Arizona Department of Housing
2007 Information Bulletin
REGARDING PROGRAMS: State Housing Fund Program Summary and Applications Guide
REGARDING FUNDING SOURCES: State Housing Fund

INFORMATION BULLETIN No. 01‐07
ISSUED: February 13, 2007
RE:

Correction of term “licensed general contractor” cited in the State Housing Fund Program
Summary and Application Guide, Owner‐Occupied Emergency Repair Program Policies,
page 69

Correction to the State Housing Fund Program Summary and Application Guide, Owner‐Occupied

Emergency Repair Program Policies, page 69, section 7.13.1:
Correction to Bullet 4, cited within section 7.13.1, Owner‐Occupied Emergency Repair Program Policies,
now reads:
•

Unit inspection, work write‐up and bidding processes; Construction must be performed by a
contractor licensed with the Registrar of Contractors; be bonded and insured. A management
entity acting in place of a licensed contractor is not permitted. Licensed contractors must
provide a bid guarantee, payment bond and performance bond for each construction contract.
Licensed contractors or any of their subcontractors must not appear on the Federal Excluded
Parties List.

CONTACT: Kathy Blodgett, Homeownership Program Administrator (602) 771‐1021

Arizona Department of Housing
1700 W. Washington, Suite 210 y Phoenix, AZ 85007
Telephone (602) 771‐1000 y Facsimile (602) 771‐1002 y TDY (602) 771‐1001
www.housingaz.com

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The Arizona Department of Housing
2007 Information Bulletin
PROGRAMS:

Low Income Housing Tax Credit (LIHTC) Program

REGARDING:

Low Income Housing Tax Credit Income and Rent Limits
(Pre 1990 Developments) – Figures are effective as of 3/20/07.
Low Income Housing Tax Credit Income and Rent Limits
(Post 1989 Developments) – Figures are effective as of 3/20/07.

INFORMATION BULLETIN No. 02‐07
ISSUED:
RE:

March 26, 2007
Revised Income and Rent Limits for LIHTC Program

Attached are the revised 2007 rent and income limits for the Low Income Housing
Tax Credit (LIHTC) program. These limits are effective as of March 20, 2007. The
tables are also available for download at our website, www.housingaz.com.

PLEASE NOTE:
NEW PHYSICAL ADDRESS
EFFECTIVE APRIL 2, 2007
Arizona Department of Housing
1110 West Washington, Suite 310
Phoenix, AZ 85007
Telephone (602) 771‐1000 Facsimile (602) 771‐1002 TDY (602) 771‐1001
www.housingaz.com

ARIZONA LOW INCOME HOUSING TAX CREDIT PROGRAM - IMPUTED INCOMES/ALLOWABLE RENTS

3/20/2007

FOR RENTS BASED ON NUMBER OF PERSONS IN HOUSEHOLD (PRE 1990 Projects)

(All fractions are rounded down.)

(Figures derived from HUD Median Income Charts effective 03/20/07)

MSA/County

%

(1 Person)

Rent

(2 Persons)

Rent

(3 Persons)

Rent

(4 Persons)

Rent

(5 Persons)

Rent

*Please note utility allowances must be subtracted from allowable rents.

(6 Persons)

Rent

(7 Persons)

Rent

(8 Persons)

Rent

Phoenix

60

$25,260

$631

$28,860

$721

$32,460

$811

$36,060

$901

$38,940

$973

$41,820

$1,045

$44,700

$1,117

$47,580

$1,189

(Maricopa/Pinal)

50

$21,050

$526

$24,050

$601

$27,050

$676

$30,050

$751

$32,450

$811

$34,850

$871

$37,250

$931

$39,650

$991

40

$16,840

$421

$19,240

$481

$21,640

$541

$24,040

$601

$25,960

$649

$27,880

$697

$29,800

$745

$31,720

$793

30

$12,650

$316

$14,450

$361

$16,250

$406

$18,050

$451

$19,500

$487

$20,950

$523

$22,400

$560

$23,850

$596

20

$8,420

$210

$9,620

$240

$10,820

$270

$12,020

$300

$12,980

$324

$13,940

$348

$14,900

$372

$15,860

$396

Tucson

60

$22,020

$550

$25,140

$628

$28,320

$708

$31,440

$786

$33,960

$849

$36,480

$912

$39,000

$975

$41,520

$1,038

(Pima)

50

$18,350

$458

$20,950

$523

$23,600

$590

$26,200

$655

$28,300

$707

$30,400

$760

$32,500

$812

$34,600

$865

40

$14,680

$367

$16,760

$419

$18,880

$472

$20,960

$524

$22,640

$566

$24,320

$608

$26,000

$650

$27,680

$692

30

$11,000

$275

$12,550

$313

$14,150

$353

$15,700

$392

$16,950

$423

$18,200

$455

$19,450

$486

$20,700

$517

20

$7,340

$183

$8,380

$209

$9,440

$236

$10,480

$262

$11,320

$283

$12,160

$304

$13,000

$325

$13,840

$346

Yuma

60

$17,280

$432

$19,740

$493

$22,200

$555

$24,660

$616

$26,640

$666

$28,620

$715

$30,600

$765

$32,580

$814

(Yuma)

50

$14,400

$360

$16,450

$411

$18,500

$462

$20,550

$513

$22,200

$555

$23,850

$596

$25,500

$637

$27,150

$678

40

$11,520

$288

$13,160

$329

$14,800

$370

$16,440

$411

$17,760

$444

$19,080

$477

$20,400

$510

$21,720

$543

30

$8,650

$216

$9,900

$247

$11,100

$277

$12,350

$308

$13,350

$333

$14,350

$358

$15,300

$382

$16,300

$407

20

$5,760

$144

$6,580

$164

$7,400

$185

$8,220

$205

$8,880

$222

$9,540

$238

$10,200

$255

$10,860

$271

60

$17,220

$430

$19,680

$492

$22,140

$553

$24,600

$615

$26,520

$663

$28,500

$712

$30,480

$762

$32,460

$811

50

$14,350

$358

$16,400

$410

$18,450

$461

$20,500

$512

$22,100

$552

$23,750

$593

$25,400

$635

$27,050

$676

40

$11,480

$287

$13,120

$328

$14,760

$369

$16,400

$410

$17,680

$442

$19,000

$475

$20,320

$508

$21,640

$541

30

$8,600

$215

$9,850

$246

$11,050

$276

$12,300

$307

$13,300

$332

$14,250

$356

$15,250

$381

$16,250

$406

20

$5,740

$143

$6,560

$164

$7,380

$184

$8,200

$205

$8,840

$221

$9,500

$237

$10,160

$254

$10,820

$270

60

$18,960

$474

$21,720

$543

$24,420

$610

$27,120

$678

$29,280

$732

$31,440

$786

$33,600

$840

$35,820

$895

50

$15,800

$395

$18,100

$452

$20,350

$508

$22,600

$565

$24,400

$610

$26,200

$655

$28,000

$700

$29,850

$746

40

$12,640

$316

$14,480

$362

$16,280

$407

$18,080

$452

$19,520

$488

$20,960

$524

$22,400

$560

$23,880

$597

30

$9,500

$237

$10,850

$271

$12,200

$305

$13,550

$338

$14,650

$366

$15,700

$392

$16,800

$420

$17,900

$447

20

$6,320

$158

$7,240

$181

$8,140

$203

$9,040

$226

$9,760

$244

$10,480

$262

$11,200

$280

$11,940

$298

60

$22,980

$574

$26,280

$657

$29,520

$738

$32,820

$820

$35,460

$886

$38,100

$952

$40,680

$1,017

$43,320

$1,083

50

$19,150

$478

$21,900

$547

$24,600

$615

$27,350

$683

$29,550

$738

$31,750

$793

$33,900

$847

$36,100

$902

40

$15,320

$383

$17,520

$438

$19,680

$492

$21,880

$547

$23,640

$591

$25,400

$635

$27,120

$678

$28,880

$722

30

$11,500

$287

$13,100

$327

$14,750

$368

$16,400

$410

$17,700

$442

$19,000

$475

$20,350

$508

$21,650

$541

20

$7,660

$191

$8,760

$219

$9,840

$246

$10,940

$273

$11,820

$295

$12,700

$317

$13,560

$339

$14,440

$361

60

$17,940

$448

$20,520

$513

$23,040

$576

$25,620

$640

$27,660

$691

$29,700

$742

$31,740

$793

$33,840

$846

50

$14,950

$373

$17,100

$427

$19,200

$480

$21,350

$533

$23,050

$576

$24,750

$618

$26,450

$661

$28,200

$705

40

$11,960

$299

$13,680

$342

$15,360

$384

$17,080

$427

$18,440

$461

$19,800

$495

$21,160

$529

$22,560

$564

30

$8,950

$223

$10,250

$256

$11,500

$287

$12,800

$320

$13,800

$345

$14,850

$371

$15,850

$396

$16,900

$422

20

$5,980

$149

$6,840

$171

$7,680

$192

$8,540

$213

$9,220

$230

$9,900

$247

$10,580

$264

$11,280

$282

Apache

Cochise

Coconino

Gila

ARIZONA LOW INCOME HOUSING TAX CREDIT PROGRAM - IMPUTED INCOMES/ALLOWABLE RENTS

3/20/2007

FOR RENTS BASED ON NUMBER OF PERSONS IN HOUSEHOLD (PRE 1990 Projects)

(All fractions are rounded down.)

