period covered by the allocation plan, and which it has a reasonable expectation of obtaining.
(v) Where a project is being designated for elderly families, explain how the PHA plans to secure the required additional housing resources. In the case of housing for which the PHA plans to apply, the PHA must provide sufficient information about the housing resource and its application to establish that the PHA can reasonably expect to obtain the housing.
(vi) Describe incentives, if any, that the PHA intends to offer to:
(A) Families who are members of the group for whom a project was designated to achieve voluntary transfers to the designated project; and
(B) Families who are not members of the group for whom a project was designated to achieve voluntary transfers from the project proposed to be designated;
(d) Criteria for allocation plan approval. HUD shall approve an initial allocation plan, or updated allocation plan, if HUD determines that:
(1) The information contained in the plan is complete and accurate (a plan that is incomplete, i.e., missing required statements or items, will be disapproved), and the projections are reasonable;
(2) Implementation of the plan will not result in a substantial increase in the vacancy rates in the designated project;
(3) Implementation of the plan will not result in a substantial increase in delaying or denying housing assistance to families on the PHA's waiting list because of designating projects;
(4) The plan for securing sufficient additional housing resources for non-elderly disabled persons can reasonably be achieved; and
(5) The plan conforms to the requirements of this part.
(e) Allocation plan approval or disapproval —(1) Written notification. HUD shall notify each PHA, in writing, of approval or disapproval of the initial