21. Housing Publications From OLRS Ohio legal Rights Service (OLRS) publication list of housing The followingis a list of publications about housing and people with disabilities. http://olrs.ohio.gov/ASP/pub_List_House.asp

Text-Only / Printer-Friendly Version Site Map / External Links Search this Site: You are here: OLRS Home OLRS Publications Housing Publications Housing Publications from OLRS The Ohio Legal Rights Service (OLRS) has written many publications about different issues that affect people with disabilities. These publications are available to download at no charge from the OLRS Web site. Most publications are also available in hard copy and special formats upon request ( contact OLRS for more information). The following is a list of publications about housing and people with disabilities. The information provided in any OLRS publication is not a substitute for legal advice. You should consult with a lawyer concerning your rights in a specific case. Contact your local bar association or visit the Ohio State Bar Association Web site to find a lawyer in your area. In addition to the publications listed below, also refer to the Housing section for more information about housing and home modifications. The Housing Guides: A TBI and Disability Perspective Opening the Doors: Confronting Housing Discrimination Smoke Detectors: Funding Assistance That is Available for Ohioans who are Deaf or Hard of Hearing Return to top Related Topics: Housing

22. Resource Guide For Seniors: Useful Information On Legal Issues, Benefits, Rights housing Back to the Index Next Section legal Assistance One type is publichousing that is built and operated by a government agency. http://www.agingkansas.org/kdoa/publications/resource_guide/006.htm

Housing Back to the Index Next Section: Legal Assistance Renters Have Important Legal Rights A rental contract between a tenant and a landlord is called a lease. Whether the contract is written or oral, it is still enforceable. Lease periods of more than one year must be in writing. It is always a good idea to have your lease in writing so that the agreement is clearly outlined in case of a dispute. Read your lease before you sign it. If there are terms in the lease you do not like, change them before you sign. Kansas law prohibits certain terms in lease agreements. A lease cannot: waive your legal rights as a tenant; or require you to pay for the landlord's attorney fees if the landlord sues you. These clauses cannot be enforced by the landlord even if they are included in the lease you sign. By law, both you and the landlord must conduct an inventory of the apartment within five days of your taking possession. The inventory should list the condition of the apartment, furniture and appliances at the time you move in. Take as much time as you need to thoroughly inspect and write down the condition of all areas of the apartment. You and the landlord should sign and date the inventory and keep a copy.

23. Housing Assistance Council: Information And Publications - Links Rural housing Service Obligations publications Order Form This site housesthe Humanitarian Resource Institute s legal Assistance Center that http://www.ruralhome.org/links.php?cat=39

24. Housing Assistance Council: Information And Publications - Links Rural housing Service Obligations publications Order Form Provides legalassistance,advocacy advice and housing expertise to legal entities, http://www.ruralhome.org/links.php?cat=8

25. Housing Publications - Recovering Housing Debt: A Legal Guide Recovering housing Debt A legal guide (third edition) John Kruse Memberprice £16.00 Nonmember price £20.00 With more and more emphasis placed on debt http://www.cih.org/publications/pub304.htm

ABOUT THE CIH JOIN THE CIH GOOD PRACTICE UNIT PUBLICATIONS ... Order - Whole Site - About The CIH Join The CIH Good Practice Unit Publications Education Distance Learning Branches Careers Links Recovering Housing Debt: A legal guide (third edition) John Kruse Member price: £16.00 Non-member price: £20.00 With more and more emphasis placed on debt recovery, and fundamental changes to the legal framework, it is important that social landlords are clear about the procedures available. This Guide gives a step by step explanation of the different legal options open to housing managers tackling rent arrears and other housing related debts in England and Wales. It helps readers identify the straightforward actions which a housing practitioner can confidently undertake, as well as the more complex areas where specialised legal advice is essential. This revised edition of the Guide has been completely re-written to include information on the Woolf reforms and the impact of the Human Rights Act. Essential reading for any housing organisation reviewing its debt recovery strategy or looking to tackle individual cases more effectively, the Guide is also a useful source for those involved in debt and money advice. For more information read this review reproduced from The Letting Update Journal and this review from the National Association of Citizens Advice Bureaux Update Bulletin.

