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AGENDA
PLYMOUTH HOUSING AND REDEVELOPMENT AUTHORITY
AUGUST 27, 1979
6:30 p.m.
I. Roll Call
II. Minutes of June 21, 1979
III. 1980 HRA Budget
IV. Interjurisdicitonal Mobility in the Section 8 Rent Assistance Program
V. Housing Rehabilitation Program
VI. :UD Inspection of Plymouth's Section 8 Program
VII. F, wised Community Development Block Grant Program Contract with
tale County
VIII. Adjournment
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CITY OF
PIYMO
June. 20, 1979
Nancy Reeves
Housing Specialist
Metro Council
Suite 300
Metro Square Bldg.
St. Paul, X 55101
Dear Nancy.,
The Plymouth HRA.will be meeting on Monday. June 25th to discuss the Metro
Council's.Housing Guide Chapter. Should pertinent comments be forthcoming
from that meeting, we would like those comments added to the record from
the June 18th public hearing.
Thank you for consideration of our request.
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Sincerely,
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Milt Dale
Plymouth HRA
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3400 PLYMOUTH BOULEVARD. PLYMOUTH, MINNESOTA 55441, TELEPHONE (612) 559.2800
MOEN AND PENTTILA
C[RTIFI[O . USLIC ACCOUNTANTS
SUITE 201 VALLEY SQUTN SUILOING
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ANCRICAN tN6TITYT[ OR C[RTIIIRO/NOLIC ACCOUNTANTS
June 25, 1979
Mr. James Willis, Director
Plymouth Housing and Redevelopment
Authority
Plymouth, Minnesota
Dear Mr. Willis:
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6104NEAOOLI6- MINNESOTA 55426
We submit this proposal regarding an audit of the Authority for
the year ended December. 31. 1978 and an alternative proposal for an
audit through the fiscal year-end of. 1979 for the Authority.
We will examine the financial statements of the Plymouth Housing
and Redevelopment. Authority for the year ended December 31. 1978 in
conformity with generally accepted accounting principles applied on a
consistent basis and also in conformity with .federal audit requirements.
We will perform such tests of the accounting system, accounting data
and accounting records as are required and necessary in the circum-
stances. We will review the system of internal control as is required
by generally accepted. accounting principles andauditing standards.
We anticipate the results of our examination will al :)w us to
express an unqualified opinion on the fairness of the presentation. of
the financial statements in conformity with generally accepted accounting
principles.
The procedures employed by us are not designed to detect the
existence of fraud. However, any findings that indicate a possibility
that fraud exists will be reported to the Authority.
Our rates charged for service will be the same rates charged
the City of Plymouth. We anticipate charges not to exceed $850.00 for
the year ended December 31, 1978. in the event less hours are required,
the charge would be less. We would an",cipate charges not to exceed
1.800.00 for a fiscal year audit. The charge for the fiscal audit is
larger than the charge for the annual duditt for the following reasons:
Mr. James Willis
Jane 25, 1.978
Page 2
1. The additional time period involved would require
audit of a larger volume (1 z years) of accounting
materials, and.
2.. The Federal government (H. U. D..) has specific
audit requirements in. regard to compliance with
their regulations.
We appreciate the opportunity to be of service to the Authority.
if this letter fully expresses your understanding of the terms of our
engagement with the Authority, please sign one copy and return it to
us. Thank you.
Respectfully submitted.,
MOEN & PENTTILA, LTD.
BY
e eth P. Jaeb PA.
Mr. Jaynes- Willis
June 25, 1979
Page 3
To: Moen & Penttila. Ltd.
The terms and conditions outlined in this proposal express
a correct and complete understanding and acceptance of the terms
of your engagement with the ,Authority.
BY Date
UNION CITY MISSION
3401 MEDICINE LAKE BOULEVARD E MINNEAPOLIS, MINNESOTA 55441
619) 559-2022
July 1.0, 1979
Mr. Milton Dale
Planning Depart4 -nt
City of Plymouth
340.0 Plymouth Blvd.
P1y=uth, MR. 55441
Dear Mr. Dale:
This letter is to confirm our recent telephone conversation.
Union City Mission has been approached by the Northwest Human Services
and West Hennepin Human Services Planning Council to operate a shelter
for battered women. In accordance with the preparation these groups
have done, we will submit an application to the State of Minnesota.
The State is scheduled to make its awards by August 30, 1979.
If our proposal is funded we will seek the appropriate special use
permits from: the City of Plymouth.
The specific inquiry I have of you is related to bringing the residential.
portionof the program up to code. We have an excellent site and a
building which in many ways is uniquely suited for the program. In
that the building has not been used for several years, it would require
renovation to meet the program needs and the building code.