(Figures derived from HUD Median Income Charts effective 03/20/07)

*Please note utility allowances must be subtracted from allowable rents.

MSA/County

%

(1 Person)

Rent

(2 Persons)

Rent

(3 Persons)

Rent

(4 Persons)

Rent

(5 Persons)

Rent

(6 Persons)

Rent

(7 Persons)

Rent

(8 Persons)

Rent

Graham

60

$17,220

$430

$19,680

$492

$22,140

$553

$24,600

$615

$26,520

$663

$28,500

$712

$30,480

$762

$32,460

$811

50

$14,350

$358

$16,400

$410

$18,450

$461

$20,500

$512

$22,100

$552

$23,750

$593

$25,400

$635

$27,050

$676

40

$11,480

$287

$13,120

$328

$14,760

$369

$16,400

$410

$17,680

$442

$19,000

$475

$20,320

$508

$21,640

$541

30

$8,600

$215

$9,850

$246

$11,050

$276

$12,300

$307

$13,300

$332

$14,250

$356

$15,250

$381

$16,250

$406

20

$5,740

$143

$6,560

$164

$7,380

$184

$8,200

$205

$8,840

$221

$9,500

$237

$10,160

$254

$10,820

$270

60

$21,480

$537

$24,540

$613

$27,600

$690

$30,660

$766

$33,120

$828

$35,580

$889

$38,040

$951

$40,500

$1,012

50

$17,900

$447

$20,450

$511

$23,000

$575

$25,550

$638

$27,600

$690

$29,650

$741

$31,700

$792

$33,750

$843

40

$14,320

$358

$16,360

$409

$18,400

$460

$20,440

$511

$22,080

$552

$23,720

$593

$25,360

$634

$27,000

$675

30

$10,750

$268

$12,300

$307

$13,800

$345

$15,350

$383

$16,600

$415

$17,800

$445

$19,050

$476

$20,250

$506

20

$7,160

$179

$8,180

$204

$9,200

$230

$10,220

$255

$11,040

$276

$11,860

$296

$12,680

$317

$13,500

$337

60

$17,220

$430

$19,680

$492

$22,140

$553

$24,600

$615

$26,520

$663

$28,500

$712

$30,480

$762

$32,460

$811

50

$14,350

$358

$16,400

$410

$18,450

$461

$20,500

$512

$22,100

$552

$23,750

$593

$25,400

$635

$27,050

$676

40

$11,480

$287

$13,120

$328

$14,760

$369

$16,400

$410

$17,680

$442

$19,000

$475

$20,320

$508

$21,640

$541

30

$8,600

$215

$9,850

$246

$11,050

$276

$12,300

$307

$13,300

$332

$14,250

$356

$15,250

$381

$16,250

$406

20

$5,740

$143

$6,560

$164

$7,380

$184

$8,200

$205

$8,840

$221

$9,500

$237

$10,160

$254

$10,820

$270

60

$24,780

$619

$28,320

$708

$31,860

$796

$35,460

$886

$38,280

$957

$41,100

$1,027

$43,920

$1,098

$46,740

$1,168

50

$20,650

$516

$23,600

$590

$26,550

$663

$29,550

$738

$31,900

$797

$34,250

$856

$36,600

$915

$38,950

$973

40

$16,520

$413

$18,880

$472

$21,240

$531

$23,640

$591

$25,520

$638

$27,400

$685

$29,280

$732

$31,160

$779

30

$12,450

$311

$14,200

$355

$16,000

$400

$17,750

$443

$19,150

$478

$20,600

$515

$22,000

$550

$23,450

$586

20

$8,260

$206

$9,440

$236

$10,620

$265

$11,820

$295

$12,760

$319

$13,700

$342

$14,640

$366

$15,580

$389

60

$17,220

$430

$19,680

$492

$22,140

$553

$24,600

$615

$26,520

$663

$28,500

$712

$30,480

$762

$32,460

$811

50

$14,350

$358

$16,400

$410

$18,450

$461

$20,500

$512

$22,100

$552

$23,750

$593

$25,400

$635

$27,050

$676

40

$11,480

$287

$13,120

$328

$14,760

$369

$16,400

$410

$17,680

$442

$19,000

$475

$20,320

$508

$21,640

$541

30

$8,600

$215

$9,850

$246

$11,050

$276

$12,300

$307

$13,300

$332

$14,250

$356

$15,250

$381

$16,250

$406

20

$5,740

$143

$6,560

$164

$7,380

$184

$8,200

$205

$8,840

$221

$9,500

$237

$10,160

$254

$10,820

$270

60

$18,480

$462

$21,120

$528

$23,760

$594

$26,400

$660

$28,500

$712

$30,600

$765

$32,760

$819

$34,860

$871

50

$15,400

$385

$17,600

$440

$19,800

$495

$22,000

$550

$23,750

$593

$25,500

$637

$27,300

$682

$29,050

$726

40

$12,320

$308

$14,080

$352

$15,840

$396

$17,600

$440

$19,000

$475

$20,400

$510

$21,840

$546

$23,240

$581

30

$9,250

$231

$10,550

$263

$11,900

$297

$13,200

$330

$14,250

$356

$15,300

$382

$16,350

$408

$17,400

$435

20

$6,160

$154

$7,040

$176

$7,920

$198

$8,800

$220

$9,500

$237

$10,200

$255

$10,920

$273

$11,620

$290

60

$20,640

$516

$23,580

$589

$26,520

$663

$29,460

$736

$31,800

$795

$34,200

$855

$36,540

$913

$38,880

$972

50

$17,200

$430

$19,650

$491

$22,100

$552

$24,550

$613

$26,500

$662

$28,500

$712

$30,450

$761

$32,400

$810

40

$13,760

$344

$15,720

$393

$17,680

$442

$19,640

$491

$21,200

$530

$22,800

$570

$24,360

$609

$25,920

$648

30

$10,350

$258

$11,800

$295

$13,300

$332

$14,750

$368

$15,950

$398

$17,100

$427

$18,300

$457

$19,450

$486

20

$6,880

$172

$7,860

$196

$8,840

$221

$9,820

$245

$10,600

$265

$11,400

$285

$12,180

$304

$12,960

$324

Greenlee

La Paz

Mohave

Navajo

Santa Cruz

Yavapai

ARIZONA LOW INCOME HOUSING TAX CREDIT PROGRAM - IMPUTED INCOMES/ALLOWABLE RENTS

3/20/07

FOR RENTS BASED ON UNIT SIZE (Number of bedrooms: Post 1989 Projects)

(All fractions are rounded down.)

(Figures derived from HUD Median Income Charts effective 3/20/07)

0 Bdrm 1 Bdrm 2 Bdrm 3 Bdrm 4 Bdrm
MSA/County

%

(1 Person)

(2 Persons)

(3 Persons)

(4 Persons)

(5 Persons)

(6 Persons)

(7 Persons) (8 Persons)

Rent

Rent

Rent

Rent

Rent

Phoenix

60

$25,260

$28,860

$32,460

$36,060

$38,940

$41,820

$44,700

$47,580

$631

$676

$811

$937

$1,045

(Maricopa/Pinal)

50

$21,050

$24,050

$27,050

$30,050

$32,450

$34,850

$37,250

$39,650

$526

$563

$676

$781

$871

40

$16,840

$19,240

$21,640

$24,040

$25,960

$27,880

$29,800

$31,720

$421

$451

$541

$625

$697

30

$12,650

$14,450

$16,250

$18,050

$19,500

$20,950

$22,400

$23,850

$316

$338

$406

$469

$523

20

$8,420

$9,620

$10,820

$12,020

$12,980

$13,940

$14,900

$15,860

$210

$225

$270

$312

$348

Tucson

60

$22,020

$25,140

$28,320

$31,440

$33,960

$36,480

$39,000

$41,520

$550

$589

$708

$817

$912

(Pima)

50

$18,350

$20,950

$23,600

$26,200

$28,300

$30,400

$32,500

$34,600

$458

$491

$590

$681

$760

40

$14,680

$16,760

$18,880

$20,960

$22,640

$24,320

$26,000

$27,680

$367

$393

$472

$545

$608

30

$11,000

$12,550

$14,150

$15,700

$16,950

$18,200

$19,450

$20,700

$275

$294

$353

$408

$455

20

$7,340

$8,380

$9,440

$10,480

$11,320

$12,160

$13,000

$13,840

$183

$196

$236

$272

$304

Yuma

60

$17,280

$19,740

$22,200

$24,660

$26,640

$28,620

$30,600

$32,580

$432

$462

$555

$641

$715

(Yuma)