26. Housing Publications - Decanting Tenants: A Good Practice Guide A joint publication with the housing Corporation. Entitlement to disturbancepayments the legal framwork; What should be covered by a disturbance http://www.cih.org/publications/pub315.htm

ABOUT THE CIH JOIN THE CIH GOOD PRACTICE UNIT PUBLICATIONS ... Order - Whole Site - About The CIH Join The CIH Good Practice Unit Publications Education Distance Learning Branches Careers Links Decanting Tenants: A Good Practice Guide Tony Bird and Russell Campbell Member price: £16.00 Non-member price: £20.00 This Guide gives practical advice to landlords planning a decanting programme. It covers the importance of having a strategy to avoid potential problems, the law relating to home loss and disturbance payments, resident involvement, and moving and resettling vulnerable or elderly tenants. It is essential reading for any organisation involved in a regeneration programme and is aimed at housing management and development staff, committee members and housing advice workers across the UK. Reprinted. A joint publication with the Housing Corporation. ISBN: 1-900396-47-5 Order no: 315 Published: May 2000 Contents Introduction Defining decanting Purpose of this Guide What this Guide is about Decanting in context Initial factors to consider Summary of relevant legislation Material for this Guide Planning a decant programme and protecting residents' interests Deciding whether to decant Information and advice for residents Decant agreements Preparing for a decant programme Managing a decant programme Decanting home owners Other considerations Reviewing the decant programme: use of performance indicators Resident involvement in decanting Approaches to resident involvement Legal requirements to consult residents Consulting individual residents

27. Tenants Rights Action Coalition - Other Publications Municipalities may take a public stand against secondary suites but their staff Tenants simply want security of tenure in safe and legal housing. http://www.tenants.bc.ca/othpubs/position.html

SECONDARY SUITES: A Call for Safe and Legal Housing Secondary suites are an innovative response by British Columbians to their housing needs. Safe, legal secondary suites can provide a healthy and affordable alternative form of housing for the growing number of renters in the province today. The majority of secondary suites are considered illegal as a result of municipal zoning by-laws which favour single-family dwellings. This bias has proven to be a nightmare. Tenants are threatened with the loss of their home, homeowners risk defaulting on their mortgages, and communities are divided by bitter debate; all the consequence of municipal and provincial government inaction. The appropriate and necessary response to the current unsatisfactory situation would be province-wide legalization of secondary suites as a right in all single-family dwellings. The Housing Situation Today In British Columbia today, decent, affordable rental housing with secure tenure is an increasingly scarce resource, largely as a result of land speculation and a dramatic increase in population. Average net in-migration to B.C. for the five-year period between 1986 and 1991 was 25,000 people each year. In 1994 alone, net in- migration to the province climbed to over 50,000. The “free market” failure to create new rental housing in response to the growing demand, and the steady erosion of the existing rental supply due to demolition, renovation, and condominium conversion, have greatly exacerbated an already critical situation.

28. Department Of Housing: Legal Issues In Community Housing These publications are intended to assist Queensland community housing The RTA 1994 User’s Guide and the legal Issues in Community housing A resource http://www.housing.qld.gov.au/programs/ch/publications/legal/

Access keys Skip to primary navigation Skip to secondary navigation Skip to content ... Employment Community Housing Overview Support and funding for Community Housing agencies Boarding House Program Community Rent Scheme ... Meetings Related resources News Fact sheets Publications Contacts ... Community Housing Standards and Accreditation Your location: Home Community programs and funding Publications Legal issues in Community Housing The Queensland Department of Housing has produced two legal resources for community housing providers: the Residential Tenancies Act 1994 User's Guide: A Resource Manual for Community Housing Providers and Legal Issues in Community Housing: A resource manual These publications are intended to assist Queensland community housing organisations understand their legal obligations and manage associated legal risks as the work of managing not-for-profit organisations and providing housing has become more complex. The provides information about tenancy obligations under the Residential Tenancies Act 1994 . The Legal Issues in Community Housing: A resource manual focuses on: key legal obligations for housing providers, ways of managing risks, and information about contacts and other resources.

29. Department Of Housing: Community Housing Publications Public housing Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander housing The QueenslandDepartment of housing has produced two legal resources for community http://www.housing.qld.gov.au/programs/ch/publications/

Access keys Skip to primary navigation Skip to secondary navigation Skip to content ... Employment Community Housing Overview Support and funding for Community Housing agencies Boarding House Program Community Rent Scheme ... Meetings Related resources News Fact sheets Publications Contacts ... Community Housing Standards and Accreditation Your location: Home Community programs and funding Community Housing Community Housing publications You will need to have Adobe Acrobat Reader installed on your computer to view or print the PDF files below. For more information on PDF files, obtaining Adobe Reader or converting PDF files to text, visit the help section . If you are still unable to view the files, please call 1300 880 882 to arrange an alternative format. Community Housing five-year plan The Community Housing Plan was developed by Queensland Department of Housing in collaboration with the community housing sector. During the development process, stakeholders indicated strong support for the directions outlined in the plan. Community Housing Best Practice Projects The Community Housing Best Practice Project was initiated in 1998 to encourage not-for-profit incorporated organisations to document, implement and evaluate from a 'grass-roots' perspective the principles of best practice for delivering community housing.

