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(1) How well they communicate an 

understanding of, and ability to meet, 

the proposed CRADA’s goal; and 

(2) How well they address the 

following criteria: 

(a) Technical capability to support the 

non-Federal party contributions 

described; and 

(b) Resources available for supporting 

the non-Federal party contributions 

described. 

Currently, the Coast Guard is 

considering COP for participation in 

this CRADA. This consideration is 

based on the fact that COP has 

demonstrated its ability to operate UAS 

in an Arctic maritime environment, and 

its UAS’s widespread use throughout 

the Department of Defense. However, 

we do not wish to exclude other viable 

participants from this or future similar 

CRADAs. 

This is a technology demonstration 

effort. Since the goal of this CRADA is 

to identify and investigate the potential 

of the UAS to contribute to Coast Guard 

mission effectiveness in an Arctic 

maritime environment, non-Federal 

CRADA participants will not be 

excluded from any future Coast Guard 

procurements based solely on their 

participation in this CRADA. Special 

consideration will be given to small 

business firms/consortia, and preference 

will be given to business units located 

in the U.S. 

This notice is issued under the 

authority of 5 U.S.C. 552(a). 

Dated: March 20, 2015. 

Captain Dennis C. Evans, USCG, 

Commanding Officer, U.S. Coast Guard 

Research and Development Center. 

[FR Doc. 2015–07848 Filed 4–3–15; 8:45 am] 

BILLING CODE 9110–04–P 

DEPARTMENT OF HOUSING AND 

URBAN DEVELOPMENT 

[Docket No. FR–5864–N–01] 

Mortgagee Review Board: 

Administrative Actions 

AGENCY: Office of the Assistant 

Secretary for Housing–Federal Housing 

Commissioner, HUD. 

ACTION: Notice. 

SUMMARY: In compliance with Section 

202(c)(5) of the National Housing Act, 

this notice advises of the cause and 

description of administrative actions 

taken by HUD’s Mortgagee Review 

Board against HUD-approved 

mortgagees. 

FOR FURTHER INFORMATION CONTACT: 

Nancy A. Murray, Secretary to the 

Mortgagee Review Board, Department of 

Housing and Urban Development, 451 

7th Street SW., Room B–133/3150, 

Washington, DC, 20410–8000; telephone 

(202) 708–2224 (this is not a toll-free 

number). Persons with hearing or 

speech impairments may access this 

number through TTY by calling the tollfree Federal Relay Service at (800) 877– 

8339. 

SUPPLEMENTARY INFORMATION: Section 

202(c)(5) of the National Housing Act 

(12 U.S.C. 1708(c)(5)) requires that HUD 

‘‘publish a description of and the cause 

for administrative action against a HUDapproved mortgagee’’ by the 

Department’s Mortgagee Review Board 

(‘‘Board’’). In compliance with the 

requirements of Section 202(c)(5), this 

notice advises of actions that have been 

taken by the Board in its meetings from 

October 1, 2013 to September 30, 2014. 

I. Civil Money Penalties, Withdrawals 

of FHA Approval, Suspensions, 

Probations, Reprimands, and 

Administrative Payments 

1. Affiliated Funding Corporation, Santa 

Ana, CA [Docket No. 14–1550–MR] 

Action: On November 6, 2014, the 

Board issued a Notice of Administrative 

Action permanently withdrawing the 

FHA approval of Affiliated Funding 

Corporation (‘‘AFC’’). 

Cause: The Board took this action 

based on the following violations of 

HUD/FHA requirements alleged by 

HUD: AFC failed to notify HUD in 

accordance with HUD/FHA 

requirements that it had ceased business 

operations and its license was revoked 

by the State of California Department of 

Corporations; failed to comply with 

HUD’s annual recertification 

requirements by failing to timely submit 

audited financial statements for fiscal 

year December 31, 2012; failed to 

properly underwrite FHA insured loans 

in accordance with HUD/FHA 

requirements in analyzing borrower 

liabilities, and documenting borrowers’ 

incomes and gift funds; failed to comply 

with HUD/FHA’s property flipping 

requirements; failed to ensure an FHA 

insured loan was not used as an 

investment; failed to resolve Automated 

Underwriting System findings and 

issues relating to appraisal reports; and 

failed to refund the unused Upfront 

Mortgage Insurance Premiums to a 

borrower. 

