A grant program for pilot projects may be set up and ends in 7 years
What the document says“The Secretary of Housing and Urban Development may establish a program to award competitive grants to eligible entities to implement pilot projects”
The section lets the Secretary set up a competitive grant program for pilot projects testing the safety, feasibility, or cost-effectiveness of point-access block residential buildings, and provides that the program terminates 7 years after the subsection is enacted. An eligible entity is defined to include a State, local or Tribal government, public housing agency, nonprofit, developer, construction, design, engineering, academic, or research body, or a partnership of two or more of them.
What the document actually says“The Secretary of Housing and Urban Development may establish a program to award competitive grants to eligible entities to implement pilot projects”
The housing agency may set up a grant program. Groups can compete for the money. They would use it to build test projects and study how they work.
A pilot project is a small test done before a wider change. The grants are not required. The program stops after 7 years.
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