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Fair Housing Activity Statement - Nacogdoches County, Texas
Recognizing that each jurisdiction is unique, this Fair Housing
Activity Statement - Texas is intended to be used in conjunction with
the Analysis of Impediments, Phase I as a form to help the applying
jurisdictions perform assessments of their impediments to fair
housing choice, plan actions to address identified impediments, and
communicate their plans to the State of Texas and HUD.
BEFORE beginning to fill out this form, each jurisdiction should:
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Participate in the regional FHAST Form training.
Review the 2010 Texas Interim Phase I AI in detail;
Gather rel~vant information (see instructions in Appendix A);
Convene a FHAST Working Group to assess the data collected in #2 and fill
out the FHAST form (see instructions in Appendix A.)
Impediment #1
Protected classes may experience disparities in home mortgage lending
and high cost loans.
No local action is required at this time.
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There is inadequate information available to the real estate community,
governments and the public about fair housing requirements and
enforcement procedures.
ediment#3 1.
The public is not sufficiently aware of their Fair Housing rights and how to
obtain the assistance necessary to protect those rights.
Consistent with the Fair Housing Act, the State of Texas, and funded SUb-recipients
should continue to promote and conduct events to celebrate April as Fair Housing
Month, and direct sub-recipients to do the same. These events can demonstrate
support for fair housing and build awareness.
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We will commit to undertake Fair Housing Month activities. (Check all that
apply.)
I2JPassage of a resolution by our governing body.
Activities in schools.
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I2JPlacing posters in public buildings.
I2JGoverning body will hold a special hearing to solicit input from the
community.
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Will compile 2010 Federal Census Demographic Data Sets
When will you undertake these activities? 0 2011
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Consistent with the Fair Housing Act. the State of Texas and funded sub-recipients
have historically conducted fair housing activities at various times of the year and
should continue to fund. depending on sufficient appropriations. or collaborate with
public and private agencies. organizations and groups to plan and conduct fair housing
activities.
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will conductlsponsorlfund in fair housing activities at various times of the
year other than "April as Fair Housing Month". Attach a description of
these activities and identify the organizations and agencies you have
worked with.
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Will place brochures and information in lobby entrance to courthouse.
Will display information in Sub-courthouse locations.
Will also place on county web page.
When will you do this? 0 2011
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Impediment #4
"Not in my Backyard" (NIMBY) may be an impediment to fair housing in
Texas communities.
1. NIMBY opposition needs to be anticipated and planning and outreach should occur on
the front end of projects. To mitigate defensive and reactive responses. planning should
include strategies for education, outreach and marketing that provide accurate
information and promote the positive aspects and benefits of affordable housing to build
support among community residents. {11
2. The Department of Housing and Urban Development (HUD) provides extensive
information about Fair Housing and examples at www.hud.gov. Generally communities
should consider:
• Working with local officials, editorial boards. religious and civic organizations and
other community leaders to initiate education programs.
• Seeking opportunities to present information to community organizations by
requesting to be placed on their meeting agendas.
• Including a visit to the Group Home residence as part of an education program.
• Answering all questions.
• Talking with local neighborhood leaders, including elected representatives, and setting up a neighborhood meeting. • Setting up a liaison committee consisting of advocates, group residents. and neighborhood residents to discuss issues. • Identifying areas that meet AFFH targets where the community supports development, has worked with community groups and potentially uses funds to assist the development of multi-family affordable housing. We have developed an anti-NIMBYism action plan. [Attach a copy or description}
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We will develop an anti-NIMBYism action plan. [Designate who will be
responsible for developing this plan.]
When will you do this? D 2011 {2!2012 {2!2013
Commissioners Court will write the plan in a workshop.
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Impediment #5 Certain governmental policies and practices may not meet current HUD
policy concerning affirmatively furthering fair housing. Jurisdictions should
act to ensure that their policies and procedures affirmatively further fair
housing, address mal-distribution of resources, and that they do not
unnecessarily impact housing choice.