2. American Fidelity Mortgage Services, 

Inc., Lisle, IL [Docket No. 14–1556–MR] 

Action: On November 14, 2014, the 

Board entered into a settlement 

agreement with American Fidelity 

Mortgage Services, Inc. (‘‘AFMS’’) that 

required AFMS to pay a civil money 

penalty in the amount of $10,500 and 

indemnify the Department for the life of 

the loan on three (3) HUD/FHA insured 

loans. 

Cause: The Board took this action 

based on the following violations of 

HUD/FHA requirements alleged by 

HUD: AFMS violated HUD/FHA’s 

underwriting requirements when it 

approved a mortgage whose term 

exceeded the maximum length 

permitted by HUD; approved a mortgage 

for a borrower with unstable income; 

and approved a mortgage with debt-toincome ratios which exceeded HUD 

guidelines without acceptable 

compensating factors. 

3. First Residential Mortgage Services 

Corporation, Englewood Cliffs, NJ 

[Docket No. 13–1339–MR] 

Action: On January 14, 2014 the Board 

issued a Notice of Administrative 

Action withdrawing the FHA approval 

of First Residential Mortgage Services 

Corporation (‘‘FRMSC’’) for a period of 

five (5) years. 

Cause: The Board took this action 

based on the following violations of 

HUD/FHA requirements alleged by 

HUD: FRMSC (a) violated the terms of 

two repayment plans in accordance 

with FRMSC’s indemnification 

agreements with HUD; and (b) failed to 

adequately document the source of 

funds used for a down payment, for 

closing costs, or for the payment of 

outstanding liabilities in connection 

with thirteen (13) FHA insured loans. 

4. Gateway Bank Mortgage, Inc., 

Raleigh, NC [Docket No. 13–1545–MR] 

Action: On July 3, 2014, the Board 

entered into a Settlement Agreement 

with Gateway Bank Mortgage, Inc. 

(‘‘GBM’’) that required GBM, without 

admitting fault or liability, to pay a civil 

money penalty in the amount of $98,500 

and to indemnify HUD with respect to 

four (4) FHA loans for any loss resulting 

from a default occurring within five (5) 

years from the date of endorsement. 

Cause: The Board took this action 

based on the following violations of 

HUD/FHA requirements alleged by 

HUD: GBM (a) failed to comply with 

HUD’s Quality Control requirements; (b) 

failed to conduct pre-endorsement 

reviews for Lender Insured loans; (c) 

failed to retain documentation in loan 

files; and (d) failed to properly verify 

and document gift funds. 

5. JP Morgan Chase Bank NA, Iselin, NJ 

[Docket No. 13–1540–MR] 

Action: On January 31, 2014, the 

Board voted to provide an 

administrative release as part of a 

settlement agreement between JP 


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Morgan Chase Bank, NA (‘‘Chase’’) and 

the United States that required Chase to 

pay the United States $614 million, of 

which HUD received $564.6 million. 

Cause: The Board took this action as 

a result of an investigation into FHA 

mortgage fraud. 

6. Liberty Mortgage Corporation, Erie, 

PA [Docket No. 13–1546–MR] 

Action: On July 10, 2014, the Board 

entered into a Settlement Agreement 

with Liberty Mortgage Corporation 

(‘‘LMC’’) that required LMC, without 

admitting fault or liability, to pay HUD 

$294,788.56 for five outstanding 

indemnification agreements. 

Cause: The Board took this action 

based on the following violation of 

HUD/FHA requirements alleged by 

HUD: LMC failed to remit payments to 

HUD/FHA in accordance with five (5) 

previously executed indemnification 

agreements. 