50

$14,400

$16,450

$18,500

$20,550

$22,200

$23,850

$25,500

$27,150

$360

$385

$462

$534

$596

40

$11,520

$13,160

$14,800

$16,440

$17,760

$19,080

$20,400

$21,720

$288

$308

$370

$427

$477

30

$8,650

$9,900

$11,100

$12,350

$13,350

$14,350

$15,300

$16,300

$216

$231

$277

$321

$358

20

$5,760

$6,580

$7,400

$8,220

$8,880

$9,540

$10,200

$10,860

$144

$154

$185

$213

$238

60

$17,220

$19,680

$22,140

$24,600

$26,520

$28,500

$30,480

$32,460

$430

$461

$553

$639

$712

50

$14,350

$16,400

$18,450

$20,500

$22,100

$23,750

$25,400

$27,050

$358

$384

$461

$532

$593

40

$11,480

$13,120

$14,760

$16,400

$17,680

$19,000

$20,320

$21,640

$287

$307

$369

$426

$475

30

$8,600

$9,850

$11,050

$12,300

$13,300

$14,250

$15,250

$16,250

$215

$230

$276

$320

$356

20

$5,740

$6,560

$7,380

$8,200

$8,840

$9,500

$10,160

$10,820

$143

$153

$184

$213

$237

60

$18,960

$21,720

$24,420

$27,120

$29,280

$31,440

$33,600

$35,820

$474

$508

$610

$705

$786

50

$15,800

$18,100

$20,350

$22,600

$24,400

$26,200

$28,000

$29,850

$395

$423

$508

$587

$655

40

$12,640

$14,480

$16,280

$18,080

$19,520

$20,960

$22,400

$23,880

$316

$339

$407

$470

$524

30

$9,500

$10,850

$12,200

$13,550

$14,650

$15,700

$16,800

$17,900

$237

$254

$305

$352

$392

20

$6,320

$7,240

$8,140

$9,040

$9,760

$10,480

$11,200

$11,940

$158

$169

$203

$235

$262

60

$22,980

$26,280

$29,520

$32,820

$35,460

$38,100

$40,680

$43,320

$574

$615

$738

$853

$952

50

$19,150

$21,900

$24,600

$27,350

$29,550

$31,750

$33,900

$36,100

$478

$513

$615

$711

$793

40

$15,320

$17,520

$19,680

$21,880

$23,640

$25,400

$27,120

$28,880

$383

$410

$492

$569

$635

30

$11,500

$13,100

$14,750

$16,400

$17,700

$19,000

$20,350

$21,650

$287

$307

$368

$426

$475

20

$7,660

$8,760

$9,840

$10,940

$11,820

$12,700

$13,560

$14,440

$191

$205

$246

$284

$317

60

$17,940

$20,520

$23,040

$25,620

$27,660

$29,700

$31,740

$33,840

$448

$480

$576

$666

$742

50

$14,950

$17,100

$19,200

$21,350

$23,050

$24,750

$26,450

$28,200

$373

$400

$480

$555

$618

40

$11,960

$13,680

$15,360

$17,080

$18,440

$19,800

$21,160

$22,560

$299

$320

$384

$444

$495

30

$8,950

$10,250

$11,500

$12,800

$13,800

$14,850

$15,850

$16,900

$223

$240

$287

$332

$371

20

$5,980

$6,840

$7,680

$8,540

$9,220

$9,900

$10,580

$11,280

$149

$160

$192

$222

$247

Apache

Cochise

Coconino

Gila

ARIZONA LOW INCOME HOUSING TAX CREDIT PROGRAM - IMPUTED INCOMES/ALLOWABLE RENTS

3/20/07

FOR RENTS BASED ON UNIT SIZE (Number of bedrooms: Post 1989 Projects)

(All fractions are rounded down.)

(Figures derived from HUD Median Income Charts effective 3/20/07)

0 Bdrm 1 Bdrm 2 Bdrm 3 Bdrm 4 Bdrm
MSA/County

%

(1 Person)

(2 Persons)

(3 Persons)

(4 Persons)

(5 Persons)

(6 Persons)

Graham

60

$17,220

$19,680

$22,140

$24,600

$26,520

$28,500

$30,480

50

$14,350

$16,400

$18,450

$20,500

$22,100

$23,750

$25,400

40

$11,480

$13,120

$14,760

$16,400

$17,680

$19,000

30

$8,600

$9,850

$11,050

$12,300

$13,300

20

$5,740

$6,560

$7,380

$8,200

60

$21,480

$24,540

$27,600

50

$17,900

$20,450

$23,000

40

$14,320

$16,360

30

$10,750

20

Greenlee

La Paz

Mohave

Navajo

Santa Cruz

Yavapai

(7 Persons) (8 Persons)

Rent

Rent

Rent

Rent

Rent

$32,460

$430

$461

$553

$639

$712

$27,050

$358

$384

$461

$532

$593

$20,320

$21,640

$287

$307

$369

$426

$475

$14,250

$15,250

$16,250

$215

$230

$276

$320

$356

$8,840

$9,500

$10,160

$10,820

$143

$153

$184

$213

$237

$30,660

$33,120

$35,580

$38,040

$40,500

$537

$575

$690

$797

$889

$25,550

$27,600

$29,650

$31,700

$33,750

$447

$479

$575

$664

$741

$18,400

$20,440

$22,080

$23,720

$25,360

$27,000

$358

$383

$460

$531

$593

$12,300

$13,800

$15,350

$16,600

$17,800

$19,050

$20,250

$268

$288

$345

$399

$445

$7,160

$8,180

$9,200

$10,220

$11,040

$11,860

$12,680

$13,500

$179

$191

$230

$265

$296

60

$17,220

$19,680

$22,140

$24,600

$26,520

$28,500

$30,480

$32,460

$430

$461

$553

$639

$712

50

$14,350

$16,400

$18,450

$20,500

$22,100

$23,750

$25,400

$27,050

$358

$384

$461

$532

$593

40

$11,480

$13,120

$14,760

$16,400

$17,680

$19,000

$20,320

$21,640

$287

$307

$369

$426

$475

30

$8,600

$9,850

$11,050

$12,300

$13,300

$14,250

$15,250

$16,250

$215

$230

$276

$320

$356

20

$5,740

$6,560

$7,380

$8,200

$8,840

$9,500

$10,160

$10,820

$143

$153

$184

$213

$237

60

$24,780

$28,320

$31,860

$35,460

$38,280

$41,100

$43,920

$46,740

$619

$663

$796

$921

$1,027

50

$20,650

$23,600

$26,550

$29,550

$31,900

$34,250

$36,600

$38,950

$516

$553

$663

$768

$856

40

$16,520

$18,880

$21,240

$23,640

$25,520

$27,400

$29,280

$31,160

$413

$442

$531

$614

$685

30

$12,450

$14,200

$16,000

$17,750

$19,150

$20,600

$22,000

$23,450

$311

$333

$400

$461

$515

20

$8,260

$9,440

$10,620

$11,820

$12,760

$13,700

$14,640

$15,580

$206

$221

$265

$307

$342

60

$17,220

$19,680

$22,140

$24,600

$26,520

$28,500

$30,480

$32,460

$430

$461

$553

$639

$712

50

$14,350

$16,400

$18,450

$20,500

$22,100

$23,750

$25,400

$27,050

$358

$384

$461

$532

$593

40

$11,480

$13,120

$14,760

$16,400

$17,680

$19,000

$20,320

$21,640

$287

$307

$369

$426

$475

30

$8,600

$9,850

$11,050

$12,300

$13,300

$14,250

$15,250

$16,250

$215

$230

$276

$320

$356

20

$5,740

$6,560

$7,380

$8,200

$8,840

$9,500

$10,160

$10,820

$143

$153

$184

$213

$237

60

$18,480

$21,120

$23,760

$26,400

$28,500

$30,600

$32,760

$34,860

$462

$495

$594

$686

$765

50

$15,400

$17,600

$19,800

$22,000

$23,750

$25,500

$27,300

$29,050

$385

$412

$495

$571

$637

40

$12,320

$14,080

$15,840

$17,600

$19,000

$20,400

$21,840

$23,240

$308

$330

$396

$457

$510

30

$9,250

$10,550

$11,900

$13,200

$14,250

$15,300

$16,350

$17,400

$231

$247

$297

$343

$382

20

$6,160

$7,040

$7,920

$8,800

$9,500

$10,200

$10,920

$11,620

$154

$165

$198

$228

$255

60

$20,640

$23,580

$26,520

$29,460

$31,800

$34,200

$36,540

$38,880

$516

$552

$663

$765

$855

50

$17,200

$19,650

$22,100

$24,550

$26,500

$28,500

$30,450

$32,400

$430

$460

$552

$638

$712

40

$13,760

$15,720

$17,680

$19,640

$21,200

$22,800

$24,360

$25,920

$344

$368

$442

$510

$570

30

$10,350

$11,800

$13,300

$14,750

$15,950

$17,100

$18,300

$19,450

$258

$276

$332

$383

$427

20

$6,880

$7,860

$8,840

$9,820

$10,600

$11,400

$12,180

$12,960

$172

$184

$221

$255

$285

Arizona Department of Housing
2007 Information Bulletin
REGARDING PROGRAMS:
Community Revitalization
REGARDING FUNDING SOURCES: Community Development Block Grant (CDBG)

INFORMATION BULLETIN No. 03‐07
ISSUED:
RE:

March 23, 2007
CDBG Allocation by COG Region in compliance with
Third Program Year Annual Action Plan FY 2007-2008

In compliance with the State of Arizona Consolidated Plan, FY 2005‐2009, the state must include a
description of its methods of distributing funds to local governments to carry out activities using funds
expected to be received during the program year under the formula allocations. For the Federal
Funding Year 2008, the COG allocation is as follows:
CDBG Allocation by COG Region
NACOG
WACOG
CAAG
SEAGO
Total Allocation to Rural COGs

Allocation Amount

Allocation Percentage

$2,236,940
$2,886,584
$2,326,526
$2,324,780
$9,774,831

22.88%
29.53%
23.80%
23.78%

CONTACT: Charlotte D. Grant‐Cobb, PhD, Assistant Deputy Director, Programs, (602) 771‐1000.

