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competence of the medical staff and such records must be established and providers requesting medical staff
verifies whether they are maintaining maintained at all health care facilities in privileges at IHS health facilities.
the licensure or certification the United States that are accredited by The table below provides the
requirements of their specialty. JCAHO. Prior to the establishment of following: Types of data collection
The medical staff credentials and this JCAHO requirement, the degree to
instruments, estimated number of
privileges records are maintained at the which medical staff applications were
respondents, number of responses per
health care facility where the health verified for completeness and accuracy
care provider is a medical staff member. varied greatly across America. Affected respondent, annual number of
The establishment of these records at Public: Individuals and households. responses, average burden hour per
IHS health care facilities is not optional; Type of Respondents: Health care response, and total annual burden hour.

Estimated Responses Annual num- Average Total annual

Data collection instrument number of per ber of burden hour burden hours
respondents respondent responses per response

Application to Medical Staff ............................................... 600 1 600 1.00 600.0

Reference Letter ................................................................ 1800 1 1800 0.33 594.0
Reappointment Request .................................................... 200 1 200 1.00 200.0
Medical Privileges .............................................................. 387 1 387 1.00 387.0
Ob-Gyn Privileges .............................................................. 25 1 25 1.00 25.0
Surgical Privileges ............................................................. 23 1 23 1.00 23.0
Psychiatric Privileges ......................................................... 18 1 18 1.00 18.0
Anesthesia Privileges ......................................................... 16 1 16 1.00 16.0
Dental Privileges ................................................................ 128 1 128 0.33 42.2
Optometric Privileges ......................................................... 21 1 21 0.33 6.9
Psychology Privileges ........................................................ 23 1 23 0.17 3.9
Audiology Privileges ........................................................... 6 1 6 0.08 0.48
Podiatric Privileges ............................................................ 6 1 6 0.08 0.48
Radiology Privileges .......................................................... 9 1 9 0.33 2.9
Pathology Privileges .......................................................... 3 1 3 0.33 .99

Total ............................................................................ 3,265 ........................ ........................ ........................ 1,920.85

There are no Capital Costs, Operating Attention: Allison Eydt, Desk Officer for DEPARTMENT OF HOUSING AND
Costs and/or Maintenance Costs to IHS. URBAN DEVELOPMENT
report. For Further Information: Send
[Docket No. FR–4900–FA–22–]
Request for Comments: Your written requests for more information on the
comments and/or suggestions are proposed collection or to obtain a copy Announcement of Funding Awards
invited on one or more of the following of the data collection instrument(s) and Fair Housing Initiatives Program Fiscal
points: (a) Whether the information instructions to Mrs. Christina Rouleau, Year 2004
collection activity is necessary to carry IHS Reports Clearance Officer, 801
out an agency function; (b) whether the Thompson Avenue, TMP Suite 450, AGENCY: Office of the Assistant
agency processes the information Rockville, MD 20852, call non-toll free Secretary for Fair Housing and Equal
collected in a useful and timely fashion; (301) 443–5938, send via facsimile to Opportunity, HUD.
(c) the accuracy of public burden (301) 443–2316, or send your e-mail ACTION: Announcement of funding
estimate (the estimated amount of time requests, comments, and return address awards.
needed for individual respondents to to: crouleau@hqe.ihs.gov. SUMMARY: In accordance with section
provide the requested information); (d) Comment Due Date: Your comments 102(a)(4)(C) of the Department of
whether the methodology and regarding this information collection are Housing and Urban Development
assumptions used to determine the
best assured of having their full effect if Reform Act of 1989, this announcement
estimate are logical; (e) ways to enhance notifies the public of funding decisions
received within 30 days of the date of
the quality, utility, and clarity of the made by the Department for funding
this publication.
information being collected; and (f) under the SuperNotice of Funding
ways to minimize the public burden Dated: September 1, 2006.
Availability (SuperNOFA) for the Fair
through the use of automated, Robert G. McSwain, Housing Initiatives Program (FHIP) for
electronic, mechanical, or other Deputy Director, Indian Health Service. Fiscal Year (FY) 2004. This
technological collection techniques or [FR Doc. 06–7522 Filed 9–7–06; 8:45 am] announcement contains the names and
other forms of information technology. BILLING CODE 4165–16–M addresses of those award recipients
Direct Comments to OMB: Send your selected for funding based on the rating
written comments and suggestions and ranking of all applications and the
regarding the proposed information amount of the awards.
collection contained in this notice, FOR FURTHER INFORMATION CONTACT:
especially regarding the estimated Myron Newry, Director, FHIP Support
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public burden and associated response Division, Office of Programs, 451

time, to: Office of Management and Seventh Street, SW., Room 5230,
Budget, Office of Regulatory Affairs, Washington, DC 20410. Telephone
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telecommunications device (TTY) for
hearing and speech impaired persons is
available at (800) 877–8339 (this is a
toll-free number).
SUPPLEMENTARY INFORMATION: Title VIII
of the Civil Rights Act of 1968, as
amended, 42 U.S.C. 3601–19 (the Fair
Housing Act) charges the Secretary of
Housing and Urban Development with
responsibility to accept and investigate
complaints alleging discrimination
based on race, color, religion, sex,
handicap, familial status or national
origin in the sale, rental, or financing of
most housing. In addition, the Fair
Housing Act directs the Secretary to
coordinate with State and local agencies
administering fair housing laws and to
cooperate with and render technical
assistance to public or private entities
carrying out programs to prevent and
eliminate discriminatory housing
practices.
Section 561 of the Housing and
Community Development Act of 1987,
42 U.S.C. 3616, established FHIP to
strengthen the Department’s
enforcement of the Fair Housing Act
and to further fair housing. This
program assists projects and activities
designed to enhance compliance with
the Fair Housing Act and substantially
equivalent State and local fair housing
laws. Implementing regulations are
found at 24 CFR Part 125.
The Department announced under
separate solicitations in the Federal
Register on May 14, 2004 (69 FR 94, pp
26942–27021, 27135–27156, and 27157–
27168), the availability of approximately
$17,730,525 out of a FY 2004
appropriation of $20,130,525 and any
potential recapture, to be utilized on a
competitive basis for FHIP projects and
activities. Under the first solicitation for
2004, funding availability follows: The
Private Enforcement Initiative (PEI/
$11,850,000), the Education and
Outreach Initiative (EOI), including EOI-
National ($3,780,525), and the Fair
Housing Organizations Initiative (FHOI/
$2,100,000); for the second solicitation,
$1,000,000 is for an EOI-College and
University Component or a fair housing
education and outreach effort in
partnership with Minority Serving
Institutions (MSIs) with law schools.
This Notice announces awards of
approximately $19,732,734.21 to 111
organizations and $1,265,207.00 to one
contractor.
The Department reviewed, evaluated
and scored the applications received
based on the criteria in the FY 2004
SuperNOFA. As a result, HUD has
funded the applications announced in
Appendix A, and in accordance with
section 102(a)(4)(C) of the Department of
Housing and Urban Development
Reform Act of 1989 (103 Stat. 1987, 42
U.S.C. 3545), the Department is hereby
publishing details concerning the
recipients of funding awards in
Appendix A of this document.
The Catalog of Federal Domestic
Assistance Number for currently funded
Initiatives under the Fair Housing
Initiatives Program is 14.408.
Dated: August 10, 2006.
Bryan Greene,
Deputy Assistant Secretary for Enforcement
and Programs.

APPENDIX A
Applicant name Contact person Region Award amount

Fair Housing Initiatives Program Awards FY 2004

Education and Outreach Initiative/General Component

HAP, Inc., 322 Main Street, Springfield, MA 01105–2473 ............................. Peter Gagliardi, ph. 413–233–1661, 1 $79,971.20
fx. 413–731–8723.
Champlain Valley Office of Economic Opportunity, P.O. Box 1603, Bur- Tim Searles, ph. 802–862–2771, fx. 1 80,000.00
lington, VT 05402–1603. 802–651–4179.
Neighborhood Economic Development Advocacy, 73 Spring Street, Ste. Sarah Ludwig, ph. 212–680–5100, fx. 2 80,000.00
506, New York, NY 10012. 212–680–5104.
Citizens Action of New Jersey, 400 Main Street, Hackensack, NJ 07601– Phyllis Salowe-Keye, ph. 201–488– 2 80,000.00
5903. 2804, fx. 201–488–1253.
Piedmont Housing Alliance, 2000 Holiday Drive, Ste. 200, Charlottesville, Karen Reifenberge, ph. 434–817– 3 70,264.80
VA 22901–2899. 2436, fx. 434–817–0664.
American Environmental Justice Project, 16 West 25th Street, Baltimore, Johnnie M. Tasker, ph. 504–943– 3 80,000.00
MD 21218–5002. 5954.
ACORN Fair Housing, A Project Of American Institute, 739 8th Street, SE., Valerie Coffin, ph. 410–735–3373, fx. 3 80,000.00
Washington, DC 20003–2802. 410–735–3383.
Fair Housing Council of Montgomery County, 105 E. Glenside Avenue, Ste. Elizabeth Albert, ph. 215–576–7711, 3 80,000.00
3, Glenside, PA 19038–4602. fx. 215–576–1509.
North Carolina Fair Housing Center, 114 W. Parrish Street, 2nd Floor, Dur- Stella Jones, ph. 919–667–0888, fx. 4 78,134.40
ham, NC 27701–3321. 919–667–1558.
Fair Housing Agency of Alabama, 1111 E Interstate 65, Service Road # Enrique Lang, ph. 251–471–9333, fx. 4 79,924.00
109, Mobile, AL 36606. 251–471–9882.
Metropolitan Development and Housing Agency, 701 South Sixth Street, Esperanza Soriano-McCrary, ph. 4 63,663.20
Nashville, TN 37206–3809. 615–252–8535, fx. 615–780–7059.
Waccamaw Regional Council of Governments, 1230 Highmarket Street, C. Kenneth Thompson, ph. 843–546– 4 79,445.60
Georgetown, SC 29440–3227. 8502, fx. 843–527–2302.
Prairie State Legal Services, Inc., 975 N. Main Street, Rockford, IL 61103– David Wolowitz, ph. 630–690–2130, 5 80,000.00
7064. fx. 630–690–2279.
Fair Housing Center of Southwest Michigan, 323 N. Burdick Street, Kala- Patricia L. Winston, ph. 269–927– 5 80,000.00
mazoo, MI 49007. 6777.
Indiana Civil Rights Commission, 100 N. Senate Avenue, Rm. N103, Indi- Judy Kochanczyk, ph. 317–233– 5 80,000.00
anapolis, IN 48204–2255. 6306, fx. 317–232–6580.
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Housing Opportunities Made Equal of Greater Cincinnati, 2400 Reding Deborah Jetter, ph. 513–721–4663, 5 80,000.00
Road, Ste. 404, Cincinnati, OH 31606–2015. fx. 513–721–1642.
ACORN Housing Corporation, Inc, 757 Raymond Avenue, #215, St. Paul, Michael Shea, ph. 651–203–0008, fx. 5 80,000.00
MN 55114–1723. 651–203–1046.
City of Santa Fe, P.O. Box 909, Santa Fe, NM 87504–0909 ........................ Alexandra Ladd, ph. 505–955–6567, 6 77,493.60
fx. 505–955–6671.