7. LoanCare LLC f/k/a/FNF Servicing, 

Inc., Virginia Beach, VA [Docket No. 13– 

1323–MR] 

Action: On April 10, 2014, the Board 

entered into a Settlement Agreement 

with LoanCare LLC f/k/a FNF Servicing, 

Inc. (‘‘LoanCare’’) that required 

LoanCare, without admitting fault or 

liability, to pay civil money penalties in 

the amount of $475,000, to indemnify 

HUD for any losses it may incur with 

respect to one loan, to refund loss 

mitigation incentive fees to HUD, and to 

refund any late fees and inspection fees 

improperly charged to borrowers. 

Cause: The Board took this action 

based on the following violation of 

HUD/FHA requirements alleged by 

HUD: LoanCare failed to comply with 

HUD requirements regarding quality 

control plans, servicing, loss mitigation, 

foreclosure, documentation, default 

reporting, and the charging of late fees 

and inspection fees. 

8. MB Financial Bank N.A., Chicago, Ill 

[Docket No.14–1655–MRT] 

Action: On June 4, 2014, the Board 

entered into a Settlement Agreement 

with MB Financial (MB) requiring MB, 

without admitting fault or liability, to 

pay an administrative payment in the 

amount of $10,000. 

Cause: MB failed to timely meet the 

Department’s annual recertification 

requirements for its fiscal year ended 

December 31, 2012, by (a) failing to 

timely submit its audited financial 

statements and supplementary reports; 

(b) failing to timely pay its 

recertification fee; and (c) failing to 

timely submit its online certification. 

9. Mortgage Now Inc., Shrewsbury, NJ 

[Docket No. 14–0000–MR] 

Action: On August 19, 2014, the 

Board entered into a Settlement 

Agreement with Mortgage Now Inc. 

(‘‘MN’’) that required MN to pay a civil 

money penalty in the amount of 

$22,500, an administrative payment in 

the amount of $8,500 and payment in 

the amount of $37,309.89 under the 

terms of a previously signed 

indemnification agreements, and agreed 

to indemnify HUD for any losses it 

might suffer with respect to one loan. 

Cause: The Board took this action 

based on the following violation of 

HUD/FHA requirements alleged by 

HUD: MN (a) failed to notify HUD it 

paid a $10,000 fine to the 

Commonwealth of Pennsylvania’s 

Department of Banking and Securities, 

Bureau of Compliance and Licensing 

relating to the cancellation of MN’s 

surety bond; (b) failed to notify HUD it 

was ordered by the State of California to 

discontinue disbursing trust funds in 

the State due to the cancellation of MN’s 

surety bond; (c) falsely certified on its 

2012 Annual Certification that it had 

not been sanctioned by any state agency, 

and (d) failed to pay HUD amounts it 

owed under indemnification 

agreements. 

10. Ofori and Associates, PC., 

Washington, DC [Docket No. 10–1434– 

MRT] 

Action: On February 18, 2014, the 

Board issued a Notice of Administrative 

Action to withdraw the FHA approval of 

Ofori and Associated, P.C., (‘‘Ofori’’) for 

a period of one (1) year. 

Cause: The Board took this action 

based on the following violations of 

HUD/FHA requirements alleged by 

HUD: Ofori failed to meet HUD’s 

requirement that FHA-approved nonsupervised mortgagees must derive at 

least 50% of their annual gross revenue 

from the lending or investing of funds 

in real estate mortgages or a directly 

related field. 

11. Residential Lending Services, Inc. 

Newark, NJ [Docket No. 13–1547–MR] 

Action: On May 13, 2014 the Board 

issued a Notice of Administrative 

Action permanently withdrawing the 

FHA approval of Residential Lending 

Services, Inc., (‘‘RLS’’). 

Cause: The Board took this action 

based on the following violations of 

HUD/FHA requirements alleged by 

HUD: RLS failed to notify HUD that it 

had filed for bankruptcy and ceased 

operations. In addition, RLS failed to 

submit audited financial statements for 

fiscal years 2011 and 2012. 

