The suit, filed in Seminole Circuit Court here, wants to bar the city from temporarily running the agency and from appointing new members to the agency, actions the U.S. Department of Housing and Urban Development is currently trying to coordinate.
HUD owns and funds 450 units in six buildings rented to low-income families in this blue-collar city of 37,000 residents, 30 miles north of Downtown Orlando.
Authority executive director Timothy D. Hudson has resigned amid allegations by HUD that he and board members ran the authority's operations inefficiently and at times in violation of HUD guidelines.
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