PLEASE NOTE:
NEW PHYSICAL ADDRESS
EFFECTIVE APRIL 2, 2007
Arizona Department of Housing
1110 W. Washington, Suite 310 y Phoenix, AZ 85007
Telephone (602) 771‐1000 y Facsimile (602) 771‐1002 y TDY (602) 771‐1001
www.housingaz.com

Arizona Department of Housing
2007 Information Bulletin

REGARDING PROGRAMS: STATE HOUSING FUND (SHF)
REGARDING FUNDING SOURCES: HOME and Housing Trust Fund

INFORMATION BULLETIN No. 04‐07
ISSUED:
RE:

April 19, 2007
REVISED STATE HOUSING FUND PROGRAM
HOME AND HOUSING TRUST FUND RENT AND INCOME LIMITS
EFFECTIVE APRIL 28, 2007

Attached are the revised 2007 rent and income limits for the State Housing Fund Program. These rates are
effective April 28, 2007. The tables are also available for download at our website, www.housingaz.com.

PLEASE NOTE:
NEW PHYSICAL ADDRESS
EFFECTIVE APRIL 2, 2007
Arizona Department of Housing
1110 W. Washington, Suite 310 y Phoenix, AZ 85007
Telephone (602) 771‐1000 y Facsimile (602) 771‐1002 y TDY (602) 771‐1001
www.housingaz.com

PROGRAM RENT LIMITS

State of Arizona -- State Housing Fund Program
HOME and Housing Trust Fund Program Rent Limits

ARIZONA COUNTIES
2007

EFFICIENCY 1 BEDROOM 2 BEDROOM 3 BEDROOM 4 BEDROOM 5 BEDROOM 6 BEDROOM
Flagstaff, AZ

Coconino County

For information only:

: Mohave County
For information only:

Phoenix, AZ Maricopa/Pinal Counties
For information only:

Tucson, AZ Pima County
For information only:

Yuma, AZ

Yuma County

For information only:

: Apache County
For information only:

LOW HOME RENT
HIGH HOME RENT
FMR
50 Rent Limit
65 Rent Limit

478
603
699
478
603

513
647
831
513
647

615
778
939
615
778

711
890
1208
711
890

793
974
1523
793
974

875
1056
1751
875
1056

957
1138
1980
957
1138

LOW HOME RENT
HIGH HOME RENT
FMR
50 Rent Limit
65 Rent Limit

516
527
527
516
653

553
580
580
553
701

663
676
676
663
842

768
935
935
768
965

856
1043
1043
856
1056

944
1147
1199
944
1147

1034
1238
1356
1034
1238

LOW HOME RENT
HIGH HOME RENT
FMR
50 Rent Limit
65 Rent Limit

526
553
553
526
664

563
648
648
563
713

676
782
782
676
857

781
981
1139
781
981

871
1075
1359
871
1075

961
1167
1563
961
1167

1051
1261
1767
1051
1261

LOW HOME RENT
HIGH HOME RENT
FMR
50 Rent Limit
65 Rent Limit

458
503
503
458
576

491
591
591
491
619

590
744
772
590
744

681
851
1114
681
851

760
930
1251
760
930

838
1007
1439
838
1007

917
1086
1626
917
1086

LOW HOME RENT
HIGH HOME RENT
FMR
50 Rent Limit
65 Rent Limit

360
448
493
360
448

385
481
582
385
481

462
579
695
462
579

534
660
986
534
660

596
716
1208
596
716

658
772
1389
658
772

719
829
1570
719
829

LOW HOME RENT
HIGH HOME RENT
FMR
50 Rent Limit
65 Rent Limit

358
361
361
358
446

384
442
442
384
479

461
522
522
461
578

532
659
724
532
659

593
715
918
593
715

655
771
1056
655
771

717
827
1193
717
827

Effective April 28, 2007
State Housing Fund Program Rents

PROGRAM RENT LIMITS

State of Arizona -- State Housing Fund Program
HOME and Housing Trust Fund Program Rent Limits

ARIZONA COUNTIES
2007

EFFICIENCY 1 BEDROOM 2 BEDROOM 3 BEDROOM 4 BEDROOM 5 BEDROOM 6 BEDROOM
: Cochise County
For information only:

: Gila County
For information only:

: Graham County
For information only:

: Greenlee County
For information only:

: La Paz County
For information only:

: Navajo County
For information only:

LOW HOME RENT
HIGH HOME RENT
FMR
50 Rent Limit
65 Rent Limit

395
424
424
395
495

423
492
492
423
531

508
617
617
508
639

587
730
852
587
730

655
795
1047
655
795

723
859
1204
723
859

791
923
1361
791
923

LOW HOME RENT
HIGH HOME RENT
FMR
50 Rent Limit
65 Rent Limit

373
463
463
373
466

400
501
542
400
501

480
603
713
480
603

555
687
979
555
687

618
748
1008
618
748

683
806
1159
683
806

747
865
1310
747
865

LOW HOME RENT
HIGH HOME RENT
FMR
50 Rent Limit
65 Rent Limit

358
446
482
358
446

384
479
520
384
479

461
578
582
461
578

532
659
804
532
659

593
715
925
593
715

655
771
1064
655
771

717
827
1203
717
827

LOW HOME RENT
HIGH HOME RENT
FMR
50 Rent Limit
65 Rent Limit

441
441
441
447
561

479
490
490
479
603

575
615
615
575
726

664
829
845
664
829

741
905
956
741
905

818
980
1099
818
980

894
1056
1243
894
1056

LOW HOME RENT
HIGH HOME RENT
FMR
50 Rent Limit
65 Rent Limit

358
446
493
358
446

384
479
494
384
479

461
578
592
461
578

532
659
838
532
659

593
715
863
593
715

655
771
992
655
771

717
827
1122
717
827

LOW HOME RENT
HIGH HOME RENT
FMR
50 Rent Limit
65 Rent Limit

358
432
432
358
446

384
462
462
384
479

461
578
610
461
578

532
659
822
532
659

593
715
974
593
715

655
771
1120
655
771

717
827
1266
717
827

Effective April 28, 2007
State Housing Fund Program Rents

PROGRAM RENT LIMITS

State of Arizona -- State Housing Fund Program
HOME and Housing Trust Fund Program Rent Limits

ARIZONA COUNTIES
2007

EFFICIENCY 1 BEDROOM 2 BEDROOM 3 BEDROOM 4 BEDROOM 5 BEDROOM 6 BEDROOM
: Santa Cruz County
For information only:

Prescott, AZ

Yavapai County

For information only:

LOW HOME RENT
HIGH HOME RENT
FMR
50 Rent Limit
65 Rent Limit

385
480
508
385
480

412
509
509
412
516

495
622
645
495
622

571
710
940
571
710

637
773
968
637
773

704
833
1113
704
833

770
895
1258
770
895

LOW HOME RENT
HIGH HOME RENT
FMR
50 Rent Limit
65 Rent Limit

430
539
571
430
539

460
578
589
460
578

552
696
744
552
696

638
795
1084
638
795

712
868
1117
712
868

785
939
1285
785
939

859
1011
1452
859
1011

Effective April 28, 2007
State Housing Fund Program Rents

ARIZONA INCOME LIMITS
State of Arizona -- State Housing Fund Program
ARIZONA COUNTIES

HOME and Housing Trust Fund Program Income Limits

2007
1 PERSON 2 PERSON 3 PERSON 4 PERSON

5 PERSON

6 PERSON

7 PERSON 8 PERSON +

Flagstaff, AZ Coconino County
MEDIAN HOUSEHOLD
INCOME: 53,500

30%
50% (Very Low-Income)
60%
80% (Low-Income)

11500
19150
22980
30650

13100
21900
26280
35000

14750
24600
29520
39400

16400
27350
32820
43750

17700
29550
35460
47250

19000
31750
38100
50750

20350
33900
40680
54250

21650
36100
43320
57750

:
Mohave County
MEDIAN HOUSEHOLD
INCOME: 44,100

30%
50% (Very Low-Income)
60%
80% (Low-Income)

12450
20650
24780
33100

14200
23600
28320
37850

16000
26550
31860
42550

17750
29550
35460
47300

19150
31900
38280
51100

20600
34250
41100
54850

22000
36600
43920
58650

23450
38950
46740
62450

Phoenix, AZ Maricopa/Pinal Counties
MEDIAN HOUSEHOLD
INCOME: 59,100

30%
50% (Very Low-Income)
60%
80% (Low-Income)

12650
21050
25260
33650

14450
24050
28860
38500

16250
27050
32460
43300

18050
30050
36060
48100

19500
32450
38940
51950

20950
34850
41820
55800

22400
37250
44700
59650

23850
39650
47580
63500

Tucson, AZ Pima County
MEDIAN HOUSEHOLD
INCOME: 52,400

30%
50% (Very Low-Income)
60%
80% (Low-Income)

11000
18350
22020
29350

12550
20950
25140
33500

14150
23600
28320
37700

15700
26200
31440
41900

16950
28300
33960
45250

18200
30400
36480
48600

19450
32500
39000
51950

20700
34600
41520
55300

Yuma, AZ Yuma County
MEDIAN HOUSEHOLD
INCOME: 40,700

30%
50% (Very Low-Income)
60%
80% (Low-Income)

