The Secretary must decide on a plan within 60 days
What the document says“approve, partially approve, or disapprove a plan or substantial amendment under paragraph (1) not later than 60 days after the date on which the plan or substantial amendment is received by the Secretary.”
The new section 124 requires the Secretary to specify by regulation the criteria for approving, partly approving, or disapproving a plan, to review a plan on receipt, to let a grantee revise and resubmit a disapproved plan, to specify when revisions must go out for public comment before resubmission, and to decide within 60 days of receiving a plan or substantial amendment.
What the document actually says“approve, partially approve, or disapprove a plan or substantial amendment under paragraph (1) not later than 60 days after the date on which the plan or substantial amendment is received by the Secretary.”
The housing agency must answer within 60 days. It may approve the plan, approve part of it, or turn it down. The clock starts the day the plan arrives.
A place whose plan is refused may fix it and try again. The agency must set out its test for approval in a rule. Some revisions must go back out for comment first.
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