CHAPTER 5: CONSTRUCTION REQUIREMENTS
construction of all housing developed under the program. However, the Agency will take a more active role during the construction phase when it is guaranteeing construction advances. This chapter details the basic construction requirements that must be met whenever the Agency is
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