Subsidized Housing • Application Disclosures • Eligibility
Ward v. Lycoming Housing Auth., PICS Case No. 17-0939 (C.P. Lycoming Jun. 5, 2017) Gray, J. (7 pages).
Housing authority improperly denied plaintiff’s application for housing assistance for failing to list a prior address, because previously living in subsidized housing did not affect plaintiff’s eligibility for the assistance she was seeking. The court reversed the agency’s rejection of plaintiff’s application.
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