99-346 C.M.R. ch. 24, § 10 - Heat Pump Program
All Heat Pump Program services will be conducted by Subgrantees within their Service Area, unless otherwise authorized by MaineHousing, and will be subject to the availability of HEAP funds.
A. Eligibility.
1. Household Eligibility. A Household may be
eligible for the Heat Pump Program if the Household is eligible for HEAP, has
an eligible Application that was certified within the preceding twelve (12)
month, does not have a more recent Application that has been certified-denied
and has a working primary Heating System.
2. Dwelling Unit Eligibility.
a. Ownership will be verified for all
Dwelling Units and for Dwelling Units that have a life estate or life lease
interest, the document conferring the Applicant rights of the life estate or
life lease must be recorded in the appropriate registry of deeds and state that
the Applicant is responsible for maintaining the Dwelling Unit or is silent as
to who is responsible for maintenance.
b. A Dwelling Unit will not be eligible under
the Heat Pump Program if the Dwelling Unit is already equipped with a heat
pump, it has been designated for acquisition or clearance by a federal state or
local program or order, it is in foreclosure, for sale, vacant, uninhabitable,
it is in poor structural condition making the installation of a heat pump
impractical or there are discrepancies on the Household's
Application.
3. Heat
Pump Program Uses
a. Heat Pump Program
allowable uses include the installation of a heat pump and electric subpanel
for the heat pump if needed.
Notes
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