Code of Federal Regulations: Containing a Codification of Documents of General Applicability and Future Effect as of December 31, 1948, with Ancillaries and IndexDivision of the Federal Register, the National Archives, 1978 - Administrative law |
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... costs may not exceed $ 250,000 or such other limitations as the Secre- tary may impose from time to time . In any event , only the cost of otherwise eligible development which com- mences after HUD approval of a proj- ect application ...
... costs may not exceed $ 250,000 or such other limitations as the Secre- tary may impose from time to time . In any event , only the cost of otherwise eligible development which com- mences after HUD approval of a proj- ect application ...
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... costs may not exceed $ 250,000 or such other limitations as the Secre- tary may impose from time to time . In any event , only the cost of otherwise eligible development which mences after HUD approval of a proj- ect application will be ...
... costs may not exceed $ 250,000 or such other limitations as the Secre- tary may impose from time to time . In any event , only the cost of otherwise eligible development which mences after HUD approval of a proj- ect application will be ...
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... costs may not exceed $ 250,000 or such other limitations as the Secre- tary may impose from time to time . In any event , only the cost of otherwise eligible development which com- mences after HUD approval of a proj- ect application ...
... costs may not exceed $ 250,000 or such other limitations as the Secre- tary may impose from time to time . In any event , only the cost of otherwise eligible development which com- mences after HUD approval of a proj- ect application ...
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... costs attributable to the facility pro- posed for assistance as separate and distinct from the overall costs of the multiple - use building and / or facility . For example , a senior center , which is to occupy space within a building ...
... costs attributable to the facility pro- posed for assistance as separate and distinct from the overall costs of the multiple - use building and / or facility . For example , a senior center , which is to occupy space within a building ...
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... costs of the public improvement levied against the benefitting properties . This term does not relate to taxes , or the establishment of the value of real estate for the purpose of levying real estate , property , or ad valorem taxes ...
... costs of the public improvement levied against the benefitting properties . This term does not relate to taxes , or the establishment of the value of real estate for the purpose of levying real estate , property , or ad valorem taxes ...
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