1. Bibliographies: Communities Fair Share Of Low Income Housing: Legal Issues - HUD January 2003. This bibliography of law review articles on communities' fairshare of low income housing was compiled by Lisa Kosow, law Librarian. http://www.hud.gov/offices/adm/library/bibliog/fairsh.cfm

Administration About Administration Contracts Grants ... Bibliographies Communities Fair Share of Low Income Housing: Legal Issues Local information Print version E-mail this to a friend January 2003 This bibliography of law review articles on communities' fair share of low income housing was compiled by Lisa Kosow, Law Librarian. HUD staff may  request any of the following articles by calling (202) 708-2370 x3278, by e-mail at library_circulation_desk@hud.gov , or by visiting the library in Room 8141 from 8:45 am to 5:15 pm, ET. Others interested in any listed item, please consult your local library or contact the publisher. Augusta, Brian.  “Building Housing From the Ground Up:  Strengthening California Law to Ensure Adequate Locations for Affordable Housing.”  39 Santa Clara Law Review Boger, John Charles.  “Symposium:  The Urban Crisis:  The Kerner Commission Report Revisited: Toward Ending Residential Segregation:  A Fair Share Proposal for the Next Reconstruction.”  71 North Carolina Law Review Bolden, Victor A.  “Where Does New York City Go From Here:  Chaos or Community?”  23

2. National Housing Law Project Legal advocates help groups and individuals fight for fair access to affordable housing. Discover the programs this organization sponsors. The National housing law Project (NHLP) is a national housing law expanding and enforcing lowincome tenants' and homeowners' other attorneys, low-income housing advocacy groups, and http://www.nhlp.org/

What’s New? Housing Program Information: Public Housing Section 8 Section 8 Homeownership HUD Rental Housing ... Search National Housing Law Project 2002 Housing Justice Network: Additional Materials Job Opportunities: Equal Justice Works Fellowship (Rural Housing Preservation) Attorney/Director of Government Relations for NHLP's DC Office T he National Housing Law Project (NHLP) is a national housing law and advocacy center. The goal of NHLP is to advance housing justice for the poor by increasing and preserving the supply of decent affordable housing, by improving existing housing conditions, including physical conditions and management practices, by expanding and enforcing low-income tenants' and homeowners' rights, and by increasing opportunities for racial and ethnic minorities. NHLP works to achieve that goal by providing legal assistance, advocacy advice and housing expertise to legal services and other attorneys, low-income housing advocacy groups, and others who serve the poor. NHLP’s primary areas of emphasis are public policy advocacy, litigation assistance, training, and research and writing, focusing on issues and problems that will have the greatest impact on the housing rights of the poor. Special offer for new subscribers to the Housing Law Bulletin!

3. Low Income Housing Tax Credit - HUD HUD and Justice will identify lowincome housing tax credit properties for cause findingunder a substantially equivalent fair housing state law or local http://www.hud.gov/offices/fheo/lihtcmou.cfm

Fair Housing and Equal Opportunity About FHEO Fair housing laws Partners ... Fair housing laws Low Income Housing Tax Credit Local information Print version E-mail this to a friend Memorandum Of Understanding Among The Department Of The Treasury, The Department Of Housing And Urban Development, And The Department Of Justice Preamble The United States Departments of the Treasury, Housing and Urban Development, and Justice enter into this memorandum of understanding (MOU) in a cooperative effort to promote enhanced compliance with the Fair Housing Act (ACT) , 42 U.S.C. §§ 3601 et seq., for the benefit of residents of low-income housing tax credit properties and the general public. It is recognized that the Department of Treasury's (Treasury) Internal Revenue Service (IRS) is responsible for administering and enforcing the tax laws in the low-income housing tax credit program under § 42 of the Internal Revenue Code, 26 U.S.C. § 42. In accordance with § 1.42-9 of the Income Tax Regulations, 26 C.F.R. § 1.342-9, low income housing tax credit properties are to be rented in a manner consistent with the Act. Noncompliance of these properties with the low-income housing tax credit provisions is required to be reported to the IRS by state housing finance agencies under 26 U.S.C. § 42(m)(1)(B)(iii).

