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TENNESSEE 

Knoxville, TN, Breakthrough Corporation, Capital Advance: $1,033,900, 

Three-year rental subsidy: $81,300, Number of units: 9.

Smithville, TN, Prospect, Inc., Capital Advance: $689,200, Three-year 

rental subsidy: $52,200, Number of units: 6. 

TEXAS 

Baytown, TX, Multi-family Mission Ministries, INC, Capital Advance: 

$1,197,300, Three-year rental subsidy: $136,500, Number of units: 

14.

Corpus Christi, TX, Accessible Housing Resources, Inc., Capital Advance: $534,000, Three-year rental subsidy: $45,000, Number of 

units: 6. 

Conroe, TX, Tri-County MHMR, Capital Advance: $1,335,700, Threeyear rental subsidy: $136,500, Number of units: 15.

Conroe, TX, Tri-County MHMR, Capital Advance: $1,335,700, Threeyear rental subsidy: $136,500, Number of units: 15.

VIRGINIA 

Fredericksburg, VA, Rappahannock Comm. Ser., Inc., Capital Advance: 

$432,700, Three-year rental subsidy: $61,200, Number of units: 6.

Orange County, VA, Rappahannock-Rapidan Comm Ser Bd, Capital 

Advance: $432,700, Three-year rental subsidy: $61,200, Number of 

units: 6. 

WASHINGTON 

Colville, WA, Spokane Mental Health, Capital Advance: $1,499,900, 

Three-year rental subsidy: $149,700, Number of units: 15.

Forks, WA, Serenity House, Capital Advance: $1,656,700, Three-year 

rental subsidy: $169,200, Number of units: 14. 

Leavenworth, WA, Upper Valley MEND, Capital Advance: $409,800, 

Three-year rental subsidy: $53,400, Number of units: 5.

WEST VIRGINIA 

Hinton, WV, Human Resource Dev. and Employ., Capital Advance: 

$1,180,500, Three-year rental subsidy: $109,500, Number of units: 

10.

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BILLING CODE 4210–67–P 

DEPARTMENT OF HOUSING AND 

URBAN DEVELOPMENT 

[Docket No. FR–5200–FA–25] 

Announcement of Funding Awards for 

the Section 811 Supportive Housing 

for the Elderly Program Fiscal Year 

2008 

AGENCY: Office of the Assistant 

Secretary for Housing—Federal Housing 

Commissioner, HUD. 

ACTION: Notice of funding awards. 

SUMMARY: In accordance with section 

102(a)(4)(C) of the Department of 

Housing and Urban Development 

Reform Act of 1989, this announcement 

notifies the public of funding decisions 

made by the Department in a 

competition for funding under the 

Super Notice of Funding Availability 

(SuperNOFA) for the Section 811 

Supportive Housing for Persons with 

Disabilities Program. This 

announcement contains the names of 

the awardees and the amounts of the 

awards made available by HUD. 

FOR FURTHER INFORMATION CONTACT: Mr. 

Willie Spearmon, Director, Office of 

Housing Assistance and Grant 

Administration, 451 7th Street, SW., 

Washington, DC 20410; telephone (202) 

708–3000 (this is not a toll-free 

number). Hearing- and speech-impaired 

persons may access this number via 

TTY by calling the Federal Relay 

Service toll-free at 1–800–877–8339. For 

general information on this and other 

HUD programs, visit the HUD Web site 

at http://www.hud.gov. 

SUPPLEMENTARY INFORMATION: The 

Section 811 Supportive Housing for 

Persons with Disabilities Program is 

authorized by Section 811 of the 

Cranston-Gonzalez National Affordable 

Housing Act (Pub. L. 101–625; approved 

November 28, 1990); the Housing and 

Community Development Act of 1992 

(Pub. L. 102–550; approved October 28, 

1992); the Recessions Act (Pub. L. 104– 

19; enacted on July 27, 1995); the 

American Homeownership and 

Economic Opportunity Act of 2000 

(Pub. L. 106–569; approved December 

27, 2000); and the Consolidated 

Appropriations Act, 2008 (Pub. L. 110– 

161; approved December 26, 2007). 

