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<br />Six Month Rule - Any RLF contractor that has not begun project activities within the first six (6) months of <br />the contract period will have RLF contract funds de-obligated and its contract terminated. Project activities <br />which RLF contractors must begin to meet this requirement include procurement of special services, <br />environmental clearance, etc. <br /> <br />Technical Assistance - When requested, the City may provide technical assistance to groups <br />representative of persons of low and moderate income to develop proposals for the use of RLF funds. The <br />level and type of assistance will be determined by the City based upon the specific needs of the residents. <br /> <br />Uniform Relocation Assistance And Real Property Acquisition Policies Act of 1970 (Uniform Act) - A <br />change in requirements under these activities has impacted all projects where acquisition negotiations are <br />involved (acquiring real estate with a loan provided by the RLF or any other funds), effective on or after April <br />2, 1989. Therefore, all projects which will contain any real property acquisition or displacement (residents or <br />businesses) should contact the City prior to initiating acquisition negotiations. <br /> <br />HUD Section 8 Income Limits - These income limits must be used to determine low and moderate income <br />benefit through the use of the current program year RLF survey instrument <br />http://www.huduser.orq/datasets/il.htmlfor latest limits <br /> <br /> 2002 Adjusted Income Limits in Dollars <br /> 1 person 2 persons 3 persons 4 persons 5 persons 6 persons 7persons 8 persons <br />30% Limits 14,950 17,050 19,200 21,350 23,050 24,750 26,450 28,150 <br />Very Low- 24,900 28,450 32,000 25,550 38,400 41,250 44,100 46,950 <br />Income <br />Low-Income 38, JOO 43,500 48,950 54,400 58,750 63,100 67,450 71,800 <br />