1. As part of certifying that a community is affirmatively furthering fair housing,
jurisdictions that have long-term infrastructure plans should review them to determine if
the plan promotes racial concentrations or otherwise inadvertently results in disparate
treatment of members of protected classes. While not intended to direct a community
to hire a consultant, it is anticipated that a community will review its long-term
infrastructure plans as part of this recommended action. In reviewing the project list
(Appendix F of the Phase 1 AI) there are many projects that are listed as being of
community-wide benefit. The records do not indicate the actual location of projects or
provide adequate discussion of how the projects benefit the entire community.
D We have a long-term infrastructure plan and will review the plan to determine if it
promotes racial concentrations or otherwise inadvertently results in disparate
treatment of members of protected classes as it relates to the availability of
housing.
When will you do this? D 2011
{2! We have already collected information on the locations of protected
populations and have adequate information for insuring that new projects
with "citywide benefits" will not perpetuate illegal differences in treatment
{2! We will use the information in the AI to ensure that proposed projects do
not perpetuate illegal differences in treatment
When will you do this? {2!2011
".. The County Emergency Management Plan ,. The County Hazard Mitigation Plan ".. The County Model Subdivision Rules & Regulations I
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Direct Financial Assistance & Participation in the following Programs:
• Meals on Wheels Services
• Public Libraries
• Burke Center mental Health/Mental Retardation Program
• County Welfare Board
• Nacogdoches County Economic Development Corporation
• Child Welfare Board
• Department of Family and Protective Services
• Deep East Texas Council of Governments (DETCOG)
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2. As it has been determined under federal law that Fair Housing applies to all federal
housing and community development funds, to reduce "siloing" the fair housing
component into only housing-related programs, fair housing should be considered in all
activities for all local community planning staff.
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We have determined that consideration of Fair Housing implications has already
been incorporated into all aspects of planning in this jurisdiction. [Please attach
supporting documentation.]
We will review and insure that Fair Housing implications are addressed in
all aspects of planning in this jurisdiction in a manner consistent with the
guidelines provided by the state at the FHAST form training and maintain
documentation of that review_
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3. It would be beneficial for local elected officials to require senior staff of any subrecipient
such as a city or county-including managers and attorneys-to receive available Fair
Housing training within the first 12 months of their employment or engagement.
We have a policy in place providing for all senior staff - including managers and
attorneys - to receive Fair Housing training within their first 12 months on the job,
and for long-term senior staff to receive regular updated training. [Attach copy of
policy]
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We do not have such a policy and will develop and implement one.
When will you do this?
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Applicable -The County lacks the funding and staff to send all elected
officials to training. We have however appointed two senior elected officials, the
County Judge and a Commissioner as members of the FHAST Committee, who have,
and will continue to attend training and workshops, and who will disseminate
information and plans to other senior elected officials within the County.
4. As part of what is usually a common initial training by the associations that provide
education opportunities for newly-appointed board members or newly-elected council
or commissioners court members of cities and counties, the state should request that
training include specific information on the Fair Housing Act-with a discussion of
affirmatively furthering fair housing obligations.
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Local communities should consider limiting the concentration of infrastructure
improvements like wastewater treatment, solid waste disposal, or similar necessary but
not desirable infrastructure projects in residential areas where there are concentrations
of protected classes.
o We have an official policy that limits the concentration of certain infrastructure
improvements. [Attach a copy.]
o We have official policies and procedures that take the location of protected
classes into account when deciding where to locate undesirable infrastructure
improvements. [Attach a copy.]
o We do NOT have limits on the concentration of undesirable infrastructure improvements or policies and procedures that take the residential location of members of protected classes into account, but will develop formal limits or official policies and procedures. When will you do this?
2011 0 2012
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QI Not Applicable -The county will evaluate any projects that the County
completes to ensure that protected classes are taken into account.
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Communities electing to provide publicly financed housing incentives should be
requested to call for recipients to engage in affirmative marketing.
We have a policy requiring Affirmative Marketing Plans from developers
seeking tax abatements or other supports for new housing.
QIWe do not have such a policy and will develop and implement one.
When will you do this? QI2012
The County will develop a tax abatement policy and include a statement
requiring Affirmative Marketing Plans.
