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  Wednesday February 22, 2012

  Public Housing Occupancy
  Index & Handbook, page 457,
  By David Hoicka,
  Regulations and Comprehensive
  Index 2004, ISBN 1-59330-129-4

David Hoicka   , Senior Executive,
  Affordable Housing Programs

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        This web page, reproduced from page 457 of the Public Housing Occupancy Index and Handbook, shows Keywords, Phrases and HUD Public Housing Regulations.

RFLA................................................. 5

HUD 50058: p17; p xvii;

HUD 50058 Instructions: p63 (2); p63

RHIIP................................................. 2

PH Occupancy Guidebook: CovLtr; Int

RIDER............................................... 4

24 CFR 966: .4(o);

PH Occupancy Guidebook: s17.6; Ap3‑267;

ACOP: 10

RIDERS............................................. 1

PH Occupancy Guidebook: Ap3‑267

RIGI................................................... 2

ACOP: PI‑I; PI‑I

RISK ASSESSMENT....................... 5

PH Occupancy Guidebook: s17.6 (4); s17.6

RISK ASSESSMENTS..................... 3

PH Occupancy Guidebook: s8.5; Ap3‑265;

ACOP: 4S

RIVER............................................... 5

HUD 50058 Instructions: p30;

PH Occupancy Guidebook: s10.1; Ap3‑281;

ACOP: 7E; GL‑I

RIVERS............................................. 1

7465.1 Handbook: s5‑7

ROAD................................................ 4

PH Occupancy Guidebook: s10.9;

7465.7 Guidebook: s7‑6; AppG;

PIH NOTICES: 03‑11

ROADS.............................................. 8

24 CFR 5: .703;

PH Occupancy Guidebook: Ap2‑243;

PIH NOTICES: 95‑48 (3); 95‑48 Technical Assistance (2); 95‑48 Technical Assistance

ROBBERY........................................ 3

PH Occupancy Guidebook: Ap8‑381; Ap8‑388;

PIH NOTICES: 95‑58

RODENT........................................... 7

24 CFR 5: .306; .703;

PH Occupancy Guidebook: s4.6; Ap4‑298; Ap8‑378; Ap8‑385; Ap8‑387

RODENT INFESTATION................ 5

24 CFR 5: .703;

PH Occupancy Guidebook: s4.6; Ap8‑378; Ap8‑385; Ap8‑387

RODENTS......................................... 1

PH Occupancy Guidebook: s16.3

ROOF................................................. 1

PH Occupancy Guidebook: Ap4‑293

ROOFING......................................... 1

PIH NOTICES: 99‑31

ROOFS.............................................. 1

24 CFR 5: .703

ROOMERS........................................ 3

PH Occupancy Guidebook: s17.6; Ap3‑268;

ACOP: 9D

ROUND............................................. 8

HUD 50058: p i;

HUD 50058 Instructions: p3; p14;

PH Occupancy Guidebook: s10.2;

7465.7 Guidebook: AppH;

PIH NOTICES: 01‑09B (2); 01‑09B

 

ROUNDING..................................... 3

HUD 50058: p i;

HUD 50058 Instructions: p3;

7465.7 Guidebook: AppH

ROW HOUSES................................. 2

24 CFR 964: .115; .225

RULES OF EVIDENCE................... 7

24 CFR 5: .514;

24 CFR 966: .56;

PH Occupancy Guidebook: s18.8; Ap5‑306;

7465.7 Guidebook: s9‑2; ApF;

ACOP: 13F

RUNNING WATER......................... 4

24 CFR 5: .703;

24 CFR 966: .4(e);

PH Occupancy Guidebook: s17.6; Ap4‑292

RURAL.............................................. 7

24 CFR 5: .100; .300;

HUD 50058 Instructions: p43;

PH Occupancy Guidebook: s5.3;

PIH NOTICES: 95‑48; 95‑48 Technical Assistance;

ACOP: GL‑II

SAFE................................................ 85

24 CFR 5: .100; .315; .603; .703 (3);

24 CFR 960: .261;

24 CFR 966: .4(e) (3); .4(f) (3);

HUD 50058 Instructions: p70; p73 (2); p76;

PH Occupancy Guidebook: s2.1; s4.0; s4.6; s5.5; s9.2; s10.7 (2); s14.0; s17.0 (2); s17.2 (2); s17.6 (9); s19.1; s19.3; s19.7; Ap1‑231; Ap1‑233 (2); Ap4‑291 (3); Ap4‑292 (2); Ap4‑293; Ap8‑378; Ap8‑382; Ap8‑384; Ap8‑385; Ap8‑393 (3); Ap8‑394;

PIH NOTICES: 02‑01 (2); 00‑11; 99‑52 (2); 95‑48 (6); 95‑48 Technical Assistance (6);

ACOP: 1A; 1B; 2F; 4C (4); 7G; 12B; 12B

 

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           Applying multi-cultural and international best practices to enhance affordable housing, David Hoicka has overseen financial and operational management of programs of all sizes, revitalizing and/or managing affordable housing and community development programs for thousands of families.

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