; (B) general physical condition is compliant with contractual standards; and (C) remediation of tenant concerns regarding unit conditions, particularly health, safety, and sanitation. (3) The Performance Based Contract Administrator may formally recommend abatement or cure period for properties and resident units that do not meet contractual or Federal, State, or local standards. (4) Owner-reported notices of local code violations, security and incident reports, and uniform physical condition standards inspection reports from the Department shall be included in the review for the category for overall assessment and score results. (5) During the review, Performance Based Contract Administrators may assess conditions of both occupied (with resident consent) and unoccupied units. (6) If a property that has not received a uniform physical condition standards inspection within 1 year receives an unsatisfactory rating on a review, a uniform physical condition standards inspection shall be automatically required within 120 days. (7) Allows the Secretary to allocate revenue from civil money penalties on owners as a result of housing assistance payment contract violations to fund the reviews and uniform physical condition standards inspections. 4. Reforms to local code enforcement Not later than 180 days after the date of enactment of this Act, the Secretary shall issue guidance to reform local code enforcement by the Department, including by requiring owners, or designated property managers, of properties receiving project-based rental assistance under section 8(o) of the United States Housing Act of 1937 ( 42 U.S.C. 1437f(o) ) to— (1) report to the appropriate Performance Based Contract Administrator and regional office of the Department within 14 days of receiving official notice— (A) local code enforcement findings of deficient conditions at properties both generally and at resident units, including— (i) a copy of the official notice; (ii) a summary of the deficiency findings