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Commissioner of Housing, the chief executive officer of the municipality in which such housing is located and to all tenants residing in such housing. Nothing in this section shall be construed to limit the contractual rights or the ability
this part, the developer shall submit to the commissioner for his approval its rent schedules and its standards of tenant eligibility and continued occupancy, and any changes therein and its proposed budget for each fiscal year, together with such reports
housing partnership shall submit to the commissioner for said commissioner's approval its rent schedules and its standards of tenant eligibility and any changes therein, and its proposed budget for each fiscal year, together with such reports and financial
this part. In calculating the amount of the grant-in-aid, the commissioner shall use adjusted gross income of tenants. As used in this section, “adjusted gross income” means annual aggregate income from all sources minus fifty per cent
municipal developer or nonprofit corporation, (2) establish standard maximum income limits for the admission to and continued occupancy of tenants in such housing, and (3) determine the allocation of funds to meet the development costs of such project or projects
entitled to part of condemnation award for trade fixtures which added to value of leasehold. 21 CS 140. Tenant may, by agreement, relinquish to his landlord all rights he may have for any damage due to land-taking
housing restoration by local government, the private sector or community organizations, including provision of a reasonable opportunity for tenants displaced as a result of such activities to relocate in their immediate neighborhood, (ii) promoting greater choice of housing opportunities
landlords and tenants as provided in chapters 830, 831 and 832 and respond to any inquiries from the public on such matters
receivers of rents appointed pursuant to section 47a-56a, to prevent and respond to abandonment by landlords of tenant-occupied dwelling units, provided no municipality shall receive an amount in excess of one thousand five hundred dollars for each receivership
down payment assistance, and identify other financial resources to support such activities; (3) Offer incentives to investors to develop tenants into owners, apply income restrictions to housing units in order to ensure affordability, and conduct energy efficiency improvements in order
occupancy of housing financed or assisted under this chapter, whether such housing is owned or operated on a landlord-tenant or home ownership basis or as a condominium or a cooperative
state agency, and (3) actual reasonable expenses in searching for a replacement business or farm, provided, whenever any tenant in any dwelling unit is displaced as the result of the enforcement of any code to which this section is applicable
equally match any such amount in excess of two thousand dollars in making the downpayment, and provided, whenever any tenant in any dwelling unit is displaced as the result of the enforcement of any code to which this
town, city or borough for any payments which the town, city or borough has made to any displaced tenant and for which the landlord is liable pursuant to section 8-268 or 8-270, such town, city or borough
such dwelling after rehabilitation, if greater; except that no such limitation may apply to any loan made to a tenant whose dwelling unit is being converted to a condominium and who is able to obtain a mortgage for the purchase
occupancy of housing financed or assisted under this chapter, whether such housing is owned or operated on a landlord-tenant or home ownership basis or as a condominium or a cooperative; (p) “State” means the state of Connecticut
enter into regional contracts with local or regional nonprofit corporations or social service organizations having expertise in landlord-tenant mediation to implement the program established under this section. (e) The Commissioner of Housing may adopt regulations in accordance with chapter
housing opportunity development project shall incorporate renewable energy or other technology in order to lower utility costs for the tenants and be transit-oriented. Any eligible workforce housing opportunity development project once constructed or substantially rehabilitated shall be rented