Submission of Proposed Information Collection to OMB for Indian Housing Program; Amendments

DEPARTMENT OF HOUSING AND URBAN DEVELOPMENT

Assistant Secretary for Public and Indian Housing

[Docket No. N-95-1742; FR-3646-04]

Submission of Proposed Information Collection to OMB for Indian

Housing Program; Amendments

AGENCY: Office of the Assistant Secretary for Public and Indian

Housing, HUD.

ACTION: Notice.

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SUMMARY: The proposed information collection requirements described

below have been submitted to the Office of Management and Budget (OMB)

for review, as required by the Paperwork Reduction Act. The Department

is soliciting public comment on the subject proposal. Comments should

refer to the proposal by name and should be sent to: Joseph F. Lackey,

Jr., OMB Desk Officer, Office of Management and Budget, New Executive

Office Building, Washington, D.C. 20503; or Joan Campion, Rules Docket

Clerk, Department of Housing and Urban Development (HUD), 451 7th

Street, S.W., Washington, D.C. 20410.

FOR FURTHER INFORMATION CONTACT: Kay F. Weaver, Reports Management

Officer, Department of Housing and Urban Development (HUD), 451 7th

Street, S.W., Room 4178, Washington, D.C. 20410. (202) 708-0050. This

is not a toll-free number. Copies of the documents submitted to OMB may

be obtained from Mr. Weaver.

SUPPLEMENTARY INFORMATION: This Notice informs the public that the

Department of HUD has submitted to OMB, for expedited processing, an

information collection package with respect to information required for

the Indian Housing Program: Amendments. It is also requested that OMB

complete its review within 15 days.

The Department has submitted the proposal for the collection of

information, as described below, to OMB for review, as required by the

Paperwork Reduction Act (44 U.S.C. chapter 35).

(1) Title of the information collection proposal: Indian Housing

Program: applications, certifications, resident consultation,

reporting, agreements, plans, operating budget and supporting

documentation, Indian preference, schedules, conversion proposals etc.

(2) Office of the agency to collect the information: Office of the

Assistant Secretary for Public and Indian Housing.

(3) Description of the need for the information and its proposed

use: The information that will be collected are necessary for HUD to

implement various Indian Housing Programs, to approve eligible

applicants for grant funding under these programs and to monitor the

effectiveness of the programs for meeting its purpose. Establishing

resident admissions and occupancy procedures, resident involvement/

consultation during application processing, and notifications are

required by HUD statute.

(4) Agency form numbers: HUD-52730, HUD-3188, HUD-53045/53045A

(5) Members of the public who will be affected by the proposal:

Indian Housing Authorities

(6) How frequently information submissions will be required: One-

time; reporting annually.

(7) An estimate of the total number of hours needed to prepare the

information submission including number of respondents, frequency of

response, and hours of response: 69,426 Total Burden Hours, 191 IHAs/

2,100 Residents, one-time average 35 hours.

(8) Whether the proposal is new or an extension, reinstatement, or

revision of an information collection requirement: new and

reinstatement.

(9) The names and telephone numbers of an agency official familiar

with the proposal and of the OMB Desk Officer for the Department:

Deborah Lalancette, HUD, (202) 755-0088, Joseph Lackey, Jr., OMB, (202)

395-7316.

Authority: Section 3507 of the Paperwork Reduction Act, 44

U.S.C.; Section 7(d) of the Department of Housing and Urban

Development Act, 42 U.S.C. 3535(d).

Dated: June 22, 1995.

Michael B. Janis,

General Deputy Assistant Secretary for Public and Indian Housing.

Notice of Submission of Proposed Information Collection to OMB

Proposal: Indian Housing Program; Amendments; Final Rule Parts 905

and 950.

Office: Office of Native American Programs.

