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Housing Authority
Administration 5854 S. Datura St. Littleton, CO 80120 Ph: 303-794-9608 M-F 8am-5pm QUICK LINKS — HOUSING
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Housing ProgramsThe Littleton Housing Authority administers the following housing programs. When applying or seeking further information, please call our main number at 303-794-9608. SENIOR HOUSINGALYSON COURT AMITY PLAZA BRADLEY HOUSE GENEVA VILLAGE ASSISTED LIVINGLIBBY BORTZ ASSISTED LIVING
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In addition, assistance with bathing and dressing and medication administration is available at a nominal extra charge. Total monthly cost including rent and services in $1,475 per month for one person or $2,220 for couples. Libby Bortz Assisted Living Center is a tax-credit financed development. Income restrictions apply. The maximum income for one person is $30,120 per year and for couples the maximum income is $34,380 annually. For more information, please call 303-347-9755. FAMILY HOUSINGPUBLIC HOUSING JOHN W. NEWEY FAMILY HOUSING HOUSING CHOICE VOUCHERSThe Section 8 Housing Choice Voucher program is administered by Littleton Housing Authority and provides housing assistance to families in the private rental market within the city limits of Littleton. Families who are issued a voucher, locate a unit (single family home, town homes, condominium, or apartment) with the correct number of bedrooms required. Leases are between the private owner and the voucher holder. LHA will enter into a Housing Assistance Payment with the Owner for subsidy. LHA maintains a list of landlords currently participating in the program. Rents and utilities on the dwelling unit cannot exceed the payment standard that is established by LHA. All dwelling units must meet Housing Quality Standards (HQS) and the rent must be reasonable as determined by LHA. Families pay 30-40 percent of the total household income. Rent is determined by LHA and paid directly to the landlord. LHA will pay the difference between the total approved rent and the family portion to the landlord in the form of a rental subsidy. Section 8 Voucher assistance is transferable to other jurisdictions AFTER the family has resided in the city limits of Littleton for one full year. Transfers to other jurisdictions must be approved prior to transfer. To receive additional information or request an application, please call 303-794-9608. ARAPAHOE COUNTYLittleton Housing Authority also administers the Arapahoe County Section 8 Housing Choice Voucher program. The waiting list for unincorporated Arapahoe County is currently closed and applications are not accepted for this program. HOUSING REHABILITATIONThe Littleton Housing Authority Rehab program was established to revitalize and preserve homes within the city limits of Littleton. The program provides assistance to Littleton HOMEOWNERS who are living in substandard homes and are not otherwise able to afford to rehabilitate their homes. It serves families and seniors with low to moderate-incomes. Total family income cannot exceed 80 percent of the area median income limits. The goal of the Littleton Rehab Program is to upgrade the housing stock in the city of Littleton, one home at a time. The program provides low-interest loans and/or grants to homeowners living in single-family homes, town homes, or condominiums. Loans are designed to fit the needs of the homeowners, with repayment depending upon income and the homeowner's ability to pay. The loans may be established on the basis of principal and interest, interest-only, or in some cases, a full grant may be available. The Littleton Housing Authority Board of Commissioners serves as the loan committee and approves the loans. All types of rehabilitation can be done including, but not limited to, repair or replacement of roofing, gutters, electrical, plumbing, heating systems, flooring, windows, doors and concrete replacement. Special attention is given to health and safety issues, weatherization and energy conservation, handicap accessibility and code issues. For more information on the program, and to arrange for a determination of eligibility and an assessment of your housing rehab needs, please contact Kimberly Kingston, Rehab Coordinator, at 303-991-5301.
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