(A) The number of families who are members of the group for whom the project is to be designated, and
(B) The number of families who are not members of the group for whom the project is to be designated;
(ii) An estimate of the total number of elderly families and disabled families who are potential tenants of the project (i.e., as the project now exists), based on information provided by:
(A) The waiting list from which vacancies in the project are filled; and
(B) A local housing needs survey, if available, such as the CHAS, for the jurisdiction within which the area served by the PHA is located;
(iii) An estimate of the number of potential tenants who will need accessible units based on information provided by:
(A) The needs assessment prepared in accordance with 24 CFR 8.25, and
(B) A housing needs survey, if available, such as the CHAS or HUD-prescribed successor survey;
(iv) The number of units in the project that became vacant and available for occupancy during the year preceding the date of submission of the allocation plan to HUD;
(v) The average length of vacancy for dwelling units in the project for the year preceding the date of submission of the allocation plan to HUD;
(vi) An estimate of the number of units in the project that the PHA expects to become vacant and available for occupancy during the two-year period following the date of submission of the allocation plan to HUD (i.e., if the project were not to be designated);
(vii) An estimate of the average length of time elderly families and non-elderly persons with disabilities currently have to wait for a dwelling unit.
(4) Projected profile of project in designated state. This component of the plan must:
(i) Identify the source of the families for the designated project (e.g., current residents of the