(4) MINORS.—$480 for each member of the fam-
ily residing in the household (other than the head of
the household or his or her spouse) who is under 18
years of age or is attending school or vocational
training on a full-time basis.
(5) CHILD SUPPORT PAYMENTS.—Any payment
made by a member of the family for the support and
maintenance of any child who does not reside in the
household, except that the amount excluded under this
paragraph may not exceed $480 for each child for
whom such payment is made.
(c) PERMISSIVE EXCLUSIONS FROM INCOME.—In de-
termining adjusted income, a local housing and manage-
ment authority may, in the discretion of the authority, es-
tablish exclusions from the annual income of a family. Such
exclusions may include the following amounts:
(1) EXCESSIVE
TRAVEL
EXPENSES.—Excessive
travel expenses in an amount not to exceed $25 per
family per week, for employment- or education-related
travel.
(2) EARNED INCOME.—An amount of any earned
income of the family, established at the discretion of
the local housing and management authority, which
may be based on—
(A) all earned income of the family,
(B) the amount earned by particular mem-
bers of the family;
(C) the amount earned by families having
certain characteristics; or
(D) the amount earned by families or mem-
bers during certain periods or from certain
sources.
(3) OTHERS.—Such other amounts for other pur-
poses, as the local housing and management authority
may establish.
SEC. 105. LIMITATION ON ADMISSION OF DRUG OR ALCO-
HOL ABUSERS TO ASSISTED HOUSING.
(a) AUTHORITY.—Notwithstanding any other provi-
sion of law, a local housing and management authority
may establish standards for occupancy in public housing
dwelling units and assistance under title III, that prohibit
admission to such units and assistance under title III by
any person—
(1) who currently illegally uses a controlled sub-
stance; or
(2) whose history of illegal use of a controlled
substance or use of alcohol, or current use of alcohol,
provides reasonable cause for the authority to believe
that the occupancy by such individual may interfere
with the health, safety, or right to peaceful enjoyment
of the premises by other residents.
(b) CONSIDERATION OF REHABILITATION.—In deter-
mining whether, pursuant to subsection (a), to deny admis-
sion or assistance to any person based on a history of use
of a controlled substance or alcohol, a local housing and
management authority may consider whether such person—
(1) has successfully completed a supervised drug
or alcohol rehabilitation program (as applicable) and
is no longer engaging in the illegal use of a controlled
substance or use of alcohol (as applicable),
(2) has otherwise been rehabilitated successfully
and is no longer engaging in the illegal use of a con-
trolled substance or use of alcohol (as applicable), or
(3) is participating in a supervised drug or alco-
hol rehabilitation program (as applicable) and is no
longer engaging in the illegal use of a controlled sub-
stance or use of alcohol (as applicable),
and in making such a determination may obtain rec-
ommendations of social workers, drug and alcohol coun-
selors, probation officers, and former landlords for such per-
son.
SEC. 106. COMMUNITY WORK AND FAMILY SELF-SUFFI-
CIENCY REQUIREMENT.
(a) REQUIREMENT.—Except as provided in subsection
(b), each local housing and management authority shall re-
quire, as a condition of occupancy of a public housing
dwelling unit by a family and of providing housing assist-
ance under title III on behalf of a family, that each adult
member of the family shall—
(1) contribute not less than 8 hours of work per
month within the community in which the family re-
sides; or
(2) participate on an ongoing basis in a pro-
gram designed to promote economic self-sufficiency.
(b) EXEMPTIONS.—A local housing and management
authority shall provide for the exemption, from the applica-
bility of the requirement under subsection (a), of each indi-
vidual who is—
(1) an elderly person and unable, as determined
in accordance with guidelines established by the Sec-
retary, to comply with the requirement;
(2) a person with disabilities and unable (as so
determined) to comply with the requirement;
(3) working, attending school or vocational
training, or otherwise complying with work require-
ments applicable under other public assistance pro-
grams, and unable (as so determined) to comply with
the requirement; or
(4) otherwise physically impaired, as certified by
a doctor, and is therefore unable to comply with the
requirement.
SEC. 107. LOCAL HOUSING MANAGEMENT PLANS.
(a) IN GENERAL.—In accordance with this section, the
Secretary shall provide for each local housing and manage-
ment authority to submit to the Secretary a local housing
management plan under this section for each fiscal year
that describes the mission of the local housing and manage-
ment authority and the goals, objectives, and policies of the
authority to meet the housing needs of low-income families
in the jurisdiction of the authority.
(b) PROCEDURES.—The Secretary shall establish re-
quirements and procedures for submission and review of
plans and for the contents of such plans. Such procedures
shall provide for local housing and management authorities
to, at the option of the authority, submit plans under this
section together with, or as part of, the comprehensive hous-
ing affordability strategy under section 105 of the Cran-
ston-Gonzalez National Affordable Housing Act (or any
consolidated plan incorporating such strategy) for the rel-
evant jurisdiction and for concomitant review of such plans.
(c) CONTENTS.—A local housing management plan
under this section for a local housing and management au-
thority shall contain the following information relating to
the upcoming fiscal year for which the assistance under this
Act is to be made available:
(1) FINANCIAL RESOURCES.—An operating budg-
et for the authority that includes—
(A) a description of the financial resources
available to the authority;
(B) the uses to which such resources will be
committed, including eligible and required ac-
tivities under section 203 to be assisted, housing
assistance to be provided under title III, and ad-
ministrative, management, maintenance, and
capital improvement activities to be carried out;
and
(C) an estimate of the market rent value of
each public housing development of the author-
ity.
(2) POPULATION SERVED.—A statement of the
policies of the authority governing eligibility, admis-
sions, and occupancy of families with respect to pub-
lic housing dwelling units and housing assistance
under title III, including—