The competition was announced in 

the SuperNOFA published in the 

Federal Register on May 12, 2008, 72 

FR 27032. Applications were rated and 

selected for funding on the basis of 

selection criteria contained in that 

Notice. 

The Catalog of Federal Domestic 

Assistance number for this program is 

14.181. 

The Section 811 program is the 

Department’s primary program for 

providing affordable housing for 

persons with disabilities that allows 

them to live independently with 

supportive services. Under this 

program, HUD provides funds to nonprofit organizations to develop 

supportive housing for persons with 

disabilities. Funds are also provided to 

subsidize the expenses to operate the 

housing projects. 

A total of $124,505,254 was awarded 

to 92 projects for 930 units nationwide. 

In accordance with section 102(a)(4)(C) 

of the Department of Housing and Urban 

Development Reform Act of 1989 (103 

Stat. 1987. 42 U.S.C. 3545), the 

Department is publishing the grantees 

and amounts of the awards in Appendix 

A of this document. 

Dated: May 1, 2009. 

Brian Montgomery, 

Assistant Secretary for Housing—Federal 

Housing Commissioner. 

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ALABAMA 

Athens, AL, Ability Plus, Inc., Capital Advance: $532,300, Three-year 

rental subsidy: $37,500, Number of units: 4.

Decatur, AL, Ability Plus, Inc., Capital Advance: $532,300, Three-year 

rental subsidy: $37,500, Number of units: 4. 

ARIZONA 

Mesa, AZ, MARC Center of Mesa, Inc., Capital Advance: $1,685,000, 

Three-year rental subsidy: $129,600, Number of units: 14.

Phoenix, AZ, Triple R Behavioral Health, Inc., Capital Advance: 

$1,002,900, Three-year rental subsidy: $79,800, Number of units: 8. 

Tucson, AZ, Comm. Partnership of Southern AZ, Inc., Capital Advance: 

$1,337,300, Three-year rental subsidy: $99,600, Number of units: 10.

COLORADO 

Commerce City, CO, Archdiocesan Housing, Inc., Capital Advance: 

$2,880,000, Three-year rental subsidy: $204,600, Number of units: 

19.

DELAWARE 

Wilmington, DE, The Minister of Caring, Inc., Capital Advance: 

$652,100, Three-year rental subsidy: $87,600, Number of units: 6.

FLORIDA 

LaBelle, FL, Goodwill Industries of SW FL, Capital Advance: 

$1,917,800, Three-year rental subsidy: $139,500, Number of units: 

14.

Perry, FL, Goodwill Industries-Big-Bend, Inc., Capital Advance: 

$1,583,200, Three-year rental subsidy: $130,200, Number of units: 

15. 

St. Petersburg, FL, Boley Centers, Inc., Capital Advance: $1,943,500, 

Three-year rental subsidy: $140,700, Number of units: 16.

GEORGIA 

Albany, GA, Albany Advocacy Resource Center, Inc., Capital Advance: 

$837,300, Three-year rental subsidy: $67,200, Number of units: 7.

Augusta, GA, Georgia Rehabilitation Institute, Inc., Capital Advance: 

$595,100, Three-year rental subsidy: $57,600, Number of units: 6. 

Augusta, GA, Georgia Rehabilitation Institute, Inc., Capital Advance: 

$1,572,500, Three-year rental subsidy: $124,800, Number of units: 

14.

Marietta, GA, Right in the Community, Inc., Capital Advance: $412,500, 

Three-year rental subsidy: $38,400, Number of units: 4. 

ILLINOIS 

Joliet, IL, Cornerstone Services, Inc., Capital Advance: $1,278,400, 

Three-year rental subsidy: $93,600, Number of units: 8.

Rockford, IL, Milestone, Inc., Capital Advance: $1,203,500, Three-year 

rental subsidy: $93,600, Number of units: 9. 

