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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 Notice of Funding Availability (NOFA) HCV-FSS program for FY 2011. This announcement contains the consolidated names and addresses of those award recipients selected for funding based on the funding priority categories established in the NOFA.
... Corporation. Albertville Housing Authority. 711 South Broad Street... Albertville... AL ...Adams Metropolitan Housing 401 East Seventh Street... Manchest...
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The movable barrier plan came from the Metropolitan Transportation Com-. mission. It gained support in the commission's Bay Area Toll Authority Oversight Committee. [Marin Supervisor Charles McGlashan] Steve Kinsey is chairman of the committee. His participation at MTC and McGlashan's at BCDC creates a pair of potent Marin advocates for the bike and pedestrian plan. The power BCDC has over projects that affect the bay makes it a critical gatekeeper in any Caltrans proposal to create a third traffic lane. "The bottom line is that I intend to take a very hard line at BCDC about public access," says McGlashan. "If Caltrans is going to propose a freeway with no [auxiliary] shoulder over that bridge, then I propose a bridge that has no shoulder but has a bike lane. It is absurd to close it o...
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The Silver Line, a new bus service connecting the San Gabriel Valley and the South Bay via downtown Los Angeles, will begin operating later this month, the Metropolitan Transportation Authority announced Thursday. Starting Dec. 13, the Silver Line will operate between the El Monte Station and the Artesia Transit Center in Gardena via the Harbor Transitway on the Harbor (110) Freeway.
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I look at tidal wetlands as about as close to magic as you're ever going to get when you're dealing with sea-level rise," says Will Travis, executive director of the San Francisco Bay Conservation and Development Commission. "All wetlands are wonderful for flood protection. They soak up floodwater and they absorb wave energy. And they actually sequester carbon. I know of nothing else that fits both categories: reducing greenhouse gases and adapting to the impacts of climate change that we can't reduce or eliminate. Each time scientists assess the consequences of sea-level rise it seems to get increasingly dire, says Sam Schuchat, executive director of the California Coastal Conservancy and chair of the San Francisco Bay Restoration Authority. Schuchat says implications of sea-level ri...
... Bay Area Governments (ABAG) and the Metropolitan Transportation Commission "on a regional strategy ...
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GOP defeat should be inevitable It seems that millions of registered Democrats now view the Republicans as a party that wants to protect every last penny of the wealthy from the slightest pittance of an income tax increase and categorically opposes concern for the homelessness of unemployed men and women living in cars or on the streets with their children. This is even as prominent, wealthy persons have indicated they would favor paying slightly higher taxes to help get the economy moving again, get people working and thereby contributing toward ending homelessness. With the impression of heartless intransigence on the part of Republicans, defeat should be inevitable next year for the majority of GOP candidates. I believe the good people of this nation feel that homelessness should r...
...For months, the South Bay Metropolitan Transportation Authority Council has been asking f...
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... that neither the Coalition Provisional Authority nor the Pentagon nor the State Department nor the ... TAYLOR: This would be the Subic Bay Metropolitan Authority, who I believe has control over that. Bu...
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The Federal Transit Administration (FTA) received several requests to waive its Buy America requirements for products used in ticket vending machines--the Mars Electronics International (MEI) Sodeco BNA57/542 Bill Handling Unit, and BNR3-XX, BNR4-XX and BNR5-XX Bank Note Recycler product; and the Nextek Corporation (Nextek) BV- 6000AG (BV-6000) Currency Validator Tekpak. FTA seeks public comment before deciding whether to grant the requests.
...'s customers include the Washington Metropolitan Area Transit Authority (WMATA), New York City Tran...
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... Huie and Terrence Lee Croft for the Metropolitan Atlanta Rapid Transit Authority. JUSTICE BLACKMUN...
