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regional economic development project

applications.

Therefore, in the Super Notice of

Funding Availability for Housing,

Community Development, and

Empowerment Programs and Section 8

Housing Voucher Assistance for Fiscal

Year 2000, notice document 00–4123,

beginning at 65 FR 9322, in the issue of

Friday, February 24, 2000, the following

clarification is made:

Economic Development Initiative (EDI)

Section, Beginning at 65 FR 9789

• On page 9789, in the first column,

continuing to the second column, under

Section I, the paragraphs concerning

‘‘Application Deadline’’ under the

Program Overview and ‘‘Application

Due Date’’ under Section I of the

Additional Information are corrected to

read as follows:

Application Deadline. July 14, 2000,

for the regional economic development

project applications, and June 13, 2000,

for general economic development

project applications.

* * * * *

Application Due Date. Please submit

your completed applications (one

original and two copies) for general

economic development project(s) on or

before 12:00 midnight, Eastern time, on

June 13, 2000, to the addresses shown

below. Please submit your completed

applications (one original and two

copies) for regional economic

development project(s) on or before

12:00 midnight, Eastern time, on July

14, 2000.

Applicants that already submitted

applications by the June 13, 2000,

application due date need not resubmit

a new application and need not amend

their applications. Applicants that

already submitted applications,

however, may submit new or amended

applications if they choose to do so.

Applicants that submit new or

amended applications should clearly

identify whether the information

submitted is new and replaces a

previously submitted application in its

entirety or is an addendum or

amendment to the previously submitted

application.

Dated: June 7, 2000.

Cardell Cooper,

Assistant Secretary for Community Planning

and Development.

[FR Doc. 00–14852 Filed 6–8–00; 2:32 pm]

BILLING CODE 4210–32–P

DEPARTMENT OF HOUSING AND

URBAN DEVELOPMENT

[Docket No. FR–4581–C–02]

FY 2000 NOFA for the Assisted Living

Conversion Program (ALCP) for

Section 202 Projects; Technical

Correction

AGENCY: Office of the Assistant

Secretary for Housing-Federal Housing

Commissioner, HUD.

ACTION: Notice of funding availability

(NOFA); technical correction.

SUMMARY: This document makes certain

technical corrections to the FY 2000

NOFA for the Assisted Living

Conversion Program (ALP) for Section

202 Projects, published on March 17,

2000.

DATES: The application due date for this

NOFA, as published on March 17, 2000,

is not changed by this notice. The

application due date is July 17, 2000.

FOR FURTHER INFORMATION, CONTACT: You

should contact the lead Multifamily

Hub where you will be mailing your

ALCP Application. (Please refer to Hub

telephone numbers in Appendix B to

the March 17, 2000, ALCP NOFA,

published at 65 FR 14705.)

You also may contact Aretha

Williams, Housing Project Manager,

Office of Housing Assistance and Grant

Administration, Room 6138, at (202)

708–2866 x2480, for questions regarding

the physical conversion of the ALF. Ms.

Williams can be reached, also by e:mail,

at ‘‘aretha_m._williams@hud.gov’’. For

questions about management of the ALF

and coordination with agencies of the

Department of Health and Human

Services and other third parties, you

may contact Carissa Janis, Housing

Project Manager, Office of Housing

Assistance and Grant Administration,

Room 6168 at (202) 708–3730 x2487.

Ms. Janis may be reached also by e:mail

at ‘‘carissa_l._janis@hud.gov’’. Both Ms.

Williams and Ms. Janis are located at

the Department of Housing and Urban

Development, 451 Seventh Street, SW,

Washington, DC 20410.

Please note that the above-listed

telephone numbers are not toll free

numbers.

If you have a hearing or speech

impairment, you may access either

telephone number via TTY by calling

the Federal Information Relay Service at

1–800–877–8339.

SUPPLEMENTARY INFORMATION

I. Background

On March 17, 2000 (65 FR 14694),

HUD published the NOFA for ALCP for

Section 202 Projects which announced

the availability of $50,000,000 for the

physical conversion of Section 202

projects or portions of Section 202

projects to Assisted Living Facilities.