Monmouth, IL, Warren Achievement Center, Capital Advance: 

$602,000, Three-year rental subsidy: $70,200, Number of units: 6.

INDIANA 

Merrillville, IN, Southlake Center for Mental Health, Capital Advance: 

$2,025,000, Three-year rental subsidy: $151,800, Number of units: 

15.

KANSAS 

Garden City, KS, Mosaic, Capital Advance: $1,019,300, Three-year 

rental subsidy: $97,500, Number of units: 10.

KENTUCKY 

LaGrange, KY, Cedar Lake Lodge, Inc., Capital Advance: $1,181,400, 

Three-year rental subsidy: $91,800, Number of units: 9.

Lexington, KY, Bluegrass Regional MH/MR Board, Inc., Capital Advance: $1,153,800, Three-year rental subsidy: $81,600, Number of 

units: 8. 

LOUISIANA 

New Iberia, LA, Community Directions, Inc., Capital Advance: 

$580,300, Three-year rental subsidy: $136,500, Number of units: 16.

MAINE 

Lewiston, ME, John F. Murphy Homes, Inc., Capital Advance: 

$576,600, Three-year rental subsidy: $43,500, Number of units: 6.

Lewiston, ME, John F. Murphy Homes, Inc., Capital Advance: 

$1,077,800, Three-year rental subsidy: $66,600, Number of units: 6. 

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MARYLAND 

Centreville, MD, Crossroads Community, Inc., Capital Advance: 

$1,136,700, Three-year rental subsidy: $117,900, Number of units: 

10.

Sykesville, MD, Prologue, Inc., Capital Advance: $1,278,500, Threeyear rental subsidy: $106,200, Number of units: 9. 

Columbia, MD, Humanim, Inc., Capital Advance: $852,300, Three-year 

rental subsidy: $70,800, Number of units: 6.

Temple Hills, MD, Vesta, Inc., Capital Advance: $1,062,000, Threeyear rental subsidy: $120,300, Number of units: 10. 

Frederick, MD, Way Station, Inc., Capital Advance: $883,000, Threeyear rental subsidy: $70,800, Number of units: 6.

MASSACHUSETTS 

Clarksburg, MA, The Association for Community Living, Capital Advance: $614,400, Three-year rental subsidy: $75,900, Number of 

units: 5.

Danvers, MA, Bridgewell, Inc., Capital Advance: $614,400, Three-year 

rental subsidy: $75,900, Number of units: 5. 

MICHIGAN 

Hazel Park, MI, Community Housing Network, Capital Advance: 

$1,524,554, Three-year rental subsidy: $145,800, Number of units: 

12.

MINNESOTA 

Project Location: Alexandria, MN, Non-Profit Sponsor: Accessible 

Space, Inc., Capital Advance: $1,792,700, Three-year rental subsidy: 

$165,300, Number of units: 15.

Project Location: Hopkins, MN, Non-Profit Sponsor: Fraser, Capital Advance: $1,931,800, Three-year rental subsidy: $165,300, Number of 

units: 15. 

MISSISSIPPI 

Project Location: Lexington, MS, Non-Profit Sponsor: NAMI Mississippi, 

Co-Sponsor: Quality Mental Health, Capital Advance: $1,372,900, 

Three-year rental subsidy: $125,700, Number of units: 14.

MISSOURI 

Project Location: Columbia, MO, Non-Profit Sponsor: Burrell Behavioral 

Health, Inc., Capital Advance: $1,165,800, Three-year rental subsidy: 

$105,000, Number of units: 10.

Project Location: Joplin, MO, Non-Profit Sponsor: Ozark Center, Capital Advance: $1,406,500, Three-year rental subsidy: $136,500, Number of units: 15. 

Project Location: Jefferson City, MO, Non-Profit Sponsor: New Horizons Community Support, Capital Advance: $1,165,800, Three-year 

rental subsidy: $105,000, Number of units: 10.

Project Location: Kansas City, MO, Non-Profit Sponsor: Community 

Housing Network, Capital Advance: $1,753,900, Three-year rental 

subsidy: $154,800, Number of units: 15. 

