8280 Federal Register / Vol. 60, No. 29 / Monday, February 13, 1995 / Notices

1Previously entitled the Farmers Home

Administration (FmHA.

DEPARTMENT OF HOUSING AND

URBAN DEVELOPMENT

Office of the Assistant Secretary for

Housing—Federal Housing

Commissioner

[Docket No. N–95–3865; FR–3852–N–01]

Service Coordinator Funds for Fiscal

Year 1995

AGENCY: Office of the Assistant

Secretary for Housing—Federal Housing

Commissioner, HUD.

ACTION: Notice.

SUMMARY: This notice announces the

issuance of Housing Notice H–94–99,

entitled ‘‘Processing of Requests for

Section 8 Funds for Service

Coordinators in Section 8 (including

Section 515/8 under the Rural Housing

and Community Development Service

(RHCDS) 1), and Sections 202, 208/8,

221(d)(3) and 236 Projects and

Monitoring of Approved Requests—FY

1995’’. Housing Notice H–94–99

describes the procedures for applying

for service coordinator funds in FY 1995

and the State or area office’s processing

of applications and awards for those

funds.

This FY 1995 Notice supersedes

Housing Notices H–93–71 and H–94–20.

Also, it continues funding for service

coordinators to Section 202 and 202/8

projects, Section 8 projects (including

RHCDS Section 515/8 projects), and

221(d)(3) and 236 projects and

substitutes an ‘‘as applied for’’ funding

basis instead of the more limited lottery

process of earlier years. All eligible

applications will be approved. The

awarding of funds is subject to

availability.

DATES: Effective Date: February 13,

1995.

Requests for service coordinators may

be submitted to the HUD State or area

office in whose jurisdiction the project

lies at any time, beginning February 28,

1995.

SUPPLEMENTARY INFORMATION: Service

Coordinators are authorized by sections

671, 674, 676 and 677 of the Housing

and Community Development Act of

1992 (the Act) (42 U.S.C. 13632). A

service coordinator is a social service

staff person hired by the project owner/

management company. The coordinator

is responsible for assuring that elderly

residents of the project, especially those

who are frail and disabled, are linked to

the supportive services they need to

continue living independently in that

project.

This Federal Register Notice makes

available $22,000,000 for Section 202

projects, $14,352,499 for Section 8

projects, and $9,568,333 for Sections

221(d)(3) and 236 projects. Additional

funds may be available as a result of

apportioned carryovers, and therefore

the actual amount available under this

Federal Register Notice may be greater.

All requests must be for eligible projects

which are housing for the elderly and

disabled. Eligible projects include any

building within a mixed-use project that

was designated for occupancy by elderly

persons or persons with disabilities at

its inception, or although not so

designated, for which the eligible owner

gives preferences in tenant selection

(with HUD approval) for all units in the

eligible project to eligible elderly

persons or persons with disabilities.

Additionally, projects must:

—Have at least 40 rental units (Two or

more projects having at least 40 rental

units in combination thereof may also

apply.);

—Have frail, disabled or ‘‘at risk’’

residents which total at least 25

percent of the tenants;

—Be finally closed;

—Be current in mortgage payments or

have a current workout agreement;

—For owner/borrowers using the AAF

rent increase process (e.g.), Section

202s, State Housing Finance Agencies

and RHCDS 515/8), first establish that

revenues from the project are not

adequate to pay for a coordinator; and

—For section 202 projects, must have a

residual receipts account separate

from the Repair and Replacement

account, or agree to establish this

account. (This requirement does not

apply to section 8, 515/8, 221(d)(3)

and 236 projects.)

There is no deadline for submission of

requests. State and area offices must

process and approve requests within 45

days of receipt. Requests will be

submitted by the State and area offices

to HUD Headquarters for funding. All

projects will be funded as they are

submitted and approved, subject to the

availability of funds. When dollars

designated in each section 8 service

coordinator category of funds are

exhausted, HUD State and area offices

will be notified to begin processing

projects under Housing Notice H–94–98,

‘‘Funding a Service Coordinator in

Eligible Housing Projects for Elderly,

Disabled, or Families by Using Residual

Receipts, Budget-Based Rent Increases

or Special Adjustments’’, which allows

approval of a coordinator using residual

receipts, the budget-based rent increase

process, or contract rents adjusted by

the AAF.

FOR FURTHER INFORMATION CONTACT: The

local HUD State or area office which

services the project (see list, attached).

