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  Thursday February 23, 2012

  Section 8 Occupancy Index
  & Handbook, by David Hoicka,
  Regulations and Comprehensive
  Index, page 179,
  2004 Edition, ISBN 1-59330-128-6

David Hoicka   , Senior Executive,
  Affordable Housing Programs

Housing Choice Voucher Manual and Index

  Section 8 Housing Choice Voucher Index
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        This web page, reproduced from page 179 of the Section 8 Housing Choice Voucher Occupancy Index & Handbook, shows where the following Keywords and Phrases are referenced in HUD Section 8 Regulations.

$0 ................................................... 11x

7420.10G Guidebook: 5‑23; 6‑7; 6‑8; 18‑9 (4);

PIH Notices: 03‑23 (2); 02‑21; 01‑15 Improving Integrity Handbook

$1 ................................................... 35x

HUD-50058: p vii;

HUD-50058 Instructions: p35; p36; p37;

7420.10G Guidebook: 5‑17; 5‑27 (2); 5‑33 (2); 9‑10 (5); 17‑6 (2); 17‑7 (2); 20‑21 Ex 20‑4; 20‑22 Ex 20‑5; 20‑26 (2);

PIH Notices: 02‑21 (9); 01‑15 Improving Integrity Handbook;

Admin Plan: s6p10; s24p1; s24p1

$10 ................................................. 16x

24 CFR 5: .318 (2);

HUD-50058 Instructions: p35 (2);

7420.10G Guidebook: 5‑31; 18‑6; 20‑7 (2);

PIH Notices: 03‑23 (7);

Admin Plan: s22p1

$100 ............................................... 58x

HUD-50058 Instructions: p39 (4); p40; p41 (3); p43 (2); p45 (4); p49 (4); p51 (4); p52 (4); p54 (2); p69 (2);

7420.10G Guidebook: 5‑19 (2); 5‑23 (3); 5‑24; 6‑6 (2); 8‑16 (2); 20‑26 (3); 20‑27; 23‑11 (3); 23‑13 (2);

PIH Notices: 03‑23; 02‑27 (5); 01‑10;

Admin Plan: s6p9; s17p3

$1000 ............................................... 1x

HUD-50058 Instructions: p73

$100K .............................................. 2x

PIH Notices: 02‑27; 02‑27

$15 ................................................... 9x

7420.10G Guidebook: 5‑17;

PIH Notices: 03‑23 (7); 01‑10

$2 ................................................... 33x

HUD-50058 Instructions: p30 (3);

7420.10G Guidebook: 5‑31; 5‑33 (5); 5‑34 (7); 20‑21 Ex 20‑4; 23‑16 Ex 23‑2;

PIH Notices: 02‑27 (2); 02‑21 (11); 01‑15 Improving Integrity Handbook;

Admin Plan: s17p2

$200 ............................................... 21x

24 CFR 5: .609;

HUD-50058 Instructions: p25; p37; p44 (2); p48; p49; p51 (4); p52 (2); p55 (2);

7420.10G Guidebook: 5‑15 Ex 5‑2; 23‑13 (2);

PIH Notices: 01‑15 Improving Integrity Handbook (2); 01‑15 Improving Integrity Handbook

 

$200 PER MONTH ........................ 5x

24 CFR 5: .609;

HUD-50058 Instructions: p25;

7420.10G Guidebook: 5‑15 Ex 5‑2;

PIH Notices: 01‑15 Improving Integrity Handbook; 01‑15 Improving Integrity Handbook

$25 ................................................. 26x

24 CFR 5: .630;

HUD-50058: p vii;

HUD-50058 Instructions: p36; p39; p41; p43; p45; p49 (2); p51; p52;

HUD-52667: p i;

7420.10G Guidebook: 6‑1; 6‑5; 6‑6; 6‑8 (2); 9‑2 (2); 20‑27;

PIH Notices: 02‑27 (3); 01‑15 Improving Integrity Handbook (2);

Admin Plan: s6p4

$250 ............................................... 19x

HUD-50058 Instructions: p44; p49; p52; p55;

7420.10G Guidebook: 6‑7 (3); 17‑9 (2); 20‑3;

PIH Notices: 02‑07; 01‑41 (4); 00‑28; 00‑09 (2); 00‑09

$250K .............................................. 1x

PIH Notices: 02‑27

$25K ................................................ 1x

PIH Notices: 02‑27

$400 ............................................... 26x

24 CFR 5: .611;

HUD-50058: p7; p vii;

HUD-50058 Instructions: p35 (3); p51 (2);

7420.10G Guidebook: 5‑28; 5‑29; 17‑6 (2); 17‑8 (2); 20‑9 (2); 20‑19 Ex 20‑3 (4); 23‑13 (3);

PIH Notices: 01‑15 Improving Integrity Handbook (2);

Admin Plan: s6p1

$480 ............................................... 33x

24 CFR 5: .609 (2); .611;

HUD-50058: p7; p vii;

HUD-50058 Instructions: p25 (2); p26; p27; p31; p36 (2);

7420.10G Guidebook: 5‑15 Ex 5‑2 (2); 5‑18 (5); 5‑28; 5‑29; 5‑50 Ex 5‑5; 9‑2;

PIH Notices: 01‑15 Improving Integrity Handbook (7); 01‑10;

Admin Plan: s6p1; s7p5

 

Cite this page as:
"David Hoicka. Section 8 Occupancy Handbook - Regulations and Comprehensive Index, 2004 Edition, ISBN 1-59330-128-6, 2004 Edition. San Diego, CA: Aventine Press, 2004, at page 179."

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Thursday February 23, 2012



David Hoicka Innovative Affordable Housing


David Hoicka is a Senior Executive for Affordable Housing Programs



           David Hoicka has goals for increasing multicultural communities that work. He has extensive experience on innovative Affordable Housing and Community Development including managing and teaching large HUD low income housing programs nationally across the USA and internationally.

           Adding value to operations with his deep and innovative collaborative leadership background, 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.

           David Hoicka improves lease-up & occupancy, and reduces vacancies, & unit turnover. This includes overseeing about $12.7 million in redevelopment for thousands of public housing units, utilizing contract procurement and force account.

           David Hoicka prepares financing and capital budgets, energy efficiency, renewable energy, historical preservation, green space preservation. Also David Hoicka works on Capital Fund Plan financing, procurement, budgeting and cost analysis management.

           He specializes in negotiation and building collaborative partnerships. David Hoicka has reviewed and assessed award-winning best practices for design, finance, construction, operations and maintenance of low-income housing programs.

           He has worked on homeownership for social housing, as well as jobs, educational, medical, and other facilities. David Hoicka's work involved establishing objectives and performance goals, monitoring progress toward their achievement and setting priorities based on changing requirements.

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