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Administrative Plan 7/1/2025 Page 6-59 <br />If the family qualifies, the hardship exemption and the resulting alternative adjusted income <br />calculation must remain in place for a period of up to 90 days. <br />The PHA may, at its discretion, extend the hardship exemptions for additional 90-day periods <br />based on family circumstances and as stated in PHA policies. PHAs are not limited to a <br />maximum number of 90-day extensions. PHAs must develop policies requiring families to report <br />if the circumstances that made the family eligible for the hardship exemption are no longer <br />applicable. <br />PHAs must promptly notify families in writing if they are denied either an initial hardship <br />exemption or an additional 90-day extension of the exemption. If the PHA denies the request, the <br />notice must specifically state the reason for the denial. <br />PHAs must notify the family if the hardship exemption is no longer necessary and the hardship <br />exemption will be terminated because the circumstances that made the family eligible for the <br />exemption are no longer applicable. The notice must state the termination date and provide 30 <br />days’ notice of rent increase, if applicable. <br />SAHA Policy <br />SAHA will not offer an additional 90-day extension of the Childcare Expense Hardship <br />Exemption. <br />EXHIBIT 1