8650
14400
17280
23050

9900
16450
19740
26300

11100
18500
22200
29600

12350
20550
24660
32900

13350
22200
26640
35550

14350
23850
28620
38150

15300
25500
30600
40800

16300
27150
32580
43450

: Apache County
MEDIAN HOUSEHOLD
INCOME: 30,100

30%
50% (Very Low-Income)
60%
80% (Low-Income)

8600
14350
17220
22950

9850
16400
19680
26250

11050
18450
22140
29500

12300
20500
24600
32800

13300
22100
26520
35400

14250
23750
28500
38050

15250
25400
30480
40650

16250
27050
32460
43300

: Cochise County
MEDIAN HOUSEHOLD
INCOME: 44,900

30%
50% (Very Low-Income)
60%
80% (Low-Income)

9500
15800
18960
25300

10850
18100
21720
28900

12200
20350
24420
32550

13550
22600
27120
36150

14650
24400
29280
39050

15700
26200
31440
41950

16800
28000
33600
44850

17900
29850
35820
47700

: Gila County
MEDIAN HOUSEHOLD
INCOME: 42,300

30%
50% (Very Low-Income)
60%
80% (Low-Income)

8950
14950
17940
23900

10250
17100
20520
27300

11500
19200
23040
30750

12800
21350
25620
34150

13800
23050
27660
36900

14850
24750
29700
39600

15850
26450
31740
42350

16900
28200
33840
45100

Effective April 28, 2007
State Housing Fund Arizona Income Limits

ARIZONA INCOME LIMITS
State of Arizona -- State Housing Fund Program
ARIZONA COUNTIES

HOME and Housing Trust Fund Program Income Limits

2007
1 PERSON 2 PERSON 3 PERSON 4 PERSON 5 PERSON 6 PERSON 7 PERSON 8 PERSON +
8600
9850
11050
12300
13300
14250
15250
16250
14350
16400
18450
20500
22100
23750
25400
27050
17220
19680
22140
24600
26520
28500
30480
32460
22950
26250
29500
32800
35400
38050
40650
43300

: Graham County
MEDIAN HOUSEHOLD
INCOME: 40,900

30%
50% (Very Low-Income)
60%
80% (Low-Income)

: Greenlee County
MEDIAN HOUSEHOLD
INCOME: 50,400

30%
50% (Very Low-Income)
60%
80% (Low-Income)

10750
17900
21480
28650

12300
20450
24540
32700

13800
23000
27600
36800

15350
25550
30660
40900

16600
27600
33120
44150

17800
29650
35580
47450

19050
31700
38040
50700

20250
33750
40500
54000

: La Paz County
MEDIAN HOUSEHOLD
INCOME: 33,500

30%
50% (Very Low-Income)
60%
80% (Low-Income)

8600
14350
17220
22950

9850
16400
19680
26250

11050
18450
22140
29500

12300
20500
24600
32800

13300
22100
26520
35400

14250
23750
28500
38050

15250
25400
30480
40650

16250
27050
32460
43300

: Navajo County
MEDIAN HOUSEHOLD
INCOME: 37,000

30%
50% (Very Low-Income)
60%
80% (Low-Income)

8600
14350
17220
22950

9850
16400
19680
26250

11050
18450
22140
29500

12300
20500
24600
32800

13300
22100
26520
35400

14250
23750
28500
38050

15250
25400
30480
40650

16250
27050
32460
43300

: Santa Cruz County
MEDIAN HOUSEHOLD
INCOME: 37,100

30%
50% (Very Low-Income)
60%
80% (Low-Income)

9250
15400
18480
24650

10550
17600
21120
28150

11900
19800
23760
31700

13200
22000
26400
35200

14250
23750
28500
38000

15300
25500
30600
40850

16350
27300
32760
43650

17400
29050
34860
46450

Prescott,AZ : Yavapai County
MEDIAN HOUSEHOLD
INCOME: 49,100

30%
50% (Very Low-Income)
60%
80% (Low-Income)

10350
17200
20640
27500

11800
19650
23580
31450

13300
22100
26520
35350

14750
24550
29460
39300

15950
26500
31800
42450

17100
28500
34200
45600

18300
30450
36540
48750

19450
32400
38880
51900

Effective April 28, 2007
State Housing Fund Arizona Income Limits

The Arizona Department of Housing
2007 Information Bulletin
REGARDING PROGRAMS:

Revitalization

REGARDING FUNDING SOURCES: CDBG

INFORMATION BULLETIN No. 05‐07
ISSUED:
April 30, 2007
RE:
Notice of Funding Availability for CDBG
State Special Projects Competitive Funding
NOTICE OF FUNDING AVAILABILITY

For FY 2007, the Arizona Department of Housing (ADOH) expects to allocate approximately $1.7
million in Arizona Community Development Block Grant (CDBG) Program funds to State Special
Projects (SSP). The FY 2007 SSP funds will be distributed in one competitive funding round and
the application submission deadline is June 1, 2007 at 5 p.m.
The Application Process for the SSP funding allocation is located in the 2006 Application
Handbook. If you are interested in applying for funds, please review the application guidelines
in the 2006 Application Handbook from the ADOH CDBG program. The 2006 Application
Handbook and SSP Rating Tool can be obtained from the ADOH website at:
http://www.housingaz.com/Forms&Handbooks. The Rating Tool is also attached to this bulletin.
CHANGES FROM FY2005
As in FY2006, the FY 2007 funding cycle and application process will be significantly different
than the 2005 funding round. Changes are highlighted below. For more detailed information on
these changes, applicants may contact a Revitalization Program Specialist.
Program
Project time frames were lengthened to reflect individual project schedules; but generally not
more than 24 months.
Application
The application process encourages applicants to submit more extensive information than in past
years. To ensure a competitive application, all applicants should submit the following:
• Data showing the poverty level in the community or target area by census tract;
• Extensive public participation information, including Council meeting minutes,
projects discussed, and any other relevant public participation information;
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Budgets that have been carefully considered to maximize the potential of CDBG
funds;
Documentation of the administering agency’s qualifications to manage the activity;
A timeline or schedule showing at least the project’s likely start date and finish date;
and
Information on attempts to secure other or additional funding, and a report on which
were successful.

Please review the rating and ranking sheet to ensure that you have supplied all relevant
information under each criterion so that you will obtain the maximum points available to your
type of project.
Application Rating
The rating system which was put in place for the FY2006 SSP allocation was significantly
expanded from FY 2005. There are no significant changes in the FY2007 rating system. The goals
of the rating system are as follows:
• Ensure fairness in competition for the grants;
• Increase the objectivity of the reviews;
• Create a 100‐point scale;
• Encourage communities to target their poorest areas; and
• Provide grantees with more information on how to write a competitive application.
The application rating system places additional emphasis on targeting the most impoverished
areas and low‐moderate income communities, justifies the need for the activity, past
performance, and cost effectiveness. There are seven broad categories in the rating system and
each contains multiple topics. The rating section on activity need and justification is specific to
the type of activity proposed, allowing for a more complete analysis.
The full rating system, without specific point values, is attached to this notice. In general,
applications scoring maximum points will contain the following aspects:
• An activity that benefits low‐ and moderate‐income individuals, and in particular, an
activity that benefits many people at or below poverty level;
• An activity that meets needs identified in both the public participation process and in
the General Plan or other local planning document;
• An activity that has a significant and lasting impact on an identified problem;
• A well‐documented and justified need for the activity;
• Reasonable cost estimates with supporting documentation;
• An administering agency with the staff and skill to carry out the proposed activity;
• An administering agency with an excellent record of proper program management;
and
• Documented success in efforts to obtain funding from other sources.
APPLICATION TIMELINE
The following is a listing of key dates in the application and funding process:
NOFA release:

April 30, 2007

2006 Application Handbook release:

November 1, 2005

Application Deadline:

June 1, 2007 at 5:00 p.m.

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APPLICATION SUBMITTAL
All communities eligible to receive funding from the State CDBG program are eligible to apply
for SSP funds. Each community is encouraged to submit one application. A community may
submit multiple applications if the applications are prioritized. All first priority applications will
be reviewed first, and subsequently prioritized applications will be reviewed if sufficient funding
is available.
Applications are due to ADOH on Friday, June 1, 2007 by 5:00 p.m. Applications will be
considered received if one of the following indicates a date and time no later than the application
due date:
• U.S. Post Office postmark;
• Fed Ex, UPS, etc. delivery documents; and
• Department staff documentation of receipt.
Applications may not be submitted via e‐mail or fax. Applications may be delivered or mailed
to:
Arizona Department of Housing
Attn: CDBG Application SSP Account
1110 W. Washington, Suite 310
Phoenix, AZ 85007

STATE SPECIAL PROJECTS INFORMATION
Eligible Applicants
Consistent with federal law, eligible applicants for the State CDBG Program are:
• All incorporated cities and towns, except those located in Maricopa and Pima
Counties and excluding the cities of Flagstaff, Prescott and Yuma.
• All of Arizona’s counties except Maricopa and Pima Counties.
Eligible Activities
Any eligible CDBG activity can be undertaken with State Special Projects (SSP) Account.
Common activities awarded SSP funds are housing rehabilitation, equipment purchases, public
facility construction or improvements, and infrastructure improvements.
A detailed explanation of eligible activities, complete with a list of eligible and ineligible
activities, is available in the 2006 Application Handbook. Applicants unsure of an activity’s
eligibility are encouraged to contact ADOH staff to discuss the project.
Eligible activities must be ready to begin implementation within 30 days of funding, and must
anticipate completion within the self‐determined and approved contract timeframe, generally not
to exceed 24 months.