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5. Office Of Fair Housing And Equal Opportunity (FHEO) - HUD School of law, and the John Marshall law School fair housing Legal Support Center, low income housing Tax Credits (LIHTC). Notice for Affirmatively Furthering fair housing and the http://www.hud.gov/offices/fheo/index.cfm

Fair Housing and Equal Opportunity About FHEO Fair housing laws Partners ... About HUD Office of Fair Housing and Equal Opportunity (FHEO) Fair Housing Month April 2003 Welcome Home! Fair Housing laws protect individuals and families who are seeking housing and home loans from discrimination. Do you ever wonder how and when the Fair Housing Act was passed? Do you know how it affects you, your family, and your friends? This April, the nation celebrates the 35th anniversary of the passage of the Federal Fair Housing Act. The theme for this year's celebration, Welcome Home! heralds a new day when the collaborative efforts of HUD and its housing partners realize increased housing opportunities for every individual. Come join HUD in a celebration and understanding of the Fair Housing Act during Fair Housing Month, April 2003. Fair Housing Month Special Edition Newsletter Features Accessibility Provisions of Fair Housing Act: HUD launches Education and Outreach Program to create more barrier-free housing Post 9/11 Landlord Guidance: In response to concerns about housing security following September 11, 2001, HUD has issued guidance on the rights and responsibilities of residents and landlords in preventing housing discrimination on the basis of race, religion, and national origin.

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What’s New? Housing Program Information: Public Housing Section 8 Section 8 Homeownership HUD Rental Housing ... Search National Housing Law Project Housing Law Bulletin FY 2000 Budget Resolution Signals Trouble for Low-Income Housing Programs Congress has adopted a $1.74 trillion FY 2000 budget resolution which sets the parameters for spending by the appropriations committees. The measure, which does not require presidential approval, is a blueprint for allocations that will be made for spending within each of the 13 appropriations subcommittees, including the HUD subcommittee. Among the principal features of the congressionally approved budget are a multi-year $778 billion tax reduction, increased spending for education and defense, and deficit reduction through application of the Social Security surpluses to the national debt. According to projections contained in a letter prepared by the Campaign for Housing and Community Development Funding, the budget assumes huge cuts in discretionary outlays for the federal low-income housing programs. The Income Security budget function, which includes most of the low-income housing programs including public housing, vouchers and housing for the elderly and disabled, would face reductions of 14 percent, or $34 billion, over five years and 21 percent, or $110 billion, over 10 years.

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10. Senior Citizens Com (sm): Senior Housing : Low Income Housing : HUD SeniorCitizens.Com (SM) Find comprehensive information on low income housing, HUD housing, and subsidized housing for senior citizens, seniors, the elderly, and the disabled. Living Options low income housing. HUD housing. housing housing Discrimination Federal law prohibits housing discrimination based violated, you can file a fair housing complaint. http://www.seniorcitizens.com/housing/lih.htm

Home Living Options > Low Income Housing HUD Housing Housing and Urban Development (HUD) - HUD has created a special page for senior citizens. It contains information from all parts of HUD's web site. Federal Rent Assistance - HUD funds several rental assistance programs: Public housing is low-income housing, that is actually operated by your local housing authority HUD's HOME program , provides grants to state and local governments which may use them to offer rental assistance. Section 8 Housing - The Section 8 rental voucher and rental certificate programs are the federal government's major programs for assisting very low-income families, the elderly, and the disabled to rent decent, safe and sanitary housing in the private market . Since the rental assistance is provided on behalf of the family or individual, participants are able to find and lease privately owned housing , including single-family homes, townhouses and apartments. The participant is free to choose any housing that meets the requirements of the program and is not limited to units located in subsidized housing projects. Eligibility for a Section 8 rental voucher or certificate is determined by the HUD Housing Authority based on: The total annual gross income and family size U.S. citizenship