The purpose of this document is to

correct certain technical errors that

appeared in the published NOFA.

Technical Errors To Be Corrected

The page numbers referred to in this

notice refer to Federal Register page

numbers.

On page 14694, second column, under

the fourth full paragraph, which

addresses Application Kits, HUD failed

to include the toll free TTY number and

to indicate that application kits for the

ALCP NOFA and the Service

Coordinators NOFA are available on the

Internet. The TTY number and a

statement that both application kits are

available on the Internet are included by

this document.

On page 14696, second column, under

the sixth full paragraph, which

identifies contact persons for technical

assistance, HUD is correcting the name

of the office of the contact persons and

replacing the name of one of the contact

persons.

On page 14696, second column, the

paragraph designated ‘‘(14)’’ is revised

by adding a new sentence to the end of

the first full paragraph of paragraph (14)

to clarify that a Section 202/PRAC

project is not eligible to request funding

under the NOFA for Service

Coordinators for Multifamily Housing,

published also on March 17, 2000 (65

FR 14708), because the Section 202/

PRAC project may pay for the service

coordinator out of PRAC funds.

On page 14699, third column, the first

full paragraph under ‘‘Rating Factor 1,’’

contains an incorrect cross reference to

other sections of the NOFA and this

reference is corrected by this document.

On page 14699, third column, the last

paragraph in that column which

continues on page 14700, contains an

incorrect cross reference to other

sections of the NOFA and this reference

is corrected by this document.

On page 14700, first column, the first

full paragraph under Rating Factor 3,

contains an incorrect cross-reference to

other sections of the NOFA, and the

reference is corrected by this document.

On page 14700, second column, the

second full paragraph under Rating

Factor 4 contains an incorrect crossreference to other sections of the NOFA

and the reference is corrected by this

document.

On page 14700, third column at the

top, the paragraph designated ‘‘(3)’’

under Rating Factor 4 contains an

incorrect point assignment where the

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answer is ‘‘yes’’ and this is corrected by

this document.

On page 14700, third column, the first

paragraph under Rating Factor 5

contains an incorrect cross-reference to

other sections of the NOFA, and the

reference is corrected by this document.

On page 14700, third column, in the

paragraph designated ‘‘(1)’’ under Rating

Factor 5, the parenthetical phrase

(including minority residents) is added

to relate application submission

requirements to the appropriate Rating

Factor.

On page 14700, third column, in the

paragraph designated ‘‘(3)’’ under Rating

Factor 5, the phrase ‘‘the community at

large and with the minority and elderly

communities in particular’’ is added to

relate application submission

requirements to the appropriate Rating

Factor.

On page 14702, first column, the

paragraph designated ‘‘paragraph (8)’’

contains an incorrect cross-reference to

another section of the NOFA and the

reference is corrected.

On page 14702, second column, a new

sentence is added at the end of

paragraph (b) to require the applicant to

also indicate how the applicant intends

to pay for the service coordinator role.

On page 14704, third column,

paragraph (b) of Appendix A is

corrected to add ‘‘Birmingham’’ to the

list of HUD Field Offices which will

submit applications to HUD’s

Greensboro Hub.

Accordingly, in the FY 2000 NOFA

for Assisted Living Conversion Program

(ALCP) for Section 202 Projects, notice

document 00–6572, beginning at 65 FR

14694, in the issue of Friday, March 17,

2000, the following corrections are

made:

1. On page 14694, second column, the

paragraph titled ‘‘For Application Kits’’

is corrected to read as follows:

For Application Kits. You may obtain an

ALCP application kit and supplemental

information by calling either the Multifamily

Housing Clearinghouse at (voice) 1–800-

MULTI–70 (1–800–685–8470). Persons with

hearing or speech impairments may call the

Clearinghouse’s TTY number—1–800–483–

2209. There is a separate application kit for

service coordination information (which is

necessary for those needing to enhance or

add service coordination per Section

III(A)(14) of this NOFA). Please make sure to

provide your name, address (including zip

code), and telephone number (including area

code). The application kit is also available on

the Internet through the HUD web site at

http://www.hud.gov.