Description of the Need for the Information and its Proposed Use:

The information that will be collected are necessary for HUD to

implement various Indian Housing Programs, to approve eligible

applicants for grant funding under these programs and to monitor the

effectiveness of the programs for meeting its purpose. Establishing

resident admissions and occupancy procedures, resident involvement/

consultation during application processing, and notifications are

required by HUD statute.

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Form Numbers: HUD-52730, HUD-3188, HUD-53045/HUD-53045A.

Respondents: Indian Housing Authorities.

Reporting Burden:

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Number of Frequency of Hours per Burden

respondents x responses x response = hours

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Application Development; Site Report; 191 1 Varies 69,426

Cost Budget; Certifications; Plans;

Agreements; Operating Budgets;

Notification; Documentation; Reporting.

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Status: Reinstatement.

Contact: Debbie Lalancette, HUD, (202) 755-0088.

Dated: June 22, 1955.

Part 950--Indian Housing: Revised Consolidated Program Regulations

A. Justification

1. Approval is requested for information collections (new (N) and

existing without OMB Approval (E). The Indian Housing Act of 1988

(Public Law 100-358, 102 Stat. 676) created a separate Title II of the

U.S. Housing Act of 1937 (42 U.S.C. 1437aa). The Indian Housing Revised

Consolidated Program Regulations (Part 905) were drafted to implement

the Indian Housing Act of 1988. HUD has reviewed these regulations and

added a new Part 950 which contains the Indian Housing consolidated

regulations that were previously set forth in 24 CFR part 905. In

addition, Part 950 amends a number of the Indian Housing consolidated

regulations to simplify program processes, reduce the number of

regulatory requirements, and provide more flexibility to local Tribal

and Indian housing authority officials.

(E) Section 950.135(e)--Indian Housing Authorities (IHAs) must

prepare and submit a management improvement plan to the Field Office of

Native American Programs (FONAP) when it is informed that it lacks

administrative capability. The Plan must describe in detail the method

for correction of existing deficiencies to achieve administrative

capability and the time schedule to be maintained. The Plan shall be

approved by the IHA Board of Commissioners and is subject to HUD

approval.

(E) Section 950.135 (f)--An IHA may be classified as ``high risk''

and determined ineligible for certain types of future funding related

to the classification of the risk, or may be determined eligible for

future funding but subject to special conditions or restrictions

corresponding to the high risk classification. Some of the special

conditions could be submission to HUD of additional documentation, more

detailed financial reports; establishing additional approval by HUD.

(E) Section 950.135(g)--An IHA may appeal a corrective action order

or a determination of high risk status to the Administrator, Field

Office of Native American Programs (FONAP). The appeal must be in

writing. An IHA may appeal the decision of the FONAP Administrator to

the Director of ONAP, Headquarters if the case involves actions related

to a determination of ineligibility of funding for the upcoming funding

cycle. The appeal must be writing.

(E) Section 950.160(a)(4)--An IHA shall maintain records sufficient

to detail significant history of an procurement i.e., solicitation and

award procedures comply with State, tribal, or local laws, award does

not exceed approved budget amount, IHA renewed contractor's

qualifications.

(E) Section 950.160(b)--All IHAs must adopt and promulgate rules

and regulations for the procurement and administration of supplies,

materials, services, and equipment in connection with the development

and operations of its projects. As soon as these standards, rules or

regulations are adopted, or modified, the IHA must submit a copy to

HUD.

(E) Section 950.175--Indian Preference requirements of 7(b) of the

Indian Self-determination and Education Assistance Act apply to all

procurement under a contract with the IHA. If only one bids received

the IHA must request a HUD review in accordance with 24 CFR 85.36 in

order to award the contract to the single bidder. (Current OMB Number

2577-0076, expires 8/31/95.)

(E) Section 950.215--The development project production methods are

determined by the IHA. If HUD disapproves of the preferred development,

the IHA must be provided justification for the disapproval. In all

cases where the IHA chooses the Force Account method prior HUD approval

must be obtained. The IHA must demonstrate that it has the technical

and administrative capability to complete the project within the

projected time and budget. (Current OMB Number 2577-0030, expires 2/28/

97.)