RHCDS projects must also contact the

HUD State or area office which normally

handles the location in which the

project is located. A copy of the new

program Notice will be available to all

requestors from the HUD State and area

offices or RHCDS State offices.

Dated: January 31, 1995.

Jeanne K. Engel,

General Deputy Assistant Secretary for

Housing-Federal Housing Commissioner.

MF Division Directors

New England

Boston

Jeanne McHallam, Multifamily Housing

Director, HUD-Boston Office, Thomas

P. O’Neill, Jr. Federal Building, 10

Causeway Street, Room 375, Boston,

Massachusetts 02222–1092, (617)

565–5154

Hartford

Robert S. Donovan, Multifamily

Housing Director, HUD-Hartford

Office, 330 Main Street, Hartford,

Connecticut 06106–1860, (203) 240–

4523

Manchester

Loren Cole, Acting Multifamily Housing

Director, HUD-Manchester Office,

Norris Cotton Federal Building, 275

Chestnut Street, Manchester, New

Hampshire 03103–2487, (603) 666–

7755

Providence

Louisa Osborne, Multifamily Housing

Director, HUD-Providence Office, 330

John O. Pastore Federal Building and

U.S. Post Office, Kennedy Plaza,

Providence, Rhode Island 02903–

1785, (401) 528–5354

New York/New Jersey

New York

Juan Bautista, Acting Multifamily

Housing Director, HUD-New York

Office, 26 Federal Plaza, New York,

New York 10278–0068, (212) 264–

4771

Buffalo

Kenneth Lobene, Multifamily Housing

Director, HUD-Buffalo Office,

Lafayette Court, 465 Main Street, 5th

Floor, Buffalo, New York 14203–1780,

(716) 846–5722

Newark

Encarnacion Loukatos, Multifamily

Housing Director, HUD-Newark

Office, One Newark Center, 13th
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Mid-Atlantic

Philadelphia

Thomas Langston, Multifamily Housing

Director, HUD-Philadelphia Office,

Liberty Square Building, 105 South

7th Street, Philadelphia, Pennsylvania

19106–3392, (215) 597–2646

Baltimore

Ina Singer, Multifamily Housing

Director, HUD-Baltimore Office, City

Crescent Building, 5th Floor, 10 South

Howard Street, Baltimore, Maryland

21201–2505, (410) 962–2520

Charleston

Frederick Roncaglione, Multifamily

Housing Director, HUD-Charleston

Office, 405 Capitol Street, Suite 708,

Charleston, West Virginia 25301–

1795, (304) 347–7037

Pittsburgh

Edward Polombizio, Multifamily

Housing Director, HUD-Pittsburgh

Office, 412 Old Post Office

Courthouse, 7th Avenue and Grant

Street, Pittsburgh, Pennsylvania

15219, (412) 644–6394

Richmond

Charles Famuliner, Multifamily Housing

Director, HUD-Richmond Office, The

3600 Centre, 360 West Broad Street,

P.O. Box 90331, Richmond, Virginia

23230–0331, (804) 278–4505

Washington

Felicia Williams, Multifamily Housing

Director, HUD-Washington, DC Office,

Union Center Plaza, Phase II, 820 First

Street, NE., Suite 300, Washington,

DC 20002–4205, (202) 275–4726

Southeast

Atlanta

Robert W. Reavis, Jr., Multifamily

Housing Director, HUD-Atlanta

Office, Richard B. Russell Federal

Building, 75 Spring Street, SW.,

Atlanta, Georgia 30303–3388, (404)

331–4801

Birmingham

Herman Ransom, Multifamily Housing

Director, HUD-Birmingham Office,

Beacon Ridge Tower, 600 Beacon

Parkway West, Suite 300,

Birmingham, Alabama 35209–3144,

(205) 290–7648

Caribbean

Minerva Bravo-Perez, Multifamily

Housing Director, HUD-Caribbean

Office, New San Juan Office Building,

159 Carlos E. Chardon Avenue, San

Juan, Puerto Rico 00918–1804, (809)

766–5401

Columbia

Robert Rifenberick, Multifamily

Housing Director, HUD-Columbia

Office, Strom Thurmond Federal

Building, 1835 Assembly Street,

Columbia, South Carolina 29201–

2480, (803) 765–5515

Greensboro

Daniel A. McCanless, Multifamily

Housing Director, HUD-Greensboro

Office, Kroger Building, 2306 West

Meadowview Road, Greensboro,

North Carolina 27407–3707, (910)

547–4020

Jackson

Reba G. Cook, Multifamily Housing

Director, HUD-Jackson Office, Dr.

