Amendment modified language relating to the prepayment of federally subsidized mortgages by: 1) extending the low-income use restrictions on affected properties for at least 10 years beyond the existing 40-year mortgage; 2) continuing the requirement that these properties be targeted to low and very low income residents; 3) specifying that the provisions in the bill should not preempt local zoning, rent control, or other housing laws; 4) extending to nonprofit housing groups a right of first refusal to purchase property if an owner opts to prepay the mortgage; 5) establishing financial incentives for owners to improve services for the elderly living in these properties; and 6) adding new sanctions against owners who allow their property to fall into disrepair.

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Amendment Number
663
Description
Amendment modified language relating to the prepayment of federally subsidized mortgages by: 1) extending the low-income use restrictions on affected properties for at least 10 years beyond the existing 40-year mortgage; 2) continuing the requirement that these properties be targeted to low and very low income residents; 3) specifying that the provisions in the bill should not preempt local zoning, rent control, or other housing laws; 4) extending to nonprofit housing groups a right of first refusal to purchase property if an owner opts to prepay the mortgage; 5) establishing financial incentives for owners to improve services for the elderly living in these properties; and 6) adding new sanctions against owners who allow their property to fall into disrepair.
Purpose
An amendment to modify several provisions of the bill relating to the prepayment of federally subsidized mortgages in the following ways: 1) Extends the low-income use restrictions on affected properties for at least 10 years beyond the existing 40-year mortgage; 2) Continues the requirement that these properties be targeted to low and very low income residents; 3) specifies that the provisions in the bill shall not preempt local zoning, rent control, or other housing laws; 4) Gives nonprofit housing groups a right of first refusal to purchase property if an owneropts to prepay the mortgage; 5) Establish financial incentives for owners to improve services for the elderly living in these properties; 6) Adds new sanctions against owners who allow their property to fall into disrepair.
Congress
101
Type
HAMDT
Latest Action Date
Jul 31, 1990
Latest Action Text
On agreeing to the Carper amendment (A031) Agreed to by recorded vote: 400 - 12 (Roll no. 292).
Latest Action Time
21:32:44
Submitted Date
Jul 31, 1990
Chamber
House of Representatives
Update Date
Jul 1, 2021
Amendment 663 — Informed