(E) Section 950.225--Application for a project are submitted in

response to a NOFA published by HUD. The applicant must submit

information to HUD which enables the Department to rate and rank

applications under the competitive process. (2577-0030)

(E) Section 950.229--The IHA shall submit for HUD review and

acceptance a development cost budget showing anticipated expenditures

and any needed supporting documentation before funds can be obligated

or expended. (Current OMB 2577-0032, expires 8/31/95.)

(N) Section 950.230--At the beginning of the development planning

process, an IHA prepares a schedule of activities guiding the process.

The schedule, and any amendments thereto, are provided to HUD to be

used in planning and monitoring activities.

(E) Section 950.231--Upon notification of a development grant

approval, the IHA shall schedule a project coordination meeting to plan

and schedule the steps needed to develop the project. IHA shall

establish a schedule of planning activities with target dates for

completion of key activities. The schedule, and any amendments thereto,

shall be provided to meeting participants and to HUD to be used in

planning and monitoring activities. (2577-0030)

(N) Section 950.247--The need to submit the required documents are

the direct results of the change in the environmental review process

for public and Indian Housing programs. A statutory change moved the

environmental review responsibility from the HUD field office staff to

the tribal government. The process now requires the tribe to complete

the environmental review and provide the IHA a written certification

reflecting the completion of the process and the nature of the

findings. The IHA will submit the certification along with a request

for release of funds to the area ONAP for each project to be

undertaken.

(E) Section 950.250(a)--IHAs must certify to HUD that all

conditions that would prevent the site from being included in the

project have been

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satisfactorily addressed. (Current OMB Number 2577-0031, expires 4/30/

95.)

(E) Section 950.260--Upon completion of the project planning stage

the IHA must submit to HUD a development cost budget, certification

attesting to the completion of all preconstruction activities and

project characteristic information. The information should be submitted

in accordance with the schedule established at the project coordination

meeting. This information will be used to determine compliance with

program requirements and concerned when determining the IHA's

administrative capacity. If the IHA's submission is not sufficient to

meet the requirements of this section, HUD will notify the IHA and

allow the IHA to amend or resubmit the documents. (Current OMB Number

2577-0032, expires 8/31/95.)

(E) Section 950.265--Upon award of a construction contract,

execution of a contract of sale, or start of construction, an IHA

notifies HUD and submits a revised development cost budget, and a

certification that all ACC, statutory, and regulatory requirements have

been met. If requested, an IHA shall submit copies of construction

plans and specifications, the construction or contract of sale,

detailed plans for Force Account construction management, notice to

proceed, or other applicable contracting documents. These items are

necessary to allow HUD to monitor the compliance of IHAs with the ACC

and related regulatory requirements for contracting. (Current OMB

Number 2577-0039, expires 5/31/95; 2577-0011, expires 8/31/96; 2577-

0015 expires 8/31/95; 2577-0027, expires 7/31/96; 2577-0037, expires 3/

31/97.)

(E) Section 950.270--When the IHA accepts all or any part of a

project, notification shall be provided to HUD. When all units are

accepted by the IHA, the IHA shall notify HUD of the date the units

were available for occupancy by the residents. At the end of the rent-

up period the IHA shall notify HUD.

(E) Section 950.285--Upon completion of development and payment of

all debts to contractors and suppliers, an IHA shall submit a

certificate of actual development cost and audit verification of

expenditures. This requirement allows HUD to close the development

grant. (Current OMB Number 2577-0036, expires 5/31/96.)

(E) Section 950.301(a)--IHAs must adopt and promulgate written

policies for admission of participants. The policies shall cover all

programs operated by the IHA. A copy shall be posted prominently in the

IHA's office for examination by prospective participants. (2577-0003 at

OMB for review and approval.)

