The money may pay for infrastructure, repairs, replacement homes, land, and services
What the document says“``(A) community infrastructure, facilities, utilities, and other land improvements in or serving an eligible manufactured housing community; ``(B) reconstruction or repair of existing housing within an eligible manufactured housing community; ``(C) replacement of homes within an eligible manufactured housing community; ``(D) planning;”
The new section 123 lets grant money be used for community infrastructure, facilities, utilities, and land improvements, for rebuilding or repairing existing housing, for replacing homes, for planning, for resident health, safety, and accessibility activities, for land and site acquisition and infrastructure to expand or build a community, for resident and community services including relocation help, eviction prevention, and down payment assistance, and for other activities the Secretary approves that improve living conditions and are needed to protect residents and long-term affordability.
What the document actually says“``(A) community infrastructure, facilities, utilities, and other land improvements in or serving an eligible manufactured housing community; ``(B) reconstruction or repair of existing housing within an eligible manufactured housing community; ``(C) replacement of homes within an eligible manufactured housing community; ``(D) planning;”
The money can pay for roads, pipes, and shared buildings. It can rebuild or repair homes that stand there. It can replace homes. It can pay for planning.
It can also buy land to grow the community. It can pay for help to residents, such as moving costs. The housing agency can approve other work that improves daily life there.
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