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Rentals for persons receiving welfare aid. In the cases of any tenants who are the recipients of one hundred per cent social services aid from the Department of Social Services of the state or any municipality and who have
Tenants' use of common areas for political activity. (a) For purposes of this section, (1) “public housing project” means dwelling accommodations operated as a state or federally subsidized multifamily housing project by a housing authority, nonprofit corporation or municipal developer
Operation of projects. Rentals. Tenant eligibility. Inspections. Semiannual statements. Penalty for false statement. Each developer or housing authority shall manage and operate its housing projects in an efficient manner so as to enable it to fix the rentals for dwelling
grants, loans or deferred loans to (1) any owner of a single-family or multifamily dwelling, or (2) any tenant who furnishes satisfactory evidence that the owner of the dwelling in which the tenant resides has approved the intended structural
organization and the construction or rehabilitation of or conversion to cooperative or condominium housing, to assist and advise tenants during a period of conversion to cooperative or condominium ownership, and to make or insure loans to finance the ownership
execute a written agreement to pay the landlord for any damages suffered by the landlord due to the tenant's failure to comply with such tenant's obligations, as defined in section 47a-21, provided the amount of any such
financing of new construction or substantial rehabilitation of dwelling units in projects in which a majority of the tenants shall be low and moderate income families if such municipal programs meet the requirements of subsection (b) of this section
anticipated operating deficits during the first two years of occupancy; (K) the cost of such other items, including tenant relocation, as the authority and the Commissioner of Housing shall deem to be reasonable and necessary for the development
Cited. 35 CS 549; Id., 565. Defendant owner of rental premises violated section by discriminating against complainant, a prospective tenant, in rental of apartment because of her Puerto Rican ancestry. 6 Conn. Cir. Ct. 179. Annotations to present section: Complainant
repealed by implication. 188 C. 555. Cited. 190 C. 746; 195 C. 276; 196 C. 623. Life tenant has sufficient ownership to be entitled to recognition as a “person owning land” with right of appeal. 203 C. 317. Cited
order to comply with the requirements of a set-aside development, no person shall impose on a prospective tenant who is receiving governmental rental assistance a maximum percentage-of-income-for-housing requirement that is more restrictive than the requirement
existing assisted rental units by type and funding source, and include, but not be limited to, information on tenant eligibility, rents charged, available subsidies, occupancy and vacancy rates, waiting lists and accessibility features. In order to assist the department
state or municipal health or safety codes, or otherwise to make an eligible building suitable for rental to tenants. (b) There is established a revolving loan fund to be known as the “Rental Housing Revolving Loan Fund”. The fund
members, appointed by the members specified in subdivisions (1) to (6), inclusive, of this subsection, who shall be tenants receiving state housing assistance; and (9) one member, appointed by the members specified in subdivisions (1) to (6), inclusive, of this
commissioner, shall establish a program to encourage and recruit owners of rental real property to accept from prospective tenants any federal Housing Choice Voucher, rental assistance program certificate or payment from any other program administered by the state that provides
include one, rather than two, or more persons, deleting specific references to elderly single persons and remaining members of tenant families; P.A. 76-14 redefined “housing project” and “moderate rental” to include reconstruction, rehabilitation etc. of existing buildings or improvements
amended Subsec. (a) by adding “an executive or managerial” re employee of authority, effective June 15, 2012. Tenant may not serve as commissioner of the housing project in which he lives. 164 C. 247. (Return to Chapter Table of Contents
Rental rates and tenant selection for low rental projects. (a) Each housing authority shall manage and operate its housing projects in an efficient manner so as to enable it to fix the rentals for dwelling accommodations at the lowest possible
section 21a-240, or (C) other criminal acts which would adversely affect the health, safety or welfare of other tenants, (2) an applicant's or any proposed occupant's abuse, or pattern of abuse, of alcohol when the housing authority
relocated to a comparable dwelling unit of public or subsidized housing in the same municipality, (B) receive a tenant-based rental subsidy