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Threshold Issues and Application Requirements
To qualify for funding under this notice, applicants must submit the following items in addition
to all elements required by the 2006 CDBG Application Handbook. Applications that are not
complete and do not contain the following items will be rejected.
For all applications:
• Approved environmental review documents, including Authority to Use Grant
Funds issued by ADOH;
• Proof of land/property control, with documentation of ownership;
• Planning/design/specifications (for non‐engineered projects only);
• Final engineering design drawings, signed/certified;
• Acquired permits (i.e. zoning approval, Army Corps permit);
• Detailed cost estimates; and
• Proof that any other related upfront issues are resolved.
For equipment purchase and public works:
• Completed and detailed specifications for the items to be purchased, complete plans
and specifications for construction approved by local government and/or
construction to be completed are included;
• List of qualified bidders selected for solicitation and statement certifying that the
local government will select vendors through a competitive procurement process
compliant with CDBG guidelines;
• Final engineering design drawings, signed and certified, are included;
• If an infrastructure project, the community has site control;
• All applicable permits (e.g. zoning, building, Army Corps of Engineers) have been
secured or letters stating likely approval from the appropriate bodies are included;
and
• A detailed cost estimate, including any administrative costs is provided.
For owner‐occupied housing or rental rehabilitation:
• A letter certifying that a waiting list of income‐qualified homeowners/tenants exists
to support need;
• A letter certifying that work orders and specifications have been completed for all
houses to be rehabilitated;
• Pre‐approved and adopted housing rehabilitation guidelines that include
documentation of ADOH approval;
• For owner‐occupied rehab, the current resident has site control. If rental rehab, the
landlord has site control; and
• Agreement between the landlord and the local government to rent a certain
percentage of units to L/M income households (rental rehabilitation only).
For homeownership assistance:
• A letter certifying that a list of income‐qualified applicants exists to support need;
• Documentation demonstrating that a home lot has been selected and that all other
financing has been approved for the specific persons to be assisted; and
• Pre‐approved and adopted home ownership assistance guidelines that include
documentation of ADOH approval.

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For new construction of housing:
• Proof that the proposed developer has developed at least one successful and similar
project;
• The applicant or the proposed developer currently has site control; and
• A description of the planning and design for the project, along with detailed
architectural drawings and floor plans, is included.
For public services:
• Comprehensive scope of work; and
• Information qualifying the agency to carry out the type of public service to be
provided, or if the service provision is to be bid out, a list of qualified consultants.
For Public or Commercial Facilities‐New Construction (Public Facilities only) and Renovation
• Complete construction plans with detailed drawings of the final product are
included;
• Documentation demonstrating that the applicant owns the land in question with no
restrictive agreements is included. If commercial rehab, a deed must be included to
demonstrate that the assisted owns the property; and
• All applicable permits (e.g. zoning, building, Army Corps of Engineers) have been
secured or letters stating likely approval from the appropriate bodies are included.
Economic Development Assistance
• A list of qualified business owners to be assisted is included; and
• A qualified agency able to conduct or provide the public service is identified; or if the
project will be bid out, a list of qualified consultants is included.
Public Participation
ADOH encourages each community to combine SSP projects with Regional Account Projects in
the public participation and publication process to avoid the need for additional publications and
hearings.
Selection of Project Awards
Projects will be selected for SSP funding by a competitive process through which applications are
scored. The highest scoring applications within each priority category will be awarded prior to
awarding projects in subsequent priority categories. Scored applications will be kept on file for
one year and the next highest scoring applications will be funded if funding becomes available
through recapture or de‐obligated CDBG funds. The SSP Rating Tool is attached to this bulletin
and can be obtained from the ADOH website at: www.housingaz.com/Forms & Handbooks.
Contract Terms
Contract time frames will not be restricted. Contracts entered into between successful applicants
and ADOH will contain schedules reflective of the reasonable amount of time that will be
required to undertake the proposed activity. In general projects should be complete within 24
months. The successful applicant must return contract documents with Mayor’s/Board Chair’s
signature within ten days of their receipt. Contracts not returned within the specified time period
will be terminated and funds will be reassigned to the next community.

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Maximum Grant Amount
The maximum grant available under this notice is $300,000. Funds unexpended at contract
termination shall be returned to ADOH.
Selection Notification
ADOH anticipates notifying all applicants within 60 days of receiving the application as to
whether they will be funded or not. Applicants approved for funding must be prepared to
initiate projects within 30 days of notification.
Upon request, both funded and unfunded applicants will have the opportunity to review their
application’s scoring with ADOH staff, in order to increase their competitiveness in subsequent
application and funding processes.

Arizona Department of Housing
1110 W. Washington, Suite 310
Phoenix, AZ 85007
Telephone (602) 771‐1000 Facsimile (602) 771‐1002 TDY (602) 771‐1001
www.housingaz.com

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Arizona Department of Housing
2007 Information Bulletin
REGARDING PROGRAMS: Technical Assistance
REGARDING FUNDING SOURCES: Housing Trust Fund
INFORMATION BULLETIN No 07‐07
Issued: July 11, 2007

RE:

The Drachman Institute Technical Assistance

This is electronic Information Bulletin No. 07‐07, designed to provide important information to
communities, contractors, recipients, etc. receiving funding through the Arizona Department of
Housing. If you haven’t already done so, please email us at programs@housingaz.com and let us
know if you wish to be placed on or removed from the emailing list.
The Drachman Institute Technical Assistance Grant
The Arizona Department of Housing is once again partnering with the University of Arizona’s
Drachman Institute on a project that will allow Drachman Institute to providing housing needs
assessments, strategic plans, housing design, workshop participation, training and consultation
services, as well as participation in the annual Affordable Housing Institute and the Governor’s
Housing Forum. In FY2008, Drachman Institute will work with six communities or nonprofits to
provide some of the above referenced services for specific projects. ADOH will be issuing a notice on
a selection process for participating projects shortly. For more information on this opportunity contact
Karia Basta at (602) 771‐1000 or kariab@housingaz.com.
An application including instructions is attached to this Bulletin. Applications will be accepted
beginning July 15, 2007.

Arizona Department of Housing
1110 W. Washington Avenue, Suite 310
Phoenix, AZ 85007
Telephone (602) 771‐1000 Facsimile (602) 771‐1002 TDY (602) 771‐1001
www.housingaz.com

ADOH Drachman Institute Technical Assistance Application

Arizona Department of Housing
Application for Services from The Drachman Institute

State of Arizona

Arizona Department of Housing
1110 West Washington Street, Suite 310
Phoenix, Arizona 85007
Telephone: (602) 771‐1000
Facsimile: (602) 771‐1002
TTY: (602) 771‐1001

ADOH Drachman Institute Technical Assistance Application

Arizona Department of Housing –
Application for the services of The Drachman Institute
This application is to be used to apply for technical assistance services provided by The Drachman
Institute made possible by a grant from Arizona Department of Housing during State FY 2008 (from July
1, 2007 through June 30, 2008). Drachman’s services are intended to provide our customers with
assistance in planning and developing affordable housing for low and moderate income families. Other
requirements apply – see pages 4‐6.
This Drachman service contract is administered through the Arizona Department of Housing (ADOH).
Questions regarding this application should be referred to Karia Basta at 602‐ 771‐1085.

Title II of the Americans with Disabilities Act prohibits discrimination on the basis of disability in the programs of a public
agency. Individuals with disabilities who need the information contained in this publication in an alternate format may contact
Joy Johnson at (602) 771‐1026 or our TTY number, (602) 771‐1001 to make their needs known. Requests should be made as soon as
possible to allow sufficient time to arrange for the accommodation.

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APPLICATION INSTRUCTIONS

The Roy P. Drachman Institute, a public service/community outreach arm of the College of Architecture
and Landscape Architecture (CALA) of The University of Arizona, is offering its skills and knowledge in
architecture, planning, landscape architecture, and urban design to projects that benefit low and
moderate income individuals and/or communities. This application is for cities, towns, counties, tribal
governments, and non profits that meet the selection criteria. Funding for planning and design assistance
under this application is provided by the Arizona Department of Housing’s Housing Trust Fund.
All housing projects/programs must be designed to benefit low‐income households at or below 80%
of the area median income.
The work of the Drachman Institute targets the development of demographically diverse neighborhoods,
rich in environmental amenities and built from good‐quality, well‐designed, regionally‐appropriate
housing that conserves land, energy, and water. It is their contention that the cornerstone of this work is
to have good quality and innovative architectural design and technology, sensible community planning,
and a landscape architecture that fosters beautiful and healthy private and public space.
Previous planning and design assistance provided by the Drachman Institute through this program has
resulted in a housing assessment and analysis of existing housing conditions for the City of Globe and
the Town of Miami in southwestern Gila County. In addition, through this program, the Institute has
conducted a housing assessment and developed a strategic plan for the Cities of Holbrook and Winslow
in Navajo County. Also, Camp Verde in Yavapai County and Shonto on the Navajo Reservation are
currently benefiting from the work conducted by the Institute.
Projects will be selected based on the selection criteria listed below.
All decisions are at the sole discretion of the Arizona Department of Housing (ADOH). ADOH’s
decisions on whether or not a project is fundable and whether or not all contingencies and conditions for
funding have been met are final. Selection for working with the Drachman Institute does not
guarantee further financing from ADOH for project implementation.
Types of Assistance
Technical assistance services from the Drachman Institute include:
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Housing needs assessments
Strategic plans related to affordable housing development
Housing design

The Drachman Institute cannot provide construction documents or engineering advice.
The Drachman Institute’s services will be provided in a manner most appropriate for the proposed
outcome. The appropriate manner of assistance will be determined by the State and The Drachman
Institute in the selection process.
Eligible Applicants
Only the entities listed below are eligible to apply for Drachman’s services under this program:

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Units of local government, including cities, towns and counties
Tribal governments, tribally designated housing entities, and housing authorities
Public Housing Authorities
Non‐profit Agencies (agencies must hold valid documentation from the I.R.S. of non‐profit status)
State‐certified Community Housing Development Organizations (specially formed non‐
profits)

Technical Assistance
ADOH technical assistance to entities developing applications for Drachman’s services is limited to
general information about the application, an explanation of the selection process, and a verbal
assessment of whether or not the proposed project concept would be generally acceptable for
Drachman’s services. The State cannot preview an application prior to submittal. Questions should be
directed to Karia Lee Basta at (602) 771‐1085.