Is this project eligible to apply for Community development funds? If
so, what is the process and time lines?
I am willing to meet with you and the relevant Boards and Agencies at
your convenience.
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Sin c ly,
H. deonard Bache
Administrator
Administrator. H. I: .:t, beck
Assistant Administrator. Glenn M. t=amer Pr,Op*jv 4**ctor; Michael 8. Erickson
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Mp019SOTA STATE PLANNING AGENCY • CAPITOL SQMIIE WILOM • ST. PAUL. MINNESOTA SSKI • PHONE (61.31 M40"
July .19, 1979
Dear Executive Director:
As the State. Housing Commission we find that, as is always
the case in housing, are do not have the kind or amount of
data that would be useful in disseminating irforma.t.ion about
HRAs or irR being of service. to HRAs in Minnesota.
In order to help us, then, in gathering data we would ask
you to take a few minutes to answer the questions on the
following sheet and return it to:
Jane Stevenson
Housing Planner
Office of local A Urban Affairs
State Planning Agency
200 Capitol Square Building
St. Paul, MN 55101
Your cooperation world be much appreciated..
Sincerely,
Jane Stevenson
Housing Planner
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JUL 1?79
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AN EQUAL OPPORTUNITY EMPLOYER
1. Name of HRA
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HRR SURREY
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County
2. How many units of pablic housing do you operate?
3. Do you operarte othar programs besides low -rent public housing? ..,__..
4. If so, which programs and hoer many units? (if rehab program, how
many dollars and how many units affected)
Program
Al Et.
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Units Dollars _
5. Have you ever been or are you now a recipient. of CDBG funds? L
6. If so, how mich money did you receive and what programs did you
operate using these funds?
Program
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1. Do you levy? ,
8. If so, at what. rate? 0101
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9. What, specifically, are the levied funes used for?
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DEPARTMENT OF HOUSING AND URBAN 0E'k, ELOPMENT
AREA OFFICE
6400 FRANCE AVENUE SOUTH
MIMEAPOLIS. MINNESOTA. S3/33
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Mr. Milt Dale, Associate Planner 4p•
Mousing and Reievelopment Authority `
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4P' Plymouth
3400 Plymouth.Boulevard
Plymouth,, Minnesota 55441
Hear Mr. Dale:
As part of a natioW.de Special Housing Quality Standards sur-
vey, a special task force is assigned.to inspect Section S
Existing Housing units throughout the state.
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An inspector will be visiting your agency on August 30-31, 1979.
Me Will arrive at your office at approximat Iy q:00 a.m.
In order to facilitate the inspection, we ask that you crake the
following arrangements:
1. Six units, selected sequencially, will be inspected,
beginning with account #2 and continuing with every ninth
file itntil six units have been inspected.
2. Please arrange the units in a logical travel and time order
and inforn the tenant that a HUD Official will be coming to
inspeco the unit. Please inform the tenant that the focus of
the inspection will be on the structure, not on housekeeping.
The tenant will be asked a few brief questions.
3. If the tenant cannot be home for the inspection, please make
arrangements for someone to meet and admit the inspectors.
4. It will be necessary that a staff person from your agency
acccmpany the inspector on all visits to units.
5. Attac.bed is an inspection form for each unit to be inspected.
Please complete one fora: for each unit that has been selected.
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These forms should be completed and returned to the HM Area
Office in the envelope provided as soon as possible.
We regret epy 1ACO venience this may cause you and appreciate
your efforts to facilitate these inspections.
Thank you.
Sincerely,
omas - •T. Feeney
Area. Manager
Enclosures
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TO All. PHA'sAdministering. Section 8
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Existing Programs j
suejecT: Fraud to the Section 8 Existing Housing Program
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A recent study pf the Section 8 Existing Housing. program by the Office: of
the Inspector General revealed a number of suspected cases of fraud and
abuse. These violations are currently being investigated and could lead
to a termination of assistance to tenants involved in fraud or abuse, the
termination of participation in the Section 8 program of owners and managers
involved,. and possible denial of future participation in HUD programs. It
is the policy of the Area Office to refer all suspected cases of fraud and
abuse to the Regional Inspector General for Investigation.
Attached are three letters on fraud. PHA's are required to distribute these
letters as follows:
1. The Tenant Letter.; Attachment #1, should be sent to all tenants
participating in the Section 8 Existing Program and all PHA
employees.
2.. The Owner/!tanager Letter, Attachment l/2, should be sent to all
owners and managers of units with tenants receiving subsidy
under the Section 8 Program. A copy of this letter should also
be provided to all PHA employees.