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Applicant name Contact person Region Award amount

ACORN Institute, Inc., 1024 Elysian Fields Avenue, New Orleans, LA Carolyn Carr, ph. 202–546–3499, fx. 6 80,000.00
70117–8402. 202–546–2483.
CCC Service of Greater Dallas, Inc., 8737 King George Drive, Dallas, TX Bettye Banks, ph. 214–638–2227, fx. 6 80,000.00
75235–2222. 214–540–6900.
Housing Partners of Tulsa, Inc., 415 East Independence, Tulsa, OK Susan Olivarez, ph. 918–581–5711, 6 57,262.86
74106–5727. fx. 918–581–0645.
High Plains Community Development Corporation, Inc., 130 East 2nd Marguerite Vey-Miller, ph. 308–432– 7 34,871.54
Street, Chadron, NE 69337–2329. 4346, fx. 308–432–4655.
Colorado Coalition for the Homeless, 2111 Champa Street, Denver, CO John Panvensky, ph. 303–239–2217, 8 80,000.00
80203–2529. fx. 303–207–1653.
Greater Napa Fair Housing Center, 611 Cabot Way, Napa, CA 94559– Kathryn Winter, ph. 707–224–9720, 9 79,992.00
4731. fx. 707–224–1566.
Legal Aid Society of Oregon, 921 SW Washington Street, Ste. 570, Port- Thomas Matsuda, ph. 503–471– 10 79,588.80
land, OR 97205–2831. 1159, fx. 503–471–0147.
Idaho Legal Aid Services, Inc, 310 North Fifth Street, Boise, ID 83702– Kelly Miller, ph. 208–336–8980, fx. 10 80,000.00
5907. 208–342–2561.
Housing Network of Rhode Island Association, 48 Nashua Street, Provi- Carrie Zaslow, ph. 401–521–1461, fx. 1 47,261.50
dence, RI 02904–1815. 401–521–1478.
Office of Human Affairs, P.O. Box 37, Newport News, VA 23607–0037 ....... Robert Ayers, ph. 757–247–0379, fx. 3 34,769.34
757–247–0652.
D.C. Department of Housing and Community Development, 801 North Cap- Patricia Gutierrez, ph. 202–442– 3 18,104.17
itol Street, NE., Ste. 800, Washington, DC 20002–4202. 7238, fx. 202–535–1392.
Mid-Florida Housing Partnership, Inc., 330 North Street, Daytona Beach, Harry Lapins, ph. 386–252–7200, fx. 4 50,000.00
FL 32114–2612. 386–239–7119.
Greenville County Human Relations Community, 301 University Ridge, Ste. Sharon Smathers, ph. 864–467–7095 4 50,000.00
1600, Greenville, SC 29601–3613.
ACORN Housing Corporation of Texas, 2600 South Loop W, Ste. 270, Ernest Brown, ph. 713–863–9002 ..... 6 49,865.00
Houston, TX 77054–2604.
Arkansas Community Housing Corporation, Little Rock, AR 72206–1527 .... Dickson Bell, ph. 501–376–7151, fx. 6 50,000.00
501–376–3952.
Urban League of Metropolitan St. Louis, 3701 Gradel Square, St. Louis, Linda Harris, ph. 618–274–1150, fx. 7 50,000.00
MO 63156–8138. 618–482–2581.
Legal Aid Foundation of Los Angeles, 1102 Crenshaw Boulevard, Los An- Mary Heiman, ph. 323–801–7971 ..... 9 50,000.00
geles, CA 90040–2922.