30. NYC Housing Court New York City Civil Court housing Part. Links to Websites. legal News publications legal Research New York Courts Government Pages Bar Associations http://www.courts.state.ny.us/courts/nyc/housing/links.shtml

Civil Court Home Administration Civil Court Information Judges ... Links to Websites New York City Civil Court Housing Part Links to Websites Legal News Publications Legal Research New York Courts Government Pages ... Attorney Information Legal News Publications The New York Law Journal - New York's legal newspaper, also contains an extensive guide to Internet legal resources and many other valuable features. Legal Research FindLaw: Internet Legal Resources - an encyclopedic collection of links to legal web sites. Lawhelp.org - information to help people with low and moderate incomes find legal resources. New York Courts New York State Unified Court System - the official home page. Juror Information CourtHelp Government Pages New York City List of City Agencies State and Local Government on the Net guide to government-sponsored internet sites.

31. Research Publications - Resident Participation In Public Housing: Making It Effe In a tight rental market, the city relies heavily on public housing as its primary The Community Service Society and the legal Aid Society serve as http://www.cssny.org/pubs/special/advocacybrief_housing.html

Back to Housing Publications Advocacy Brief No. 1 July 2002 Resident Participation in Public Housing: Making It Effective The New York City Housing Authority (NYCHA) will receive $3.8 million annually, for the next two years, to turn over to its resident advisory structure. How these resources are used is an important question. NYCHA is the nation's largest housing authority, and reputedly the best. But its participation structure has not been effective in representing resident interests over the recent period of federal and local policy shifts, with potentially adverse effects on residents. The stakes are particularly high in New York City. In a tight rental market, the city relies heavily on public housing as its primary low-income housing resource: 182,000 units in 342 developments a twelfth of the city's rental units house nearly 600,000 residents. The preservation of this stock as a low- income housing resource will depend on how residents weigh in on NYCHA plans and decisions. This paper reviews the recent record of resident participation and offers recommendations for more effective resident involvement. Policy Background Housing authorities para-governmental bodies that localities create to develop, own, and manage public housing under federal funding have existed since the 1930's. But visible failures in many large cities and a two-decade, federal withdrawal from housing have left them with a backlog of capital needs and inadequate federal subsidies, both for operations and capital improvements.

32. MultiLingoLegal.ca publications by Language English and Subject housing View publication inEnglish. Title Tenant Survival Guide. Your legal Rights Subject housing http://www.multilingolegal.ca/?fetchlanguage=1&fetchsubject=31

33. The University Of Memphis: University Libraries - Citations Frequently Cited and legal publications State Data Center publications Shared housing A Possible Alternative for housing the Elderly? by Susan http://exlibris.memphis.edu/resource/unclesam/citeweb.html

search ask a librarian tomCat home ... Subject Guides Uncle Sam Government Publications Department Regional Depository Library Brief Guide to Citing Government Publications Basic Citation Form Issuing Agency as Author Congress as Author Frequently Cited and Legal Publications ... Bottom Citing publications used in research papers, articles, etc. are not exercises designed to strain the patience of writers. They are locators for material used and should be as precise and succinct as good road directions. The form of the citation is not sacrosanct but is used for uniformity and is a valuable tool for communication. This guide provides examples of the most common examples of government document citations. These examples are based on the Chicago/Turabian standard bibliographic style and not reference-list form. You may need to modify the citation to conform to the manual/form you are required to use. If your publication does not fall into any of these categories, please see the Government Publications Staff for more detailed guidance. The forms of these citations were patterned after the following: Garner, Diane and Diane H. Smith.

