Section 380.108 Authority Administrative Expenses

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Illinois Administrative Code › Title 47 HOUSING AND COMMUNITY DEVELOPMENT › CHAPTER II: ILLINOIS HOUSING DEVELOPMENT AUTHORITY › Part 380 RENTAL HOUSING SUPPORT PROGRAM › Section 380.108 Authority Administrative Expenses

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Section 380.108  Authority Administrative Expenses

When funding for administrative expenses has not been

separately appropriated, the Authority shall be entitled to deduct from the

Annual Receipts, before any distribution of funds under the RHS Program, an

amount not to exceed 7% of the Annual Receipts for expenses associated with the

administration of the RHS Program, including, without limitation, expenses for

staff salaries and benefits for time spent on design and administration of the

RHS Program; training and marketing expenses incurred in performing outreach

activities and providing technical assistance to LAAs; the use of the Authority's

equipment for RHS Program purposes; the cost of office space and utilities

incurred in connection with the RHS Program; and any other expenses incurred in

the administration of the RHS Program; provided, that only administrative

expenses specifically related to the RHS Program within a Municipality may be

deducted from the Annual Receipts required by law to be distributed to

Municipalities. The Authority shall maintain a detailed accounting of all

administrative expenses, which shall be available to the applicable Agency,

LAAs or the public for review.

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