Insufficient number of least likely to apply applicants (Repealed)

(a) If the Affirmative Action Office finds, at any stage, that there is an insufficient amount of least likely to apply candidates due to a lack of good faith affirmative fair marketing it shall have the right to require additional outreach until such time as a sufficient effort has been expended or a sufficient number of applicants is available. Such additional outreach may delay the occupancy of units. (b) Where the department determines that good faith efforts have been made to recruit applicants who are least likely to apply and there is still an insufficient number of eligible applicants, recipients shall be given permission to rent or sell units to other eligible applicants. (c) The department's determination of the owner's good faith efforts shall include, but not be limited to: substantiating that the outreach which it stated in its Affirmative Fair Housing Marketing Plan was actually completed; that such efforts met time and durational requirements; that the marketing approach was amended or enhanced when found deficient; and that there were particular local, regional, and/or market reasons for the failure of the Affirmative Fair Housing Marketing Plan to attract a sufficient pool of applicants who are least likely to apply. The owner shall develop and maintain adequate documentation in a manner prescribed by the department of its good faith efforts.