24 CFR §964.120
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A resident management corporation must consist of residents residing in public housing and have each of the following characteristics in order to receive official recognition by the HA and HUD:
- (a)It shall be a non-profit organization that is validly incorporated under the laws of the State in which it is located;
- (b)It may be established by more than one resident council, so long as each such council:
- (c)It shall have an elected Board of Directors, and elections must be held at least once every three (3) years;
- (d)Its by-laws shall require the Board of Directors to include resident representatives of each resident council involved in establishing the corporation; include qualifications to run for office, frequency of elections, procedures for recall, and term limits if desired.
- (e)Its voting members shall be heads of households (any age) and other residents at least 18 years of age and whose name appears on the lease of a unit in the public housing represented by the resident management corporation;
- (f)Where a resident council already exists for the development, or a portion of the development, the resident management corporation shall be approved by the resident council board and a majority of the residents. If there is no resident council, a majority of the residents of the public housing development it will represent must approve the establishment of such a corporation for the purposes of managing the project; and
- (g)It may serve as both the resident management corporation and the resident council, so long as the corporation meets the requirements of this part for a resident council.