(E) Section 950.308(a)--IHAs must submit a plan to the local Office

of Native American Programs for approval prior to allowing the

admission to Indian housing of police officers and other security

personnel who are not otherwise eligible for such housing under any

other admission requirements or procedures. The Plan must identify

total number of units, location of units to be occupied, amount of rent

to be paid, extent of the crime problem, and the benefits to the

community and the IHA. (Current OMB Number 2577-0185, expires 3/31/96)

(E) Section 950.335--Each IHA shall establish and adopt, written

policies sufficient to assure the prompt payment and collection of rent

and homebuyer payments. A copy of the written policies shall be posted

prominently in the IHA office.

(E) Section 950.340--Each IHA shall adopt grievance procedures that

are appropriate to local circumstances and shall assure that tenants

and homebuyers of these procedures.

(E) Section 950.345(a)--Each IHA shall adopt written policies to

assure full performance of the respective maintenance responsibilities

of the IHA and tenants. A copy of such policies shall be posted

prominently in the IHA office.

(E) Section 950.360(a)--Each IHA shall adopt written policies with

respect to the IHA's own employment practices. A copy of these

regulations shall be posted in the IHA office.

(E) Section 950.416(C)--Each IHA shall maintain a waiting list,

separate from any other IHA waiting list, of families that have applied

for MH housing and meet the admission requirements. The IHA shall

maintain a Mutual Help waiting list in accordance with requirements

prescribed by HUD and shall make selections in the order in which they

appear on the list.

(E) Section 950.422(a)--The IHA must notify the homebuyer in

writing, once all requirements for occupancy have been met, that the

home is available for occupancy as of a date specified in the notice.

(E) Section 950.428(a)--Each IHA shall establish and adopt written

policies to assure full performance of the respective maintenance

responsibilities of the IHA and homebuyers in the Mutual Help Program.

A copy of such written policies shall be posted in the IHA office and

provided to an applicant or homebuyer upon entry into the program.

(E) Section 950.428(c)--The IHA shall enforce the provisions of a

Mutual Help Occupancy (MHO) Agreement for homebuyer maintenance of the

home. The IHA shall conduct a complete interior and exterior

examination of each home on a schedule developed by the IHA that

ensures that the home is maintained in decent, safe, and sanitary

condition and shall furnish a copy of the inspection report to the

homebuyer. (OMB Number 2577-0114, expired 8/31/93)

(E) Section 950.432(a)--An IHA shall prepare an operating budget

and approriate documentation. (OMB Number 2577-0026, expires 10/31/97)

(E) Section 950.446(a)--In the event the homebuyer fails to comply

with any of the obligations of the MHO Agreement, the IHA may terminate

the MHO Agreement by written notice to the homebuyer, enforced by

eviction procedures applicable to landlord-tenant relationships. (OMB

Number 2577-0114)

(E) Section 950.452(a)--Each IHA shall provide an annual statement

to the homebuyer that sets forth the credits and debits to the

homebuyer equity accounts and reserves during the year and the balance

in each account at the end of each IHA fiscal year. The statement shall

also set forth the remaining balance of the purchase price. (OMB Number

2577-0114)

(E) Section 950.455(a)--IHAs may apply to the local Field Office of

Native American Programs for approval to convert any or all of the

units in an existing rental project to the MH program. The request must

contain information demonstrating legal sufficiency, Tribal acceptance,

demonstration of family interest, evidence units are habitable, and

financial feasibility.

(E) Section 950.458(a)--IHAs may apply to the local Field Office of

Native American Programs for approval to convert any or all Mutual Help

project units to the rental program. The request must contain

information demonstrating legal sufficiency, Tribal acceptance,

demonstration of family interst, and financial feasibility.

