SUBPART C—Indian Housing Plan (IHP) (§1000.201 to §1000.242)
- 1000.201—How are funds made available under NAHASDA?
- 1000.202—Who are eligible recipients?
- 1000.204—How does an Indian tribe designate itself as recipient of the grant?
- 1000.206—How is a TDHE designated?
- 1000.208—What happens if an Indian tribe had two IHAs as of September 30, 1996?
- 1000.210—What happens to existing 1937 Act units in those jurisdictions for which Indian tribes do not or cannot submit an IHP?
- 1000.212—Is submission of an IHP required?
- 1000.214—What is the deadline for submission of an IHP?
- 1000.216—What happens if the recipient does not submit the IHP to the Area ONAP by July 1?
- 1000.218—Who prepares and submits an IHP?
- 1000.220—What are the minimum requirements for the IHP?
- 1000.222—Are there separate IHP requirements for small Indian tribes and small TDHEs?
- 1000.224—Can any part of the IHP be waived?
- 1000.226—Can the certification requirements of section 102(c)(5) of NAHASDA be waived by HUD?
- 1000.228—If HUD changes its IHP format will Indian tribes be involved?
- 1000.230—What is the process for HUD review of IHPs and IHP amendments?
- 1000.232—Can an Indian tribe or TDHE amend its IHP?
- 1000.234—Can HUD's determination regarding the non-compliance of an IHP or a modification to an IHP be appealed?
- 1000.236—What are eligible administrative and planning expenses?
- 1000.238—What percentage of the IHBG funds can be used for administrative and planning expenses?
- 1000.240—When is a local cooperation agreement required for affordable housing activities?
- 1000.242—When does the requirement for exemption from taxation apply to affordable housing activities?