NYCHA's determination that petitioner does not qualify for RFM status has a rational basis and is not affected by an error of law (see CPLR 7803 [3]). NYCHA occupancy standards do not permit an additional person, not part of a domestic union, to join a household in a one-bedroom apartment. Thus, even if management had given the tenant the relevant form to request permission for petitioner's residence, such request would nonetheless have been denied based on the occupancy...
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