AGENCY TESTIMONY
Impact of RAD/PACT conversions on OACs in NYCHA facilities
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Ryan Murray explains the impact of NYCHA's Rental Assistance Demonstration (RAD) and Permanent Affordability Commitment Together (PACT) programs on Older Adult Centers (OACs) located in NYCHA facilities. He outlines how these conversions affect the relationship between OACs and their facilities.
- When a NYCHA development converts through RAD/PACT, OACs remain at those locations
- OACs do not sign leases with the new landlord after NYCHA relinquishes control of the site
- Instead, OACs maintain a licensing agreement that allows them to provide services and delineates responsibilities
- The licensing agreement outlines space needs and interactions between the provider and the landlord
- The approach to these transitions is handled on a site-by-site basis as the PACT program continues to develop
Ryan Murray
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As NYCHA has pursued its rental assistance demonstration, RAD, or through their permanent affordable commitment together programs or RADPAC, NYCHA NYC Aging has needed to work more closely with NYCHA as the relationship with our centers has evolved or changed with these programs.
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When a NYCHA development converts through their program, OACs remain at those locations and they have not signed leases with the new landlord once NYCHA has relinquished control of the site, but it does maintain a licensing agreement, that allows them to provide services there and delineates responsibilities.
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This agreement also outlines the space needs for that location and the interaction between the provider and the landlord.