12. RH Lending, Colleyville, TX [Docket 

No. 13–1548–MR] 

Action: On July 8, 2014, the Board 

entered into a Settlement Agreement 

with RH Lending (‘‘RH’’) under which 

RH, without admitting fault or liability, 

agreed not to contest the Board’s 

permanent withdrawal of RH’s FHA 

approval, and which required RH to pay 

a civil money penalty in the amount of 

$300,000. 

Cause: The Board took this action 

based on the following violations of 

HUD/FHA requirements alleged by 

HUD: RH (a) submitted a false 

certifications on forty-one (41) FHA 

insured loans; (b) disbursed 

manufactured home loan proceeds to an 

unlicensed installer; (c) violated HUD’s 

prohibition to pay or accept kickbacks, 

referral fees and/or splitting fees; and 

(d) provided false information, by its 

CEO, to the Mortgagee Review Board. 

13. Sun Home Loans, Inc., Vineland, NJ 

[Docket No. 14–1679–MR] 

Action: On April 10, 2014, the Board 

entered into a Settlement Agreement 

with Sun Home Loans (‘‘SHL’’) that 

required SHL, without admitting fault or 

liability, to pay a civil money penalty in 

the amount of $30,000. 

Cause: The Board took this action 

based on the following violations of 

HUD/FHA requirements alleged by 

HUD: SHL failed to timely notify HUD 

of its (a) merger with Sun National 

Bank; (b) failed to notify HUD it had a 

change in its corporate officers; and (c) 

failed to timely submit its annual 

audited financial statements for fiscal 

years 2011 and 2012. 

14. SunTrust Mortgage, Inc., Richmond, 

VA [Docket No. 12–1651–MR] 

Action: On June 16, 2014, the Board 

voted to release administrative claims it 

might have against Suntrust Mortgage, 

Inc. (‘‘SM’’), in conjunction with a 

settlement agreement entered into 

between SM, the United States, the 

Consumer Protection Financial Bureau, 

and several states that required, among 

other things, that SM comply with 

specified servicing standards, provide 

certain consumer relief, and pay a 

settlement amount of $418 million, of 

which HUD received $300 million. 

Cause: The Board took this action as 

a result of an investigation into FHA 

mortgage fraud. 

15. The First Mortgage Corporation, 

Flossmoor, IL [Docket No. 14–1544–MR] 

Action: On May 13, 2014, the Board 

issued a Notice of Administrative 

Action permanently withdrawing the 

FHA approval of The First Mortgage 

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Cause: The Board took this action 

based on the following violations of 

HUD/FHA requirements alleged by 

HUD: FMC: (a) Failed to notify HUD 

that it had ceased operations; (b) failed 

to notify HUD that it was the subject of 

an involuntary Chapter 7 Bankruptcy 

petition filed on December 7, 2012; (c) 

Failed to notify HUD that its license had 

been revoked and that a fine was 

assessed by the Department of Financial 

and Professional Regulation, Division of 

Banking, State of Illinois; and (d) failed 

to submit its annual recertification and 

acceptable audited financial statement, 

and to pay the annual recertification fee 

for its fiscal year ending June 30, 2013. 

16. US Bank, N.A. Minneapolis, MN 

[Docket No. 12–1541–MR] 

Action: On June 25, 2014, the Board 

voted to provide an administrative 

release in conjunction with a Settlement 

Agreement entered into between US 

Bank (‘‘USB’’) and the United States that 

required USB, without admitting fault 

or liability, to pay a settlement amount 

of $200 million, of which HUD would 

receive $144,199,970. 

Cause: The Board took this action as 

a result of an investigation into 

mortgage fraud. 

17. WCS Lending, Boca Raton, FL 

[Docket No. 12–1645–MR] 

Action: On, July 10, 2014, the Board 

issued a Notice of Administrative 

Action withdrawing the FHA approval 

of WCS Lending (‘‘WCS’’) for a period 

of five years. 

