Housing Cooperation Law

The Housing Cooperation Law authorizes public bodies to aid and cooperate with housing authorities in connection with housing projects, defining the terms used and setting out the powers a public body may exercise for that purpose. Those powers include conveying property, paying or incurring expenses related to a project, entering into payment contracts, and making loans to a housing authority, and the act provides that they may be exercised by resolution. It also restricts certain changes to housing projects and establishes a procedure by which notice of a proposed action can be met with a petition putting the question to an election.

Editorial summary generated from the text of this act. It is not part of the statute — read the sections below for the operative language.