§ 984.202 - Program Coordinating Committee (PCC).

§ 984.202 Program Coordinating Committee (PCC).

(a) General. Each participating PHA (or joint FSS program) must establish a PCC whose functions will be to assist the PHA in securing commitments of public and private resources for the operation of the FSS program within the PHA's jurisdiction, including assistance in developing the Action Plan and in implementing operating the program.

(b) Membership -

(1) Required membership. The PCC must :

(i) For a public housing FSS program, consist of

include representatives of the PHA, including one or more FSS Program Coordinators, and

the residents of public housing. The public housing resident representatives shall be solicited from one or more of the following groups: (A

one or more participants from each HUD rental assistance program served by the PHA's FSS program. The PHA may seek assistance from the following groups in identifying potential PCC members:

(i) An area-wide or city-wide resident council, if one exists;

(

B

ii) If the PHA

will be transferring FSS participants to vacant units

operates in a specific public housing development, the resident council or resident management corporation, if one exists, of the public housing development where the public housing FSS program is to be carried out; or

(

C

iii) Any other

public housing

resident group, which the PHA believes is interested in the FSS program

,

and would contribute to the development and

implementation

coordination of the FSS program

; and (ii) For a Section 8 FSS program, consist of representatives of the PHA, and of residents assisted under the section 8 rental certificate or rental voucher program or under HUD's public or Indian housing programs

(such as the Resident Advisory Board or tenant association, as applicable).

(2) Recommended membership. Membership on the PCC also may include representatives of the unit of general local government served by the PHA, local agencies (if any) responsible for carrying out JOBS training programs , or programs under the JTPAtitle I of the Workforce Innovation and Opportunity Act (29 U.S.C. 3111 et seq.), and other organizations, such as other State, local, or tribal welfare and employment agencies, public and private primary, secondary, and post-secondary education or training institutions, child care providers, financial empowerment organizations, nonprofit service providers, private businessbusinesses, and any other public and private service providers with resources to assist the FSS program.

(c) Alternative committee. The PHA may, in consultation with the chief executive officer of the unit of general local government served by the PHA and one or more residents of each HUD-assisted program served by the FSS program, utilize an existing entity as the PCC if the membership of the existing entity consists, or will consist of, the individuals identified in paragraph (b)(1) of this section, and it may also includes include individuals from the same or similar organizations identified in paragraph (b)(2) of this section.