Project Location: Popular Bluff, MO, Non-Profit Sponsor: Family Counseling Center, Inc., Capital Advance: $1,064,200, Three-year rental 

subsidy: $105,000, Number of units: 10.

Project Location: Springfield, MO, Non-Profit Sponsor: Burrell Behavioral Health, Inc., Capital Advance: $1,416,900, Three-year rental 

subsidy: $126,600, Number of units: 14. 

NEBRASKA 

Project Location: Norfolk, NE, Non-Profit Sponsor: Liberty Centre Services, Inc., Capital Advance: $1,097,700, Three-year rental subsidy: 

$99,600, Number of units: 10.

NEVADA 

Project Location: Las Vegas, NV, Non-Profit Sponsor: Accessible 

Space, Inc., Capital Advance: $3,108,400, Three-year rental subsidy: 

$240,000, Number of units: 22.

NEW JERSEY 

Project Location: Galloway, NJ, Non-Profit Sponsor: CARING, Inc., CoSponsor: CARING House Projects, Inc., Capital Advance: 

$1,153,300, Three-year rental subsidy: $125,400, Number of units: 8.

Project Location: Livingston, NJ, Non-Profit Sponsor: Cerebral Palsy of 

New Jersey, Inc., Capital Advance: $652,100, Three-year rental subsidy: $122,100, Number of units: 6. 

Project Location: Linden, NJ, Non-Profit Sponsor: NJ Connect, Inc., 

Co-Sponsor: The Domus Corp., Capital Advance: $1,765,600, Threeyear rental subsidy: $203,400, Number of units: 11.

Project Location: Plainfield, NJ, Non-Profit Sponsor: Cerebral Palsy of 

New Jersey, Inc., Capital Advance: $576,600, Three-year rental subsidy: $81,600, Number of units: 4. 

Project Location: West Orange, NJ, Non-Profit Sponsor: Cerebral Palsy 

of New Jersey, Inc., Capital Advance: $576,600, Three-year rental 

subsidy: $81,600, Number of units: 4.

NEW YORK 

Project Location: Lake Ronkonkoma, NY, Non-Profit Sponsor: Options 

for Community Living, Inc., Capital Advance: $2,080,900, Three-year 

rental subsidy: $282,000, Number of units: 12.

Project Location: Levittown, NY, Non-Profit Sponsor: Nassau AHRC, 

Capital Advance: $652,100, Three-year rental subsidy: $141,000, 

Number of units: 6. 

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Project Location: Utica, NY, Non-Profit Sponsor: Rebuild Mohawk Valley, Capital Advance: $1,063,200, Three-year rental subsidy: 

$74,400, Number of units: 6.

NORTH CAROLINA 

Gastonia, NC, Reinvestment in Communities of Gaston County, Inc., 

Capital Advance: $1,238,700, Three-year rental subsidy: $91,800, 

Number of units: 9.

Wilkesboro, NC, Nurture Appalachia Community Development Corporation, Capital Advance: $647,100, Three-year rental subsidy: 

$61,200, Number of units: 6. 

Raleigh, NC, Community Alternatives for Supportive Abodes, Capital 

Advance: $1,223,600, Three-year rental subsidy: $91,800, Number of 

units: 9.

NORTH DAKOTA 

Grand Forks, ND, Development Homes, Inc., Capital Advance: 

$680,000, Three-year rental subsidy: $45,900, Number of units: 6.

OHIO 

Archbold, OH, Filling Memorial Home of Mercy, Inc., Capital Advance: 

$1,430,600, Three-year rental subsidy: $146,100, Number of units: 

12.

Toledo, OH, Luther Home of Mercy, Capital Advance: $1,430,600, 

Three-year rental subsidy: $146,100, Number of units: 12. 

South Euclid, OH, Jewish Community Housing Corporation, Capital Advance: $456,900, Three-year rental subsidy: $48,900, Number of 

units: 4.

OKLAHOMA 

McAlester, OK, Accessible Space, Inc., Capital Advance: $1,383,700, 

Three-year rental subsidy: $134,700, Number of units: 15.

