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Federal Register · Rule · May 31, 1995
The public has had an opportunity to comment on the substance of the regulations, as the interim rule for this program was published subject to the normal 60-day public comment period, and the interim … rule was preceded by a proposed rule which also provided a 60- day public comment period.
60 FR 28325Housing and Urban Development DepartmentOffice of the Assistant Secretary for Fair Housing and EqualFair Housing Initiatives Program
Federal Register · Rule · Nov 27, 1995
During the comment period, which ended October 28, 1994, HUD received 15 public comments, 7 from individuals (6 of these being identical form comments submitted in support of comments submitted by an individual … the Department from acting on their comments while the action is pending.
60 FR 58446Housing and Urban Development DepartmentOffice of the Assistant Secretary for Fair Housing and EqualFederal Register · Rule · Feb 28, 1996
Comments due date: April 29, 1996. … Normally this period will be the previous year's funding cycle.
61 FR 7674Housing and Urban Development DepartmentOffice of the Assistant Secretary for Fair Housing and EqualHousing for Older Persons; Defining Significant Facilities and Services; Amendments
Federal Register · Rule · Aug 18, 1995
By the expiration of the public comment period on May 15, 1995, 1,080 comments had been received. … These commenters suggested that at the very least HUD require periodic updates of the self-certification notices. HUD Response.
60 FR 43322Housing and Urban Development DepartmentOffice of the Assistant Secretary for Fair Housing and EqualFederal Register · Rule · Apr 1, 1996
HUD finds that good cause exists to publish this rule for effect without first soliciting public comment. … Therefore, prior public comment is unnecessary. [[Page 14379]] III. Other Matters A.
61 FR 14378Office of the Assistant Secretary for Fair Housing and EqualHousing and Urban Development Department
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