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Texas Government Code - GOV'T § 2306.2631. Reports by Sponsors of Certain Multifamily Housing Developments

Current as of January 01, 2024 | Updated by Findlaw Staff

(a) This section applies only to a housing sponsor of a multifamily housing development that:

(1) receives financial assistance from the state;

(2) receives financial assistance from the federal government, including an allocation of low income housing tax credits;  or

(3) is subject to a land use restriction agreement.

(b) The department by rule shall require the housing sponsor of a multifamily housing development to submit a quarterly report to the department.  The report must include information that identifies:

(1) the number of vacant units in the development at the time of the report;  and

(2) the number of days that each unit has been vacant.

(c) The department shall provide to each member of the legislature, on request of that member, a report that disaggregates the information collected under Subsection (b) by zip code in the member's district.

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