Program Guidelines - Highly Supporting Housing Program

Published by City of London

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Type: Guide
Published by: City of London
Date: February 11, 2025
Also called: Highly Supportive Housing Program Guidelines
For: owner
Building types: All building types
Pages: 7
Instruments: Residential Tenancies Act, 2006 · Housing Services Act, 2011

Overview

The City of London's program guidelines for the Highly Supportive Housing Program, effective February 11, 2025, a seven-page package issued by the City under its Affordable Housing Community Improvement Plan. It gives definitions, the program purpose, eligible and ineligible works, terms and conditions, eligibility considerations and an application process with staged payments, then sections on refusal and appeal, monitoring, security, the loan agreement and transferable loans. It describes forgivable loans for highly supportive rental housing units and follows the City's Highly Supportive Housing Plan.

What it covers

1. Definitions
2. Program Purpose
3. Eligible Works
4. Works Not Eligible
5. Program Terms and Conditions
6. Eligibility Criteria
7. Application Process
9. Incentive Application Refusal and Appeal
10. Relationship to other Financial Incentive Programs
11. Monitoring & Discontinuation of Programs
13. Security and Postponement
14. Loan Agreement
15. Transferable Loans

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