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contractor , all sub - contractors and material suppliers , and a statement from the contractor that all items on the initial work write up as modified through change orders have been competed . At the final walkthrough, the contractor is to provide the Housing Specialist with a notebook containing all new appliance booklets , new HVAC information and all warranties associated with the project as per the bid specifications . The contractor will submit a copy of the Certificate of Occupancy or Certificate of Completion from the local building department along with the Contractor ' s Certification of Completion to the Housing Specialist . Upon the receipt of this information , the Housing Specialist shall issue a final inspection report certifying that the residence meets the applicable local code and Section 8 Housing Quality Standards . No change orders are to be considered approved until fully executed by the contractor , local government , appropriate sub - recipient and housing specialist . No change order over one thousand dollars ( S 1 , 000 . 00 ) will be considered unless it is to address a building code violation , a Section 8 Housing Quality Standard issue , a local code issue , or a health and safety issue . The household composition of an applicant family must meet the minimum requirements of the Section 8 Minimum Property Standards to qualify for the unit being considered for purchase or rental . No more than two (2 ) persons of the same sex may occupy the same bedroom . Two (2 ) persons of the opposite sex may not occupy the same bedroom (excluding husband and wife ) . Any housing units located within a designated flood plain being considered for acquisition and rehabilitation must have a floor elevation above the FEMA 100 year flood zone elevation . All new construction carried out in a flood zone shall be placed a minimum of twelve I nches ( 12 " ) above the FEMA 100 year flood zone elevation . The date of original construction of a structure wilt be determined by the County ' s property records and the data provided by the title search . Information on all homes over 50 years of age that are proposed for inclusion in the NSP will be presented to the Florida Department of State Bureau of Historic Preservation . The package submitted to the Bureau of Historic Preservation shall include the proposed rehabilitation specifications and current pictures . The decision as to whether to proceed with the project will be based upon the guidance received froin the State Bureau of Historic Preservation . 6