2. On page 14694, second column, the

paragraphs titled ‘‘For Further

Information and Technical Assistance’’

are corrected to read as follows:

For Further Information and Technical

Assistance. You should contact the lead

Multifamily Hub where you will be mailing

the ALCP Application. (Please refer to Hub

telephone numbers in Appendix B).

You also may contact Aretha Williams,

Housing Project Manager, Office of Housing

Assistance and Grant Administration, Room

6138, at (202) 708–2866 x2480, for questions

regarding the physical conversion of the ALF.

Ms. Williams can be reached, also by e:mail,

at ‘‘aretha_m._williams@hud.gov’’. For

questions about management of the ALF and

coordination with agencies of the Department

of Health and Human Services and other

third parties, you may contact Carissa Janis,

Housing Project Manager, Office of Housing

Assistance and Grant Administration, Room

6168 at (202) 708–3730 x2487. Ms. Janis may

be reached also by e:mail at

‘‘carissa_l._janis@hud.gov’’. Both Ms.

Williams and Ms. Janis are located at the

Department of Housing and Urban

Development, 451 Seventh Street, SW,

Washington, DC 20410. (The telephone

numbers listed in this paragraph are not toll

free.)

3. On page 14696, second column,

‘‘paragraph (14)’’ is corrected to read as

follows:

(14) The ALCP requires service

coordination responsible for linking the ALF

to services in the community which are

available to low income persons. All section

202 projects funded under this NOFA must

have sufficient service coordination in place,

or request additional funds if appropriate, to

ensure that services meeting licensing

requirements are available to ALF residents

on an ongoing basis. Service coordination

must be described in the application (see

Section VI(B)(8)(b) through (c) of this NOFA).

If you need to enhance an existing service

coordination program or add one where it

does not exist, you must apply for funding

through the Service Coordinator NOFA,

published elsewhere in this edition of the

Federal Register, and attach a copy of the

Form HUD 424M so indicating the request to

the ALCP application. Alternatively, you may

show evidence that funding for the enhanced

service coordination is provided by other

sources and indicate such funding on the

HUD Form 424M which is exhibit 10(c) of

your ALF application. If you are funded

under this NOFA and requested new or

enhanced service coordination in this

application, you will be funded first under

the service coordinator NOFA.

Note: If you are a Section 202/PRAC

project, you are NOT eligible to request

funding under the service coordinator NOFA

because you can pay for the service

coordinator out of PRAC funds.

4. On page 14699, third column, the

first full paragraph under ‘‘Rating Factor

1’’ is corrected to read as follows:

This factor addresses your capacity to carry

out the conversion in a timely, costconscious and effective manner. It also

reviews your experience with the supportive

services which the ALF intends to provide to

elderly residents, especially in such areas as

meals, 24-hour staffing and on-site health

care. Submit information responding to this

factor in accordance with Application

Submission Requirements in Section

VI(B)(5)(a), (8)(h), and (2)(d) of this NOFA.

5. On page 14699, third column, the

last paragraph in that column which

continues on page 14700 is corrected to

read as follows:

The factor also addresses your inability to

fund the repairs or conversion activities from

existing financial resources. In making this

determination, HUD will consider project

financial information. The Department will

also review more favorably those

applications which establish a connection

between the proposed ALF and the

community’s Analysis of Impediments to

Fair Housing Choice (AI) or other planning

document that analyzes fair housing issues

and is prepared by a local planning or similar

organization. Submit information responding

to this factor in accordance with Application

Submission Requirements in Section

VI(B)(4)(a) through (d), (2)(c) and (9)(a)

through (c) of the NOFA. In evaluating this

factor, HUD will consider: * * *

6. On page 14700, first column, the

first full paragraph under Rating Factor

3 is corrected to read as follows:

This factor addresses the quality and

effectiveness of your proposal in addressing

the proposed conversion, effectiveness of

service coordination and management

planning and the meals and supportive

services which the ALF intends to provide.