Submission Deadlines
The State will begin accepting applications on July 15, 2007. Applications will be accepted during regular
business hours, Monday through Friday, 8:00 a.m. – 5:00 p.m. (excluding State holidays.) Until all slots
are filled, applications will be accepted on a first‐come, first‐serve basis. Applications will receive an
initial review and additional information may be requested if necessary for the State to make its final
decision. Applicants should not assume they have been selected based on ADOH’s request for additional
information. Once additional information has been requested, the State will discontinue its review of the
application and will not consider the application further until the applicant has responded in full to all
requests for additional information.
Additionally, the State makes no guarantee that a slot will still be available at the time additional
information is submitted. Therefore, it is in the applicant’s best interest to provide as much detailed
information as possible about the proposed project in the initial submission in order to minimize the
need ADOH to request additional information. The State will not make firm commitments to any project
or program application submitted until the State, in its sole discretion, has determined that the applicant
has adequately responded to all outstanding questions
Applications must be mailed or hand delivered to:
Attn: Karia Lee Basta
Arizona Department of Housing
1110 West Washington Street, Suite 310
Phoenix, AZ 85007
Applications will be processed in the order they are received by the department (not the date they are
postmarked). All applications arriving on the same day will be considered to have arrived at the same
time. Six projects will be selected. Again, if additional information is requested by the State, the
application will lose its place in the queue and will not be reinstated for review until the information has
been provided in full. The department will make every effort to make its decisions within a reasonable
amount of time (typically 30 days). If the State requests additional information then this timeline will be
extended accordingly. All applicants will be notified by mail regarding decisions and the department
requests that applicants refrain from calling the department to inquire about decisions within the 30 day
review period.

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Threshold Review
Each and every application submitted will be checked against a set of minimum threshold requirements.
The threshold review will determine whether or not the application can proceed to the full review
process. Threshold review criteria include:
1. The application package submitted is complete.
2. The applicant is eligible to apply for funding.
3. The type of project proposed is eligible to receive assistance from The Drachman Institute.

Full Review Criteria
If a project passes the threshold requirements above, it will be reviewed for final selection based on the
following criteria:

1) Will the project being proposed for technical assistance ultimately serve the needs of low and
moderate income individuals/neighborhoods and/or communities?
2) Will the technical assistance effort involve community participation?
3) Does the applicant have the experience and ability to bring the project to fruition after the
technical assistance is provided?
4) Can the technical assistance effort be completed within 10 months?
5) Is there likelihood that funding will be available?
6) There is a reasonable expectation that the project is feasible and could be brought to fruition.
ADOH reserves the right to select projects that ensure geographic and project‐type diversity.
All applications that pass the threshold review but are not chosen will remain on file until the end of the
fiscal year. If an application is not chosen for Drachman assistance during the fiscal year in which it is
submitted, the applicant must resubmit in the next or later fiscal year in order for the application to be
considered.

Local Government/Community Support
Government entities applying for The Drachman Institute’s services must adopt a resolution. For other
entities, the local government in which the project is to be located will be required to provide a written
response that it is not opposed to the proposed project. The written response does not have to be part of
the application but it must be received before the consulting process is begun. The State may decline
to fund any application to which the local government does not concur its support. While not
required, it is usually in the applicant’s best interest to notify the local government of intent to submit an
application in order to garner their support prior to their being notified by the State.

Past Recipients of services from The Drachman Institute
Applications of previously assisted entities may be reviewed if the maximum number of projects has not
been selected within the first 90 days of the review process.

Application Format
Applications must be typewritten or computer generated. Applicants are asked not to revise these
forms in any way. Electronic copies are available upon request in Word format only.

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Application material must be:
• 8 ½ x 11 format
• Arial Font 12 point
The following items must be tabbed as follows:
A. Cover letter. Describe the idea briefly in a cover letter. This is your chance to describe your
proposed project, highlighting any unique features of your proposal that you would like to
emphasize or that may not be covered elsewhere in the application.
B. Applicant Information Form. Complete and include the applicant form.
C. Proof of Non‐Profit Status. If you are a non‐profit (non‐CHDO), you must provide a copy of your
non‐profit ruling from the Internal Revenue Service. If your status is pending, you are not yet an
eligible applicant.
D. Narrative Description. All applications must provide a narrative of no more than five (5) pages that
addresses all of the information requested on the instructions found on Attachment 3.
E. Application Forms. Complete and include these pages.
F. Government Approval Letter. All local governmental applicants must have a letter concurring with
the project and offering support; signed by the Mayor.

One Copy of the Completed Application
Applicants must complete their application package as described under Application Format (above),
completing all required sections and required supporting documentation, submitting one original.
Incomplete applications or applications missing documentation may not be accepted for review. This
application and any subsequent revisions or clarifications, if approved, will become part of the Scope of
Work and Work Plan with The Drachman Institute.

Index of Attachments in this document
Below is a list of attachments to this document. Some of the attachments simply give more explicit
directions on documents that you must include as a Tab (e.g., Narrative Description Instructions.) Some
of these attachments are actual forms which you will need to complete and submit as tabs with your
application as described under Required Documentation (Tabs) above.
1. Threshold Checklist. This is for your information only. Do not include in application packet.
2. Applicant Information Instructions. This attachment provides the basic information on the agency
applying. Place narrative at Tab B
3. Narrative Description. This attachment provides the outline on what to include in your narrative.
Place Narrative at Tab D.
4. Application Forms. This attachment provides information regarding targeted populations and
Project Team. Place at Tab E.
5. Governmental Approval Letter. All local governmental applicants must include an approval letter
from their governing body, signed by the Mayor at Tab F.

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Application for Services from the Drachman Institute
ATTACHMENTS 1‐5

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ATTACHMENT 1
Program Responsiveness Threshold Checklist

This checklist is for your use. Please do not include
it in your application package.

Program Responsiveness Thresholds relate to regulatory or State program policy compliance issues and
as such are not open for negotiation. Applications that do not meet the following thresholds will not
receive any further review. Applications that are returned due to non‐responsiveness to these
thresholds may be re‐submitted at a later deadline if applicants are able to bring their projects into
compliance with these requirements.

1. The application package submitted is complete. The information provided is in the correct format.
No items as outlined in the Application Instructions are missing.
2. The applicant is eligible to apply for funding. (See Application Instructions, pg. iii)
3. The type of project proposed is eligible to receive assistance from The Drachman Institute. (See
Application Instructions, Threshold Review, pg. iv)

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ATTACHMENT2
Applicant Information

APPLICANT

TYPE OF APPLICANT
State Certified
CHDO

Contact Name

Non‐Profit (non
CHDO)

Contact Title
Mailing Address

Local Government

Street Address (if
different from
mailing

Tribal Entity

City/State/Zip

PHA

Email Address

Other

Telephone No.
Fax No.

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ATTACHMENT 3
Narrative Description
Instructions:
This page provides an outline and instructions on the narrative description that must be included in
every application for services from the Drachman Institute. The completed narrative should be included
in the application at Tab D. Each narrative should be identified by letter
(i.e., A. Project/Program Description) and each page should be numbered at the bottom. Narrative may
be no longer than five typewritten pages.
Please respond to all of the following:
A. Project/Program Description:
•

B.

Briefly describe the process used to determine the current (within 18 months) need in the
community or neighborhood that the proposed project will be endeavoring to address.

.
•

What has been done thus far to address this need?

•

What specific work do you need the Drachman Institute to do?

Project Deliverables: What work products do you expect from the Drachman Institute?

C. Explain Use: Explain how information obtained from the Drachman Institute will be used. (i.e. how
do you envision moving the project forward after the Institute has completed its work with you?)
D. Community Support:
•

Describe existing support for the project you are proposing (e.g. elected officials, business
community, faith community, others).

•

List funding available to implement plan and list funding that will be applied for.

