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For purposes of section 2.02 of this notice, heating and cooling energy consumption must be calculated in accordance with the procedures prescribed in Residential Energy Services Network (RESNET) Publication No. 05-001 (Nov. 17, 2005) or No. 06-001 (June 1, 2006) or in accordance with an equivalent calculation procedure. .04 Acquired from Eligible Contractor. A qualified energy efficient home is acquired from an eligible contractor for use as a residence if the person that constructed the home sells or leases the home to another person for use as a residence. A qualified energy efficient home is not acquired from an eligible contractor if the person that constructed the home retains the home for use as a residence. For example, a qualified energy efficient home is acquired from an eligible contractor in the following situations: (1) A person constructs a qualified energy efficient home and then sells the home to the homeowner. (2) A person constructs a qualified energy efficient home and then leases the home to the lessee or tenant. (3) A person hires a third party contractor to construct a qualified energy efficient home and then sells the home to the homeowner. (See section 4.01(5) of this notice for guidance regarding the person treated as the eligible contractor in this case.) SECTION 3. CERTIFICATION An eligible contractor must obtain the certification required under § 45L(c)(1) with respect to a dwelling unit (other than a manufactured home) from an eligible certifier before claiming the energy efficient home credit with respect to the dwelling unit. An eligible contractor is not required to file the certification with the return on which the credit is claimed. However, § 1.6001-1(a) of the Income Tax Regulations requires that taxpayers maintain such books and records as are sufficient to establish the entitlement to, and amount of, any credit claimed by the taxpayer. Accordingly, an eligible contractor claiming a $2,000 credit under § 45L should retain the certification as part of the eligible contractor’s records to satisfy this requirement.
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Available Now: Alternative Housing Pilot Program (CFDA # 97.087)
Application Period: September 15th through October 20th, 2006 (due 5:00 pm EST)

This is a one-time grant competition open to the Gulf Coast State of Florida, Alabama, Mississippi, Louisiana, and Texas Only.
The U.S. Department of Homeland Security (DHS) announced September 15, 2006 that it is seeking applications for the Federal Emergency Management Agency (FEMA) Alternative Housing Pilot Program (AHPP). In accordance with the Emergency Supplemental Appropriation (Public Law 109-234), the FY 2006 Supplemental program appropriated $400 million to identify and evaluate alternatives to and alternative forms of FEMA Disaster Housing. The application period officially opened September 15 and closes on October 20, 2006 (5:00 pm EST).

This grant program seeks competitive proposals from the states of the Gulf Coast Region: Alabama, Florida, Louisiana, Mississippi, and Texas, so that those hardest hit by Hurricane Katrina and the hurricanes of the 2005 season may benefit from this pilot program by occupying the alternative housing solutions identified and evaluated in this program. The governors of these states were asked to identify a single state agency, through which the grant proposals for testing innovative and creative alternative housing solutions are to be submitted to FEMA. Contact information for the designated state agencies can be found below.
FEMA will only be accepting applications from the designated state agencies. Local governments, not-for-profit organizations, or other entities with housing solutions should contact the eligible states directly through the State Point of Contacts listed below. As FEMA cannot give the appearance of endorsing a particular housing solution, proposals submitted directly to FEMA by organizations or vendors will not be forwarded to the eligible states.
2001 Budget Analysis: Housing and Community Development (2240)
Better Options to Address Problem. Given these concerns with the program, we recommend deleting the proposed $20.2 million
in funding. If the Legislature decides that Central Valley infrastructure, and rural infrastructure more generally, is a funding priority
for the state, there are a number of options that would more effectively address the lack of infrastructure financing options for local
governments.

 Improve Infrastructure Tools Available to Local Governments. The long-term solution to a local government
infrastructure financing problem would be to improve the existing local government finance system to allow communities to better
meet their own needs. Locally controlled financing tools would allow communities to determine which projects are the highest
priority locally.
 Better Target Existing Infrastructure Programs. A more immediate approach to addressing local infrastructure needs
would be to adjust the state's existing infrastructure programs to better match the Legislature's funding priorities. If the state
CDBG program and the infrastructure bank are not meeting the Legislature's objectives, then the funding criteria for these
programs should be revised to reflect current priorities. 

