Compliance meeting (Repealed)

(a) If a recipient fails to comply with the affirmative fair housing marketing requirements or it appears that the goals of the plan may not be achieved or that the implementation of the plan should be modified, the department's affirmative action office may schedule a meeting with the recipient. (b) The purpose of the meeting is to review the recipient's compliance with the affirmative fair housing marketing requirements and the implementation of the plan and to indicate any changes or modifications which may be required in its plan. (c) A notice of the compliance meeting shall be sent to the last known address of the recipient, by certified mail, or through personal service. The notice shall advise the recipient of the right to respond within seven (7) days to the matters identified as subjects of the meeting and to submit information and relevant data evidencing compliance with the affirmative fair housing marketing regulations and the plan. (d) The recipient shall be requested in writing to provide, prior to or at the compliance meeting, specific documents, records and other information relevant to compliance including but not limited to: (1) copies of all advertising in the Metropolitan Statistical Area (MSA) or housing market area, as appropriate, including newspaper, radio and television advertising; (2) photo of any sale or rental sign at the site of construction; (3) copies of brochures and other printed material used in connection with sales or rental; (4) evidence of outreach to community organizations and any other evidence of affirmative outreach to groups which are least likely to apply for the subject housing; (5) evidence of instructions to employees with respect to company policy of nondiscrimination in housing; (6) description of training conducted with staff; (7) evidence of nondiscriminatory hiring and recruiting policies for staff engaged in the sale or rental activities; (8) copies of applications and waiting lists of prospective buyers and renters maintained by the recipient; (9) copies of sign-in lists maintained on site for prospective buyers and renters who are shown the housing; (10) copies of the selection and screening criteria; (11) copies of relevant sales or lease agreements; and (12) any other information which documents efforts to comply with the plan. (e) Based on the evidence, the department shall notify the recipient within (10) ten days of the meeting whether or not the recipient is in compliance with the affirmative fair housing marketing regulations or plan, or if the matters raised at the compliance meeting can not be resolved. (f) If the evidence indicates an apparent failure to comply, the department shall conduct a comprehensive compliance review. (g) If the recipient fails to attend the meeting scheduled, the department shall notify the recipient no later than ten days after the date of the scheduled meeting, in writing by certified mail, return receipt requested, and shall advise the recipient as to whether a comprehensive compliance review shall be conducted or to recommend the imposition of sanctions.