Education and Outreach Initiative/Disability Component

Peaceful Sanctuary Christian Church, 3575 West River Commons, Evelyn Beacham, ph. 770–942–0552, 4 100,000.00
Douglasville, GA 30135–3081. fx. 770–942–8949.
Boley Centers for Behavior Health Care, 445 31st Street North, Saint Pe- Jack Humburg, ph. 727–821–4819, 4 90,922.00
tersburg, FL 33713–7605. fx. 727–822–6240.
Statewide Independent Living Council Of Illinois, 122 South Fourth Street, Robin Benson, ph. 217–523–2587, 5 86,400.00
Springfield, IL 62701–1204. fx. 217–523–0427.
Housing Research and Advocacy Center, 3631 Perkins Avenue 3A–2, Charles Bromley, ph. 216–361–9240, 5 100,000.00
Cleveland, OH 44114–4702. fx. 216–426–1290.
Advocacy Center, 225 Baronne Street, Ste. 2112, New Orleans, LA Lois Simpson, ph. 504–522–2337, fx. 6 100,000.00
70112–1724. 504–522–5507.
AIDS Legal Referral Panel, 1663 Mission Street, Ste. 500, San Francisco, Bill Hirsh, ph. 415–701–1200, fx. 9 22,678.00
CA 94103–2484. 415–701–1400.

Education and Outreach Initiative/Hispanic Fair Housing Awareness Component

Ceiba Housing and Economic, Development Advocacy, 252 Lauro Pinero Hector Nieves, ph.787–885–3020, fx. 4 92,386.00
Avenue, Ceiba, PR 00735–2707. 787–885–0716.
ACORN Community Land Association, 411 Bellamah Avenue, NW., Albu- Sharon Trotter, ph. 505–244–1086, 6 99,775.00
querque, NM 87102–1315. fx. 505–244–1088.
Housing Authority of the County of Fresno, P.O. Box 11985, Fresno, CA Martha Cabellero, ph. 530–742– 9 7,999.00
93776–1985. 7235, fx. 530–741–0854.
ACORN Housing Corporation of Arizona, 1018 West Roosevelt, Phoenix, Marilyn Perez, ph. 602–253–1111, fx. 9 99,840.00
AZ 85007–2107. 602–258–7143.
LaRaza Centro Legal, 474 Valencia Street, Ste. 295, San Francisco, CA Anamaria Loya, ph. 415–553–3429, 9 100,000.00
94103–3471. fx. 415–255–7593.

Private Enforcement Initiative

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Fair Housing Center of Greater Boston, 59 Temple Place, Ste. 1105, Bos- David Harris, ph. 617–399–0491, fx. 1 219,996.00
ton, MA 02111–1344. 617–399–0492.
Connecticut Fair Housing Center, 221 Main Street, Hartford, CT 06106– Erin Kemple, ph. 860–247–4400, fx. 1 220,000.00
1890. 860–247–4236.
New Hampshire Legal Assistance, 1361 Elm Street, Ste. 307, Manchester, Christine Wellington, ph. 603–206– 1 219,602.40
NH 03101–1323. 2214, fx. 603–625–1840.

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Applicant name Contact person Region Award amount