34. NYS DHCR - DHCR Publications - Legal Documents Manual - Index VI NYS DHCR DHCR publications - legal Documents Manual - Index VI. Subsection 6-aof Private housing Finance Law Section 1102 requires HTFC to secure a http://www.dhcr.state.ny.us/general/pubs/html/ldm046.htm

d Governor Pataki Map NY ... Publications Legal Documents Manual INDEX VI SUBORDINATION AGREEMENT Table of Contents V - Contractor Assurances Agreement VII - Notice of Default Agreement Subsection 6-a of Private Housing Finance Law Section 1102 requires HTFC to secure a first lien position for its mortgage except under certain limited circumstances. The subordination agreement is executed by the Awardee, a superior mortgagee and HTFC. By entering into this agreement the superior mortgagee agrees to be subject and subordinate to the terms of the HTFC Regulatory Agreement and Mortgage and it agrees to provide HTFC notice of any default under the superior mortgage. HOUSING TRUST FUND CORPORATION AND [Name of Second Mortgagee] and [Name of Project Recipient] HOUSING TRUST FUND PROGRAM SUBORDINATION AGREEMENT This instrument affects real and personal property situated in the State of New York, [Section, Block and Lot or Tax Map #], County of , City/Town/Village of , commonly known as [address of project]. RECORD AND RETURN TO: STATE OF NEW YORK HOUSING TRUST FUND CORPORATION 38-40 State Street Albany, New York 12207

35. NYS DHCR - DHCR Publications - Legal Documents Manual - Index IX NYS DHCR DHCR publications - legal Documents Manual - Index IX. Certain LowIncome housing Trust Fund Program projects have been identified for http://www.dhcr.state.ny.us/general/pubs/html/ldm049.htm

d Governor Pataki Map NY ... Publications Legal Documents Manual INDEX IX HOME MATCH ADDENDUM Table of Contents VIII - HOME Deed Restriction X - Standard Federal Clauses for HOME Contracts Certain Low Income Housing Trust Fund Program projects have been identified for fulfilling the State's participating jurisdiction requirement for matching funds under the HOME Investment Partnerships Program. The Regulatory Agreement for these projects will include an addendum requiring that the project be operated in compliance with HOME requirements for affordability, tenant protections, housing quality and income determinations. APPENDIX 2 HOME MATCH ADDENDUM WHEREAS, this Addendum is hereby made a part of the Regulatory Agreement between Project Recipient and the Corporation, pertaining to a low-income housing project (the "Project") which qualifies as affordable housing under the HOME Program; and WHEREAS, pursuant to Subtitle A of Title II of the National Affordable Housing Act of 1990 as may be amended from time to time (the "Statute"), the regulations promulgated thereunder as may be amended from time to time (the "Regulations") (collectively, the "HOME Program"), the Corporation is required to provide a match contribution to housing that qualifies as affordable under the HOME Program; NOW THEREFORE, Project Recipient agrees to maintain the housing units regulated under this Regulatory Agreement (the "Regulated Units") as affordable housing under the HOME Program as stated in this Addendum.

36. Assembling A Library To Support A Legal Services Housing Practice There are many excellent publications available to assist legal services advocates So, rather than presenting a summary of relevant housing law, http://mplp.org/materials/housing_library_starter.htm

Assembling a Library to Support a Legal Services Housing Practice – One Perspective Jim Schaafsma , Housing Attorney Michigan Poverty Law Program December 13, 1999 There are many excellent publications available to assist legal services advocates handling housing matters. So, rather than presenting a summary of relevant housing law, we’re listing resources that will help launch and support a low income housing practice. The Indispensable (if these are not in your library, you need to get them) The MLS/MPLP Michigan Residential Landlord-Tenant Manual, 3 rd ed. ("The Bluebook"). (It’s available directly from MPLP, for a cost of $40 to legal services programs) This manual offers a survey of Michigan housing law relevant to tenants and low income homeowners, and a primer on defending a summary proceedings eviction case The National Housing Law Project’s HUD Housing Programs: Tenant’s Rights, 2 nd ed. and 1998 Supplement (They’re available together for $220.00, or separately, $165 for 2 nd ed, $120 for Supp.,from the Project, at 614 Grand Ave, Suite 320, Oakland, CA 94610, Attn: Publications Clerk; 510.251-9400;

37. Seniors Info - Publications - Housing And Accommodation Location Seniors Info Brockville ON publications housing Health andWellbeing. housing and Accommodation. legal Matters Retirement and Travel http://www.seniorsinfo.ca/scripts/english/ON/brockville/publications_housing.asp

HOME TEXT VERSION CONTACT US SITE MAP ... SEARCH Location: Seniors' Info Brockville ON Publications Community Resources ... Life Events Publications - Housing and Accommodation Other documents of interest: General Health and Well-being Housing and Accommodation Legal Matters Retirement and Travel Every Resident Bill of Rights for People Who Live in Ontario Long-Term Care Facilities Publication on the rights of people who live in Ontario long-term care facilities. Information Concerning People With Disabilities - Canada Revenue Agency This Canada Revenue Agency guide provides tax information on the disability amount, allowable medical expenses, tuition and education amounts, Goods and Services Tax and the Harmonized Sales Tax and services for the visually and hearing impaired. Last modified: home text version contact us site map ... search To view Adobe Acrobat PDF files, you need to have Acrobat Reader installed on your computer. You can download this free software from the Adobe Web site

