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STATE SUPPLEMENTAL PROGRAM Regulations AID RECOVERIES AND SPECIAL CIRCUMSTANCES 46-425 (Cont.)

46-425 SPECIAL CIRCUMSTANCES (Continued) 46-425

.642 The number of payments for supplemental housing repairs shall not be limited provided that the cumulative payment per dwelling does not ever exceed $450.

.643 Persons who received a payment under the Unmet Shelter Needs Program (January 1974 through June 1977) shall be eligible for the difference between that payment and the $450 supplemental housing repair allowance.

.644 Prior to making any expenditures of the supplemental housing repair allowance, in nonemergency situations, the home shall be evaluated and the following determinations made by the county:

.6441 The housing or essential appliance is so defective that continued occupancy or use is not safe or is not healthful.

.6442 The housing or essential appliance is worth repairing.

.6443 It appears probable the recipient will be able to continue living in the home following its repair.

.6444 Total cost to the recipient for adequate alternative housing over a two-year period would exceed the following combined costs:

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STATE SUPPLEMENTAL PROGRAM Regulations AID RECOVERIES AND SPECIAL CIRCUMSTANCES 46-425 (Cont.)

46-425 SPECIAL CIRCUMSTANCES (Continued) 46-425

.642 The number of payments for supplemental housing repairs shall not be limited provided that the cumulative payment per dwelling does not ever exceed $450.

.643 Persons who received a payment under the Unmet Shelter Needs Program (January 1974 through June 1977) shall be eligible for the difference between that payment and the $450 supplemental housing repair allowance.

.644 Prior to making any expenditures of the supplemental housing repair allowance, in nonemergency situations, the home shall be evaluated and the following determinations made by the county:

.6441 The housing or essential appliance is so defective that continued occupancy or use is not safe or is not healthful.

.6442 The housing or essential appliance is worth repairing.

.6443 It appears probable the recipient will be able to continue living in the home following its repair.

.6444 Total cost to the recipient for adequate alternative housing over a two-year period would exceed the following combined costs:

(a)The cost of repairs needed to make the home habitable…#

(a) The cost of repairs needed to make the home habitable and,

(b)Other probable costs of continued occupancy of such…#

(b) Other probable costs of continued occupancy of such home during a two-year period, i.e., encumbrance payments, taxes, assessments, minor upkeep and insurance.

.645 The cost of repairs shall be prorated among the owners of the property or essential appliance. When ownership is shared with a nonrecipient, the recipient's or recipients' prorated portion of the cost, up to the maximum, is allowed.

.65 Required moving expenses, including the cost of packing, storage, and moving, necessary because of eviction or because current housing is unsafe or unhealthful as determined by the CWD.

.651 The amount allowed shall not exceed $200 for a recipient or $300 for two or more recipients. The amount shall never exceed the cost of the services. In nonemergency situations, the recipient shall, upon county request, provide cost estimates to the county prior to authorization of the moving allowance.

CALIFORNIA-DSS-MANUAL-EAS MANUAL LETTER NO. EAS-98-03 Effective 7/1/98

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