3. The PHA.Employee Letter should be sent to all PHA employees.
You will not8 that both tate owner and tenant letters (Attachments I. and 11)
discuss extra ("side") payments. You are reminded that the only extra
payments which are legal are those for extra amenities which are not
included in the rent for any other units in the building and are not
Included in the rent in other comparable apartment/houses. This could but
does not necessarily include membership in a swimming pool or use of
parking facilities. All extra payments must be approved by the PITA.
If you have any questions regarding this memo, please contact the Assisted
Housing :tanagement Branch at (612) 725-4834.
Area :•tanager ti
Aust. Is =
Attachments :
Attathrant #I
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Department rF Hous'ng and
Urban Development and hat asked
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to send this r .finder
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alonng'h these simpi t rule rolrem runfairly and honestly.
Housing Progran and help t P 9in
Not following tn.se rules could result
of aefederal
crimeatter
for investigation and your being
Whenever appropriate we
will ask you for
information about our
income and our famil size so we can make
our
hosure
use oeaparwentiuams
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your an ord and t Y
the right size. for your family- When we ask for this information
be sure to:
come received by members of
1, Let us know about allyourhouseholdar-.d income that you expect to receive in he
ear. Many people forget income fromsecondnexty
jobs. eaertime. Dart -time jobse and income received
for child support.
2• let us know the
usaheof
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one geared
If your
live in your ho you find a
family size
increases, we will help y
larger place to live.
Your rent Payment to Your landlord
must nottime of
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amount in your lease
that we calculate in
If you are now paying (
or if your landlord
this to us at
any We will
addition Lo this
payment, leas
os o t ese payments
d.
determine if these.extra
payments. are eta .
taken
1 and appropriate
action will 6e
u shortly.
IfhnecessarY9 we Will
are fillet,,
We will review your
placed
getetiveck to you s
help you. find a
you- We urge you to be surethatItisveryimportantthatyou .
sport all income and any changes
in the number of people livingwithyo so that you will continue
YOU are meeting
these
responsibilities
to receive assistance and so that this program can serve as ma.
families as possible.
nd
e10UIfyouknowofanycasesoffraudbylandlireacall
or if you have any
questions on this subject P
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hank you for your cooperation.
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Directory
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August
Dear`
The Department of Housing and Urban Developmert (HUD) has conveyed to us its
serious concerns about violations of the Section 8 Existing Housing Program
requirements. The HUD Office of Inspector General (IG) and their employees,
owners/inanagers and tenants participating in the Section 8 Existing Housing Program..
In order that the Department may provide Section -8 housing assistance to as many
needy families as possible, all participants in this HUD sponsored program must
properly utilize Goverment funds and follow Departmental policy requirements.
Incidences of fraud, willful misrepresentation, or intent to deceive with regard.
to the Section 8 Existing Housing Program are criminal acts. If you are suspected
to committing any fraudulent actions, we are required to refer the matter to the
proper authority for appropriate action. This could lead to an investigation of
the allegation and could result in your being accused of a. Federal crime. You
could also be terminated from participation in the program.
Some examples of fraud involving owner/managers identified by the IG's investi-
gation inciide:
1. Requiring extra ("side") payments in excess of the family's share of the
rent. As you know, any payment in excess of the rent must receive prior
approval by us.
2. Collecting assistance payments for units not occupied by Section 8 tenants.
3. Bribing PHA employees to certi`y substandard units as standard.
We urge you to report any violations of the Section 8 Existing. Housing Program.
Riese violations should: be reported immediately rather than to continue in non-
compliance with program requirements.
If you know of any violations or fraud committed by other persons, including PHA
employees, tenants or other owners, please contact Milt Dale at 559-2800.
In addition, we are writing to tenants who are receiving. Section 8 Housing
Assistance Payments requesting their assistance in preventing abuse of the program.
We will take any action warranted to ensure that cases of fraud are prevented or
prosecuted and are working with HUD to accomplish this task. Thank you for your
cooperation.
Yours truly,
tesiG. Wiliis, Executive Director
th Housing and Redevelopment Authority
Brenda f4ftchell Charles Carlson Betsy Hever
2500flathan Lane No. 3145 Harbir Lane 3930 Lancaster Lane No.
Apt: 104 Aot. 1-214 Apt. 323
Plymouth,,- Minnesota 554.41 Plymouth, Minn 55x41
Plymouth, Minn. 55441
Allen A. Tifer
2600 Nathan Lane
Douglas Briclin James E. Bolton
3940 Lancaster Lane No.
Apt. 132 3255 Harbor Lane No.