(E) Section 950.480 and Section 950.485--The Self-Help Agreement,

executed by the IHA and the families in a group selected by the IHA to

participate in a Self-Help Program, will be contingent upon HUD's

approval of the development program. The application for a Self-Help

development method of Mutual-Help project shall comply with the general

requirements of Section 950.225. (OMB Number 2577-0112, expired 6/30/

93)

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(E) Section 950.495--If the participating family fails to provide

its labor contribution, as required in accordance with its agreement,

the IHA shall declare the family in default and terminate its

participation in the project. The IHA selects an alternate family to

take over responsibilities of the terminated family. After counseling,

the IHA shall declare the families in default and convert the project

to a regular Mutual Help project. The IHA's plan for completing the

project shall be submitted to HUD for review and counsel prior to

terminating the SH project.

(E) Section 950.503--An IHA may apply to the local Field Office of

Native American Programs for approval to convert any or all of the

units in an existing Turnkey III development to the rental or MH

program. The request must contain information demonstrating legal

sufficiency, Tribal acceptance, demonstration of family interest, and

financial feasibility.

(E) Section 950.517--The IHA shall establish and maintain a

separate Earned Home Payments Account (EHPA) for each homebuyer. The

IHA shall provide an annual statement to each homebuyer specifying the

amounts in the EHPA. Any maintenance or repair done on the dwelling by

the IHA which is chargeable to the EHPA shall be accounted for through

a work order, a copy of which shall be sent to the homebuyer.

(E) Section 950.519(a)--The IHA shall establish and maintain a

separate Nonroutine Maintenance Reserve (NRMR) for each home, using a

portion of the homebuyer's monthly payment.

(E) Section 950.529--In the event a homebuyer should breach the

Homebuyer Ownership Opportunity Agreement by failure to make the

required monthly payment or other documented reasons, the IHA may

terminate the agreement 30 days after giving the homebuyer written

notice of its intention to do so.

(E) Section 950.618--IHAs must consult with local officials and

residents/homebuyers and develop an application for obtaining approval

of a modernization program. IHA's must respond in writing to residents,

resident organization, or RMC, indicating its acceptance or rejection

of resident recommendations. (Current OMB Number 2577-0044, expires 1/

31/96)

(E) Section 950.651--For each six month period until completion of

a modernization program or expenditure of all funds, an IHA shall

submit a report to the local Field Office of Native American Programs

(FONAP). The report shall include obligations and expenditures,

progress against the approved schedule and management improvement

progress where applicable. (Current OMB Number 2577-0044, expires 1/31/

96)

(E) Section 950.669--In its first year of participation in the

Comprehensive Grant Program (CGP), each IHA shall verify and provide

data to HUD, in a form and at a time to be prescribed by HUD,

concerning IHA and development characteristics, so that HUD can develop

the IHA's annual funding allocation under CGP. (Current OMB Number

2577-0157, pending OMB review and approval)

(E) Section 950.672--An IHA is required to develop, implement,

monitor and annually amend portions of its Comprehensive Plan in

consultation with residents of the developments covered by the

Comprehensive Plan and with democratically elected resident groups.

Annually, the IHA shall submit to HUD, with its Annual Submission, an

update of its Five-Year Action Plan, eliminating the previous year and

adding an additional year. (OMB Number 2577-0157, pending OMB review

and approval)

(E) Sections 950.675, 950.678, 950.684, 950.687--IHAs submit

Comprehensive Plan (including the Five-Year Action Plan), or any

amendment to the plan for HUD review and approval. IHAs submit

documents which include the Annual Statement, Work Statements for years

two through five of the Five-Year Action Plan, local government

statement, IHA Board Resolution, materials demonstrating the

partnership process, and any other documents as prescribed by HUD. The

IHA shall submit a Performance and Evaluation Report in a form and at a

time to be prescribed by HUD, describing its use of assistance in

accordance with the approved Annual Statement. (OMB Number 2577-0157)

