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Administrative Plan 4/1/2016 Page 10-17 <br />Ongoing Notification Responsibilities [Notice PIH 2012-42, HUD-52665] <br />Annual Reexamination. The receiving PHA must send the initial PHA a copy of a portable <br />family’s updated form HUD-50058 after each annual reexamination for the duration of time the <br />receiving PHA is billing the initial PHA on behalf of the family, regardless of whether there is a <br />change in the billing amount. <br />SAHA Policy <br />SAHA will send a copy of the updated HUD-50058 together with HUD-52665 by regular <br />mail to the initial PHA within 14 days of SAHA’s notice to the tenant and the owner of <br />the reexamination results. <br />Change in Billing Amount. The receiving PHA is required to notify the initial PHA, using form <br />HUD-52665, of any change in the billing amount for the family as a result of: <br />• A change in the HAP amount (because of a reexamination, a change in the applicable <br />payment standard, a move to another unit, etc.) <br />• An abatement or subsequent resumption of the HAP payments <br />• Termination of the HAP contract <br />• Payment of a damage/vacancy loss claim for the family <br />• Termination of the family from the program <br />The timing of the notice of the change in the billing amount should correspond with the <br />notification to the owner and the family in order to provide the initial PHA with advance notice <br />of the change. Under no circumstances should the notification be later than 10 business days <br />following the effective date of the change in the billing amount. If the receiving PHA fails to <br />send Form HUD-52665 within 10 days of effective date of billing changes, the initial PHA is not <br />responsible for any increase prior to notification. <br />Late Payments [Notice PIH 2012-42] <br />If the initial PHA fails to make a monthly payment for a portable family by the fifth business day <br />of the month, the receiving PHA must promptly notify the initial PHA in writing of the <br />deficiency. The notice must identify the family, the amount of the billing payment, the date the <br />billing payment was due, and the date the billing payment was received (if it arrived late). The <br />receiving PHA must send a copy of the notification to the Office of Public Housing (OPH) in the <br />HUD area office with jurisdiction over the receiving PHA. If the initial PHA fails to correct the <br />problem by the second month following the notification, the receiving PHA may request by <br />memorandum to the director of the OPH with jurisdiction over the receiving PHA that HUD <br />transfer the unit in question. A copy of the initial notification and any subsequent <br />correspondence between the PHAs on the matter must be attached. The receiving PHA must <br />send a copy of the memorandum to the initial PHA. If the OPH decides to grant the transfer, the <br />billing arrangement on behalf of the family ceases with the transfer, but the initial PHA is still <br />responsible for any outstanding payments due to the receiving PHA. <br />3-261