Hawaii SB1415 amends tenant selection criteria for low-income housing projects.
Hawaii SB1415 modifies tenant selection criteria for low-income housing projects, aligning with federal requirements. It prioritizes veterans with a permanent disability of ten percent or more and their dependent parents. The bill also allows the use of veteran status of an adult child as a basis for preference. Additionally, it prohibits selecting or retaining tenants who own or acquire a home within the state. The changes aim to ensure compliance with federal public housing requirements.
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