(E) Section 950.720--In determining the PFS operating subsidy,

units shall not be included in the calculation of unit months

available. Units approved for deprogramming shall be listed by IHA and

supporting documentation regarding direct costs attributable to such

units. IHA shall submit a certification with its PFS calculation that

the units are being used for the purpose for which they were approved

and that rental income generated as a result of the activity is

reported as income in the operating subsidy calculation. The IHA shall

maintain specific documentation of the units covered, i.e., listing of

units and project/management control numbers. (Current OMB Number 2577-

0071, expires 5/31/97)

(E) Section 950.730--IHAs that are eligible for adjustments may

only make a request for such adjustments at the time it submits the

operating budget for the first budget year under PFS. A request under

this paragraph shall include a calculation of the amount per-unit per-

month of requested increase in the Base Year Expense Level, and shall

show the requested increase as a percentage of the Base Year Expense

Level. (Current OMB Number 2577-0071, expires 11/30/97)

(E) Section 950.770--An IHA may prepare and submit a Comprehensive

Occupancy Plan (COP) to HUD. The COP shall provide a general IHA-wide

strategy for returning to occupancy or deprogramming all vacant units

and a specific strategy for returning to occupancy or deprogramming

units for each project that has an occupancy percentage of less than 97

percent.

(E) Section 950.805--All IHAs shall complete an energy audit for

each IHA-owned project under management. Energy audits shall analyze

all of the energy conservation measures, and the payback period for

these measures, that are pertinent to the type of buildings and

equipment operated by the IHA. A benefit/cost analysis shall be made to

determine whether a change from a mastermetering system to individual

meters will be cost effective. (OMB Number 2577-0062, pending

reinstatement)

(E) Section 950.923 and Section 950.931--IHAs shall submit its

demolition or disposition application to HUD in accordance with Section

18 of the United States Housing Act of 1937. The application shall

include complete documentation that all requirements have been met;

written documentation that resident management corporation, resident

organization and resident cooperative of the affected development have

been apprised of their opportunity to purchase. (Current OMB Number

2577-0075, expires 4/30/97)

(E) Section 950.935--Replacement Housing Plan. (Current OMB Number

2577-0075, expires 4/30/97)

(E) Section 950.964--An IHA shall provide the residents or any

resident organization with current information concerning the IHA's

policies on resident participation in management. The IHA and Resident

Organization shall put in writing their understanding concerning the

elements of their relationship. A management contract between the IHA

and a RMC is required for resident management. Section 950.988 Each IHA

receiving a grant shall submit to the Area ONAP annual progress report

describing and evaluating the use of grant amounts

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received under this program. (Current OMB Number 2577-0087, expires 1/

31/96)

(E) Section 950.1005--In developing a proposed homeownership plan,

and in carrying out the plan after HUD approval, the IHA shall consult

with residents of the development involved, and with any resident

organization that represents them, as necessary and appropriate to

provide them with information and a reasonable opportunity to make

their views and recommendations known to the IHA. (Current OMB Number

2577-0201, expires 5/31/97)

(E) Section 950.1017--The IHA shall be responsible for the

maintenance of records (including sale and financial records) for all

activities incident to implementation of the homeownership plan.

(Current OMB Number 2577-0201, expires 5/31/97)

(E) Section 950.1020--Content of homeownership plan. Section

950.1021--Supporting documentation. (Current OMB Number 2577-0210,

expires 5/31/97)

(E) Section 950.3011--An IHA shall have a HUD-approved Action Plan

that complies with specific requirements to participate in the Family

Self-Sufficiency Program. Section 950.3030 Each IHA that carries out an

FSS program shall submit to HUD a report regarding its FSS program as

outlined in this section. (OMB Number 2577-0178, expires 6/30/95)

OMB Approval Number 2577-0130 was allowed to expire off the

inventory inadvertently. HUD was in the process of drafting, clearing

and publishing a Proposed Rule which allowed the public to comment on

changes in the Indian Housing Program. A Final rule was published on

April 10, 1995 (copy attached). HUD is requesting in this justification

that that OMB Approval Number be reinstated. This reinstatement will

cancel the following OMB Approval Numbers: 2577-0076, 2577-0030, 2577-

0032, 2577-0031, 2577-0185. The burden hours associated with these

numbers have been included in Item 12 of this justification. It is

HUD's intend to incorporate all the information collection for this

Rule under one OMB approval number 2577-0130. Burden hours have been

calculated for each section of the Rule.