Aot. 138
Plymouth, rfnn. 55441 Apt. 5-212
Plymouth, Minn. 55441
Plymouth, Minn. 55441
Kathleen Dormnen Mercedes Ziegler Shera Lynn Hadson
2501 Lancaster Lane No. 3333 No. Harbor Lane 11603 - l9th Ave. No.
Apt. 266 Apt. 6-208 Apt. 113
Plymouth,.tiinn. 55441 Plymouth, Minn. 55441 Plymouth, Minn. 55441
Deborah Radtke Irene Ila.odal roman Lund
2501 Lancaster Lane No. 3145 No.-Harbor-Lane 17605 - 19th Ave. No.
Apt. 166 Apt. 1-213 Apt. 106
Plymouth, Nunn. 55441 Plymouth, Minn. 55441 Plymouth, Minn. 55441-
5441EstherEstherKorsmoEleanorThompsonLaurindaErdman
10101 Hwy. 55 3165 Harbor Lane No. 1803 - Hwy. 101 No.
Apt. 105 Apt. 2-111 Plymouth, Minn. 55391
Plymouth, Minn. Plymouth, Minn. 55441
Darlene Jongeward Mabel Messner Gunnar Jansson
3631 Lancaster Lane 3305 Harbor Lane No. 1803 HW . 101
Apt. 4-200 Apt. 7-102 Apt. 216
Plymouth, Minn. 5544;
Plymouth, Flinn. 55441 Plymouth, Minn. 55391
Gary welle
Barbara Larson
Beverly Nelson
3651 Lancaster Lane No. 3255 Harbor lane
Apt. 5-104
17605 - 19th Ave. No.
Apt. 3-607
Plymouth, Hinn. 55441
P1,vm outh, Minn.55441 Apt. 1.03
W.a4,zata, Minnsota 55391
Harley A. Carlson Karen Lillie
Diana Naqel
3641 Lancaster Lane No. 3145 Harbor Lane
17603 - 19th Ave. Ro.
Apt. 5309
Plymouth, Flinn. 55441
Apt. 1-103
Plymouths Minn. 55441
Aot. 212
Plymouth, Minn. 55441
Lynda D. Lftwinezuk ZeM t. Viers Gloria J. Byrd.
3641 Lancaster Lane No. 363, ',,s(Aiiflr Lane No. 1803 Hwy. 101
Apt. 5-300 Aot. 1":' Apt.. 116
Plymouth, Minn. 55441 Pbwmutb itinn. 55441 Plymouth, Minn. 55391
Georgie Meyer John C. Eiola Marian hattila
3631 Lancaster Lane 3640 Lancaster Lane No. 17603 - 19th Ave. No.
Apt.. 4-312 Aot. 105 Apt. 221
Plymouth, Minn. 55441 Plymouth, Minn. 55441 Plymouth, Minn. 55441.
Sandra Lund Ruth M. Litstrom Ethel S. Rudd
3641 Lancaster Lane No. 3940 Lancaster Lane No. 1803 Hwy. 101
Apt. 5-201 Appt. 128 Alt* 22
Plymouth, Minn. 55441 P1Ymodth, Minn. 56441 P ymout, Minn. 55441
twfl
1805 Highway 101
Apt.. 204 - '
Plymouth,. Minn.
4urfe Ovshak
17605 - 19th Ave. No.
Apt. 105
Plymouth, Minn.
Susan Hartwigsen
1803 Hwy. 1.01
Apt. 313
Plymouth, Minn.
Dorothy Medenwaldt
1803 Hwy. 101
Apt, 320
Plymouth, Minn.
Charlene Landeen
9630 No. 37th Place
Aot. 108
Plymouth, Minn.
Jeanette Lueck
962:0 - 37th Plave No.
Apt. 303
Plymuth, Minn.
William Buckley
3945 Lancaster Lane No.
Apt. 231
Plymouth, Minn.
Delores E. Davis
3905 Lancaster Lane No.
Apt. 105
Plymouth, Minr.
James F. Palmer
3905 Lancaster Lane
Apt. 210
Plymouth, Minn.
Jim Simpkins
3905Lancaster Lane Na.
Apt. 116
Plymouth, Minn.
Alvson Forseth
3905 Lancaster Lane No.
Apt. 117
Plymouth, Inn..,
Joseph Gonsorowski
3945 Lancaster Lane No.
Apt. 320
Plymouth, Minn.
Michele Cooper
3945 Lancaster Lane No.
Apt.. 336
Plymouth, Minn.
Mary Alice Petersen
3301 N. Co. Rd. 18
Apt, 274
Plymouth, Minn.
Barbara Fiscus
3301 No. Co. Rd. 18
Apt. 436
Plymouth, Minn.