There must be a relationship between the

proposed activities, the project’s and the

community’s needs and purposes of the

program funding for your application to

receive points for this factor. Submit

information responding to this factor in

accordance with Application Submission

Requirements in Section VI(B)(5)(b) through

(e), and (h) and (7) and (B)(8))(a) through (e)

and (g) and (h) of this NOFA.

7. On page 14700, second column, the

second full paragraph under Rating

Factor 4 is corrected to read as follows:

Submit information responding to this

factor in accordance with Application

Submission Requirements in Section

VI(B)(5)(f),(g), and (B)(8)(f) of this NOFA.

8. On page 14700, third column at the

top, the paragraph designated

‘‘paragraph (3)’’ under Rating Factor 4 is

corrected to read as follows:

(3) (2 points) The extent of local

organizational support which is firmly

committed to providing funds for additional

repair or retrofit necessary for the project

NOT specifically directed to activities

eligible under this NOFA (consider yes = 2

point, no = 0 points).

9. On page 14700, third column, the

first paragraph under Rating Factor 5 is

corrected to read as follows:

This factor addresses the extent to which

you have evidenced general support for

conversion by participating in your

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community’s Consolidated Planning Process,

involving the residents in the planning and

are working toward addressing the need in a

holistic and comprehensive manner through

linkages with other activities in the

community. Submit information responding

to this factor in accordance with Application

Submission Requirements in Section

VI(B)(2)(a) through (d) of this NOFA.

10. On page 14700, third column, the

paragraph designated ‘‘(1)’’ under Rating

Factor 5, is corrected to read as follows:

(1) (3 points) The involvement of project

residents (including minority residents) or

their representatives, in the development of

the ALCP application, and your intent to

involve residents, in the development and

operation of the project and in relocation

planning (Minus one (-1) point if not

addressed);

11. On page 14700, third column, the

paragraph designated ‘‘(3)’’ under Rating

Factor 5 is corrected to read as follows:

(3) (1 point) The extent to which you

developed linkages with the community at

large and the elderly and minority

communities in particular and with other

activities, programs or projects related to the

proposed project to coordinate your activities

so solutions are holistic and comprehensive.

12. On page 14702, first column, the

paragraph designated ‘‘paragraph 8’’ is

corrected to read as follows:

(8) A supportive services plan (SSP), a

copy of which must be submitted to the

appropriate state and/or local agency as

instructed in Section IV(B) of this NOFA. For

those applicants needing to contact state

Medicaid offices, a list of them may be

accessed on the Internet at ‘‘www.hcfa.gov/

medicaid/scon1.htm’’. The fifth character

from the end is the numeral ‘‘1’’, not the

letter ‘‘l’’ that includes: * * *

13. On page 14702, second column,

the paragraph designated ‘‘(b)’’ is

corrected to read as follows:

(b) A description of how you will provide

the supportive services to those who are frail

and have disabilities (i.e., on or off-site or

combination of on or off-site), including an

explanation of how the service coordination

role will facilitate the adequate provision of

such services to ALF residents, and how the

services will meet the identified needs of the

residents. Also indicate how you intend to

fund the service coordinator role.

14. On page 14704, third column,

paragraph (b) of Appendix A is

corrected to read as follows:

(b) Applicants required to submit

applications to the Greensboro Hub are

normally serviced by the Greensboro,

Columbia, Atlanta, Caribbean, Knoxville,

Louisville, Nashville, Jacksonville, Miami,

Jackson, Birmingham, Ft. Worth,

Albuquerque, Dallas, Houston, Little Rock,

New Orleans, San Antonio, and Shreveport

Field Offices.

Dated: June 2, 2000.

William C. Apgar,

Assistant Secretary for Housing-Federal

Housing Commissioner.

