tem used by the agency to ensure that such rents com-
ply with the requirements of this Act.
(5) OPERATION AND MANAGEMENT.—A statement
of the rules, standards, and policies of the public
housing agency governing maintenance and manage-
ment of housing owned and operated by the agency,
and management of the public housing agency and
programs of the agency, including—
(A) a description of the manner in which
the agency is organized (including any consortia
or joint ventures) and staffed to perform the du-
ties and functions of the public housing agency
and to administer the operating fund distribu-
tions of the agency;
(B) policies relating to the rental of dwell-
ing units, including policies designed to reduce
vacancies;
(C) housing quality standards in effect pur-
suant to sections 232 and 328 and any certifi-
cations required under such sections;
(D) emergency and disaster plans for public
housing;
(E) priorities and improvements for man-
agement of public housing, including initiatives
to control costs; and
(F) policies of the agency requiring the loss
or termination of housing assistance and ten-
ancy under sections 641 and 642 (relating to oc-
cupancy standards for federally assisted hous-
ing).
(6) GRIEVANCE PROCEDURE.—A statement of the
grievance procedures of the agency under section 110.
(7) CAPITAL
IMPROVEMENTS.—With respect to
public housing developments owned or operated by the
agency, a plan describing the capital improvements
necessary to ensure long-term physical and social via-
bility of the developments.
(8) DEMOLITION
AND
DISPOSITION.—With re-
spect to public housing developments owned or oper-
ated by the agency—
(A) a description of any such housing to be
demolished or disposed of under subtitle E of
title II; and
(B) a timetable for such demolition or dis-
position.
(9) DESIGNATION
OF
HOUSING
FOR
ELDERLY
AND
DISABLED
FAMILIES.—With respect to public
housing developments owned or operated by the agen-
cy, a description of any developments (or portions
thereof) that the agency has designated or will des-
ignate for occupancy by elderly and disabled families
in accordance with section 227 and any information
required under section 227(d) for such designated de-
velopments.
(10) CONVERSION
OF
PUBLIC
HOUSING.—With
respect to public housing owned or operated by the
agency, a description of any building or buildings
that the agency is required, under section 203(b), to
convert to housing assistance under title III or that
the agency voluntarily converts, an analysis of such
buildings required under such section for conversion,
and a statement of the amount of grant amounts
under title II to be used for rental assistance or other
housing assistance.
(11) HOMEOWNERSHIP ACTIVITIES.—A descrip-
tion of any homeownership programs of the agency
under subtitle D of title II or section 329 for the
agency and the requirements and assistance available
under such programs.
(12) ECONOMIC SELF-SUFFICIENCY AND COORDI-
NATION
WITH
WELFARE
AND
OTHER
APPROPRIATE
AGENCIES.—A description of—
(A) policies relating to services and amen-
ities provided or offered to assisted families, in-
cluding the provision of service coordinators and
services designed for certain populations (such as
the elderly and disabled);
(B) how the agency will coordinate with
State, local, and other agencies providing assist-
ance to families participating in welfare or pub-
lic assistance programs;
(C) how the agency will implement and ad-
minister section 105; and
(D) any policies, programs, plans, and ac-
tivities of the agency for the enhancement of the
economic and social self-sufficiency of residents
assisted by the programs of the agency, including
rent structures to encourage self-sufficiency.
(13) SAFETY AND CRIME PREVENTION.—A plan
established by the public housing agency, which shall
be subject to the following requirements:
(A) SAFETY
MEASURES.—The plan shall
provide, on a development-by-development basis,
for measures to ensure the safety of public hous-
ing residents.
(B) ESTABLISHMENT.—The plan shall be
established, with respect to each development, in
consultation with the police officer or officers in
command for the precinct in which the develop-
ment is located.
(C) CONTENT.—The plan shall describe the
need for measures to ensure the safety of public
housing residents and for crime prevention meas-
ures, describe any such activities conducted, or to
be conducted, by the agency, and provide for co-
ordination between the public housing agency
and the appropriate police precincts for carrying
out such measures and activities.
(D) SECRETARIAL
ACTION.—If the Sec-
retary determines, at any time, that the security
needs of a development are not being adequately
addressed by the plan, or that the local police
precinct is not complying with the plan, the Sec-
retary may mediate between the public housing
agency and the local precinct to resolve any is-
sues of conflict. If after such mediation has oc-
curred and the Secretary determines that the se-
curity needs of the development are not ade-
quately addressed, the Secretary may require the
public housing agency to submit an amended
plan.
(14) ANNUAL AUDIT.—The results of the most re-
cent fiscal year audit of the agency required under
section 541(b).
(15) TROUBLED
AGENCIES.—Such other addi-
tional information as the Secretary may determine to
be appropriate for each public housing agency that is
designated—
(A) under section 533(c) as at risk of be-
coming troubled; or
(B) under section 533(a) as troubled.
(16) ASSET MANAGEMENT.—A statement of how
the agency will carry out its asset management func-
tions with respect to the public housing inventory of
the agency, including how the agency will plan for
the long-term operating, capital investment, rehabili-
tation, modernization, disposition, and other needs
for such inventory.
(e) CITIZEN PARTICIPATION.—
(1) PUBLICATION OF NOTICE.—Not later than 45
days before the date of a hearing conducted under
paragraph (2) by the governing body of a public
housing agency, the agency shall—
(A) publish a notice informing the public
that the proposed local housing management
plan or amendment is available for inspection at
the principal office of the public housing agency
during normal business hours and make the plan