Hawaii SB466 amends housing criteria to prioritize applicants based on need, including income, disability, and displacement.
Hawaii SB466 modifies the criteria for housing assistance by prioritizing applicants based on their need. The bill requires the corporation to consider factors such as income, disability, displacement, and employment proximity. It also allows households with incomes up to 20% above the maximum sales price to qualify for housing. The bill repeals and replaces existing statutory material, effective upon approval.
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