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  Section 8 Occupancy Index
  & Handbook, by David Hoicka,
  Regulations and Comprehensive
  Index, page 435,
  2004 Edition, ISBN 1-59330-128-6

David Hoicka   , Senior Executive,
  Affordable Housing Programs

Housing Choice Voucher Manual and Index

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        This web page, reproduced from page 435 of the Section 8 Housing Choice Voucher Occupancy Index & Handbook, shows where the following Keywords and Phrases are referenced in HUD Section 8 Regulations.

OWNER-TENANT ........................ 1x

24 CFR 5: .353

OWNING ..................................... 11x

24 CFR 5: .309; .315 (2); .321 (3); .353 (2); .703;

24 CFR 982: .4; .520

OWNS ........................................... 29x

24 CFR 5: .309; .318; .359; .504;

24 CFR 982: .4 (2); .601; .620; .637; .643;

HUD-50058: p xiv;

HUD-50058 Instructions: p46; p57; p72; p74;

HUD-52580: p6;

HUD-52580-A: p19;

HUD-52641: p1;

7420.10G Guidebook: 5‑19; 11‑10; 17‑10; 17‑11;

PIH Notices: 95‑48 (2); 95‑48 Technical Assistance (2);

Admin Plan: s9p2 (2); s19p1

PACKET ....................................... 28x

24 CFR 982: .301 (4); .307;

HUD-52648: p2 (2);

7420.10G Guidebook: 2‑8; 8‑3 (2); 8‑7 (3); 13‑8 (2);

Admin Plan: s1p3; s1p7; s8p1; s8p2 (3); s8p3; s9p3; s13p1; s14p2; s18p3; s21p6; s21p6

PACKETS ....................................... 1x

7420.10G Guidebook: 2‑8

PAIN ............................................... 2x

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

PAINT ......................................... 320x

24 CFR 5: .703 (2);

24 CFR 35 SubM: .1200; .1210; .1215 (5); .1220 (2); .1225 (3);

24 CFR 982: .158; .305; .401 (4); .605;

HUD-52517: p2 (11); p3 (6); p4 (4); p5 (10);

HUD-52580-A: p2 (20); p3 (2); p5 (2); p7 (2); p9 (2); p10 (2); p11 (2); p12 (2); p13 (11); p14 (2); p17 (19); p18 (6);

7420.10G Guidebook: 5‑19 (5); 8‑15 (2); 10‑1; 10‑10; 10‑11 (3); 10‑12 (2); 10‑15 (8); 10‑16 (7); 10‑17 (9); 10‑18 (18); 10‑19 (6); 10‑20 (4); 10‑21 (10); 10‑22 (5); 10‑23; 10‑36 Ex 10‑1 (17); 10‑37 Ex 10‑2 (15); 10‑38 Ex 10‑3 (3); 10‑39 Ex 10‑4 (6); 10‑42 Ex 10‑5; 17‑2; 17‑3; 17‑5; 20‑3; 20‑4 (6);

PIH Notices: 02‑07 (8); 02‑01; 00‑49 (12); 00‑23 (35); 99‑52;

Admin Plan: s1p2; s8p2 (2); s8p3; s23p4

 

PAINTED ..................................... 42x

24 CFR 35 SubM: .1200; .1215;

HUD-52517: p2 (5); p3 (3); p4 (2); p5;

HUD-52580-A: p2 (5); p3; p5; p7; p9; p10; p11; p12; p13 (3); p14; p17 (5);

7420.10G Guidebook: 10‑10; 10‑12 (2); 10‑17; 10‑18; 10‑37 Ex 10‑2;

PIH Notices: 00‑23; 00‑23

PAINTER ....................................... 2x

7420.10G Guidebook: 5‑19; 5‑19

PAINTING ..................................... 1x

PIH Notices: 99‑11

PALAU ........................................... 4x

24 CFR 5: .506;

HUD-50058 Instructions: p64;

PIH Notices: 01‑27; 01‑27

PAPER .......................................... 22x

24 CFR 5: .801;

HUD-50058: p iv;

HUD-50058 Instructions: p17;

HUD-52580-A: p2; p15;

7420.10G Guidebook: 10‑24; 19‑6; 21‑4;

PIH Notices: 03‑11; 01‑15 (3); 01‑06 (6); 00‑34 (3); 00‑34

PAPERS .......................................... 7x

7420.10G Guidebook: 4‑3 (2);

PIH Notices: 01‑15 Improving Integrity Handbook;

Admin Plan: s7p7 (2); s15p5; s15p5

PAPERWORK ............................. 16x

7420.10G Guidebook: 8‑11; 11‑10; 13‑8;

PIH Notices: 03‑23 (2); 03‑20 (2); 03‑12 (2); 03‑11 (2); 02‑21 (2); 02‑01; 99‑52;

Admin Plan: s1p3

PARENT ....................................... 21x

24 CFR 5: .216;

24 CFR 982: .4; .306;

HUD-50058 Instructions: p30 (2);

HUD-52517: p2;

HUD-52641: p5; p6 (2);

HUD-52646: p2;

7420.10G Guidebook: 5‑4; 5‑12; 8‑15; 8‑19; 11‑2; 21‑12 Ex 21‑2; 21‑12 Ex 21‑3; 21‑19;

Admin Plan: s2p4; s6p7; s16p2

PARENTAL ................................... 1x

HUD-50058 Instructions: p14

 

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Thursday February 23, 2012



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           David Hoicka builds multicultural communities that work. He has extensive experience on Affordable Housing and Community Development including managing and teaching large HUD government housing programs nationally across the USA and internationally.

           Applying multi-cultural and international best practices to enhance affordable housing, David Hoicka has worked on programs of all sizes, developing and managing innovative housing and community development programs for 1000s of families.

           David Hoicka works to build positive agency image with enhanced Media relations. This includes overseeing capital planning and allocation of resources based on community needs, maintenance experience data, and agency goals.

           David Hoicka reviews development and construction of multi-cultural affordable housing and new town development for mixed income residents. David Hoicka reviews capital budget modernization & construction plans.

           He advises community groups and stakeholders on strategic planning, goal setting, compliance for community and affordable housing issues. David Hoicka uses innovative methods to reduce and control costs, increase quality and revenues, and empower economic self-sufficiency, in multicultural, multi-language environments.

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