2. The information will be provided by IHAs and used by HUD in

monitoring administrative capability, procurement procedures required

by 24 CFR 85.36, funding eligible applicants for project development,

approving development cost budgets, contract administration,

certifications/verifications, lease and grievance procedures, waiting

lists, administration of Mutual Help Program, approving operating

budgets, funding Comprehensive Improvement Assistance and Comprehensive

Grant Programs, statutory compliance to conduct energy audits,

approving demolition/disposition requests, Homeownership and Family

Self-Sufficiency Programs. Information is submitted one-time or

annually.

3. There has been no consideration of information technology to

reduce the burden.

4. The information collected does not reflect any duplication of

effort since information provided must be updated annually by the

Indian housing authority so that requests for funding can be reviewed

annually based on current information.

5. The collection of information does not have an significant

impact on a number of small businesses or other small entities.

6. The information collection must be conducted and could not be

collected less frequently than one-time or annually. Most of the

information requires IHAs to prepare applications, proposals to be

approved for grant funding on a fiscal year basis.

7. The information collection is not to be conducted in a manner

inconsistent with the general information collection guidelines in 5

CFR 1320.6.

8. HUD consulted with the National American Indian Housing Council,

regional IHA associations, its six Native American Program Area

Offices, and other IHA representatives on the structure of this

Program. The Proposed Rule stage allowed for additional public comments

to be submitted to HUD for review and consideration.

9. HUD does not require an assurance of confidentiality provided to

respondents.

10. HUD does not ask any questions of a sensitive nature.

11. There is no cost to the Federal Government and respondents.

12. The reporting burden calculation is attached.

13. There has been a significant decrease in the number of burden

hours on the Indian housing authority (IHA) with the publication of

this regulation. For IHAs with administrative capability, document

submission such as development programs and operating budgets have been

eliminated from this rule. Also, only those IHAs with a corrective

action order are required to submit a management improvement plan.

Similar decreases have taken place throughout the rule with an emphasis

on paperwork reduction.

14. These information collections will not be published.

12. The following estimates are provided for the information

collection burden associated with the reporting and recordkeeping

burden for this rule:

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Total

Descpt. of information collection Section of 24 CFR affected No. of annual Hrs. per Total

respdts. respns. respns. hours

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Management Improvement Plan Reqs............................. 950.135 (e) (f) and (g) 60 1 24 1,440

Maintain Procurement Records................................. 950.160(a)(4) 191 ......... .30 57

Adopt & Submit Procurement Rules............................. 950.160(b) 191 1 8 1,528

Preference Requirements...................................... 950.175 1,815 1 1.8 2,945

Development Application Requirements......................... 950.215

950.225

950.230

950.231 130 1 8 1,040

Development Cost Budget...................................... 950.229 130 1 12 1,560

Environmental Review Documents............................... 950.247 130 1 4 520

Preliminary Site Report...................................... 950.250(a) 130 1 5 650

Contract Documents, Plan, Specs. Notice to Proceed etc....... 950.265 130 1 40 5,200

Notification to HUD Units Available for Occupancy; Rent-up

Period...................................................... 950.270 130 1 3 390

Certificate Actual Development Costs......................... 950.285 130 2 8 2,080

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Resident Participation in Management; Contract; Grantees

Report...................................................... 950.964 60 2 30 3,600

Homeownership Plan; records; Documentation................... 950.1005

950.1017

950.1020 15 1 16 240

Action Plan Family Self Sufficiency; Reporting............... 950.3011 10 1 16 160

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Total Reporting Burden................................... 69,426

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[FR Doc. 95-15908 Filed 6-28-95; 8:45 am]

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