United States Department of Housing and Urban Development. (HUD) is a cabinet-level agency that oversees federal programs designed to help Americans with their housing needs. HUD seeks to increase access to affordable housing.
United States Department of Housing and Urban Development. (HUD) is a cabinet-level agency that oversees federal programs designed to help Americans with their housing needs. HUD seeks to increase access to affordable housing.
8. Exhibit A, Section II. Budget is hereby amended and replaced in its entirety as follows: PERIOD ONE (FY 2020- 2021) PERIOD TWO (FY 2021- 2022) PERIOD THREE (FY 2022- 2023) PERIOD FOUR (FY 2023- 2024) PERIOD FIVE (FY 2024- 2025) PROGRAM COSTS Salaries $223,814 $217,955 $217,955 $229,824.00 $226,696.00 Payroll Taxes $18,466 $16,674 $16,674 $19,041.00 $18,782.00 Benefits $30,447 $38,098 $38,089 $33,863.00 $36,340.00 Program Administration and Data $27,273 $27,273 $27,273 $17,272.00 $18,182.00 TOTAL MAXIMUM OBLIGATION $300,000 $300,000 $300,000 $300,000 $300,000
9. Exhibit A, Section III. Payments is hereby amended and replaced in its entirety as follows:
United States Department of Housing and Urban Development. XXX has been a champion of the Federal government’s goal to address lead−based paint and other health and safety hazards in housing for families and children. Young children are especially at risk of the harmful effects of lead, to which even low−level exposure can increase the likelihood of behavioral problems, learning disabilities, seizures, and in extreme cases, death. Exposure to other home environmental hazards, such as mold, radon, and pests are linked to chronic health conditions like asthma and cancer. HUD recognizes these hazards are disproportionately found in low−income housing and communities of color, making the remediation of such hazards a critical step to promoting environmental justice by increasing equity in housing and in health and safety. The Department continues to seek collaborations with Federal partners and state, Tribal, and local organizations to drive transformational change that will improve the lives of the people it serves. HUD will partner with fellow Federal agencies to advance a coordinated, whole−of− government approach to protecting families and children from lead hazards. For the purposes of this MOU, HUD intends to:
