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  Public Housing Property
  Management Index & Handbook V4B,
  By David Hoicka, page B6,
  Regulations and Comprehensive
  Index 2005, ISBN 1-59330-197-9

David Hoicka   , Senior Executive,
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        This web page, reproduced from page B6 of the Public Housing Property Management Index and Handbook, shows the following Keywords and Phrases referenced in HUD Public Housing Regulations:

DAILY BUSINESS OPERATIONS 1

24 CFR 963: .5

DAILY MEALS................................ 3

7417.1 Handbook: s3‑137 (3)

DAILY TENANT REVENUE......... 1

24 CFR 902: .35

DAM.................................................. 1

24 CFR 55: .2

DAMAGE........................................ 69

24 CFR 35: .92; .110; .115; .630; .1330;

24 CFR 51: .208 (2);

24 CFR 55: .2 (2); .12;

24 CFR 58: .6;

24 CFR 902: .24; .25 (2);

24 CFR 965: .215;

24 CFR 970: .6 (2);

24 CFR 971: .3;

24 CFR 972: .124;

49 CFR 24: .301; .303; .503;

HUD-51971: p1;

HUD-53012B: Att6.1 (3); Att6.7;

HUD-5370: s13 (2); s14; s16 (4); s17; s20; s21; s23 (6); s27; s32; s33 (2); s36 (3);

1378.0 Handbook: s3‑2; s3‑8; s4‑2;

4910.1 Handbook: s306; s603‑1; s603‑2; s606‑2 (2); ApD; ApK (5);

7417.1 Handbook: s3‑32 (2); s3‑33 (3)

DAMAGE TO PHA-OWNED.......... 1

HUD-5370: s23

DAMAGE TO PROPERTY.............. 3

24 CFR 55: .2;

HUD-5370: s13 (2)

DAMAGED..................................... 18

24 CFR 35: .110; .115; .1330 (2);

24 CFR 55: .2;

24 CFR 902: .24;

24 CFR 970: .13;

49 CFR 24: .301; .303;

HUD-53012B: Att6.1;

HUD-5370: s17; s23; s27 (3);

1378.0 Handbook: s3‑2; s4‑2 (2)

DAMAGES..................................... 64

24 CFR 35: .96 (2);

24 CFR 51: .208;

49 CFR 24: .102 (2); .103; .104;

HUD-51915: C1.3; D1.8;

HUD-51971: p2;

HUD-52484: p1 (5);

HUD-53012B: Att5 Intro; Att5.5 (2); Att5.8 (4); Att5.9;

HUD-5370: T/C; s2; s16 (3); s31; s32; s33 (7); s46j (5); s47g (5);

HUD-5370-C: s3;

1378.0 Handbook: s3‑3; s5‑2 (2); s5‑3; s5‑4; Ap20 (7);

7417.1 Handbook: T/C; s10‑29 (3)

DAMAGES AND BENEFITS......... 2

49 CFR 24: .103;

1378.0 Handbook: s5‑3

DAMAGES OR BENEFITS............. 6

49 CFR 24: .102; .104;

1378.0 Handbook: s5‑2; s5‑4; Ap20 (2)

DAMAGING..................................... 2

HUD-52651-A: p7;

HUD-5370: s16

DAMPERS........................................ 3

7417.1 Handbook: s3‑149; s10‑23 (2)

DAMPNESS...................................... 2

HUD-5370: s14;

4910.1 Handbook: ApK

DAMPPROOFING........................... 3

HUD-5087: s7;

HUD-51000: p2;

4910.1 Handbook: ApE

DANGER........................................ 15

24 CFR 35: .110; .115;

24 CFR 42: .350;

24 CFR 51: .200; .201 (2); .208 (3);

49 CFR 24: .203; .204; .603;

1378.0 Handbook: s2‑3; s2‑5; s7‑16

DANGER ZONE.............................. 2

24 CFR 51: .208 (2)

DANGER ZONE--MEANS.............. 1

24 CFR 51: .201

DANGER ZONES............................ 1

24 CFR 51: .208

 