Muskogee, OK, Sheltered Work-Activity Program, Inc., Capital Advance: $832,700, Three-year rental subsidy: $115,500, Number of 

units: 12. 

OREGON 

Beaverton, OR, Sequoia Mental Health Services, Capital Advance: 

$1,862,800, Three-year rental subsidy: $147,600, Number of units: 

15.

Springfield, OR, Sheltercare, Capital Advance: $1,977,500, Three-year 

rental subsidy: $168,900, Number of units: 16. 

Grants Pass, OR, Options for Southern Oregon, Inc., Capital Advance: 

$1,441,900, Three-year rental subsidy: $116,100, Number of units: 

12.

PENNSYLVANIA 

Beaver, PA, Passavant Memorial Hospital, Capital Advance: $953,700, 

Three-year rental subsidy: $88,200, Number of units: 8.

Philadelphia, PA, Aut Living and Working, Inc., Capital Advance: 

$576,600, Three-year rental subsidy: $63,000, Number of units: 4. 

Erie, PA, HANDS, Inc., Capital Advance: $1,153,400, Three-year rental 

subsidy: $110,100, Number of units: 10.

Philadelphia, PA, Columbus Property Management & Development, 

Capital Advance: $1,572,500, Three-year rental subsidy: $141,900, 

Number of units: 9. 

Philadelphia, PA, Columbus Property Mangement & Development, 

Capital Advance: $1,572,500, Three-year rental subsidy: $141,900, 

Number of units: 9.

Philadelphia, PA, Liberty Resources, Inc., Capital Advance: 

$1,970,500, Three-year rental subsidy: $204,900, Number of units: 

13. 

RHODE ISLAND 

Warwick, RI, House of Hope Community Development Corp., Capital 

Advance: $724,300, Three-year rental subsidy: $70,800, Number of 

units: 5.

Westerly, RI, WARM, Inc., Capital Advance: $1,278,100, Three-year 

rental subsidy: $113,100, Number of units: 8. 

SOUTH CAROLINA 

Holly Hill, SC, Mental Health America of South Carolina, Capital Advance: $1,841,000, Three-year rental subsidy: $131,400, Number of 

units: 14.

SOUTH DAKOTA 

Sioux Falls, SD, Accessible Space, Capital Advance: $2,014,000, 

Three-year rental subsidy: $127,200, Number of units: 15.

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TENNESSEE 

Memphis, TN, Cocaine & Alcohol Awareness Program, Inc., Capital 

Advance: $1,429,200, Three-year rental subsidy: $134,400, Number 

of units: 15.

Memphis, TN, Mosaic, Capital Advance: $840,800, Three-year rental 

subsidy: $76,800, Number of units: 8. 

TEXAS 

Austin, TX, UCP of Texas, Capital Advance: $739,900, Three-year 

rental subsidy: $74,700, Number of units: 8.

Rosenberg, TX, Texana Center, Capital Advance: $1,406,500, Threeyear subsidy: $141,600, Number of units: 15. 

El Paso, TX, TVP Non-Profit Corporation, Co-Sponsor: Opportunity 

Center for the Homeless, Capital Advance: $1,419,300, Three-year 

rental subsidy: $137,400, Number of units: 15.

VIRGINIA 

Rocky Mount, VA, Piedmont Regional Comm. Ser. Bd., Capital Advance: $494,100, Three-year rental subsidy: $63,300, Number of 

units: 6.

Stafford County, VA, Rappahannock Comm. Ser., Inc., Capital Advance: $494,100, Three-year rental subsidy: $63,300, Number of 

units: 6. 

Stafford County, VA, Rappahannock Comm. Ser., Inc., Capital Advance: $494,100, Three-year rental subsidy: $63,300, Number of 

units: 6.

WASHINGTON 

Everett, WA, Washington Home of Their Own, Capital Advance: 

$1,088,200, Three-year rental subsidy: $92,100, Number of units: 8.

