District of Columbia Code
Subchapter I - District of Columbia Housing Authority, 1999
§ 6–229.03. Rent Supplement Program Tenant-Based Allocation Fund quarterly reporting

(a) The Department of Human Services shall submit to the Council, within 30 days after the end of each fiscal quarter, a Rent Supplement Program Tenant-Based Allocation Fund report.
(b) Each report shall include the following information with respect to the Rent Supplement Program Tenant-Based Allocation Fund:
(1) The total amount of money in the fund at the beginning and end of the reporting period;
(2) The amount of money in the fund transferred to the Authority for each tenant-based voucher assistance program during the reporting period, listed separately by the program
(A) In which the household is currently participating, including the Permanent Supportive Housing, Targeted Affordable Housing program, and the Rapid Rehousing program if applicable, and categorized by individual households and family households; and
(B) To which the household is being referred, including the Permanent Supportive Housing and Targeted Affordable Housing program;
(3) The amount of money remaining in the fund at the end of the reporting period, listed separately by the program in which the household is participating, including the Permanent Supportive Housing, Targeted Affordable Housing program, and the Rapid Rehousing program, and categorized by individual households and family households;
(4) The number of households, categorized separately as individual households and family households, matched with a tenant-based voucher assistance program during the reporting quarter, listed separately by the program in which the household is participating, including the Permanent Supportive Housing and Targeted Affordable Housing program; and
(5) The amount of money expended from the fund during the reporting period on administrative costs, which shall contain a breakdown by category of expense.
(May 9, 2000, D.C. Law 13-105, § 26d-3; as added Nov. 13, 2021, D.C. Law 24-45, § 2042(f), 68 DCR 010163.)

Structure District of Columbia Code

District of Columbia Code

Title 6 - Housing and Building Restrictions and Regulations

Chapter 2 - District of Columbia Housing Authority

Subchapter I - District of Columbia Housing Authority, 1999

§ 6–201. Definitions

§ 6–202. Establishment of District of Columbia Housing Authority; purposes of Authority; Fund

§ 6–203. General powers of the Authority

§ 6–204. Tax exemption

§ 6–205. Limitation on actions against Authority

§ 6–206. Representation

§ 6–207. Office of Audit and Compliance

§ 6–208. Exemption from court fees and costs

§ 6–209. Power to issue bonds, notes and other obligations

§ 6–210. Terms for sale of Obligations

§ 6–211. Board of Commissioners

§ 6–212. Establishment of Authority Advisory Committee. [Repealed]

§ 6–213. Executive Director

§ 6–214. Social services teams in public housing

§ 6–214.01. Public housing credit-building pilot program

§ 6–215. Status of Authority employees

§ 6–216. Authority employees’ benefits

§ 6–217. Drug and alcohol testing of Authority employees

§ 6–218. Applicability of the Hatch Act

§ 6–219. Procurement

§ 6–220. Financial disclosure and conflict of interest — Board of Commissioners and Executive Director

§ 6–221. Financial disclosure and conflict of interest — employees

§ 6–222. Local law exemption

§ 6–223. District of Columbia Housing Authority Police Department

§ 6–224. Disposition of assets on dissolution

§ 6–225. Intragovernmental cooperation

§ 6–226. Rent Supplement Program: establishment of program and distribution of funds

§ 6–226.01. Rent Supplement Program Funds

§ 6–227. Project-based and sponsor-based voucher assistance

§ 6–228. Tenant-based assistance

§ 6–229. Capital-based assistance

§ 6–229.01. Housing Authority Rent Supplement Program quarterly reporting

§ 6–229.02. Rent Supplement Program Project-Based Allocation Fund quarterly reporting

§ 6–229.03. Rent Supplement Program Tenant-Based Allocation Fund quarterly reporting

§ 6–230. Rental Assistance for Unsubsidized Seniors Program

§ 6–231. Tenant-Based Rental Assistance Fund

§ 6–232. Public Housing Resident Bill of Rights