DANGEROUS.................................. 3

24 CFR 51: .208;

24 CFR 902: .23;

HUD-5370: s13

DANGEROUS WALKS................... 1

24 CFR 902: .23

DANGERS........................................ 2

24 CFR 51: .200;

HUD-50070: p1

DATA............................................ 297

24 CFR 8: .22 (2); .23 (2);

24 CFR 35: .1225;

24 CFR 42: .375 (3);

24 CFR 50: .32;

24 CFR 51: .106 (13); .208; .305 (2);

24 CFR 55: .2 (4);

24 CFR 58: .38; .47; .53;

24 CFR 135: .72;

24 CFR 902: .1 (2); .25 (2); .33 (2); .60 (5); .63 (3); .68 (3); .73 (2); .75 (2);

24 CFR 905: .10 (5);

24 CFR 941: .207; .501;

24 CFR 945: .203 (2);

24 CFR 965: .205; .505 (2);

24 CFR 968: .103 (17); .108; .310 (8); .315 (3); .320 (2); .335;

24 CFR 970: .5; .8; .11 (2);

24 CFR 971: .3 (2); .13 (3);

24 CFR 972: .124; .221 (2); .239;

49 CFR 24: .102; .103 (3); .403; .603 (5);

HUD-2516: p1 (3); p2 (4);

HUD-2530: p1; p4 (2);

HUD-50072: p1 (3);

HUD-5087: Intro;

HUD-51000: p1 (4); p2;

HUD-51002: p1 (7);

HUD-51915: T/C; A1.2; D1.1 (2); E1.6 (2);

HUD-51975-A: s1.6 (2); s1.7 (2);

HUD-51971: p2 (5); p3; p4; p6 (4);

HUD-52396: p1 (4);

HUD-52484: p2; p4 (3); p5 (2);

HUD-52540: p1 (2); p2;

HUD-52651-A: p1 (2); p6; p8;

HUD-52825: pi (2);

HUD-52832: p2 (2);

HUD-52834: p5 (2);

HUD-52836: p1 (2);

HUD-52837: pi (2);

HUD-52842: p3 (2);

HUD-53001: p1 (2);

HUD-53012A: s15; s17;

HUD-53012B: Att5.1; Att5.13; Att6.3;

HUD-5369-B: s7;

HUD-5369C: s3 (2);

HUD-5370: s9; s11; s13 (2);

HUD-5370-C: s10;

HUD-5372: p1 (2); p2;

HUD-5378: p1 (3); p2;

HUD-92264: p4; p7 (2); p8 (2);

1378.0 Handbook: s2‑5; s5‑2; s5‑3 (3); s5‑4 (2); s8‑168; Ap20 (14);

4910.1 Handbook: s101‑3; s607‑1 (2); ApB; ApC; ApH; ApK;

7417.1 Handbook: T/C (2); s1‑5 (4); s3‑73; s3‑113 (2); s3‑163 (2); s3‑164 (2); s3‑167; s3‑176 (2); s3‑204; s4‑2; s4‑25; s5‑14 (3); s7‑25; s7‑42 (4); s7‑43; s7‑53; s7‑64; s7‑84 (3); s7‑98; s7‑99; s7‑123 (2); s7‑127; s9‑103; s10‑22; s10‑23 (2); s10‑24; s10‑132

 

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"David Hoicka. Public Housing Property Management - Modernization, Development, Maintenance And Relocation - Regulations and Comprehensive Index, 2005 Edition, ISBN 1-59330-196-0 (Vol. 4A) & ISBN 1-59330-197-9 (Vol. 4B). San Diego, CA: Aventine Press, 2005, at page B6."

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WASHINGTON-The U.S. Department of Housing and Urban Development makes $95 million available today through two grant programs that help residents who receive HUD rental assistance get the necessary education and job training to gain employment and increase their income. One of the grant programs also helps senior citizens connect with supportive services to allow them to stay in their home.
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David Hoicka is a Senior Executive for Affordable Housing Programs



           David Hoicka supports 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, creating and/or managing low income housing and community development programs for 1000s of families.

           David Hoicka prepares for future growth of the affordable housing program. This includes overseeing capital planning and allocation of resources based on community needs, maintenance experience data, and agency goals.

           David Hoicka works to improve relations with stakeholders such as Media and Public, other government agencies; preparing Public Relations plans and options. David Hoicka also has developed affordable housing policies for multi-cultural mixed-income communities.

           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 provided leadership, directed staff, and organized the performance of work on multiple field components related to affordable housing programs and activities.

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