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14. SHIP funds will not be pledged for debt service on bonds or as <br />rent subsidies. <br />15. Developers receiving assistance from..both SHIP and the Low <br />Income Housing Tax Credit (LIHTC) program shall comply with <br />the income, affordability and other LIHTC program <br />requirements, similarly, any units receiving assistance from <br />employment programs, state job <br />training programs, career intern <br />programs). <br />j. The full amount of student financial <br />assistance either paid directly to the <br />student or to the educational institution. <br />This includes scholarships, grants, <br />fellowships and any other kind of <br />student financial assistance. It does not <br />matter what the assistance is actually <br />used for. <br />k. Payments received after January 1, <br />1989, from the Agent Orange <br />Settlement Fund or any other fund <br />established pursuant to the settlement in <br />the In Re: Agent Orange product <br />liability litigation . M.D.L. No. 381 <br />(E.D.N.Y). <br />1. Payment received under the Title V of <br />the Older Americans Act (Green <br />Thumb, Senior Aides, Older American <br />Community Service Employment <br />Program). <br />18. Grants or other amounts received <br />specifically for: <br />a. Medical expenses <br />b. Set aside for use under a Plan to Attain <br />Self Sufficiency (PASS) and excluded <br />for purposes of Supplemental Security <br />Income (SSI) eligibility, and . <br />NOTE: A PASS permits a person with <br />disabilities who is receiving <br />Supplemental Social Security (SSI), and <br />who is also receiving other income, to <br />set aside a portion of the other income <br />in order to achieve a work-related goal. <br />c. Out-of-pocket expenses for <br />participation in publicly assisted <br />programs and only to allow <br />participation in these programs. These <br />expenses include special equipment, <br />clothing, transportation, child care, etc. <br />In general, income exclusions fall into the <br />following categories and should = be counted <br />as income. <br />• Income of certain household members that <br />should not be counted, including earned <br />income of minors and income attributable <br />to foster children or live-in aides; and <br />• Amounts that are counted as assets rather <br />than income, such as lump -sum lottery <br />winnings. <br />2.4 WELFARE ASSISTANCE <br />AS INCOME <br />Welfare assistance such as AFDC, SSI, etc. are <br />counted as income and public agencies should use <br />the actual gross amount of Welfare Assistance <br />received by the household. This amount should <br />be annualized. <br />IM RPORATED - IrvocMIa Compliance <br />.duly 1 "s <br />2-8 <br />