Cause: The Board took this action 

based on the following violations of 

HUD/FHA requirements alleged by 

HUD: WCS failed to notify HUD that it: 

(a) Had ceased operations; (b) filed an 

Assignment for the benefit of Creditors 

in the State of Florida on December 18, 

2013; (c) entered into a Consent Order 

with the Commissioner of Banks for the 

Commonwealth of Massachusetts on 

January 13, 2012; and (d) entered into a 

Consent Agreement and Order with the 

Commonwealth of Pennsylvania 

Department of Banking, Bureau of 

Compliance and Licensing and on July 

3, 2012. In addition, HUD alleged that 

WCS submitted a false certification on 

its annual recertification dated February 

13, 2013, failed to comply with the 

terms of (6) indemnification agreements, 

and approved an FHA insured loan with 

excessive debt-to-income ratios. 

II. Lenders That Failed To Timely Meet 

Requirements for Annual 

Recertification of HUD/FHA Approval 

Action: The Board entered into 

settlement agreements with the lenders 

listed below, which required the lender 

to pay either a $3,500 or $7,500 civil 

money penalty without admitting fault 

or liability. 

Cause: The Board took this action 

based upon allegations that the lenders 

listed below failed to comply with the 

Department’s annual recertification 

requirements in a timely manner. 

1. Citizens Community Credit Union, Fort 

Dodge, IA ($3,500) [Docket No. 14–1603– 

MRT] 

2. Community Bank and Trust, Neosho, Mo 

($3,500) [Docket No. 14–1607–MRT] 

3. Cooperativa de Ahorro y Credito, Caguas, 

PR ($3,500) [Docket No. 13–1500–MRT] 

4. Coral Mortgage Bankers Corporation, 

Hackensack, NJ ($3,500) [Docket No. 14– 

1699–MRT] 

5. First State Bank, Barbourville, WV ($3,500) 

[Docket No. 14–1724–MRT] 

6. Mortgage.Shop, LLC, Hampton, VA 

($7,500) [Docket No. 14–1717–MRT] 

7. No. thland Financial, Steele, ND ($3,500) 

[Docket No. 14–1581–MRT] 

8. STC Capital Bank, St. Charles, IL ($3,500) 

[Docket No. 14–1622–MRT] 

9. Security First, Cheyenne, WY ($3,500) 

[Docket No. 14–1616–MRT] 

10. Southern Missouri Bank of Marshfield, 

Marshfield, MO ($3,500) [Docket No. 14– 

1568–MRT] 

11. Sunmark FCU, Latham, NY ($3,500) 

[Docket No. 14–1597–MRT] 

III. Lenders That Failed To Meet 

Requirements for Annual 

Recertification of HUD/FHA Approval 

Action: The Board voted to withdraw 

the FHA approval of each of the lenders 

listed below for a period of one (1) year, 

or permanently. 

Cause: The Board took this action 

based upon allegations that the lenders 

listed below were not in compliance 

with the Department’s annual 

recertification requirements. 

1. 1st Commonwealth Bank of Virginia, 

Arlington, VA (One Year Withdrawal) 

[Docket No. 15–1511–MRT] 

2. Affordable Home Loans, Inc., Midvale, UT 

(One Year Withdrawal) [Docket No. 13– 

1306–MRT] 

3. Allstate Financial Services, Pittsburgh, PA 

(One Year Withdrawal) [Docket No. 14– 

1623–MRT] 

4. American Home Equity Corp., Irvine, CA 

(One Year Withdrawal) [Docket No. 15– 

1512–MRT] 

5. Atlantic Consolidated LLC, Portland, ME 

(One Year Withdrawal) [Docket No. 15– 

1513–MRT] 

6. Bankerswest Funding Corp., City of 

Industry, CA (One Year Withdrawal) 

[Docket No. 15–1514–MRT] 

7. Bay Bank and Trust Company, Panama 

City, FL (One Year Withdrawal) [Docket 

No. 15–1515–MRT] 

8. Bellco First Federal Credit Union, Denver, 

CO (One Year Withdrawal) [Docket No. 

15–1516–MRT] 

9. Brightgreen Home Loans, Inc. Charlotte, 

CO (One Year Withdrawal) [Docket No. 