11. Housing Law 2001) Frequently asked questions about fair housing, who is or pay rent, and havea low income, you may mental health consumers in need of affordable housing. http://www.ptla.org/ptlasite/cliented/housingindex.htm

Home Links Legal Help Court Forms ... Maine Statutes Housing Law Pine Tree Legal information Rights of Tenants in Maine (revised March 2002) Los derechos del inquilino en el Estado de Maine (marzo 2002) Comprehensive review of the Maine landlord/tenant laws, with an emphasis on tenants' rights. What Can I Do if My Landlord is Trying to Evict Me? (revised June 2000) Steps you can take if you're being evicted from your home. How to Get Your Security Deposit Back (July 2000) If your landlord won't return your security deposit, read about the steps you can take to get it back. Fair Housing: Your Right to Rent or Own a Home (February 2003) It is illegal for a landlord to refuse to rent to you because of your color, race, religion, national origin, sex, disability, having children, or getting public aid. Find out more, and what you can do about it. El derecho a la vivienda: el alquiler o la posesión de una casa (Enero del 2003) How to Get Your Property Back from Your Landlord (March 2000) Find out about the steps you can take to get your things back, if your former landlord is holding on to them. Includes sample court forms.

12. National Low Income Housing Coalition: The NIMBY Report November, 2002 California lowincome Community Opposition to Stronger Source ofincome Protection in Local fair housing law Minnesota Minneapolis Public http://www.nlihc.org/nimby/

Home Search The NIMBY Report on the continuing struggle for inclusive communities NIMBY Not In My Back Yard has become the symbol for the neighborhoods to exclude certain people because they are homeless, poor, disabled, or because of their race or ethnicity. The NIMBY Report supports inclusive communities by sharing news of the NIMBY syndrome and efforts to overcome it. Published for nearly 10 years by the American Friends Service Committee, it is now published by the National Low Income Housing Coalition, in collaboration with the Building Better Communities Network. The NIMBY Report is distributed monthly as a supplement to NLIHC’s Memo to Members . Semi-annual issue reports are also published. Semi-annual Reports Fall 2002 : Using Civil Rights Laws to Advance Affordable Housing (in Adobe Acrobat format) Spring 2002 : The Olmstead Factor: Integrating Housing for People with Disabilities (in Adobe Acrobat format) Fall 2001 : Does Design Make A Difference? (in Adobe Acrobat format) Spring 2001 (in Adobe Acrobat format) Monthly Newsletters March, 2003

13. National Low Income Housing Coalition: The NIMBY Report It is published by the National low income housing Coalition, in been protected bythe federal fair housing Act of federal courts have read the law to prohibit http://www.nlihc.org/nimby/0209.htm

Home Search The NIMBY Report on the continuing struggle for inclusive communities September, 2002 NIMBYNot In My Back Yardhas become the symbol of neighborhoods that seek to exclude certain people because they are homeless, poor, disabled, or because of their race or ethnicity. The NIMBY Report supports inclusive communities by sharing news of the NIMBY syndrome and efforts to overcome it. It is published by the National Low Income Housing Coalition, in collaboration with the Building Better Communities Network, and is distributed monthly as a supplement to NLIHC's "Memo to Members." Semi-annual issue reports provide in-depth analysis on specific subjects. FLORIDA Department of Justice "Concerns" Persuades Boca Raton to Rethink "Sober Home" Policy In May 2002, the Boca Raton City Council issued an edict giving more than a dozen recovery homes 18 months to get out of town or at least out of its residential areas. Last month, after the U.S. Department of Justice requested city records concerning the ban while expressing "serious concerns" about its legality, Boca officials have quietly (and unanimously) agreed to defer the ban indefinitely. Since 1988, people who are in recovery from alcohol or drug addiction have

14. Ky Human Rights Commission- Fair Housing Laws Kentucky's fair housing law forbids discrimination in housing because of a person'scolor, religion fair housing Institute. National low income housing Coalition. http://www.state.ky.us/agencies2/kchr/housinglaws.htm

