# Public Housing Agency Plans: Deconcentration-Amendments to “Established Income Range” Definition
> **US Department of Housing and Urban Development** · Final rule. · Published 2002-08-06 · Effective 2002-09-05 · 67 FR 51030
## Document
- **Document number:** 02-19751
- **Category:** hud-housing-vouchers
- **Agency:** US Department of Housing and Urban Development
- **Federal Register citation:** 67 FR 51030
- **CFR reference:** 24 CFR 903
- **Publication date:** 2002-08-06
- **Effective date:** 2002-09-05
- **Docket:** Docket No. FR-4677-F-02
## Abstract

This final rule amends the deconcentration component of HUD's Public Housing Agency (PHA) Plans regulations and revises the definition of Established Income Range (EIR) to include within the EIR those developments in which the average income level is at or below 30 percent of the area median income, and therefore ensure that such developments cannot be categorized as having average income "above" the EIR. An income level that is at or below 30 percent of the area median income is defined as "extremely low income" in HUD's regulations. HUD believes that developments with an average family income at or below 30 percent of the area median income should not be categorized as higher income developments for purposes of income mixing because efforts to place lower income families into these developments would not result in income deconcentration as contemplated by the statute. This rule follows publication of an August 15, 2001, proposed rule, takes into consideration public comment received on the proposed rule, and slightly revises the proposed rule for clarity.

## Source
- [Federal Register document](https://www.federalregister.gov/documents/2002/08/06/02-19751/public-housing-agency-plans-deconcentration-amendments-to-established-income-range-definition)
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