15–1517–MRT] 

10. Carver Federal Savings Bank, New York, 

NY (One Year Withdrawal) [Docket No. 

13–1495–MRT] 

11. Central Progressive Bank, Lacombe, LA 

(Permanent Withdrawal) [Docket No. 15– 

1518–MRT] 

12. Chemung Canal Trust Company, Elmira, 

NY (One Year Withdrawal) [Docket No. 

14–1663–MRT] 

13. CLO Funding Corp. Piscataway, NJ (One 

Year Withdrawal) [Docket No. 15–1519– 

MRT] 

14. Community Reinvestment Fund Inc. 

Minneapolis, MN (One Year Withdrawal) 

[Docket No. 14–1468–MRT] 

15. Cornerstone Mortgage Center, Inc. 

Sedalia, MO (Permanent Withdrawal) 

[Docket No. 15–1520–MRT] 

16. Curtis Mortgage Company, Inc., 

Knoxville, TN (One Year Withdrawal) 

[Docket No. 15–1521–MRT] 

17. DTI Employees Credit Union, Flatrock, 

MI (One Year Withdrawal) [Docket No. 

15–1522–MRT] 

18. East West Bank, El Monte, CO (One Year 

Withdrawal) [Docket No. 15–1523–MRT] 

19. Euro International Mortgage, Inc., Delray 

Beach, FL (One Year Withdrawal) 

[Docket No. 15–1524–MRT] 

20. Excel Bank, Sedalia, MO (Permanent 

Withdrawal) [Docket No. 15–1525–MRT] 

21. First Atlantic Mortgage, LLC, Peachtree 

City, GA (One Year Withdrawal) [Docket 

No. 15–1526–MRT] 

22. First Meridian Mortgage Corp., Tampa, 

FL (One Year Withdrawal) [Docket No. 

15–1527–MRT] 

23. First New England Mortgage Corp., 

Nashua, NH (One Year Withdrawal) 

[Docket No. 15–1528–MRT] 

24. General Electric Employees FCU, Milford, 

CT (One Year Withdrawal) [Docket No. 

15–1529–MRT] 

25. Glasgow, Inc., Greenwood Village, CO 

(One Year Withdrawal), [Docket No. 15– 

1530–MRT] 

26. Global Funding Services Corp., Costa 

Mesa, CA (One Year Withdrawal) 

[Docket No. 15–1531–MRT] 

27. Grand Rivers Community Bank, Grand 

Chain, IL (One Year Withdrawal) [Docket 

No. 13–1488–MRT] 

28. Graystone Solutions, Inc., Sudbury, MA 

(One Year Withdrawal) [Docket No. 15– 

1532–MRT] 

29. Highland Mortgage Company, 

Birmingham, AL (One Year Withdrawal) 

[Docket No. 15–1533–MRT] 

30. Homebuyers Resource Group, Inc., Baton 

Rouge, LA (One Year Withdrawal) 

[Docket No. 14–1681–MRT] 

31. Hyde Park Bank and Trust Co, Chicago, 

IL (One Year Withdrawal) [Docket No. 

15–1534–MRT] 

32. Ideal Federal Savings Bank, Baltimore, 

MD (Permanent Withdrawal) [Docket No. 

15–1535–MRT] 

33. Illinois Service Federal Savings and Loan, 

Chicago, IL (One Year Withdrawal) 

[Docket No. 14–1688–MRT] 

34. Ironwood Value Servicer, Inc., New York, 

NY (One Year Withdrawal) [Docket No. 

15–1536–MRT] 

35. L & G Mortgage Banc, Inc., Scottsdale, AZ 

(One Year Withdrawal) [Docket No. 15– 

1537–MRT] 


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36. Liberty Bank, FSB, West Des Moines, IA 

(One Year Withdrawal) [Docket No. 13– 

1332–MRT] 

37. Litton Loan Servicing, LP, Houston, TX 

(One Year Withdrawal) [Docket No. 15– 

1538–MRT] 

38. Massachusetts Housing Investment Corp., 

Boston, MA (One Year Withdrawal) 

[Docket No. 15–1539–MRT] 

39. McLaughlin Lending Services, LLC, 

Lacey, WA (One Year Withdrawal) 

[Docket No. 13–1515–MRT] 

40. Merchants and Farmers Bank, Kosciusko, 

MS (One Year Withdrawal) [Docket No. 

