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Federal Register · Rule · Feb 18, 1998
Eighteen-percent tire overloading will be allowed for a two-year period. The two-year period will begin on November 16, 1998, effective date of this final rule. … The issues raised by the commenters have been organized into two general categories: comments in support of the proposed changes; and, comments in opposition to the proposed changes. A.
63 FR 8330Manufactured Home Tires, Parts and Accessories Necessary for SafeFinal RuleFederal Register · Rule · Sep 14, 1995
The rule solicited public comments. Eleven commenters sent comments. One trade association objected to the elimination of gypsum wallboard. … (vii) ASTM E 330-90 Standard Test Method for Structural Performance of Exterior Windows, Curtain Walls, and Doors by Uniform Static Air Pressure Difference.
60 FR 47840Housing and Urban Development DepartmentCommissionerElectronic Payment of Periodic Mortgage Insurance Premiums; Final Rule
Federal Register · Rule · Jun 30, 1995
However, due to the concerns communicated in the comments, HUD allowed a one-year grace period for institutions making 300 or fewer new FHA single family loans per year. II. … Excluded under periodic risk-based MIP are condominium GPMs, GEMs, and ARMs which are not insured under section 203(b) of the National Housing Act.
60 FR 34136Housing and Urban Development DepartmentCommissionerFederally Assisted Low Income Housing Drug Elimination Program
Federal Register · Rule · Jan 26, 1995
HUD solicited public comments on the proposed rule. By the expiration of the public comment period on October 11, 1994, HUD received six comments. … (2) Reporting period.
60 FR 5280RuleHousing and Urban Development DepartmentSingle Family Mortgage InsuranceSpecial Forbearance Procedures
Federal Register · Rule · Nov 16, 1995
One commenter indicated that the period during which reduced payments are allowed was too short and did not provide the mortgagee with sufficient flexibility. … The Department is persuaded by this comment and has revised the final rule to extend the allowable period of reduced payments from six (6) to nine (9) months. 5.
60 FR 57676RuleHousing and Urban Development DepartmentSale of HUD-Held Single Family Mortgages
Federal Register · Rule · Aug 31, 1995
Comments due date: October 30, 1995. … However, HUD is allowing for a full 60-day public comment period, after which it will consider the relevant issues raised by the commenters in its development of a final rule.
60 FR 45331Housing and Urban Development DepartmentCommissionerSale of HUD-Held Multifamily Mortgages
Federal Register · Rule · Feb 6, 1996
Comment due date: April 8, 1996. … A final mortgage sale rule was published on September 22, 1994 at 59 FR 48726, following public notice and a 60-day comment period on a proposed rule, published on April 11, 1994 at 59 FR 17500.
61 FR 4580Housing and Urban Development DepartmentCommissionerFederal Register · Rule · Mar 14, 1995
Five comments were received in response to that proposed rule. Two comments were from automated clearing house associations, and expressed general approval of HUD's proposal. … However, because of the concerns communicated in the comments, HUD allowed a one-year grace period for institutions making 300 or fewer new FHA single family loans per year.
60 FR 13854Housing and Urban Development DepartmentCommissionerReal Estate Settlement Procedures Act (Regulation X); Escrow Accounting Procedures
Federal Register · Rule · Feb 15, 1995
[Page 53902, Sec. 3500.17(b), Definitions, ``Phase-in period''.] … Regulatory Flexibility Act The Secretary, in accordance with the Regulatory Flexibility Act (5 U.S.C. 605(b)), has reviewed this rule before publication and by approving it certifies that this rule
60 FR 8812Housing and Urban Development DepartmentCommissionerDeletion of Value Criterion in Section 223(a)(7) Refinancing
Federal Register · Rule · Feb 17, 1995
Comments on the October 26, 1993, Interim Rule By the expiration of the comment period on the October 26, 1993, interim rule, HUD had received only two comments, both from the same commenter. … The commenter noted that Section 223(a)(7) applications refinancing loans insured pursuant to section 223(f) of the Act are subject to an 85 percent-of-value limitation, in lieu of 90 percent.
60 FR 9297Housing and Urban Development DepartmentCommissionerManagement Rules for Existing Projects for the Elderly
Federal Register · Rule · Jan 10, 1995
the United States Housing Act of 1937. … No reimbursement may be claimed for unpaid rent for the period after termination of the tenancy.
60 FR 2658Housing and Urban Development DepartmentCommissionerFederal Register · Rule · Aug 16, 1995
Comment Due Date: October 16, 1995. … In all of these cases, HUD has determined that there is no public benefit to a delay in effectiveness pending a public notice and comment period.
60 FR 42754Interim RuleHousing and Urban Development DepartmentSingle Family Mortgage Limits: Redelegation of Authority; Final Rule
Federal Register · Rule · Mar 28, 1995
Justification for Final Rulemaking In general, HUD publishes a rule for public comment before issuing a rule for effect, in accordance with its own regulations on rulemaking in 24 CFR part 10. … Other Matters Regulatory Flexibility Act The Secretary, in accordance with the Regulatory Flexibility Act (5 U.S.C. 605(b)), has reviewed this rule before publication and by approving it certifies
60 FR 16032Housing and Urban Development DepartmentCommissionerRefinancing Mortgages Under Section 235(r) of the National Housing Act; Amendment
Federal Register · Rule · Nov 8, 1995
Background Congress added section 235 to the National Housing Act (12 U.S.C. 1715z) (the Act) in 1968. … Therefore, HUD finds that there is good cause for final rulemaking in this case, and that it is unnecessary to solicit prior public comment. IV. Other Matters A.
60 FR 56498Housing and Urban Development DepartmentCommissioner
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