.515 - 456.723, 458.210 - 458.650
Stats. Implemented: ORS 456.620, 456.645 & 456.675
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