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Section 811 Project Rental Assistance Program | Maryland Department of Housing and Community Development Section 811 Project Rental Assistance Program Section 811 Project Rental Assistance expands affordable housing for low-income adults with disabilities. The program helps eligible residents live in stable housing with access to supportive services.
The U.S. Department of Housing and Urban Development (HUD) funds the program. The Maryland Department of Housing and Community Development (DHCD) manages it. Section 811 provides rental assistance tied to specific units in approved rental housing.
DHCD awards Section 811 funds to eligible rental projects through existing financing programs. Projects may qualify if they: Receive federal Low-Income Housing Tax Credits Receive State Rental Housing Funds Note: These funds are awarded to housing projects, not directly to individuals.
Section 811 rental assistance is for adults who: Are between ages 18 and 61 (non-elderly) Have a qualifying disability and receive Medicaid Have a household income at or below 30% of the Area Median Income (AMI) Are referred by the Maryland Department of Disabilities (MDOD) The Maryland Department of Health (MDH) and MDOD provide supportive services to program participants.
Eligible types of housing Receive financing from DHCD Section 811 is a rental assistance program, not a loan program Eligible properties receive project-based rental assistance to subsidize the contract rent of eligible participants Units are rented to eligible adults with disabilities referred by MDOD Project selection process DHCD meets with an Interagency Committee to review projects that align with the program's goals.
The committee includes representatives from MDOD and MDH. Once a project is selected, DHCD issues a Reservation Award Letter to the developer. The letter confirms that the property is eligible for funding to support unit subsidies for people with disabilities.
Fiscal Year 2019 Section 811 Project Rental Assistance Exhibit 1: Definitions - PDF - 234. 32 KB Exhibit 3: Inter-Agency Partnership Agreement - PDF - 774. 24 KB Exhibit 5: Program Guidelines - PDF - 1.
13 MB Exhibit 7: Agreement to Enter into Rental Assistance Contract, Form HUD-92240-PRA - PDF - 79. 46 KB Exhibit 8: Rental Assistance Contract Part I, Form HUD-92235-PRA - PDF - 121. 64 KB Exhibit 9: Rental Assistance Contract Part II, Form HUD-92237-PRA - PDF - 203.
51 KB Exhibit 10: Section 811 PRA Model Lease, Form HUD-92236-PRA - PDF - 123. 39 KB Exhibit 11: Use Agreement, Form HUD-92238-PRA - PDF - 561. 22 KB Fiscal Year 2013 Section 811 Project Rental Assistance In March 2015, the U.S. Department of Housing and Urban Development announced the award of another round of Section 811 Project Rental Assistance funding to 25 states, including Maryland.
Maryland received full funding in the amount of $9,808,054. The funding is anticipated to provide project-based assistance for 150 units statewide. It is expected that 75% of the units will be in the Baltimore and Washington, D.
C. areas and the remaining 25% will be distributed on the Eastern Shore and Western Maryland. However, this may change as the program moves forward.
FY 2013 Section 811 Project Rental Assistance Award Letter - PDF - 62. 19 KB FY 2013 Referral and Tenant Selection Plan - PDF - 395. 09 KB Fiscal Year 2013 Cooperative Agreement Amendment to the Fiscal Year 2013 Section 811 PRA Program Depository Agreement - PDF - 62.
19 KB FY13 Exhibit 1: Definitions - PDF - 234. 32 KB FY13 Exhibit 3: Interagency Partnership between DHCD, MDH, and MDOD - PDF - 878. 58 KB FY13 Exhibit 4: Grantee Program Description - PDF - 171.
63 KB FY13 Exhibit 5: Program Guidelines - PDF - 338. 66 KB FY13 Exhibit 7: Part I of the Agreement to Enter into a Section 811 Rental Assistance Contract (ARAC) - PDF - 79. 46 KB FY13 Exhibit 8: Part I of the Rental Assistance Contract (RAC) - PDF - 121.
64 KB FY13 Exhibit 9: Part II of the Rental Assistance Contract (RAC) - PDF - 203. 51 KB FY13 Exhibit 10: Use Agreement - PDF - 201. 45 KB FY13 Exhibit 11: Section 811 PRA Lease Agreement - PDF - 561.
22 KB Fiscal Year 2012 Section 811 Project Rental Assistance Demo In February 2013, the U.S. Department of Housing and Urban Development announced the award of Section 811 Project Rental Assistance Demonstration funding to 13 states, including Maryland.
The Maryland Department of Housing and Community Development in partnership with the Maryland Department of Health and the Maryland Department of Disabilities applied under HUD’s Notice of Funding Availability for $10,917,383 of Section 811 Project Rental Assistance Demonstration funding to serve 150 individuals with disabilities, as further described below. Maryland’s application was fully funded.
In July 2014, HUD increased the award amount to $11,229,308. The funding is anticipated to provide project-based assistance for 150 units in the Baltimore and Washington D. C.
Metropolitan Statistical Areas. It is expected that the units will be evenly spread between the two Metropolitan Statistical Areas. However, this may change as the program moves forward.
FY 2012 Section 811 Project Rental Assistance Demonstration Program approval letter - PDF - 69. 46 KB FY 2012 Program Summary - PDF - 246. 56 KB Presentation from the Section 811 meeting on 9/9/2013 - PPTX - 1023.
88 KB FY 2012 Referral and Tenant Selection Plan - PDF - 358. 89 KB Fiscal Year 2012 Cooperative Agreement FY12 Exhibit 1: Definitions - PDF - 234. 32 KB FY12 Exhibit 3: Interagency Partnership - PDF - 878.
