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This improved conditions in already constructed and for building tenment houses.
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The U.S. Housing Corporation was etablished to provide housing for veterans.
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The Federal Home Bank Act established 12 district Federal Home Loan Banks as the framework of a reserve credit organization for home-financing institutions.
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This Act established a corporation to refinance the mortgages of distressed homeowners.
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It started the public housing program with the objective of providing decent, sanitary housing for low-income families. The Housing Act of 1937 set the principle of basing rental payments on a family's ability to pay.
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This provided for federal financing of housing for those involved in the war effort. Two million home were built due to this Act.
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This agency was created by executive order was the first attempt to coordinate all federal housing programs.
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The Veteran's Emergency Housing Act established the VA program for mortgage insurance. The Farmers Housing Administration was created by the U.S. Department of Agriculture; it offers assistance in rural areas to help families obtain housing.
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This created the Housing and Home Finance Agency,. The Federal Housing Administration, the Public Housing Administration, and the Home Loan Bank were all brought under the supervision of the Housing Administrator.
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It developed the now well-known expression of a "decent home and suitable enviroment for every American family."
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The objective was to create a total program to prevent housing blight.
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This included the "Workable Program" and established the Urban Planning Assistance Program (701 Program.)
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It established relocation payments for families and businesses, aid for housing for older people, and the General Neighborhood Renewal Program.
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It extended the urban renewal program and created the Community Renewal Program.
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This shifted more of the financial burden from local communities to the federal government.
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The Housing Act of 1964 authorized code enforcement of urban renewal projects intended to attack the beginnings of blight in basically sound areas.
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This authorized the formation of cabinet-level federal agency, named the U.S. Department of Housing and Ubran Development (HUD). It approved a variety of new approaches to urban improvement.
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This Act required the provision of a substantial number of low- and moderate-cost standard housing units in the development of an urban renewal area.
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It added two new programs to house low- and moderate-income families whose incomes were above the level permitted by public housing. The government helped pay home mortgage and mortgage interest of the housing project sponser.
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This authorized the establishment of a national urban growth policy to encourage and support orderly growth of populated areas.
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Funds were provided to begin and continue urban renewal or neighborhood development programs.
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It mandated appliance labeling. This authorized temporary assistance to help defray mortgage payments on homes owned by persons who were temporarily unemployed or underemployed as the result of adverse economics conditions.
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The Act amended and extended many laws relating to fields of housing and commerical development.
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This made it easier for people to buy and improve their dwellings; it revised many loan regulations. Other improvement for other Acts:
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-regulating discharges of pollutants
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It required energy-saving measures nationwide and reduce the country's dependence on oil from other nations.
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It extended programs and appropriate funds to carry out the initial purpose of the Act.
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This movers to offer binding estimates of what a move would cost.
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They agreed to increase subsides to builders of low-income housing.
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-eased regulations on mortgage revenue bonds
-increased money available for homebuyers
-more first-time homebuyers to qualify for loans
-reduced processing time for FHA loan applications
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This bill was to provide federal loans to homeowners facing foreclosure or falling far behind on mortgage payments because of the recession.
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The Act provided emergency food and shelter to the homeless.
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Programs to clean hazardous waste sites were expanded.
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Reforms in residents' rights and care standards in nursing homes. Created to protect and improve their lives and safety of the homeless.
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-gave HUD the authority to penalize those practicing discrimination in housing sales and rentals
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-to help families purchase homes -provided measures to reduce pollution for benefit tot he health of the general public
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The Ast was amended to include war veterans and residents of Indian Reservations.
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-requires sellers, landlords, and agents to warn homebuyers and tenants of lead-based paint and its hazards in housing built prior to 1978 -required that states adopt a residential building code for energy efficency that meets or exceeds the Council of American Building Officials (CABO) Mode Energy Code
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This was passed to exempt housing communities of older persons from the Fair Housing Act discrimination charges.
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-disclosure of lead-based paint -improving the delivery of housing assistance to Indian tribes in a manner that recognizes the right of tribal self-governance and other priorities -amended to go beyond just the treatment of water for safety
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-provided for the demolition of deteriorating public housing and replacement with mixed-income housing through parnerships with the public sector -established air quality standards
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It was increased to Native Hawaiians.
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It was amended and expanded to require skilled nursing facilities to provide services to meet the highest practical physical, medical, and psychological well-being of every resident.
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-provides removal of barriers to homeowernship, including down payment provisions
-tribal housing, people with special needs, and others benefit from the law -expanded to include a model program for weatherizing housing of low-income families -
This administration helped vulnerable older persons remain in their own homes by providing support services.
