THA will continue the planning efforts for its THA has implemented this activity and a full report Education program. THA will provide Housing can be found in metric Section VI metric 2. Choice Vouchers to households with children who attend a school with an exceptionally high of turnover to help stabilize the student population. THA believes this approach will help to improve educational out-comes, add stability to the neighborhood, and create a better learning environment for the community as a whole. THA will adjust administrative staff as necessary THA has made technical upgrades to support its MTW to ensure that activities are in line with the rent reform activities. This has included a new MTW agreement. THA may also make necessary add-on program created to work with our existing technological enhancements that will benefit the housing software VisualHomes. In addition, upgrades organization and the residents. to VisualHomes were necessary for the rent reform to be implemented successfully. THA will analyze its administrative overhead THA implemented this. and charge expenses directly to the programs whenever possible. The agency will charge administrative or allocated costs to a newly created Program Support Center for each of its three activity areas as identified in the Local Asset Management Plan, along with a Community Services Central fund to track expenses associated with those functions. Even though not specifically identified in the THA has investigated opportunities to use single fund plan, THA will investigate MTW’s flexibility in flexibility for housing development. THA had a Local the acquisition, new construction, reconstruction Blended Subsidy activity approved in its 2012 plan or moderate to substantial rehabilitation of and is investigating it as a use. THA adopted the RHF housing. THA will do this in strict accordance amendment allowing the agency increased flexibility with its mission, and the objectives of the MTW in spending RHF dollars on affordable housing. THA demonstration. understands a separate MTW activity will be needed to activate the broader uses of funds in attachment D. THA is currently in the process of working on that activity. Optional List planned versus actual reserve balances at the end of the plan year. THA – chooses not to provide this optional information. Optional In plan appendix, provide planned versus actual sources and use by AMP. THA – chooses not to provide this optional information. Section VIII: Administrative
THA will continue the planning efforts for its Education program. THA will provide Housing Choice Vouchers to households with children who attend a school with an exceptionally high of turnover to help stabilize the student population. THA believes this approach will help to improve educational out-comes, add stability to the neighborhood, and create a better learning environment for the community as a whole. THA has implemented this activity and a full report can be found in metric Section VI metric 2. THA will adjust administrative staff as necessary to ensure that activities are in line with the agreement. THA may also make necessary technological enhancements that will benefit the organization and the residents. THA has made technical upgrades to support its MTW rent reform activities. This has included a new MTW add-on program created to work with our existing housing software VisualHomes. In addition, upgrades to VisualHomes were necessary for the rent reform to be implemented successfully. THA will analyze its administrative overhead and charge expenses directly to the programs whenever possible. The agency will charge administrative or allocated costs to a newly created Program Support Center for each of its three activity areas as identified in the Local Asset Management Plan, along with a Community Services Central fund to track expenses associated with those functions. THA implemented this. Even though not specifically identified in the plan, THA will investigate MTW’s flexibility in the acquisition, new construction, reconstruction or moderate to substantial rehabilitation of housing. THA will do this in strict accordance with its mission, and the objectives of the MTW demonstration. THA has investigated opportunities to use single fund flexibility for housing development. THA had a Local Blended Subsidy activity approved in its 2012 plan and is investigating it as a use. THA adopted the RHF amendment allowing the agency increased flexibility in spending RHF dollars on affordable housing. THA understands a separate MTW activity will be needed to activate the broader uses of funds in attachment D. THA is currently in the process of working on that activity. Optional – List planned versus actual reserve balances at the end of the plan year. THA chooses not to provide this optional information. Optional – In plan appendix, provide planned versus actual sources and use by AMP. THA chooses not to provide this optional information. Section VIII: Administrative