project, families currently on the waiting list, residents of other projects, and potential tenants based on information from the local housing needs survey);
(ii) For projects proposed to be designated for occupancy by elderly families an estimate of the number of:
(A) Units in the project that are anticipated to become vacant and available for occupancy during the two-year period following the date of submission of the allocation plan to HUD;
(B) Near-elderly families who may be needed to fill units in the designated project for elderly families, as provided in § 945.303(c);
(iii) Describe any impact the designation may have on the average length of time applicants in the group for which the project is designated and other applicants will have to wait for a dwelling unit.
(5) PHA occupancy policies and procedures. This component of the plan must describe any changes the PHA intends to make in its admission policies to accommodate the designation, including:
(i) How the waiting list will be maintained;
(ii) How dwelling units will be assigned; and
(iii) How records will be maintained to document the effect on all families who would have resided in the designated project if it had not been designated.
(6) Strategy for addressing the current and future housing needs of the families in the PHA's jurisdiction. The PHA must:
(i) Identify the housing resources currently owned or controlled by the PHA, including any mixed population projects, in existence, as provided in 24 CFR part 960, subpart D, that will be available to these families;
(ii) Describe the steps to be taken by the PHA to respond to any need for accessible units that will no longer be available for applicants who need them. The PHA has a continuing obligation under section 504 of the Rehabilitation Act of