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ATTACHMENT 4
Application Forms
Instructions:
These pages must be completed and be included in every application for services from the Drachman
Institute. The completed information should be included in the application at Tab E. Each page should
be numbered at the bottom. Please respond to all of the following:
In order to qualify for this service the proposed project must be intended to serve low‐income households
(80% AMI or below). If you know the number of proposed units or households to be served and the
intended audience, indicate a breakdown below. If this information has not yet been determined, you
must certify, by checking the box below, that the project will be targeted for low‐income households.
The proposed project will be set aside for low‐income households as defined above.
Applicants should break down their targeted populations by
income levels, IF THIS INFORMATION IS KNOWN.

Number of
Units/Households
in Total Project

Households at or below 50% of AMI
Households at or below 60% of AMI
Households at or below 80% of AMI
Total Number of Units/Households in Project:

PROJECT TEAM: List staff who will be working on this activity with ADOH and the Drachman
Institute.
Project Manager
Name
Company
Address
Telephone Number

Fax Number

Email Address
Job duties on this project

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Project Manager
Name
Company
Address
Telephone Number

Fax Number

Email Address
Job duties on this project

Team Member
Name
Company
Address
Telephone Number

Fax Number:

Email Address
Job duties on this project

Team Member
Name
Company
Address
Telephone Number

Fax Number

Email Address
Job duties on this project

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Team Member
Name
Company
Address
Telephone Number

Fax Number

Email Address
Job duties on this project

Team Member
Name
Company
Address
Telephone Number

Fax Number

Email Address
Job duties on this project

Team Member
Name
Company
Address
Telephone Number

Fax Number

Email Address
Job duties on this project

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Team Member
Name
Company
Address
Telephone Number

Fax Number

Email Address
Job duties on this project

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ATTACHMENT 5
Government Approval Letter

All governmental applicants (towns, cities, counties, tribal governments) must submit a
letter from an authorized official indicating support for the proposed project. The letter
must be included in the application as Tab E.

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Arizona Department of Housing
2007 Information Bulletin
REGARDING PROGRAMS: Rental Development
REGARDING FUNDING SOURCES: Low Income Housing Tax Credits (LIHTC)
INFORMATION BULLETIN No 08‐07
Issued: October 4, 2007

RE:

2008 LIHTC QUALIFIED ALLOCATION PLAN FOCUS MEETINGS

The Arizona Department of Housing (ADOH) has scheduled two focus group meetings to allow
comments on the Arizona 2008 LIHTC Qualified Allocation Plan DRAFT. The dates, locations and
times of the focus group sessions are as follows:
Phoenix

Tucson

Carnegie Library*
Main Floor
1101 W. Washington
Phoenix, AZ 85007

October 23, 2007
10:00 ‐ 11:30 am
(602) 771‐1030
Lisa Roth

Community Resource Center
(Sentinal Building)
Sabino / Rillito Room
320 N. Commerce Park Loop
Tucson, AZ 85745

October 25, 2007
11:00 – 12:30 pm
(520) 791‐4171
Noeme Santana

ADOH must adopt a Qualified Allocation Plan (QAP) that sets forth the methods, criteria,
preferences, and priorities that will be used to select projects that receive tax credits. Any sub‐
allocation or set‐asides of tax credits also are part of the allocation plan. Before allocation plans are
adopted a public hearing of the plan must be held. The Public Hearing has been scheduled for:
Phoenix
Capitol Building ‐ Executive Tower
2nd Floor Governor’s Conference Room
1700 W. Washington
Phoenix, AZ 85007

November 27, 2007
2:00 pm
Lisa Roth
(602) 771‐1030

Click here to view the 2008 Draft LIHTC Qualified Allocation Plan.
*Attendees may park in the parking garage at 1110 W. Washington in the visitors parking area.
Street parking around the Carnegie Library Park area is also available.
Arizona Department of Housing
1110 W. Washington Avenue, Suite 310
Phoenix, AZ 85007
Telephone (602) 771‐1000 Facsimile (602) 771‐1002 TDY (602) 771‐1001

www.housingaz.com

The Arizona Department of Housing
2007 Information Bulletin
REGARDING PROGRAMS:

Homeownership New Development
Permanent and Transitional Rental Housing
Owner Occupied Housing Rehabilitation
Owner Occupied Housing Emergency Repair

REGARDING FUNDING SOURCES: State Housing Fund

INFORMATION BULLETIN No. 09‐07
ISSUED:
December 17, 2007
RE:
Suspension of Funding Availability for Rental and
Homeownership projects

SUSPENSION OF FUNDING AVAILABILITY
Due to the announcement of State of Arizona budgetary deficits, and the uncertainty
regarding the availability of funding, all further remaining application rounds as
described in the FY2008 State Housing Fund Program Summary and Application Guide,
Chapter 2, Section 2.2 have been suspended. Applications that have already been
submitted to ADOH for review are expected to receive commitments of funding if
determined to be eligible.
Should funding become available during this fiscal year, the Arizona Department of
Housing will issue a Notice of Funding Availability (NOFA) specific to project type and
available funding amounts. Additionally, applications for the Tribal Housing Set‐Aside
will continue to be accepted until further notice.
For further information please contact our Technical Assistance Division at:
(602) 771‐1000 or info@housingaz.com.
Arizona Department of Housing
1110 W. Washington, Suite 310
Phoenix, AZ 85007
Telephone (602) 771‐1000 Facsimile (602) 771‐1002 TDY (602) 771‐1001
www.housingaz.com

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The Arizona Department of Housing
2007 Information Bulletin
REGARDING PROGRAMS:

RENTAL

REGARDING FUNDING SOURCES: Low‐Income Housing Tax Credits and
State Housing Funds (federal HOME and/or
State Housing Trust Funds).

INFORMATION BULLETIN No. 10‐07
ISSUED:
December 21, 2007
RE:
Contact information for rental properties developed
with ADOH resources

The following pertains to all rental properties assisted with funding through ADOH, including properties
assisted with Low‐Income Housing Tax Credits, State Housing Funds (federal HOME funds and/or State
Housing Trust Funds), as well as multi‐family bond applications filed in order to meet State public hearing
requirements.
Now in its sixth year of operation, the Arizona Department of Housing (ADOH) has annually increased the
number of rental properties to its portfolio of assisted properties. As a result, and to better service our
customers, we have expanded the number of staff and different divisions working on issues to assist properties
with development, long‐term compliance, loan repayment and asset management issues. In order to assist
developers, property owners and managers with making the right contacts for issues related to their ADOH‐
assisted rental properties we are providing this clarification memorandum.

Rental Development Division
Randy Archuleta, Administrator (602) 771‐1031 randya@housingaz.com
Julie Barrett, Manager (602) 771‐1032 julieb@housingaz.com
All matters related to pre‐application questions, applications for financing and all issues occurring during the
project development phase, up until the time properties are placed in service (and if a LIHTC project, receive an
I.R.S. Form 8609 and/or if the project includes a financing contract for State Housing Funds, the contract has
received a letter of conditional closure), should continue to be directed to the Rental Development division.
This includes, but is not limited to matters pertaining to:
•
Applications for funding or tax credits
•
Applications for multi‐family bonds in meeting State public hearing requirements
•
Offers of funding or tax credits; contract negotiation issues
•
Questions pertaining to funding denials or deficiencies
•
State Housing Fund contract issues
•
Property inspections for properties not yet placed in service
•
Requests for Funds under contract
•
LIHTC Carryover Agreements
•
Requests for I.R.S. Form 8609
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Once a project has been placed in service, received its I.R.S. Form 8609 (if a LIHTC project) and/or its State
Housing Fund contract has been conditionally closed, future inquiries relating to on‐going compliance and
other non‐development related issues should be directed as follows:

Housing Compliance Division
Renee Serino, Administrator (602) 771‐1071 renees@housingaz.com
All matters related to meeting property standards and beneficiary requirements as outlined in Land Use
Restrictions (LURAs) and Declarations of Conditions of Covenants and Restrictions (CC&Rs) should be
directed to the Housing Compliance Division. This includes, but is not limited to matters pertaining to:
•
Property inspections for properties that have been placed in service and subsequent follow up
correspondence
•
Annual Reporting requirements for properties assisted with LIHTC, HOME or Housing Trust Funds
•
Questions relating to on‐going property compliance issues
•
Filing of I.R.S. Form 8823
•
Update owner, management and site contact information after property has been placed in service

Asset Management Division
Marianne Marinucci, Manager (602) 771‐1094 mariannem@housingaz.com
All matters related to loan servicing and the on‐going financial viability of ADOH‐assisted properties should be
directed to the Asset Manager. This includes, but is not limited to matters pertaining to:
•
Filing of financial reports including Annual Audited Financials, Budgets, Capitalized Operating and
Replacement Reserve Accounts, K1’s and I.R.S. Form 8825’s, etc.
•
Requests for loan restructuring and payment modifications
•
All questions regarding ADOH loans to rental properties

Risk Assessment Division
Stuart Kritzer, Senior Risk Assessment Officer
The Risk Assessment Division provides internal project risk analysis and underwriting services for all LIHTC,
bond and State Housing Fund applications submitted to ADOH. Since this division strictly provides advice
internal to the agency, and is not able to provide general technical assistance, it is strongly advised that
developers and other applicants call the Rental Development Division directly.

Arizona Department of Housing
1110 W. Washington, Suite 310
Phoenix, AZ 85007
Telephone (602) 771‐1000 Facsimile (602) 771‐1002 TDY (602) 771‐1001
www.housingaz.com

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