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D.C. Municipal Regulations (Last Updated: September 13, 2017) |
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Title 14. HOUSING |
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Chapter 14-93. PARTNERSHIP PROGRAM FOR AFFORDABLE HOUSING |
Section 14-9307. THRESHOLD CRITERIA
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9307.1Where DCHA proceeds under any provision of Section 9304 of this title, each application must meet the criteria of Section 9307 of this title.
(a)The property must be eligible under the site and neighborhood standards set forth in Section 6005 of Chapter 60 of these regulations. Information and maps regarding eligible areas may be available from the DCHA Office of Planning and Development or the DCHA Housing Choice Voucher Program.
(b)For existing units, the property must reasonably be expected to be occupied within six (6) months of the date of award of an AHAP Contract and be in compliance with the Housing Quality Standards. For new construction and substantial rehabilitation, the property must reasonably be expected to be occupied within three (3) years of the date of award of an AHAP Contract and be completed in compliance with the Housing Quality Standards. The Housing Quality Standards are available by contacting the DCHA's Housing Choice Voucher Program.
(c)A project must be financially feasible. This may be demonstrated by a ten (10) year operating pro-forma or other means, as specified by DCHA in its periodic announcements of Partnership Program subsidy availability.
(d)Applications requesting Partnership Program subsidy in order to provide supportive living environments for low income disabled families or persons may be awarded HAP Contracts only if the units to be subsidized were not previously available with supportive services for low income disabled families.
(e)Evidence of ownership, in a format acceptable to DCHA, must be provided with any application.
(f)All principals of the ownership and management entities, including the entity itself, must not be on the U.S. General Services Administration List of Parties Excluded from Federal Procurement and Nonprocurement Programs.