[FR Doc. 00–14520 Filed 6–9–00; 8:45 am]

BILLING CODE 4210–27–P

DEPARTMENT OF THE INTERIOR

Bureau of Land Management

[AZ–050–000–1430–EQ; AZA 25117]

Arizona: Expiration of Segregative

Effect, and Opening Order for

Proposed Airport Lease AZA 25117,

Arizona

AGENCY: Bureau of Land Management,

Interior.

ACTION: Notice of Realty Action.

SUMMARY: This action recognizes the

expiration of the segregative effect as of

August 20, 1998, on the following

described public lands in La Paz

County, Arizona. The land is hereby

opened to the operation of the public

land laws, including location and entry

under mining laws, subject to valid

existing rights.

Gila and Salt River Meridian, Arizona

T. 4 N., R. 18 W.,

Sec. 19, those lands south of Interstate 10

within lot 4, SE1⁄4SW1⁄4, SE1⁄2SE1⁄4;

Sec. 30, lots 1 to 4, inclusive, E1⁄2, E1⁄2W1⁄2;

Sec. 31, lots 1 to 4, inclusive, E1⁄2, E1⁄2W1⁄2.

The area described contains approximately

1, 380 acres, more or less.

EFFECTIVE DATE: June 12, 2000.

FOR FURTHER INFORMATION CONTACT:

Lucas Lucero, Realty Specialist, Yuma

Field Office, 2555 E. Gila Ridge Road,

Yuma, Arizona 85365, or (520) 317–

3237.

SUPPLEMENTARY INFORMATION: The

segregative effect for Airport Lease

Application AZA 25117, was made on

August 19, 1993; August 24, 1994;

August 29, 1995; and August 21, 1997.

The segregation was made pursuant to

the Act of May 24, 1928 (49 U.S.C.

Appendices 211–213) as amended by

the Act of August 16, 1941 (55 Stat.

621).

The segregative effect is hereby

terminated for all public lands

encumbered by Airport Lease

Application AZA 25117.

At 9 a.m. on June 12, 2000, the land

encumbered by Airport Lease

Application AZA 25117, will be opened

to location and entry under the United

States mining laws, subject to valid

existing rights, the provisions of existing

withdrawals, other segregations of

record, and the requirements of

applicable law. All valid applications

received at or prior to 9 a.m. on (date

of publication), shall be considered as

simultaneously filed at that time. Those

received thereafter shall be considered

in the order of filing. Appropriation of

any of the land described in this order

under the general mining laws prior to

the date and time of restoration is

unauthorized. Any such attempted

adverse possession under 30 U.S.C. 38

(1988), shall vest no rights against the

United States. Acts required to establish

a location and to initiate a right of

possession are governed by State law

where not in conflict with Federal law.

The Bureau of Land Management will

not intervene in disputes between rival

locators over possessory rights since

Congress has provided for such

determinations in local courts.

Dated: June 6, 2000.

Mervin Boyd,

Assistant Field Manager, Yuma.

[FR Doc. 00–14715 Filed 6–9–00; 8:45 am]

BILLING CODE 4310–32–M

DEPARTMENT OF THE INTERIOR

Bureau of Land Management

[WY–020–1210–00]

Notice of Availability of the Decision

Record and Plan Amendment

Addressing Management for Bureau of

Reclamation Withdrawn Lands

Restored to Bureau of Land

Management Jurisdiction in the Cody

Field Office Planning Area, and Notice

of Off-road Vehicle (ORV) Designations

AGENCY: Bureau of Land Management,

Interior.

ACTION: Notice of Availability.

SUMMARY: The Bureau of Land

Management (BLM), Cody Field Office,

announces the availability of a decision

record and plan amendment addressing

the management of approximately

149,783.31 acres of Federal lands in

Park and Big Horn counties of

Wyoming. The lands were formerly

withdrawn for use by the Bureau of

Reclamation and have been restored to

BLM jurisdiction in the Cody Field

Office Planning Area. The BLM is also

providing Notice of ORV Designations

affecting these Federal lands.

The decision record includes a

general management plan which

amends the 1990 Cody Resource

Management Plan (RMP). The general

management plan is adopted as the

management prescription for the

formerly withdrawn Federal lands