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Code of Federal Regulations (Last Updated: July 5, 2024) |
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Title 24 - Housing and Urban Development |
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Subtitle B - Regulations Relating to Housing and Urban Development |
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Chapter IX - Office of Assistant Secretary for Public and Indian Housing, Department of Housing and Urban Development |
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Part 950 - INDIAN HOUSING PROGRAMS |
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Subpart M - Disposition or Demolition of Projects |
§ 950.931 - IHA application for HUD approval.
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Written approval by HUD shall be required before the IHA may undertake any transaction involving demolition or disposition. To request approval, the IHA shall submit an application to the HUD Area ONAP that includes the following:
(a) A description of the property involved;
(b) A description of, as well as a timetable for, the specific action proposed (including, in the case of disposition, the specific method proposed);
(c) A statement justifying the proposed disposition or demolition under one or more of the applicable criteria of §§ 950.927 or 950.928;
(d) If applicable, a plan that meets the requirements of § 950.117 for the relocation of tenants who would be displaced by the proposed demolition or disposition;
(e) A description of the IHA's consultations with tenants and any tenant
organizations (as required under § 950.923(b)(1)), with copies of any written comments which may have been submitted to the IHA and the IHA's evaluation of the comments; (f) A replacement housing plan, as required under § 950.935, and a resolution by the governing body of the unit of tribal or general local government in which the project is located, indicating approval of the replacement plan;
(g) Evidence that the IHA has complied with the requirement to offer the project or portion of the project proposed for demolition or disposition to the resident organizations, as required under § 950.925;
(h) The estimated balance of project debt, if any, under the ACC for development and modernization;
(i) In the case of disposition, an estimate of the fair market value of the property, established on the basis of one independent appraisal, unless, as determined by HUD:
(1) More than one appraisal is warranted; or
(2) Another method of valuation is clearly sufficient and the expense of an independent appraisal is unjustified because of the limited nature of the property interest involved or other available data;
(j) In the case of disposition, estimates of the gross and net proceeds to be realized, with an itemization of estimated costs to be paid out of gross proceeds and the proposed use of any net proceeds in accordance with § 950.933;
(k) A copy of a resolution by the IHA's Board of Commissioners approving the application;
(l) If determined to be necessary by HUD, an opinion by the IHA's legal counsel that the proposed action is consistent with applicable requirements of Federal, State, tribal, and local laws; and
(m) Any additional information necessary to support the application and assist HUD in making determinations under this subpart M.