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Minimum State allocation

4 rules

(A) In general If the formula, when applied to funds approved under this section in appropriations Acts for a fiscal year, would allocate less than $3,000,000 to any State, the allocation for such State shall be $3,000,000, and the increase shall be deducted pro rata from the allocations of other States.

(B) Increased minimum allocation If no unit of general local government within a State receives an allocation under paragraph (3), the State’s allocation shall be increased by $500,000. Priority for use of such increased allocation shall go to the provision of affordable housing within the boundaries of metropolitan cities, urban counties, and approved consortia within the State, based on the need for such funds. The increased allocation to a State under the preceding sentence shall be derived by a pro rata deduction from the allocations to units of general local government in all States, except that such pro rata deduction shall not reduce the allocation of any unit of general local government below $500,000.

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Encodings · 4

minimum_state_allocation42 USC § 12747 (b)(2) (A) · parameter

42 USC 12747(b)(2)(A)

name: minimum_state_allocation
kind: parameter
dtype: Money
unit: USD
period: Year
source: 42 USC 12747(b)(2)(A)
metadata:
  proof:
    atoms:
      - path: versions[0].formula
        kind: amount
        source:
          corpus_citation_path: us/statute/42/12747/b
          excerpt: >-
            would allocate less than $3,000,000 to any State, the allocation for
            such State shall be $3,000,000
versions:
  - effective_from: '2024-01-01'
    formula: '3000000'

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no_local_allocation_state_increase42 USC § 12747 (b)(2) (B) · parameter

42 USC 12747(b)(2)(B)

name: no_local_allocation_state_increase
kind: parameter
dtype: Money
unit: USD
period: Year
source: 42 USC 12747(b)(2)(B)
metadata:
  proof:
    atoms:
      - path: versions[0].formula
        kind: amount
        source:
          corpus_citation_path: us/statute/42/12747/b
          excerpt: the State's allocation shall be increased by $500,000
versions:
  - effective_from: '2024-01-01'
    formula: '500000'

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state_allocation_after_basic_minimum42 USC § 12747 (b)(2) (A) · derived

42 USC 12747(b)(2)(A)

name: state_allocation_after_basic_minimum
kind: derived
entity: StateAgency
dtype: Money
unit: USD
period: Year
source: 42 USC 12747(b)(2)(A)
metadata:
  proof:
    atoms:
      - path: versions[0].formula
        kind: formula
        source:
          corpus_citation_path: us/statute/42/12747/b
          excerpt: >-
            If the formula ... would allocate less than $3,000,000 to any State,
            the allocation for such State shall be $3,000,000
versions:
  - effective_from: '2024-01-01'
    formula: >-
      max(formula_allocated_state_amount_before_minimum,
      minimum_state_allocation)

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state_allocation_after_no_local_government_increase42 USC § 12747 (b)(2) (B) · derived

42 USC 12747(b)(2)(B)

name: state_allocation_after_no_local_government_increase
kind: derived
entity: StateAgency
dtype: Money
unit: USD
period: Year
source: 42 USC 12747(b)(2)(B)
metadata:
  proof:
    atoms:
      - path: versions[0].formula
        kind: formula
        source:
          corpus_citation_path: us/statute/42/12747/b
          excerpt: >-
            If no unit of general local government within a State receives an
            allocation under paragraph (3), the State's allocation shall be
            increased by $500,000.
versions:
  - effective_from: '2024-01-01'
    formula: >-
      state_allocation_after_basic_minimum + (if
      no_unit_of_general_local_government_within_state_receives_allocation_under_paragraph_3:
      no_local_allocation_state_increase else: 0)

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Rules

whole_state_need_weight

Parameter

source: 42 USC 12747(b)(1)(D)

- name: whole_state_need_weight
  kind: parameter
  dtype: Rate
  source: 42 USC 12747(b)(1)(D)
  metadata:
    proof:
      atoms:
        - path: versions[0].formula
          kind: parameter
          source:
            corpus_citation_path: us/statute/42/12747/b
            excerpt: giving 20 percent weight to measures of need for the whole State
  versions:
    - effective_from: '2024-01-01'
      formula: '0.20'

non_direct_local_government_need_weight

Parameter

source: 42 USC 12747(b)(1)(D)

- name: non_direct_local_government_need_weight
  kind: parameter
  dtype: Rate
  source: 42 USC 12747(b)(1)(D)
  metadata:
    proof:
      atoms:
        - path: versions[0].formula
          kind: parameter
          source:
            corpus_citation_path: us/statute/42/12747/b
            excerpt: >-
              80 percent weight to measures of need among units of general local government that are
              not receiving an allocation under section 12746(1)
  versions:
    - effective_from: '2024-01-01'
      formula: '0.80'

formula_allocation_data_availability_lead_days

Parameter

source: 42 USC 12747(b)(1)(B)

- name: formula_allocation_data_availability_lead_days
  kind: parameter
  dtype: Count
  source: 42 USC 12747(b)(1)(B)
  metadata:
    proof:
      atoms:
        - path: versions[0].formula
          kind: parameter
          source:
            corpus_citation_path: us/statute/42/12747/b
            excerpt: available to the Secretary 90 days prior to the beginning of that fiscal year
  versions:
    - effective_from: '2024-01-01'
      formula: '90'

formula_publication_submission_lead_days

Parameter

source: 42 USC 12747(b)(1)(F)

- name: formula_publication_submission_lead_days
  kind: parameter
  dtype: Count
  source: 42 USC 12747(b)(1)(F)
  metadata:
    proof:
      atoms:
        - path: versions[0].formula
          kind: parameter
          source:
            corpus_citation_path: us/statute/42/12747/b
            excerpt: Not less than 60 days prior to publishing a formula for comment
  versions:
    - effective_from: '2024-01-01'
      formula: '60'