Energy performance contracting: financing capital improvements with private funds

Article Abstract:

Local housing authorities are allowed to spend public or private funds to improve energy conservation in public and assisted housing projects. However cuts in government funds have encouraged more housing authorities to contract with public firms simply to cut high energy costs.

Electronic computers, Electronic Computer Manufacturing, Administration of Housing Programs, Urban Planning, and Development, Energy Mgmt Computer Systems, Community & Regional Develop-Local, Usage, Energy use, Energy policy, Contracts, Public housing, Computer applications, Community development, Control equipment industry, Energy management, Federal aid to community development, Government aid to community development, Housing authorities, Energy management systems

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Community leadership requires a new level of civility

Article Abstract:

Issues related to the importance of civil behavior in community leadership and relations are examined. Topics include the Greek meaning of the word "civilis," abuses of freedom in the media, and the need to set collective standards of civility.

SOCIAL SERVICES, Community Services, Community Food and Housing, and Emergency and Other Relief Services, Social aspects, Standards, Leadership, Community life, Community leadership

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Compliance is in the Details

Article Abstract:

An analysis and breakdown of the new deconcentration rule by HUD is given. The rule is broken down and the exemptions are explained.

Administrative agencies, Government agencies

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