SCATTERED SITES
East and South County Scattered Sites Resident Information
East and South County Scattered Sites Resident Information
Authorizes Public Housing Agencies to remove units from the Public Housing Program and transfer ownership to affordable housing operators.
Residents will be able to choose whether they want to remain in their current unit or move to another unit using a voucher.
If you wish to receive a voucher and transfer to another public housing unit, you must be in good standing.
There are no upcoming meetings at this time.
Resident meetings, in-person, and virtual. Attendance to include residents in affected units and Resident Advisory Board.
LA County Supervisors review and approval.
Submission of Disposition Application to HUD.
Approval from HUD.
Additional resident meetings and notification to affordable housing operators.
The United States Congress has not allocated sufficient funding to properly maintain public housing units. To address this challenge, LACDA intends to utilize the Section 18 Disposition program to sell its public housing scattered sites in the South and East County.
HUD approves removal of units from the Public Housing Program under specific circumstances, including:
Removal is the process by which housing units are no longer public housing but remain affordable through a Section 8 Tenant Protection Voucher (TPV).
Properties will be offered for sale to trusted affordable housing operators with long-term affordability requirements.
You are in compliance with your lease. No rent is owed, no eviction proceeding, etc. If you owe funds to the LACDA, start communicating with your property supervisor to figure out a way to get that paid off as soon as possible.
HUD defines them as four units or less on one side of a city block. Scattered site units are farther apart and more expensive to operate.