District of Columbia § 42-3502.23 Addition to Comprehensive Housing Strategy report.

District of Columbia Statutes

§ 42-3502.23 — Addition to Comprehensive Housing Strategy report.

District of Columbia § 42-3502.23

Title 42Real Property.

Ch. 35Rental Housing Generally.

Subch. IIRent Stabilization Program.

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D.C. Code § 42-3502.23 (2026).

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The Mayor shall include in the reports to the Council pursuant to § 6-1054 , analyses of the need, means, and methods of further assisting income qualified elderly tenants, tenants with disabilities, teachers of the District of Columbia Public Schools or a District of Columbia Public Charter School, and low-income tenants to pay their rent. The report shall consider:

(1)The income and any other criteria that shall be used to determine which tenants qualify for the program;

(2)The rent that qualified households shall pay;

(3)The number and the allocation of units to be included in any set-aside;

(4)The extent to which the program should incorporate any District affordable housing program and any federal affordable housing program available in the District;

(5)The reporting require

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The Mayor shall include in the reports to the Council pursuant to § 6-1054 , analyses of the need, means, and methods of further assisting income qualified elderly tenants, tenants with disabilities, teachers of the District of Columbia Public Schools or a District of Columbia Public Charter School, and low-income tenants to pay their rent. The report shall consider:

(1) The income and any other criteria that shall be used to determine which tenants qualify for the program;

(2) The rent that qualified households shall pay;

(3) The number and the allocation of units to be included in any set-aside;

(4) The extent to which the program should incorporate any District affordable housing program and any federal affordable housing program available in the District;

(5) The reporting requirements which should be imposed on housing providers subject to this subchapter and on qualified tenants to ensure that the program is effective.