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of their living conditions through housing rehabilitation.It is also animportant goal to increase the number of good,habitable dwelling units and improve the housing stock by providinglow-interest loans to homeowners to rehabilitate their housing units.The program will prevent the spread of blight andits influence,provide assistance to those persons of the greatest need,improve the availability and desirability ofhousing in this community,discourage the abandonment or neglect of residential dwelling units,promote continuedhome ownership,increase the attractiveness of existing neighborhoods,and increase local employment.This programwill be operated by the City of Ainsworth through its five(5)member City of Ainsworth Housing Rehabilitation Board(AHB).This board is responsible for the establishment of the following guidelines.  \nThis program is in compliance with the Fair Housing Act.The City of Ainsworth will comply with the followingSections of the Fair Housing Act and the following regulations:  \nSec.818.[42 U.S.C.3617]Interference,coercion,or intimidation;enforcement by civil action.The City ofAinsworth's housing rehabilitation program does not coerce,intimidate,threaten,or interfere with any person seekinghousing rehabilitation funds from the City of Ainsworth.The City of Ainsworth does not discriminate when loaninghousing rehabilitation funds based on race,color,religion,sex,handicap,familial status,or national origin and has infact adopted a Fair Housing Resolution.The City of Ainsworth will follow the following CFR regulations forimplementing the Fair Housing Act for HUD funded programs:  \nTitle 24 CFR 100 Subpart C provides the City of Ainsworth's housing rehabilitation program with interpretations ofconduct that is unlawful under section 805.The City of Ainsworth will follow these interpretations when providingfinancial assistance for the rehabilitation of a dwelling.The City of Ainsworth does not discriminate when loaningrehabilitation funds based on race,color,religion,sex,handicap,familial status,or national origin and has,in fact,adopted a Fair Housing Resolution.  \nTitle 24 CFR 100 Subpart D provides the City of Ainsworth's housing rehabilitation program with guidance to permithandicapped persons reasonable modifications of the existing dwelling that is being rehabbed.  \nTitle 24 CFR 100 Subpart F provides the City of Ainsworth's housing rehabilitation program with guidance of conductthat is unlawful under Section 818 of the Fair Housing Act.  \nTitle 24 CFR 107 is used to take action necessary and appropriate to prevent discrimination because of race,color,religion,sex,handicap,familial status,or national origin.Under this section the City of Ainsworth insures that alllegal documents contain provisions regarding discrimination.The City of Ainsworth maintains racial,national originand sex data required by the department in connection with its programs.  \nTitle 24 CFR 110 sets forth regulations regarding the purpose and location of posters.The City of Ainsworth has itsposters brominently displayed,and of proper size,so they can be read by all persons seeking housing.The City ofAinsworth's letterhead and allhousing brochures bear the Fair Housing Logo.  \n1.0 APPLICANT ELIGIBILITY  \n1.1 General(Conflict of Interest)  \nNo member of the governing body,official,employee,agent or member of their immediate family of the Cityof Ainsworth who exercises policy,decision-making functions or responsibilities in connection with theplanning and implementation of the Housing Rehabilitation program shall directly or indirectly benefit fromthis program,unless the Nebraska Department of Economic Development(NDED)has granted wrienexception to that member.This prohibition shall continue for one year aft","cbCaiduchMo8IA19","https://ap.wps.com/l/cbCaiduchMo8IA19","pdf",540931,10,"English","# Purpose\n# 1.0 Applicant Eligibility\n## 1.1 General (Conflict of Interest)\n## 1.2 Income Eligibility\n# 2.0 Property 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