Housing Discrimination Project, 57 Suffolk Street, Holyoke, MA 12201– Jamie Williamson-Marley, ph. 413– 1 220,000.00
5054. 539–9796, fx. 413–533–9978.
Pine Tree Legal Assistance, 88 Federal Street, Portland, ME 04112–4205 Nan Heald, ph. 207–774–4753, fx. 1 220,000.00
207–828–2300.
Fair Housing Council of Central New York, Inc, 327 West Fayette Street, Merrilee Witherell, ph. 315–471– 2 210,723.20
Ste. 408, Syracuse, NY 13202–1264. 0420, fx. 315–471–0549.
Fair Housing Council of Northern New Jersey, 131 Main Street, Hacken- Lee Porter, ph. 201–489–3552, fx. 2 220,000.00
sack, NJ 07601–7052. 201–489–8472.
South Brooklyn Legal Services, 105 Court Street, Brooklyn, NY 11201– Edward Josephson, ph. 718–237– 2 220,000.00
5645. 5500, fx. 718–875–8546.
Long Island Housing Services, Inc., 3900 Veterans Memorial Hwy.#251, Michelle Santantonio, ph. 631–467– 2 200,176.80
Bohemia, NY 11716–1042. 5111, fx. 631–467–5131.
Fair Housing Council of Suburban Philadelphia, 225 South Chester Road, James Berry, ph. 610–604–4411, fx. 3 219,760.80
Ste. 1, Swarthmore, PA 19081–1919. 610–604–4424.
Equal Rights Center, 11 Dupont Circle, NW., 4th Floor, Washington, DC Bruce Kahn, ph. 202–234–3062, fx. 3 220,000.00
20036–1207. 202–234–3106.
Fair Housing Partnership of Greater Pittsburgh, Conestoga Building, 7 Marian Kent, ph. 412–391–2535, fx. 3 219,736.80
Wood Street, Ste. 6, Pittsburgh, PA 15222–1920. 412–391–2647.
Baltimore Neighborhoods, Inc., 2217 St. Paul Street, Baltimore, MD Joseph Coffey, ph. 410–243–4468, 3 182,468.80
21218–5806. fx. 410–243–1342.
Fair Housing Center of Northern Alabama, 1728 3rd Avenue, North, Ste. Lila Hackett, ph. 205–324–0111, fx. 4 219,992.00
400C, Birmingham, AL 35203–2033. 205–320–0238.
Jacksonville Area Legal Aid, Inc., 126 West Adams Street, Jacksonville, FL Michael Figgins, ph. 904–356–8371, 4 219,868.00
32202–3849. fx. 904–356–8780.
Bay Area Legal Services, Inc., 829 W. Dr. Martin Luther King Blvd., Richard Woltman, Ph. 813–232– 4 152,701.60
Tampa, FL 33603–8309. 1343, fx. 813–232–1403.
Metro Fair Housing Services, 1514 E. Cleveland Avenue, Ste. 118, East Foster Corbin, ph. 404–765–3985, fx. 4 220,000.00
Point, GA 30344–6967. 404–765–3985.
Housing Opportunities Project for Excellence, 18441 NW 2nd Avenue, Ste. Keenya Robertson, ph. 305–651– 4 220,000.00
218, Miami, FL 33169–4517. 4673, fx. 305–493–0108.
North Delta Mississippi Enterprise Community, P.O. Box 330, Sardis, MS Robert Avant, ph. 662–487–1968, fx. 4 220,000.00
39666–0330. 662–487–0088.
Central Alabama Fair Housing Center, Inc., 1817 West Second Street, Faith Cooper, ph. 334–263–4663, fx. 4 219,200.00
Montgomery, AL 36106–1503. 334–263–4664.
Lexington Fair Housing Council, Inc., 205 E. Reynolds Road, Ste. E, Lex- Arthur Crosby, ph. 859–971–8067, fx. 4 207,531.20
ington, KY 40517–1316. 859–971–1652.
West Tennessee Legal Services, 210 West Main Street, P.O. Box 2066, Carol Gish, ph. 731–426–1309, fx. 4 220,000.00
Jackson, TN 38302–2066. 731–423–2600.
Tennessee Fair Housing Council, 107 Music City Circle, Ste. 318, Nash- Tracey McCartney, ph. 615–874– 4 200,918.40
ville, TN 37214–1214. 2344, fx.615–874–1636. (PEI)
HOPE Fair Housing Center, 2100 Manchester Road, Ste. 2070 B, Whea- Bernard Kleina, ph. 630–690–6500, 5 219,586.40
ton, IL 60187–4591. fx. 630–690–6586.
Miami Valley Fair Housing Center, Inc., 21–23 East Babbit Street, Dayton, Jim McCarthy, ph. 937–223–6035, fx. 5 219,999.02
OH 45405–4968. 937–223–6279.
Fair Housing Center of Southeastern Michigan, P.O. Box 7825, 420 N 4th Pamela Kisch, ph. 734–994–3426, fx. 5 67,384.86
Avenue, Ann Arbor, MI 48107–7825. 734–665–2974.
Chicago Lawyers’ Committee for Civil Rights, 100 N LaSalle Street, Ste. Gaylene Henry, ph. 312–630–09744, 5 219,988.80
600, Chicago, IL 60602–2448. fx. 312–630–1127.
Metropolitan Milwaukee Fair Housing Council, 600 East Mason Street, Ste. William Tisdale, ph. 414–278–1240, 5 219, 994.40
200, Milwaukee, WI 53202–3831. fx. 414–278–8033.
Fair Housing Center, 1000 Monroe Street, Ste. 4, Toledo, OH 43624–1954 Michael Marsh, ph. 419–243–6163, 5 220,000.00
fx. 419–243–3536.
John Marshall Law School, 315 S Plymouth Court, Chicago, IL 60604– Michael Seng, ph. 312–987–1446, fx. 5 219,668.80
3969. 312–427–9438.
Fair Housing Center of Metro Detroit, 1249 Washington Boulevard, Detroit, Clifford Schrupp, ph.313–963–1274, 5 98,985.60
MI 48226–1828. fx. 313–963–4817.
Tri-County Independent Living Center, 680 East Market Street, Ste. 205, Rose Juriga, ph. 330–762–0007, fx. 5 220,000.00
Akron, OH 44304–1640. 330–762–7416.
South Suburban Housing Center, 18220 Harwood Avenue, Ste. 1, John Petruszak, ph.708–957–4674, 5 200,000.00
Homewood, IL 60430–2151. fx. 708–957–4761.
Legal Services of Eastern Michigan, 436 S. Saginaw Street, Flint, MI Teresa Trantham, ph. 810–234– 5 161,034.40
48502–1812. 2621, fx. 810–234–9039.
Fair Housing Center of Greater Grand Rapids,1514 Wealthy SE., Ste. 226, Nancy Haynes, ph. 616–451–2980, 5 175,820.00
Grand Rapids, MI 49506–2755. fx. 616–451–2657.
Legal Aid Society of Minneapolis, 430 First Avenue North, Ste. 300, Min- Lisa Cohen, ph. 612–746–3702, fx. 5 220,000.00
neapolis, MN 55401–1780. 612–334–5755.
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Fair Housing Contact Service, 333 South Main Street, Ste. 300, Akron, OH Tamala Skipper, ph. 330–376–6191, 5 138,880.80
44308. fx. 330–376–8391. (PEI)
New Mexico Legal Aid, Inc., P.O. Box 25486, Albuquerque, NM 87125– John Arango, ph. 505–243–7871, fx. 6 220,000.00
5486. 505–842–9864.
Austin Tenants Council, 1619 E. Cesar Chavez Street, Austin, TX 78702– Katherine Stark, ph. 512–474–7007, 6 218,946.40
4455. fx. 512–474–0197.

