NOTICE TO HARVEY HOMEBUYER ASSISTANCE PROGRAM APPLICANTS
The Texas General Land Office (GLO) has terminated the terms of our Hurricane Harvey disaster contractual agreement under which Harvey Homebuyers Assistance Program (HbAP) operates. Due to the unforeseen circumstances surrounding these changes with the GLO, we are no longer processing applications.
NOTICE TO HARVEY HOMEOWNER ASSISTANCE PROGRAM APPLICANTS
HoAP Guidelines version 1. 8 reduced the compliance period for construction projects (rehabilitation and reconstruction) to 3 years with a recorded deed restriction.
Program Administrators will be contacting homeowners in May 2023. We encourage participants to have an amended contract signed by June 30, 2023.
The below outlines the requirements to obtain the new compliance period:
- Homeowner(s) provide proof that the property is in compliance (i.e. current insurance document)
- Homeowner(s) sign outstanding documents (i.e. construction inspection documents)
- Homeowner(s) sign amended contracts
To ask a question or submit a comment, please call 832.394.6200 or e-mail housingrecovery@houstontx.gov.
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