Examples of Social Housing Assistance in a sentence
RTA only applies to Secure and Assured Tenants (or Assured Shorthold Tenants whose tenancies began on or after 1 April 2012 and are for a fixed term of at least two years) occupying self-contained accommodation for rent where the costs of procuring or developing those properties was part- paid for by Social Housing Grant (SHG), Social Housing Assistance (SHA), the Disposal Proceeds Fund (DPF) or any combination of these, on or after 1 April 1997.
This is distinct from Social Housing Assistance (SHA) granted to develop schemes.
They are: • Eligible: Properties part funded with Social Housing Assistance (SHA), Social Housing Grant (SHG) or Disposal Proceeds Fund (DPF).
Where property has received Housing Association Grant (HAG), Social Housing Grant (SHG), or Social Housing Assistance (SHA)(including Recycled Capital Grant Fund, Disposal Proceeds Fund or Rent Surplus Fund) RPs must advise the GLA immediately the ownership of that property, or properties, has changed and no more than 30 days after the date of completion.
They apply equally to historic grant, paid as Housing Association Grant or Social Housing Grant, and Social Housing Assistance (SHA) currently paid under sections 30,34 and 333ZE of the Greater London Authority Act 1999; this may not apply if grant was paid under contractual arrangements which prescribe different arrangements, i.e. subject to clauses in a Grant Agreement or Framework Delivery Agreement.
A change of use of land or Property to one which would not qualify in principle for Social Housing Assistance, or change to a use which might receive a significantly lower grant (for example a change from supported to general needs housing;)Change to non-grant eligible use A change of use will be a Relevant Event if the RP changes the use of the property to one which does not qualify for grant (at the time of the change of use).
When a Relevant Event occurs to land or property funded from the RCGF, the principles within the Recovery Determination (and detailed in this Guide) apply equally to the recovery and repayment or re-use of that recycled grant, as if it had been funded with new Social Housing Assistance.
These permissible uses will include those for which the GLA would make Social Housing Assistance available, unless a specific restriction is stated, and other specified purposes.
The GLA may agree a temporary change of use, without Recovery, to one not qualifying in principle for Social Housing Assistance.
The resulting amount of public subsidy (Housing Assistance Grant, Social Housing Grant or Social Housing Assistance plus Recycled Capital Grant) attributable to the property must take into account any deferred recovery of Housing Assistance Grant, Social Housing Grant or Social Housing Assistance in the same scheme.