Regulations of Connecticut State Agencies
(a) Following the initial lease-up or sales, recipients shall continue to affirmatively market to those least likely to apply for the life of the mortgage, assistance agreement or regulatory agreement, whichever is longer. Recipients shall make every good faith effort to maintain a racially and economically integrated housing development.
(b) Recipients should schedule application periods as in the initial lease-up or sales at reasonable intervals. Such application periods shall have a deadline and new applicants shall be chosen as in the initial selection system. Prospective applicants shall only be considered during this application period. Where point systems are used, new applicants with higher points may not displace previous waiting list applicants unless the waiting lists have been reviewed and updated.
(c) The department shall require annual updates on whether recipient affirmative fair marketing goals have been met and whether recipients have been able to sustain their goals. Upon review of the information the department may require remedial action where it is deemed necessary. Records of all affirmative fair marketing, tenant selection, and waiting lists should be retained for at least five years or as set forth in the Assistance or Regulatory Agreement with the Department.
(d) Recipients may be monitored on a yearly basis for compliance with the fair housing requirements stated herein and may be subject to random on site monitoring.
(Effective February 2, 1994)