15–1540–MRT] 

41. Montana Mortgage Company, Kalispell, 

MT (One Year Withdrawal), [Docket No. 

15–1541–MRT] 

42. Morgan Stanley Credit Corp., Vernon 

Hills, IL (One Year Withdrawal), [Docket 

No. 15–1542–MRT] 

43. Mortgage Security, Inc., Teaticket, MA 

(One Year Withdrawal), [Docket No. 15– 

1543–MRT] 

44. MS Mortgage, LLC, Austin, TX (One Year 

Withdrawal), [Docket No. 15–1544–MRT] 

45. MVB Mortgage Corp., Southfield, MI (One 

Year Withdrawal), [Docket No. 15–1546– 

MRT] 

46. Natixis Real Estate Capital, Inc., New 

York, NY (One Year Withdrawal), 

[Docket No. 15–1547–MRT] 

47. Neighborhood Credit Union, Dallas, TX 

(One Year Withdrawal), [Docket No. 15– 

1548–MRT] 

48. No. thern Mass Telephone Workers 

Community Credit Union, Lowell, MA 

(One Year Withdrawal), [Docket No. 15– 

1549–MRT] 

49. ORNL Federal Credit Union, Oak Ridge, 

TN (One Year Withdrawal), [Docket No. 

13–1512–MRT] 

50. Partner Colorado Credit Union, Arvada, 

CO (One Year Withdrawal), [Docket No. 

15–1550–MRT] 

51. Premier Mortgage Services, Salt Lake 

City, UT (One Year Withdrawal), [Docket 

No. 15–1551–MRT] 

52. Rabobank NA, Arroyo Granda, CA (One 

Year Withdrawal), [Docket No. 12–1603– 

MRT] 

53. Radclift Capital Mortgage, LLC, New 

York, NY (One Year Withdrawal), 

[Docket No. 15–1552–MRT] 

54. Real Mortgage Partners, Inc., Austin, TX 

(One Year Withdrawal), [Docket No. 15– 

1553–MRT] 

55. Roy Al Finance and Loan Co., El 

Segundo, CA (One Year Withdrawal), 

[Docket No. 14–1559 and 14–1560–MRT] 

56. Saxon Equity Mortgage Bankers, Ltd., 

Hauppauge, NY (One Year Withdrawal), 

[Docket No. 15–1554–MRT] 

57. Sierra Pacific Home Loans, Inc., Fresco, 

CA (One Year Withdrawal), [Docket No. 

15–1555–MRT] 

58. Southeastern Capital Corp., Birmingham, 

AL (One Year Withdrawal), [Docket No. 

15–1556–MRT] 

59. State Investors Bank, Metaire, LA (One 

Year Withdrawal), [Docket No. 15–1557– 

MRT] 

60. Sunset Mortgage Company, Portland, OR 

(One Year Withdrawal), [Docket No. 15– 

1558–MRT] 

61. Sunshine Funding USA LLC, South 

Portland, ME (One Year Withdrawal), 

[Docket No. 15–1559–MRT] 

62. Sunshine Savings Bank, Tallahassee, FL 

(One Year Withdrawal), [Docket No. 14– 

1575–MRT] 

63. TCIF LLC, Armonk, NY (One Year 

Withdrawal), [Docket No. 15–1560–MRT] 

64. Texstar Lending, Inc., Dallas, TX (One 

Year Withdrawal), [Docket No. 15–1561– 

MRT] 

65. United California Systems International, 

Los Angeles, CA (One Year Withdrawal), 

[Docket No. 13–1516–MRT] 

66. Venture One Mortgage Corporation, 

National City, CA (One Year 

Withdrawal), [Docket No. 15–1562–MRT] 

67. Virginia Commonwealth Bank, 

Petersburg, VA (One Year Withdrawal), 

[Docket No. 15–1563–MRT] 

68. Vision Bank, Panama City Beach, FL 

(Permanent Withdrawal), [Docket No. 

