A family selected for assistance must be given a list of pre-inspected units
What the document says“the public housing agency shall include in the information provided to the family a list of dwelling units that have been inspected under subclause (II) and determined to meet the housing quality standards under subparagraph (B).”
The section requires a public housing agency, when it selects a family for the tenant-based assistance program, to include in the information it gives the family a list of units already inspected and found to meet the housing quality standards.
What the document actually says“the public housing agency shall include in the information provided to the family a list of dwelling units that have been inspected under subclause (II) and determined to meet the housing quality standards under subparagraph (B).”
The housing office must give the family a list. It names homes already checked. Each one has been found to meet the standards.
A family with a voucher must find a home that passes. That search can take months. The list points to homes that already have.
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