Employee Housing Costs Should Not Be Paid Twice 
We recommend deleting a $50,000 request for performing employee housing plan checks, as the department should
collect the necessary funding from the local governments which already received the payment of permit fees for the
work. (Amend the Employee Housing Act and reduce Item 2240-001-0001 by $50,000.) 
The Employee Housing Act (EHA) gives the department responsibility for developing and enforcing standards for "employee
housing"—generally defined as housing for five or more employees (1) provided in conjunction with employment or (2) provided for
agricultural workers in rural areas. The majority of employee housing involves housing for farmworkers. Local jurisdictions may
elect to implement the EHA on their own; otherwise, the department is responsible for enforcement.
Concern Over Timeliness of Housing Approvals. When seeking to construct, rehabilitate, or repair employee housing, the
housing owner must apply for a construction permit from the local building or health department and pay the corresponding fee for
the permit. There has been some concern that the development of housing could be delayed through the permit process by local
2001 Budget Analysis: Housing and Community Development (2240)
based on the level of funding that the Legislature is willing to commit to this purpose.

Fund More Multifamily Housing. If the Legislature wishes to maintain the funding on a one-time basis, we would instead
recommend appropriating funds to the department's multifamily housing program. The program funding would ensure that a
sizable amount of affordable multifamily units is produced (the least likely units to be developed under the current incentive
system).
Develop More Focused Ongoing Program. We believe that with ongoing funding an incentive program could be developed
that would be better able to alter local government behavior. In developing such a program, we would emphasize that: (1)
governments know the specific benefits of the program at the time of issuing housing permits, (2) the program integrates with
the state's oversight system, and (3) the amount of windfall payments are limited to the extent possible. Specifically, we would
recommend more explicitly integrating the program with the housing element process—rewarding those local governments that
implement, rather than just get approval for, their housing elements. Such a system could award dollars to local governments for
each unit of housing provided to meet its share of the region's affordable housing demand. The $200 million could be sufficient to
fund a number of years of such a program, if the payments were more targeted to the most difficult to develop affordable units
(rather than all housing units).

Infrastructure Program Not Targeted to Problem 
We recommend deleting the proposed $20.2 million in funding for a new Central Valley Infrastructure Grant Program.
The program would not address the underlying problem, other infrastructure programs already exist, and the funding
would not make a significant impact. Improving locally controlled infrastructure financing tools or better targeting
the existing state programs would be more effective approaches to financing local infrastructure projects. (Reduce Item
2240-001-0001 by $200,000 and Item 2240-101-0001 by $20 million.) 
The Governor proposes a one-time appropriation of $20.2 million for a new Central Valley Infrastructure Grant Program. The
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Learn about VA home loan limitsNo need for private mortgage insurance (PMI) or mortgage insurance premiums (MIP) PMI is a type of insurance that protects the lender if you end up not being able to pay your mortgage. It’s usually required on conventional loans if you make a down payment of less than 20% of the total mortgage amount. MIP is what the Federal Housing Administration (FHA) requires you to pay to self-insure an FHA loan against future loss. Fewer closing costs, which may be paid by the sellerNo penalty fee if you pay the loan off earlyIf you qualify for a VA-backed purchase loan, you can use the loan to:Buy a single-family home, up to 4 unitsBuy a condo in a VA-approved projectBuy a home and improve itBuy a manufactured home or lotBuild a new homeMake changes or add new features (like solar power) to make your home more energy efficientYou can also:Get a VA-backed home loan to buy your first homeUse your VA loan benefit again if you sell or refinance a home you bought with a VA-backed home loanAssume a VA-backed home loan (which means that instead of opening a new mortgage loan, the buyer takes over the seller’s loan)

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You may need to pay the VA funding fee. This one-time fee helps to lower the cost of the loan for U.S. taxpayers since the VA home loan program doesn’t require down payments or monthly mortgage insurance. Your lender will also charge interest on the loan in addition to closing fees. Learn about the VA funding fee and other closing costs

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VA direct and VA-backed Veterans home loans can help Veterans, service members, and their survivors to buy, build, improve, or refinance a home. You’ll still need to have the required credit and income for the loan amount you want to borrow. But a Veterans home loan may offer better terms than with a traditional loan from a private bank, mortgage company, or credit union. For example, nearly 90% of VA-backed loans are made with no down payment. Learn about our different loan programs—and how to apply.

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Find out if you’re eligible and how to apply for a VA home loan COE as the surviving spouse of a Veteran or the spouse of a Veteran who is missing in action or being held as a prisoner of war.
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