Roxanne D. Denysivk
3301 No. Co. Rd. 18
Apt. 280
Plymouth, MInn.55427
Raymond Campbell
3301 tic. Co. Rd. 18
Apt. 318
Plymouth, 'Minn.
Martha Knight
No.
3301 No. Co. Rd. 18
Apt. 114
Piymouth, Minn.
Connie Marie Kruse
3905 Lancaster Lane No.
Apt. 325
Plymouth, Minn.
Michele Lee Meyer
3905 Lancaster lane No.
Apt. 216
Plymouth,: Mimt.:
Suzanne Hudalla
3301 No. Co. Rd. 18
Apt. 175
Plymouth, Minn.
Edward Kirby
3301 No. Co. Rd. 18
Apt. 242
Plymouth, Minn.
Vickie Lynn Provo
3301 No. Co. Rd. 18
Apt. 275
Plymouth, Minn.
Rosemery Eileen Lunow
3301 No. Co. Rd. 18
Apt: 330
Plymouth, Minn.
Kathryn Grace Larson
17210 Co. Rel. 6
Apt. 113
Plymouth, Minn.
Joyce Wi kner
17210 Co. Rd. 6
Apt. 212
Plymouth:, Minn..
Sharlene Calloway
3301 Ct. Rd. 18 Apt. 439
Plymouth, tii nn.
Nila 0. Dee
Apt. 304
17605 - 19th Ave. No.
Plymouth, Minn. 55391
Marilyn S. Landmark
17603 - 19th Ave. No.
Wayzata, Minn. 55391
Janet Hanson
17210 Co. Rd. 6 Apt. 201
Plymouth, Minn.
Dorothy Castilleja
3945 Lancaster Lane No.
Apt. 233
Plymouth, Minn.
Jill Steuck
3641 Lancaster Lane No.
Apt. 5-212
Plymouth, Minn.
vAreft Johnson
The Plaice .
3925 Lancaster Lane
Plymouth-, Minnesota
Tori Mi dtbo
lakeridge Assoc.
55441 840 E. Lake Street
Wayzata, Minn. 55.391
Arlene Vasquez
Plymouth Plaza Assoc..
315 Peavy Bldg.
Kinneapolis, l4/nn. 55402
Mel Taylor/Steve Middleton
Keller Corp.
1350 W. Co. Rd. B
Roseville, Minn. 55113
Connie Philips
At the Lake
2.500 Ila -than Lane
Plymouth, Minn. 55441
Michael Posnick
Builtwell Const. Co.
2601. Princeton Ave. So.
Minneapolis, Minn. 55415
Mrs. Liz Struckman
ShirleyBeckelWellingtonLancasterVillage
17210 Co. Rd. 6
3610 Lancaster Lane
Plymouth, Minn. 55391
Plymouth, Minn. 55441
Tom Midtbo
Sheldto. Tvsk
Plymouth Colony Partnership Countryside Invest. Co.
840 E. Lake Street 410 Idaho Ave. No.
Wayzata, Minn. 55391
Minneapolis, Minn. 55427
Betty Miller
Plymouth Colony
1805 Highway 101
Plymouth, Minn. 55391
Robert Fransen/Brad North
Griffino Company
8200 Humboldt Ave. So..
Bloominaton, Minn. 55431
Jean Aanerud
Manor Royal
3930 Lancaster
Plymoutf,, 11inn.
Capital Realty
Washington D.C.
Barb Shetsinaer
Countrysdie Estates
101.01 Highway 55
Plymouth,. Minn. 55441
Vern A Evelyn Nielson
Four Seasons Estates
9600/9630 37th Place
Plymouth, Minn. 55441
Chuck "iller
Lane No.
Miller 11ananement
55441
3947 Excelsior Blvd.
Minneapolis,. Minn.
Sandy Hughes
Village Square
3301 Co. Rd. 18
Plymouth, Minn. 55441
Jan Jessen
Fox Meadows
3025 Harbor Lane
Plymouth, Minn. 55441
Lana Baker
Plymouth Terrace Apts .
9600 37th Place
Plymouth, Minn. 55441
Barb DeMers
Calumet Properties
7841 Wayzata Blvd.
Minneapolis, Minn. 55427
Caroline. Caudill
Four Seasons billa.
36.15 Lancaster Lane
Plymouth, :1inn. 55441
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T4: All Public Housing Authorities Operating Secticn 8 Existing
Housing Assistance Payment Programs
SUBIE.ET: Section 8 Fair Market Rents and Income Limits
Enclosed please find the new income limits adopted for your area, and
also the finalized Vai= Market Rents adopted for•Minwasota.
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