A.H. McCoy Federal Building, 100

West Capitol Street, Room 910,

Jackson, Mississippi 39269–1096,

(601) 965–4700

Jacksonville

Ferdinand Juluke, Multifamily Housing

Director, HUD-Jacksonville Office,

Southern Bell Tower, 301 West Bay

Street, Suite 2200, Jacksonville,

Florida 32202–5121, (904) 232–2811

Knoxville

William S. McClister, Multifamily

Housing Director, HUD-Knoxville

Office, John J. Duncan Federal

Building, 710 Locust Street, SW.,

Third Floor, Knoxville, Tennessee

37902–2526, (616) 545–4406

Louisville

R. Brooks Hatcher, Jr., Multifamily

Housing Director, HUD-Louisville

Office, 601 West Broadway, P.O. Box

1044, Louisville, Kentucky 40201–

1044, (502) 582–6124

Miami/South Dade

James H. Martin, Chief Asset

Management Branch, Miami/South

Dade Office, 10710 SW., 211 Street,

Miami, Florida 33189, (305) 238–2851

Nashville

Ed M. Phillips, Acting Multifamily

Housing Director, HUD-Nashville

Office, 251 Cumberland Bend Drive,

Suite 200, Nashville, Tennessee

37228–1803, (615) 736–7154

Midwest

Chicago

Beverly Bishop, Multifamily Housing

Director, HUD-Chicago Office, Ralph

Metcalfe Federal Building, 77 West

Jackson Boulevard, Chicago, Illinois

60604–3507, (312) 353–6950

Cincinnati

Patricia Knight, Multifamily Housing

Director, HUD-Cincinnati Office,

Federal Office Building, 550 Main

Street, Room 9002, Cincinnati, Ohio

45202–3253, (513) 684–2881

Cleveland

Mike Kulick, Acting Multifamily

Housing Director, HUD-Cleveland

Office, Renaissance Building, 1350

Euclid Avenue, Fifth Floor,

Cleveland, Ohio 44115–1815, (216)

522–4112

Columbus

Donald Jakob, Multifamily Housing

Director, HUD-Columbus Office, 200

North High Street, Columbus, Ohio

43215–2499, (614) 469–2156

Detroit

Robert M. Brown, Multifamily Housing

Director, HUD-Detroit Office, Patrick

V. McNamara Federal Building, 477

Michigan Avenue, Detroit, Michigan

48226–2592, (313) 226–7107

Grand Rapids

John Milchick, Multifamily Housing

Director, HUD-Grand Rapids Office,

2922 Fuller Avenue, NE., Grand

Rapids, Michigan 49505–3499, (616)

456–2122

Indianapolis

Henry Levandowski, Multifamily

Housing Director, HUD-Indianapolis

Office, 151 North Delaware Street,

Indianapolis, Indiana 46204–2526,

(317) 226–6305

Milwaukee

Gladys A. Kane, Multifamily Housing

Director, HUD-Milwaukee Office,

Henry S. Reuss Federal Plaza, 310

West Wisconsin 53203–2289, (414)

297–3159

Minneapolis-St. Paul

Howard Goldman, Multifamily Housing

Director, HUD-Minneapolis-St. Paul

Office, 220 Second Street, South,

Minneapolis, Minnesota 55401–2195,

(612) 370–3051

Southwest

Fort Worth

E. Ross Burton, Multifamily Housing

Director, HUD-Fort Worth Office,

1600 Throckmorton, P.O. Box 2905,

Fort Worth, Texas 76113–2905, (817)

885–5967

Albuquerque C+

Robert L. Salazar, Chief Asset

Management Branch, HUDAlbuquerque Office, 625 Truman
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Mexico 87110–6443, (505) 262–6272

