What is meant by a “Master Development Agreement,” mentioned in Section XV (B)(3)(c)?
A Master Development Agreement is the agreement between the PHA and the developer they have partnered with which outlines the relationship and contractual obligations of each party. The applicant will receive 1 point if a Master Development Agreement has been developed and is ready to submit to HUD. Where the PHA acts as its own developer, it must certify that a Master Development Agreement has been developed and is ready to submit to HUD in order to earn the one point. 20. Section VI(B)(2) says a PHA must disclose “all prior HUD public housing assistance received for the project(s) you have targeted for the physical revitalization….” What categories of information would that include and how far back must you go? Section (VI)(B)(2) is a threshold requirement that requires applicants to disclose all prior HUD public housing assistance received for the project(s) targeted for the physical revitalization related to the proposed revitalization activities. Accordingly, applications must dis
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