Hawaii HB374 amends housing criteria to prioritize applicants based on need and employment status.
Hawaii HB374 modifies the criteria for housing assistance by prioritizing applicants who are most in need, considering factors such as income, disabilities, and displacement by governmental actions. The bill also mandates that a certain percentage of housing units be reserved for state and county employees. The Hawaii Housing Corporation must rank applicants based on these criteria and validate their eligibility before occupancy. The bill includes provisions for additional eligibility criteria to be set in administrative rules.
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