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(a) Upon the determination by the Commissioner of Housing of the termination of the acute shortage of dwelling accommodations for elderly persons in the locality or upon the determination by the Commissioner of Housing and the authority, municipal developer, nonprofit corporation or housing partnership owning a housing project for elderly persons that it is to the best interest of the state and such authority, municipal developer, nonprofit corporation or housing partnership, said project or any part thereof may, subject to the provisions of any contract or agreement of the authority, municipal developer, nonprofit corporation or housing partnership with respect thereto, be disposed of by the authority, municipal developer, nonprofit corporation or housing partnership upon terms and conditions approved by the commissioner. The proceeds of any such sale, together with all assets owned by the authority, municipal developer, nonprofit corporation or housing partnership in connection with such project or part thereof, after payment of all necessary expenses incident to such sale, shall be applied to the redemption of any outstanding notes or bonds issued by the local authority to finance the cost of such project or part thereof. If the proceeds, together with all assets owned by the authority, municipal developer, nonprofit corporation or housing partnership in connection with such project or part thereof, are more than sufficient to redeem the outstanding balance of such notes and bonds, any balance remaining shall be paid over to the state for deposit to the credit of the housing repayment and revolving loan fund. This subsection shall not affect the obligation of the authority upon such notes or bonds or any obligation to the federal government.
(b) Upon the determination of the Commissioner of Housing that it is in the best interest of the locality in which a housing project for elderly persons is located or upon the determination of the commissioner and the authority, municipal developer or nonprofit corporation owning such a housing project that it is in the best interest of the state and such authority, municipal developer or nonprofit corporation, said project or any part thereof may, subject to the provisions of any contract or agreement entered into with the authority, municipal developer or nonprofit corporation, be converted to a congregate housing project, as defined in section 8-119e. Any such converted housing project shall be subject to the provisions of sections 8-119d to 8-119l, inclusive.
Cite this article: FindLaw.com - Connecticut General Statutes Title 8. Zoning, Planning, Housing and Economic and Community Development § 8-117b. Disposal of projects. Conversion to a congregate housing project - last updated January 01, 2025 | https://codes.findlaw.com/ct/title-8-zoning-planning-housing-and-economic-and-community-development/ct-gen-st-sect-8-117b/
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