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  • Streamlining Public Housing Maintenance and Operation Rules

    Federal Register · Proposed Rule · Sep 25, 1995

    DATES: Comments due date: November 24, 1995. … Reduction Act of 1980 (44 U.S.C. 3501-3520).

    60 FR 49480RuleHousing and Urban Development Department
  • Performance Funding System: Unit Months Available

    Federal Register · Proposed Rule · May 9, 1995

    DATES: Comments due date: July 10, 1995. … Regulatory Flexibility Act The Secretary, in accordance with the Regulatory Flexibility Act (5 U.S.C. 605(b)), has reviewed this proposed rule before publication and by approving it certifies that

    60 FR 24596Housing and Urban Development DepartmentOffice of the Assistant Secretary for Public and Indian Housing
  • Section 8 Moderate Rehabilitation; Rent Adjustments; Annual and Special Adjustments; Comparability Studies; Rent Reductions

    Federal Register · Proposed Rule · Oct 2, 1995

    DATES: Comment Due Date: December 1, 1995. … At the end of the public comment period on this rule, the Department may amend the information collection requirements set out in this rule to reflect public comments or OMB comments received concerning

    60 FR 51658Housing and Urban Development DepartmentOffice of the Assistant Secretary for Public and Indian Housing
  • Low-Income Public and Indian HousingVacancy Rule

    Federal Register · Proposed Rule · Jul 19, 1995

    Justification for Shortened Comment Period It is the general practice of the Department to provide a 60-day public comment period on all proposed rules. … Before the comment period on the proposed rule expired, Congress inserted language in HUD's Appropriation Act for 1992 (105 Stat. 757) that prohibited HUD from using appropriated funds to implement the

    60 FR 37294Housing and Urban Development DepartmentOffice of the Assistant Secretary for Public and Indian Housing
  • Designated Housing; Public Housing Designated for Occupancy by Disabled, Elderly, or Disabled and Elderly Families

    Federal Register · Proposed Rule · Jan 7, 1994

    plan from the groups and persons consulted (these comments, and transcripts of any meetings that may have been held on the PHA's proposal to designate a project, must be maintained for a period of five … and recommendations made by these parties (these comments must be maintained for a period of five years from the date of submission of the application, and be available for review by HUD, if HUD requests

    59 FR 1244Housing and Urban Development DepartmentOffice of the Assistant Secretary for Public and Indian Housing
  • Vacancy Rule: Notice of Intent To Establish a Negotiated Rulemaking Advisory Committee and Notice of First Meeting

    Federal Register · Proposed Rule · Jan 3, 1995

    DATES: Comments must be received by February 2, 1995. … Before the comment period on the proposed rule expired, Congress inserted language in HUD's Appropriation Act for 1992 (105 Stat. 757) that prohibited HUD from using appropriated funds to implement the

    60 FR 304Housing and Urban Development DepartmentOffice of the Assistant Secretary for Public and Indian Housing
  • Vacancy Rule: Notice of Establishment of a Negotiated Rulemaking Advisory Committee and of First Meeting

    Federal Register · Proposed Rule · Feb 24, 1995

    ----------------------------------------------------------- SUMMARY: The Department is announcing the establishment of a Negotiated Rulemaking Advisory Committee under the Federal Advisory Committee Act … The January 3 notice requested comment concerning the issues it should consider and the proposed membership of the Committee. The Department received two comments on the notice of intent.

    60 FR 10338Housing and Urban Development DepartmentOffice of the Assistant Secretary for Public and Indian Housing

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