15–1564–MRT] 

Dated: March 27, 2015. 

Biniam Gebre, 

Acting Assistant Secretary for Housing– 

Federal Housing Commissioner. 

[FR Doc. 2015–07868 Filed 4–3–15; 8:45 am] 

BILLING CODE 4210–67–P 

DEPARTMENT OF THE INTERIOR 

Bureau of Land Management 

[15X L1109AF LLUT030000 L16100000.

PH0000 24 1A] 

Call for Nominations for Grand 

Staircase-Escalante National 

Monument Advisory Committee 

AGENCY: Bureau of Land Management, 

Interior. 

ACTION: Notice. 

SUMMARY: The purpose of this notice is 

to request public nominations for five 

members of the Grand StaircaseEscalante National Monument Advisory 

Committee (GSENM–MAC). The 

GSENM–MAC provides advice and 

recommendations to GSENM on science 

issues and the achievement of GSENM 

Management Plan objectives. The 

GSENM will receive public nominations 

for 30 days from the date this notice is 

published. 

DATES: A completed nomination form 

and accompanying nomination/

recommendation letters must be 

received at the address listed below no 

later than May 6, 2015. 

ADDRESSES: Completed applications 

should be sent to the Bureau of Land 

Management, Grand Staircase-Escalante 

National Monument Headquarters 

Office, 669 South Highway 89A, Kanab, 

Utah 84741. 

FOR FURTHER INFORMATION CONTACT: 

Larry Crutchfield, Public Affairs Officer, 

GSENM Headquarters Office, 669 South 

Highway 89A, Kanab, Utah 84741; 

phone 435–644–1209, or email: 

lcrutchf@blm.gov. Persons who use a 

telecommunications device for the deaf 

(TDD) may call the Federal Information 

Relay Service (FIRS) at 1–800–877–8339 

to leave a message or question for the 

above individual. The FIRS is available 

24 hours a day, seven days a week. 

Replies are provided during normal 

business hours. 

SUPPLEMENTARY INFORMATION: The 

Secretary of the Interior established the 

GSENM–MAC pursuant to section 309 

of the Federal Land Policy and 

Management Act (FLPMA) of 1976 (43 

U.S.C. 1739) and in conformity with the 

Federal Advisory Committee Act 

(FACA) of 1972 (5 U.S.C. Appendix 2). 

The 15 appointed members of the 

GSENM–MAC perform several primary 

tasks: (1) Review evaluation reports 

produced by the Management Science 

Team and make recommendations on 

protocols and projects to meet overall 

objectives; (2) Review appropriate 

research proposals and make 

recommendations on project necessity 

and validity; (3) Make recommendations 

regarding the allocation of research 

funds through review of research and 

project proposals, as well as the 

research needs identified through the 

evaluation process above; and (4) Be 

available to provide support for issues 

such as protocols for specific projects. 

The Secretary appoints persons to the 

GSENM–MAC who are representatives 

of the various major citizen interests 

pertaining to land-use planning and 

management of the lands under BLM 

management in the GSENM. 

Each GSENM–MAC member will be a 

person who, as a result of training and 

experience, has knowledge or special 

expertise which qualifies him or her to 

provide advice from among the 

categories of interest listed below. As 

appropriate, certain committee members 

may be appointed as Special 

Government Employees. Special 

Government Employees serve on the 

committee without compensation, and 

are subject to financial disclosure 

requirements in the Ethics in 

Government Act and 5 CFR part 2634. 

This notice, published pursuant to 43 

CFR 1784.4–1 and in accordance with 

the Approved Management Plan for 

Grand Staircase-Escalante National 

Monument (February 2000), solicits 

public nominations to fill five positions 

on the committee. Any individual or 

organization may nominate one or more 

persons to serve on the GSENM–MAC. 

Individuals may nominate themselves 

for GSENM–MAC membership. 


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