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Applicant name Contact person Region Award amount

Greater New Orleans Fair Housing Action Center, 938 Lafayette Street, Jeffery May, ph. 504–596–2100, fx. 6 219,999.20
Ste. 413, New Orleans, LA 70113–1034. 504–596–2004.
Metropolitan Fair Housing Council, 1500 NE 4th Street, Ste., 201, Okla- George Wesley, ph. 405–232–3247, 6 216,380.80
homa City, OK 73117–3003. fx. 405–232–5119.
Family Housing Advisory Services, Inc., 2416 Lake Street, Omaha, NE Jill Fenner, ph. 402–934–6675, fx. 7 220,000.00
68110–3831. 412–934–7928.
Metropolitan St. Louis Equal Housing Opportunity, 1027 S Vandeventer, Willie Jordan, ph. 314–534–5800, fx. 7 219,999.32
4th Street, St. Louis, MO 63110–3805. 314–534–2551.
North Dakota Housing Council, Inc., 533 Airport Road, Ste. C, Bismark, ND Amy Nelson, ph. 701–221–2530, fx. 8 219,360.00
58504–6177. 701–221–9597.
Montana Fair Housing, Inc., 2522 South 3rd Street, West, Missoula, MT Robert Liston, ph. 406–542–2611, fx. 8 219,869.60
59804–1329. 406–542–2235.
California Rural Legal Assistance, 631 Howard Street, Ste. 300, San Fran- Ilene Jacobs, ph. 530–742–7235, fx. 9 220,000.00
cisco, CA 94105–3935. 530–741–0854.
Bay Area Legal Aid, 405 14th Street, 8th Floor, Oakland, CA 94612–2704 Ramon Arias, ph. 510–663–4755, fx. 9 220,000,00
510–663–4719.
Sentinel Fair Housing, 510 16th Street, Ste. 560, Oakland, CA 94612–1520 Mona Breed, ph. 510–836–2687, fx. 9 187,040.80
510–836–0461.
Southwest Fair Housing Council, 2030 Broadway, Ste. 101, Tucson, AZ Richard Rhey, ph. 520–798–1568, fx. 9 218,535.20
85719–5908. 520–620–6796.
Silver State Fair Housing Council, 855 E. Fourth Street, Ste. E, Reno, NV Katherine Copeland, ph. 775–324– 9 218,462.40
89512–3555. 0990, fx. 775–324–7507.
Legal Aid Society of Hawaii, 924 Bethel Street, Honolulu, HI 96813–4304 .. N. Nalan Fujimori, ph. 808–527– 9 220,000.00
8014, fx. 808–527–8088.
Arizona Fair Housing Center, 615 N 5th Avenue, Phoenix, AZ 85003–1528 Edward Valenzuela, ph. 602–548– 9 213,655.20
1599, fx. 602–548–1695.
Orange County Fair Housing Council, Inc., 201 S. Broadway, Santa Ana, Deborah Pierson, ph. 714–569–0823, 9 123,600.00
CA 92701–5633. fx. 714–835–0281.
Fair Housing of Marin, 615 B Street, San Rafael, CA 94901–3884 .............. Nancy Kenyon, ph. 415–457–5025, 9 220,000.00
fx. 415–457–6382.
Fair Housing Council of Central California, Inc., 560 E Shields Avenue, Ste. Marilyn Borelli, ph. 559–244–2950, 9 220,000.00
103, Fresno, CA 93728–4648. fx. 559–244–2956.
Project Sentinel, Inc., 430 Sherman Avenue, Ste. 308, Palo Alto, CA Ann Marquart, ph. 650–321–6291, fx. 9 220,000.00
94306–1854. 650–321–4173.
Northwest Fair Housing Alliance, 35 W Main Street, Ste. 250, Spokane, Florence Brassier, ph. 509–325– 10 220,000.00
WA 99201–0116. 2665, fx. 509–325–2716.
Fair Housing Council of South Puget Sound, 1517 South Fawcett, Ste. Lauren Walker, ph. 253–274–9523, 10 220,000.00
250, Tacoma, WA 98402–1807. fx. 253–274–8220.
Fair Housing Council of Oregon, 1020 SW Taylor Street, Ste. 700, Port- Pegge McGuire, ph. 503–223–3542, 10 219,931.20
land, OR 97205–2512. fx. 503–223–3396.