Dallas C+

Robert L. Greene, Chief Asset

Management Branch, HUD-Dallas

Office, 525 Griffin Street, Room 860,

Dallas, Texas 75202–507, (214) 767–

8372

Houston

Albert Cason, Multifamily Housing

Director, HUD-Houston Office,

Norfolk Tower, 2211 Norfolk, Suite

200, Houston, Texas 77098–4096,

(713) 834–3200

Little Rock

Elsie Whitson, Multifamily Housing

Director, HUD-Little Rock Office,

TCBY Tower, 425 West Capitol

Avenue, Suite 900, Little Rock,

Arkansas 72201–3488, (501) 324–5401

New Orleans

Ann Kizzier, Multifamily Housing

Director, HUD-New Orleans Office,

Fisk Federal Building, 1661 Canal

Street, New Orleans, Louisiana

70112–1887, (504) 589–6833

Oklahoma City

James McCarthy, Acting Multifamily

Housing Director, HUD-Oklahoma

City Office, Murrah Federal Building,

200 NW. 5th Street, Oklahoma City,

Oklahoma 73102–3202, (405) 231–

4181

San Antonio

Carmen Casas, Multifamily Housing

Director, HUD-San Antonio Office,

Washington Square Building, 800

Dolorosa Street, San Antonio, Texas

78207–4563, (210) 229–6794

Shreveport C+

Anthony J. Hernandez, Chief Asset

Management Branch, HUD-Shreveport

Office, 401 Edwards Street, Suite

1510, Shreveport, Louisiana 71101–

3107, (318) 676–3393

Tulsa C+

Faye O’Connor, Chief Asset

Management Branch, HUD-Tulsa

Office, Boston Place, 1516 South

Boston Avenue, Suite 110, Tulsa,

Oklahoma 74119–4032, (918) 581–

7456

Great Plains

Kansas City

Joan Knapp, Multifamily Housing

Director, HUD-Kansas City Office,

Gateway Tower II, 400 State Avenue,

Room 200, Kansas City, Kansas

66101–2406, (913) 551–5504

Des Moines

Donna M. Davis, Multifamily Housing

Director, HUD-Des Moines Office

Federal Building, 210 Walnut Street,

Room 239, Des Moines, Iowa 50309–

2155, (515) 284–4736

Omaha

Steven Gage, Multifamily Housing

Director, HUD-Omaha Office,

Executive Tower Centre, 10909 Mill

Valley Road, Omaha, Nebraska

68154–3955, (402) 492–3126

St. Louis

Paul Dribin, Multifamily Housing

Director, HUD-St. Louis Office, Robert

A. Young Federal Building, 1222

Spruce Street, Third Floor, St. Louis,

Missouri 63103–2836, (314) 539–6560

Rocky Mountain

Denver

Larry Sidebottom, Multifamily Housing

Director, HUD-Denver Office, 633

17th Street, Denver, Colorado 80202–

3607, (303) 672–5343

Pacific/Hawaii

San Francisco

Janet L. Browder, Multifamily Housing

Director, HUD-San Francisco Office,

Phillip Burton Federal Building and

U.S. Courthouse, 450 Golden Gate

Avenue, P.O. Box 36003, San

Francisco, California 94102–3448,

(415) 556–7317

Honolulu

Michael S. Flores, Multifamily Housing

Director, HUD-Honolulu Office, Seven

Waterfront Plaza, 500 Ala Moana

Boulevard, Suite 500, Honolulu,

Hawaii 96813–4918, (808) 522–8184

Las Vegas C+

Dorothy Manz, Chief Asset Management

Branch, HUD-Las Vegas Office, 1500

East Tropicana Avenue, Suite 205, Las

Vegas, Nevada 89229–6516, (702)

388–6247

Los Angeles

Joyce Biase, Multifamily Housing

Director, HUD-Los Angeles Office,

1615 West Olympic Boulevard, Los

Angeles, California 90015–3801, (213)

251–7030

Phoenix

Sally G. Thomas, Multifamily Housing

Director, HUD-Phoenix Office, Two

Arizona Center, 400 North 5th Street,

Suite 1600, Phoenix, Arizona 85004–

2361, (602) 379–4667

Sacramento

William F. Bolton, Acting Multifamily

Housing Director, HUD-Sacramento

Office, 777 12th Street, Suite 200,

Sacramento, California 95814–1977,

(916) 490–5230

San Diego C+

Sebastian M. Adame, Chief Asset

Management Branch, HUD-San Diego

Office, Mission City Corporate Center,

2365 Northside Drive, Suite 300, San

Diego, California 92108–2712, (619)

557–2600

Northwest/Alaska

Seattle

Willie Spearmon, Multifamily Housing

Director, HUD-Seattle Office, Seattle

Federal Office Building, 909 First

Avenue, Suite 200, Seattle,

Washington 98104–1000, (206) 220–

5200 x3194

Anchorage

Paul O. Johnson, Multifamily Housing

Director, HUD-Anchorage Office,

University Plaza Building, 949 East

36th Avenue, Suite 401, Anchorage,

Alaska 99508–4135, (907) 271–4610

Portland

Thomas C. Cusack, Multifamily Housing

Director, HUD-Portland Office, 520

SW 6th Avenue, Portland, Oregon

97204–1596, (503) 326–2664

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