58 KB FY12 Exhibit 4: Grantee Program Description - PDF - 171. 63 KB FY12 Exhibit 5: Program Guidelines - PDF - 338. 66 KB FY12 Exhibit 7: Agreement to Enter Rental Assistance Contract - PDF - 79.
46 KB FY12 Exhibit 8: Rental Assistance Contract - PDF - 496. 9 KB FY12 Exhibit 10: Use Agreement - PDF - 201. 45 KB FY12 Exhibit 11: HUD Lease - PDF - 561.
22 KB Recommended Accessibility Features for Units with Section 811 PRA and/or Weinberg funds - PDF - 155. 73 KB Waitlist Change Notice-Section 811 PRA for People with Disabilities - PDF - 203. 39 KB Reasonable Accommodation and the role of the 504 Coordinator - PDF - 672.
55 KB Move-in/Move-out Inspection Form - PDF - 134. 84 KB Addendum To Lease: Extended Absence Of Unit Due To Medical Reasons - PDF - 89. 39 KB Section 811 Project Rental Assistance Occupancy Interim Notice - PDF - 343.
12 KB Program tenant selection plans PRA Tenant Selection Plan - PDF - 230. 25 KB Revised Consumer Friendly Referral and Tenant Selection Plan (Effective 02/23/2017 ) - PDF - 360. 87 KB Tenant/resident selection plans under Section 811 participating properties Brock Bridge Landing Tenant Selection Plan - PDF - 290.
27 KB Cold Spring Lane Resident Selection Plan - PDF - 669. 82 KB Magnolia Gardens Resident Selection Plan - PDF - 3. 35 MB Renaissance Row Resident Selection Plan - PDF - 470.
85 KB Reserve Commons Tenant Selection Plan - PDF - 111. 06 KB Slippery Hill Tenant Selection Plan - PDF - 139. 77 KB Westminster Way Resident Selection Plan - PDF - 231.
33 KB Orchard Park at Ballenger Run 811 PRA Resident Selection Plan - PDF - 174. 25 KB Momentum at Shady Grove Tenant Selection Criteria - PDF - 131. 29 KB 520 North Market 811 PRA Tenant Selection Plan - PDF - 97.
29 KB Bladensburg Commons Revised Tenant Selection Plan: Effective 9/12/2017 - PDF - 668. 29 KB Brinkley Hill Section 811 Resident Selection Plan - PDF - 242. 91 KB East Baltimore Historic Section 811 PRA Tenant Selection Plan - PDF - 561.
01 KB Galloway Meadows Section 811 PRA Tenant Selection Plan - PDF - 160. 71 KB Homes at Johnson's Pond Section 811 PRA Tenant Selection Plan - PDF - 415. 43 KB Hopewell Station Section 811 PRA Tenant Selection Plan - PDF - 177.
44 KB Merritt Station 811 PRA Resident Selection Plan - PDF - 224. 33 KB Red Run Station Section 811 PRA TSP - PDF - 843. 88 KB Riverwoods at Tollgate Resident Selection Plan - PDF - 224.
3 KB Riviera Apartments Resident Selection Plan - PDF - 278. 71 KB Rock Spring Station 811 PRA Tenant Selection Plan - PDF - 1. 67 MB Sinclair Way Section 811 Resident Selection Plan - PDF - 243.
11 KB Willows at Centreville 811 PRA Tenant Selection Plan - PDF - 949.
73 KB Agreement to Enter into a Section 811 Rental Assistance Contract (RAC) - PDF Updated version of 811 Lease - PDF Application and placement process HUD 811 PRA applicant process Case Manager (CM) provides information to consumers (ongoing) CM enters outreach information in tracking system (quarterly) Consumers indicate interest in the program CM screens for eligibility – does person have documents CM enters consumer information into MyHousingSearch.
com , including priority category Maryland Department of Disabilities (MDOD) maintains eligibility list Applicant and CM begin transition plan Property manager (PM) and MyHousingSearch.
com notifies MDOD of unit availability MDOD identifies top five (5) priority applicants, MDH verifies Medicaid/Waiver eligibility in Long Term Services and Supports (LTSS) system, and sends unit availability email to the case manager Notified applicants respond with interest (within 2 weeks of receipt of letter) MDOD refers interested applicants in priority order to PM by phone and email Applicant provides completed application and documentation to the PM Property manager processes applications in priority order until a new applicant gets approval.
Applicant is notified as well as the CM and MDOD Selected applicant finalizes transition plan. Applicant provides contact information to PM, CM, MDH Housing Director, and MDOD MDOD returns other notified applicants to eligibility list who continue to work on transition plan Tenant completes Tenant Training (explanation of how the program works and lease terms) prior to lease-up Applicant moves into unit!
Unit identification and turnover process DHCD provides PRA funding to project, following the Project Selection Process PM enters unit information into MyHousingSearch. com Owner notifies MyHousingSearch.
com and MDOD of available units MDOD notifies top five (5) eligible applicants MDOD refers top five (5) interested applicants to property manager PM approves applicant(s) after receiving initial application Selected applicant provides emergency contact information prior to leasing Applicant moves into unit Applicant notifies PM and CM of intent to vacate following lease terms (30-60 days) or for an unexpected vacancy PM enters unit availability into MyHousingSearch system and calls MDOD Steps 2 through 10 are repeated after available units are added to MyHousingSearch.
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According to the current listing, eligibility includes: Individuals displaced by state or local projects in Maryland. Confirm the full requirements in the official notice before applying.
Maryland State Relocation Assistance Program is funded by Maryland Department of Housing and Community Development. Verify program details on the funder's official page before applying.
This opportunity targets applicants in Maryland. If your organization operates elsewhere, check the official notice for location requirements.
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