Fair Housing Organizations Initiative/ Establishing New Organizations Component

Metropolitan Milwaukee Fair Housing Council, 600 East Mason Street, Ste. William Tisdale, ph. 414–278–1240, 2 1,049,985.00
200, Milwaukee, WI 53202–3831. fx. 414–278–8033.
Fair Housing Council of Central New York, 327 West Fayette Street, Ste. Merrilee Wetherell, ph. 315–471– 2 200,000.00
408, Syracuse, NY 13202–1275. 0420, fx. 315–471–0549.
Legal Services of Eastern Michigan, 436 South Saginaw Street, Flint, MI Teresa F. Trantham, ph. 810–234– 5 200,000.00
48502. 2621, fx. 810–234–9039.
ACORN Community Land Association of Louisiana, c/o 16 West 25th Valerie Coffin, ph. 410–735–3373, fx. 9 200,000.00
Street, Baltimore, MD 21218. 410–735–3383.

Education and Outreach Initiative/National Component

Leadership Conference on Civil Rights Education, 1629 K Street NW 10th Karen Lawson, ph. 202–466–3434, 3 499,938.00
Floor, Washington, DC 20006–1602. fx. 202–466–3435.

FY 2003 Continuation Funding of Fair Housing Initiatives Program Award Out of FY 2004 Funding
Education and Outreach Initiative/Partnership with Historically Black Colleges and Universities

Howard University School of Law, 2400 6th Street, NW, P.O. Box 1071, Tamar Meekins, ph. 202–806–8082, 3 1,000,000.00
Washington, DC 20059–0001. fx. 202–806–8436.

Secretary Initiated Projects/ Contracts

Project for Training and Technical Assistance Guidance—Contract
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BearingPoint, LLC (formerly KPMG Consulting), 1676 International Dr., Wendy F. Carr, 703–747–4230 ......... 3 1,265,207.00
McClean VA 22102–4828.

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 53112 Federal Register / Vol. 71, No. 174 / Friday, September 8, 2006 / Notices