KCHR Home How to File a Discrimination Complaint ... of Fame Brochures What Kentucky's Fair Housing Law Means Kentucky's Fair Housing Law forbids discrimination in housing because of a person's color, religion, race, sex, national origin, familial status or disability. It is unlawful for a real estate operator, broker, or sales agent to: refuse to sell, rent, lease or exchange real property for discriminatory reasons refuse to receive or transmit good faith offers to purchase or rent. deny any services or facilities relating to real property transactions represent that real property is not available for inspection, sale or rental when in fact it is retain a listing with the understanding that the seller plans to discriminate discriminate in the terms or conditions of sale or rental It is unlawful to coerce, intimidate, threaten, or interfere with any person in the exercise or enjoyment of any housing rights. It is unlawful for a financial institution to: discriminate in the granting, rates, terms, conditions or services of financial assistance in real estate transactions discriminate in making or purchasing of loans It is unlawful for a real estate operator or a financial institution to: engage in the tactics and practices of panic-selling; to represent that the racial composition of a neighborhood is going to change or that property values will lower; or make similar false and misleading statements

15. Pennsylvania Low Income Housing Coalition - Home Page rental housing that is affordable to low–very low income families, elderly officialsand other housing professionals on fair housing law, accessible housing http://www.palihc.org/

Home About Us Join Us Legislation ... Contact Us Search WWW Search www.palihc.org Pennsylvania Low Income Housing Coalition (PALIHC) Safe, decent, affordable and accessible housing for all Pennsylvanians, especially those with low incomes. What’s New? last updated April 07, 2003 Dividend Exemption Threatens Community Reinvestment Tax Credits - Read this April 1 update on President Bush’s proposal to eliminate taxes on corporate dividends and its impact on the Low Income Housing Tax Credit program. Click here On Friday, April 25, 2003, join PALIHC, the Mon Valley Initiative, Fair Housing Partnership of Greater Pittsburgh, and the Builders Association Metropolitan Pittsburgh for a FREE conference, “The Future of Housing Development in Our Region —Western Pennsylvania ," which will be held from 8:30 a.m. - 1:30 p.m. at the Cranberry Township Community Center. Registration is free, but participation is limited to the first 100 registrants. For more information, or to register, click here (PDF format).

16. Poverty Law News Archives has launched a website to assist lowincome residents of to apply for Section 8 housingsubsidies, how Agent’s Discriminatory Acts Under fair housing Act The http://www.povertylaw.org/pln/archives.cfm?subject=Housing

17. About The National Center On Poverty Law to promote sound policy and law to move Recent Press Releases lowincome StudentsLearn Important Financial Violation of Civil Rights and fair housing laws and http://www.povertylaw.org/aboutncpl/index.cfm

The National Center on Poverty Law Taking Action to End Poverty... The National Center on Poverty Law (NCPL) is a legal and policy research, communications, and advocacy organization that provides national leadership in identifying, developing, and supporting creative and collaborative approaches to achieve social and economic justice for low-income people. Established in 1967 by R. Sargent Shriver as part of the War on Poverty, NCPL is now a nonprofit organization that facilitates creative and collaborative approaches for representing low-income people in social policy and poverty law. The organization's legal program translates our mission into action, drawing its agenda by working collaboratively with clients, advocates, social service providers, policymakers, and others on systemic solutions to problems that affect large numbers of people. NCPL's primary focus includes, but is not limited to, welfare reform, affordable and public housing, health insurance expansion for low-income people, public benefits for immigrants, domestic violence, child care, child support, work-force issues, election reform, and financial literacy of low-income people. NCPL plays a pivotal role in the delivery of legal services to low-income clients by creating through its comprehensive services an extraordinary network of legal services and pro bono lawyers, policymakers, and other advocates working on poverty law and policy development. Through our publications, Poverty Law Library, and Web site, NCPL equips advocates throughout the country with the tools and strategies they need effectively to promote sound policy and law to move people permanently from poverty.

