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EXHIBIT 1 Failure to Participate in Case Management [FR Notice 8/13/241 Upon notification by the VAMC or DSP of the family's failure to participate, without good cause, in case management, the PHA must provide the family a reasonable time period to vacate the unit. The PHA must terminate assistance to the family at the earlier of either the time the family vacates or the expiration of the reasonable time period given to vacate. SAHA Policy If the family fails to participate in case management when required by the VA, SAHA will terminate the family's assistance. The family will have 120 days to vacate the unit, starting from the proposed termination action. SAHA will terminate assistance to the family at the earlier of (1) the time the family vacates or (2) the expiration of the 120-day period. If the family fails to vacate the unit within the established time, the owner may evict the family. If the owner does not evict the family, SAHA will remove the unit from the HAP contract or amend the HAP contract to substitute a different unit in the project if the project is partially assisted. SAHA may add the removed unit back onto the HAP contract after the ineligible family vacates the property. If the family fails to vacate the unit within the established time, the owner may evict the family. If the owner does not evict the family, the PHA must remove the unit from the HAP contract or amend the HAP contract to substitute a different unit in the project if the project is partially assisted. The PHA may add the removed unit to the HAP contract after the ineligible family vacates the property. Moves [HUD-VASH Qs and As, FR Notice 8/13/241 When a VASH PBV family is eligible to move from its PBV unit in accordance with Section 17- VIII.C. of this policy, but there is no other comparable tenant -based rental assistance, the following procedures must be implemented: If a VASH tenant -based voucher is not available at the time the family wants (and is eligible) to move, the PHA may require a family who still requires case management to wait for a VASH tenant -based voucher for a period not to exceed 180 days; If a VASH tenant -based voucher is still not available after that period, the family must be allowed to move with its VASH voucher. Alternatively, the PHA may allow the family to move with its VASH voucher without having to meet this 180-day period. In either case, the PHA is required to replace the assistance in the PBV unit with one of its regular vouchers, unless the PHA and owner agree to temporarily remove the unit from the HAP contract; and If a VASH veteran is determined to no longer require case management, the PHA must allow the family to move with the first available tenant -based voucher if no VASH voucher is immediately available and cannot require the family to wait for a VASH voucher to become available. - 025 City Council 5 — 887 5 2 25