[FR Doc. E6–14840 Filed 9–7–06; 8:45 am]
BILLING CODE 4210–67–P
DEPARTMENT OF HOUSING AND
URBAN DEVELOPMENT
[Docket No. FR–4800–FA–11]
Announcement of Funding Awards
Fair Housing Initiatives Program Fiscal
Year 2003
AGENCY: Office of the Assistant
Secretary for Fair Housing and Equal
Opportunity, HUD.
ACTION: Announcement of funding
awards.
SUMMARY: In accordance with section
102(a)(4)(C) of the Department of
Housing and Urban Development
Reform Act of 1989, this announcement
notifies the public of funding decisions
made by the Department for funding
under the SuperNotice of Funding
Availability (SuperNOFA) for the Fair
Housing Initiatives Program (FHIP) for
Fiscal Year (FY) 2003. This
announcement contains the names and
addresses of those award recipients
selected for funding based on the rating
and ranking of all applications and the
amount of the awards.
FOR FURTHER INFORMATION CONTACT:
Myron Newry, Director, FHIP Support
Division, Office of Programs, Room
5230, 451 Seventh Street, SW.,
Washington, DC 20410. Telephone
number (202) 708–2215 (this is not a
toll-free number). A
telecommunications device (TTY) for
hearing or speech-impaired persons is
available at 1–800–877–8339 (this is a
toll-free number).
SUPPLEMENTARY INFORMATION: Title VIII
of the Civil Rights Act of 1968, as
amended, 42 U.S.C. 3601–19 (the Fair
Housing Act) charges the Secretary of
Housing and Urban Development with
responsibility to accept and investigate
complaints alleging discrimination
based on race, color, religion, sex,
handicap, familial status or national
origin in the sale, rental, or financing of
most housing. In addition, the Fair
Housing Act directs the Secretary to
coordinate with State and local agencies
administering fair housing laws and to
cooperate with and render technical
assistance to public or private entities
carrying out programs to prevent and
eliminate discriminatory housing
practices.
Section 561 of the Housing and
Community Development Act of 1987,
42 U.S.C. 3616, established the FHIP to
strengthen the Department’s
enforcement of the Fair Housing Act
and to further fair housing. This
program assists projects and activities
designed to enhance compliance with
the Fair Housing Act and substantially
equivalent State and local fair housing
laws. Implementing regulations are
found at 24 CFR Part 125. The
Department announced in the Federal
Register on April 25, 2003 (68 FR
21001–21082 and 21195–21240), the
availability of approximately
$17,618,375 out of an appropriation of
$20,118,375 and any potential
recapture, to be utilized for the FHIP
projects and activities through the
Education and Outreach Initiative (EOI),
including an EOI—National Program—
Model Codes Partnership Component
(MCPC), the Private Enforcement
Initiative (PEI), and the Fair Housing
Organizations Initiative (FHOI). The
remaining approximately $2,500,000 is
designated ‘‘for contracts, including the
continuation of activities for the third
option year under the Project for
Training and Technical Assistance
Guidance (PATTG) [announced under a
previous solicitation] and in furtherance
of fair housing education and outreach
to meet HUD’s Minority Serving
Institution (MSI) goals. The funds to
further the Department’s goals to work
with MSIs will be announced under a
separate solicitation.’’ This Notice was
amended on June 17, 2003 (68 FR
36426–36444) to make certain technical
corrections.
This Notice announces the award of
approximately $18,534,463.78 in grants
to 120 organizations and $1,400,000.00
in a contract to 1 organization.
The Department reviewed, evaluated
and scored the applications received
based on the criteria in the fiscal year
2003 SuperNOFA. As a result, HUD has
funded the applications announced in
Appendix A, and in accordance with
section 102(a)(4)(C) of the Department of
Housing and Urban Development
Reform Act of 1989 (103 Stat. 1987, 42
U.S.C. 3545), the Department is hereby
publishing details concerning the
recipients of funding awards in
Appendix A of this document.
The Catalog of Federal Domestic
Assistance Number for currently funded
Initiatives under the Fair Housing
Initiatives Program is 14.408.
Dated: August 10, 2006.
Bryan Greene,
Deputy Assistant Secretary for Enforcement
and Programs.

APPENDIX A
Applicant name Contact person Region Award amount

Fair Housing Initiatives Program Awards FY 2003

Education and Outreach Initiative/General Component

Pro-Home, Inc., 45 School Street, Taunton, MA 02780 ................................. Mary Ellen Rochette, (508) 821–1092 1 $45,076.80
HAP, Inc., 322 Main Street, Springfield, MA 01105 ....................................... Carol B. Walker, (413) 233–1668 ...... 1 79,996.00
Champlain Valley Office of Economic Opportunity, 191 North Street, Bur- Robert Meehan, (802) 651–0551 ...... 1 79,692.00
lington, VT 05402.
New Jersey Department of Community Affairs, P.O. Box 806, 101 South Sheri Malnak, (609) 984–8453 .......... 2 79,667.20
Broad Street, Trenton, NJ 08625.
Westchester Residential Opportunities, Inc., 470 Mamaroneck Avenue, Ste. Ann Seligsohn, (914) 428–4507 ........ 2 79,974.40
410, White Plains, NY 10605.
Housing Council in the Monroe County Area, Inc., 183 East Main Street, Anne S. Peterson, (585) 546–3700 ... 2 79,984.00
Ste. #1100, Rochester, NY 14604.
Neighborhood Economic Development Advocacy Project, 73 Spring Street, Sarah Ludwig, (212) 680–5100 ......... 2 80,000.00
Ste. 506, New York, NY 10012.
NJ Citizens Action, 400 Main Street, Hackensack, NJ 07601 ....................... Phyllis Salowe-Kaye, (201) 488–2804 2 80,000.00
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HELP Social Service Corporation, 30 E. 33rd Street, 9th Floor, New York, Ronnie Silverman, (212) 779–3350 ... 2 80,000.00
NY 10016.
AAFE Community Development Fund, Inc., 111 Division Street, New York, Siu-Kwan Chan, (212) 964–2288 ...... 2 80,000.00
NY 10016.
Delaware Community Reinvestment Action Council, Inc., 601 N Church Rashmi Rangan, (302) 654–5024 ..... 3 51,200.00
Street, Wilmington, DE 19801.

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