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EXHIBIT 1 <br />The following is applicable to HAP contracts executed or renewed June 6, 2024, or later: <br />Notification of Corrective Actions [24 CFR 982.404(d)(1)] <br />The owner must maintain the unit in accordance with housing quality standards. The unit is in <br />noncompliance with housing quality standards if: <br />• The PHA or authorized inspector determines the unit has housing quality standards <br />deficiencies based upon an inspection <br />• The PHA notified the owner in writing of the unit housing quality standards deficiencies; and <br />• The unit's housing quality standards deficiencies are not corrected within the required <br />timeframes. <br />A PHA may withhold assistance payments for units that have deficiencies once the owner has <br />been notified in writing of the deficiencies. The PHA's administrative plan must identify the <br />conditions under which the PHA will withhold HAP. In this case, if the unit is brought into <br />compliance during the applicable cure period, the PHA must resume assistance payments and <br />provide payments to cover the time period for which the payments were withheld. <br />The PHA must abate the HAP, including amounts that had been withheld, if the owner fails to <br />make the repairs within the applicable cure period. In this case, the PHA must notify the family <br />and the owner that it is abating payments and, if the unit does not meet housing quality standards <br />within 60 days (or a reasonable longer period established by the PHA), the PHA will terminate <br />the HAP contract for the unit and the family will have to move to receive continued assistance. <br />In this case, the PHA must issue the family its voucher to move at least 30 days prior to the <br />termination of the HAP contract. <br />Page 8-20 Administrative Plan 7/l/2025 <br />City Council 5 — 441 7/15/2025 <br />