38. New York City HIV/AIDS Housing Resource Database - Terms Of Use And Privacy Poli City HIV/AIDS housing Resource Database provides the public with current The publications are not intended to provide medical or legal advice or a http://www.hivhousingnyc.org/housing/nyc.nsf/Privacy

Home List All Agencies Search Agencies Submit Agency Information ... Contact Us Bailey House Inc. 275 Seventh Avenue 12th Floor New York, NY 10001 T (212) 633-2500 F (212) 633-2932 www.baileyhouse.org BAILEY HOUSE LEGAL NOTICE PLEASE READ THIS LEGAL NOTICE CAREFULLY BEFORE USING THE BAILEY HOUSE INC. ("BAILEY HOUSE", US, WE, OUR, etc.) WEB SITE, WWW.HIVHOUSINGNYC.ORG. BAILEY HOUSE RESERVES THE RIGHT TO REVISE THIS NOTICE AT ANY TIME. BY USING THIS SITE YOU SIGNIFY THAT YOU UNDERSTAND AND AGREE TO THE FOLLOWING: Authorizations Bailey House is a tax-exempt organization pursuant to Section 501(c)(3) of the United States Internal Revenue Code and a registered Public Charity under the laws of the State of New York. Unauthorized individuals, institutions and other entities may not act on behalf of Bailey House, use its property or solicit contributions without express authorization from Bailey House. Should you have any questions concerning Bailey House, please feel free to contact us at info@baileyhouse.org; or write to us at Bailey House, ATT: info@baileyhouse, 275 Seventh Avenue, 12th Floor New York, NY 10001. Applicable Law Bailey House is a New York non-profit corporation, conducting its business under the laws of the State of New York and the United States of America. Our request for donations is addressed to those individuals and entities within the jurisdictions where Bailey House is lawfully permitted to seek your assistance.

39. SABC: Publications: Housing Strategy: Housing Allocations Policy The Council is no longer a landlord and does not have a general housing We have a housing allocations policy that ensures our legal obligations to http://www.shrewsbury.gov.uk/public/publications/housingstrategy/housingallocati

Text Only Skip Navigation Text Size: LARGE NORMAL search: Advanced Search About Us A to Z Questions ... Help Menu Home Publications Housing Strategy Bayston Hill Housing Needs Survey Address: The Guildhall Frankwell Quay Shrewsbury Telephone: email: general@shrewsbury.gov.uk Terms and Conditions Housing Allocations Policy In October 2001 Shrewsbury and Atcham Borough Council transferred its rented housing stock to a newly formed Registered Social Landlord (RSL) called Severnside Housing Association. The Council is no longer a landlord and does not have a general housing waiting list or register. We have a housing allocations policy that ensures our legal obligations to homeless people are fully met. To access the Allocations Policy please click on the word document below. Author: cdunst Date of last revision: 30 September 2004 Date of expiry: none Comment on this page

40. SABC: Publications: Housing Renewal Policy 2003 - 2005: Terms An will enter into legal agreements with the parties at the appropriate time . You should set out any such comments in writing to housing and Community http://www.shrewsbury.gov.uk/public/Publications/housingrenewalpolicy/termsandco

Text Only Skip Navigation Text Size: LARGE NORMAL search: Advanced Search About Us A to Z Questions ... Help Menu Home Publications Housing Renewal Policy 2003 - 2005 Housing Renewal Policy 2003 - 2005 ... Contacts Address: The Guildhall Frankwell Quay Shrewsbury Telephone: email: general@shrewsbury.gov.uk Terms and Conditions 9.0 TERMS AND CONDITIONS 9.1 Supervision of Works The Council will clearly state in the offer of assistance if the work is to be carried out on an agency basis otherwise the responsibility for supervision of works rests with the applicant in conjunction with any suitably qualified and indemnified professional or agent he may appoint for that purpose. 9.2 Payment of Assistance: conditions as to carrying out of the works The assistance will only be paid if – the assisted works are completed within twelve months from the date of approval of such further period as the Council may allow. the assisted works are carried out in accordance with such specifications as the Council determine the assisted works are carried out by one of the contractors who estimates accompanied the application the assisted works are executed to the satisfaction of the Council, and

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