18. Fair Housing Training Outline A fair housing law as with sales, lending and insuring B low appraisals (based onneighborhood) and high market prices make lowincome purchase impossible as http://www.efn.org/~fairhous/training.shtml

Southern Oregon Fair Housing Project Fair Housing Training Outline 1: Fair Housing Legislative History Outline A: Federal 13th Amendment 14th Amendment The Civil Rights Act of 1866 § 1982. Property rights of citizens. Plessy v. Ferguson 1896. Brown v. Board of Education 1954 The Civil Rights Act of 1968, 1974. Rehabilitation Act, Section 504, 1973 Fair Housing Amendments Act of 1988. Americans with Disabilities Act, Title II, 1990. B: Oregon State Historical Racism "Peculiar Paradise" Oregon Revised Statutes 659.121: Housing Discrimination 1995. Oregon Revised Statutes 90.110: Landlord/Tenant Law 1995. C: Local City of Ashland, Corvallis, Eugene, Portland Anti- Discrimination Ordinances 1860-1998. Top of page. 2: Fair Housing Law Basics The purpose of Fair Housing law is to create a housing market system free of interference from discrimination based on: A: Federal Law: The Fair Housing Amendments Act of 1988.

19. Housing provides subsidies to the owner who then applies those subsidies to the rentshe/she charges lowincome tenants. fair housing Act, a law that prohibits http://www.vanderbilt.edu/kennedy/pathfinder/housing.html

Pathfinder Links Advocacy and Law Assistive Technology Child Care Education ... Search Housing Federal The U.S. Department of Housing and Urban Development (HUD) is the Federal agency responsible for national policy and programs that address America's housing needs, that improve and develop the nation's communities, and enforce fair housing laws. Click here to download as an Acrobat file the 2002 Housing Resource Directory produced by the Tennessee Division of Mental Retardation Services. Click here for HUD's information for people with disabilities. Several programs funded by HUD and administered by state and local housing agencies include: Public Housing is low-income housing, operated by your local housing authority. Section 8 Housing is subsidized housing, in which the housing authority gives the tenant a certificate or voucher that says the government will subsidize your rent payments and then you find your own housing. Privately Owned Subsidized Housing , where the government provides subsidies to the owner who then applies those subsidies to the rents he/she charges low-income tenants. FHA Mortgage Insurance Program is a mortgage financing program through the Federal Housing Authority (FHA), a division of HUD. FHA guarantees home loans of 1 to 4 units against default by the borrower. The mortgage industry process approves or rejects loan applicants, then forwards to FHA for default insurance purposes. The borrower pays a mortgage insurance premium (MIP) for this protection. The mortgage limit for the Nashville area is $193,800.

20. City Of Santa Maria, California, Fair Housing Program, Special Projects, Adminis Concentrations of low income and racial/ethnic populations which individuals of similarincome levels in includes the California fair housing law (often called http://www.ci.santa-maria.ca.us/40401.html

FAIR HOUSING PROGRAM The County of Santa Barbara HOME Consortium, with the assistance of its member cities of Santa Maria, Lompoc, Guadalupe and Carpinteria, prepared an Analysis of Impediments to Fair Housing Choice in May 1997, which was updated in March 2000. As part of the preparation, a survey of community service agencies was conducted to assess the number and types of Fair Housing complaints, Home Mortgage Disclosure Act data were collected and analyzed, and maps of the County's racial composition were created. As a result, impediments were identified and an action plan was developed. The following four impediments were identified through the Analysis for the City of Santa Maria. A primary impediment to equal choice of housing in the City at present is the lack of availability of affordable housing, particularly units for large families. Based on the vacancy rates, there is clearly a greater need for larger rental units than for zero and one bedroom units. The lack of affordable larger units constitutes an impediment to Fair Housing, and because Hispanic households tend to be large, they are disproportionately affected. Concentrations of low income and racial/ethnic populations are often segregated from other Santa Maria residents.

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