Moses Lake, WA, Community Frameworks, Capital Advance: 

$1,989,200, Three-year rental subsidy: $188,700, Number of units: 

17. 

Kennewick, WA, Shalom Ecumenical Center, Capital Advance: 

$1,677,600, Three-year rental subsidy: $155,400, Number of units: 

15.

Spokane, WA, Spokane Mental Health, Capital Advance: $1,917,000, 

Three-year rental subsidy: $177,600, Number of units: 17. 

WISCONSIN 

Black River Falls, WI, Impact Seven, Inc., Capital Advance: $999,000, 

Three-year rental subsidy: $88,500, Number of units: 8.

Madison, WI, Movin’ Out, Inc., Capital Advance: $1,453,200, Threeyear rental subsidy: $121,800, Number of units: 11. 

Hudson, WI, Accessible Space, Inc., Capital Advance: $1,945,800, 

Three-year rental subsidy: $154,800, Number of units: 15.

Spooner, WI, Impact Seven, Inc., Capital Advance: $1,173,500, Threeyear rental subsidy: $88,500, Number of units: 8. 

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DEPARTMENT OF HOUSING AND 

URBAN DEVELOPMENT 

[Docket No. FR–5100–FA–07] 

Announcement of Funding Awards for 

the Section 202 Supportive Housing 

for the Elderly Program Fiscal Year 

2007 

AGENCY: Office of the Assistant 

Secretary for Housing—Federal Housing 

Commissioner, HUD. 

ACTION: Notice of funding awards. 

SUMMARY: In accordance with section 

102(a)(4)(C) of the Department of 

Housing and Urban Development 

Reform Act of 1989, this announcement 

notifies the public of funding decisions 

made by the Department in a 

competition for funding under the 

Super Notice of Funding Availability 

(SuperNOFA) for the Section 202 

Supportive Housing for the Elderly 

Program. This announcement contains 

the names of the awardees and the 

amounts of the awards made available 

by HUD. 

FOR FURTHER INFORMATION CONTACT: Mr. 

Willie Spearmon, Director, Office of 

Housing Assistance and Grant 

Administration, 451 7th Street, SW., 

Washington, DC 20410; telephone (202) 

708–3000 (this is not a toll-free 

number). Hearing- and speech-impaired 

persons may access this number via 

TTY by calling the Federal Relay 

Service toll-free at 1–800–877–8339. For 

general information on this and other 

HUD programs, visit the HUD Web site 

at http://www.hud.gov. 

SUPPLEMENTARY INFORMATION: The 

Section 202 Supportive Housing for the 

Elderly Program is authorized by 

Section 202 of the Housing Act of 1959 

(12 U.S.C. 1701q), as amended by 

section 801 of the Cranston-Gonzalez 

National Affordable Housing Act (Pub. 

L. 101–625; approved November 28, 

1990); the Housing and Community 

Development Act of 1992 (Pub. L. 102– 

550; approved October 28, 1992); the 

Recessions Act (Pub. L. 104–19; enacted 

on July 27, 1995); the American 

Homeownership and Economic 

Opportunity Act of 2000 (Pub. L. 106– 

569; approved December 27, 2000); and 

the Revised Continuing Appropriations 

Resolution, 2007 (Pub. L. 110–5; 

approved February 15, 2007). 

The competition was announced in 

the SuperNOFA published in the 

Federal Register on March 13, 2007, 72 

FR 11434. Applications were rated and 

selected for funding on the basis of 

selection criteria contained in that 

Notice. 

The Catalog of Federal Domestic 

Assistance number for this program is 

14.157. 

The Section 202 program is the 

Department’s primary program for 

providing affordable housing for the 

elderly that allows them to live 

independently with supportive services. 

Under this program, HUD provides 

funds to private non-profit organizations 

to develop supportive housing for the 

elderly. Funds are also provided to 

subsidize the expenses to operate the 

housing projects. 

A total of $518,889,900 was awarded 

to 104 projects for 3,857 units 

nationwide. In accordance with section 

102(a)(4)(C) of the Department of 

Housing and Urban Development