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7. If a jurisdiction is a non-entitlement community, when working in LMI areas to replace
roads or other infrastructure, the jurisdiction should consider making application for
additional sources of funding to provide assistance to repair substandard housing
associated with the project (I.e., TDHCA or HUD.)
o We formally consider accessing supplementary funds when infrastructure
proposals are developed. [Attach policies.]
We have not consistently done this in the past and we will develop a process to
formally consider making housing funding applications when funds for
infrastructure projects are sought.
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I2J Not Applicable - Current CDBG (Community Development Block Grant)
program guidelines have limitations on what projects may be eligible for funding.
8. Most infrastructure projects take into account items like curb cuts, sidewalks, hearing
and visually impaired indicators at intersections. When approving non-federally funded
projects, similar special needs construction should be required for infrastructure
improvements. Projects should also address other legacy discrimination issues, such
as accessibility in public areas like courthouses, community centers and other high
traffic areas.
o We currently require that applications for non-federally-funded
infrastructure projects are ADA compliant and address other legacy
discrimination issues.
o We do not have such a requirement. We will develop one.
When will you do this? 02011
9. Each jurisdiction applying for Community Development Block Grant funds or other
federal housing and community development funds should submit a Fair Housing
Activities Statement - Texas (FHAST) with their application, reviewing their
infrastructure needs and housing needs and how the proposed activity promotes fair
housing or results in more equitable treatment of protected classes. Projects with
community-wide benefits should be accompanied by explicit commitments on the part
of the local jurisdictions to undertake additional activities to affirmatively further fair
housing along with a monitoring and reporting process.
I2J We submit a FHAST form.
When will you begin to do this? 02011
10. As part of the non-housing disaster recovery program, jurisdictions should consider
low-income areas and areas populated principally by members of protected classes to
determine the potential for flooding and consider making infrastructure expenditures to
help protect the impacted communities-including colonias.
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We have reviewed LMI areas and areas populated principally by members of
protected classes, and prioritized infrastructure expenditures to help protect the
impacted communities-including colonias.
We have not done this in the past but will conduct such a review and consider
these infrastructure projects in the future.
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11. If applicable, all policies should be reviewed regarding denying applicants' access to
disaster recovery CDSG funds if their residence is located in the flood plain. If the
policy does not allow participation by restricting building in flood plains, then the policy
should be assessed to see if alternative housing programs could be implemented for
the residents. Local jurisdictions should analyze the results and see if protected
classes are more frequently harmed by flood plain restrictions. This action does not
apply to the GLO CDSG Disaster Relief Fund that limits property purchase "unless
TXCDSG receives satisfactory evidence that the property to be purchased was not
constructed or purchased by the current owner after the property site location was
officially mapped and included in a designated flood plain."
We have completed this review and analysis and will take action on our findings.
o We have not completed this review and analysis. We will do so and take
appropriate actions based on our findings for Round 2 programs.
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Not Applicable - The County is required to adhere to Federal and State
Restrictions, such as the Flood Insurance Program, which establish guidelines that
apply to certain areas within the County. The County also has model Subdivision
Regulations.
12. When an entire community is in a flood plain, the community should establish clear
standards that allow for proper elevation or relocation, and that also allows for
visitability/special needs considerations consistent with state[3] and federal law.
We have established clear standards that allow for proper elevation of homes or
for relocation, and also allow for visitability/special needs considerations
consistent with state and federal law. [Attach documentation.]
We have not developed these standards but will do so for Round 2 programs.
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Texas Government Code Section 2306.514
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plain. The County does however participate in the federal NFIP program.
13. Local jurisdictions that accommodated the relocation of disaster survivors resulting in
concentrations of protected class survivors in specific areas should establish Moving to
Opportunity Programs and include renters in their Moving to Opportunity Programs as
defined under Round 2.
D This action step applies to our jurisdiction. We will establish a Moving to
Opportunity Program for disaster survivors as part of our Round 2 housing
recovery program.
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Not Applicable - No past history of concentrations of survivors in the county.
The County is a participating member under the Deep East Texas Council of
Governments (DETCOG) program. These issues are also addressed by our Local
Housing Authority (See Attachment E for a letter from the Local Housing Authority
and additional County map)
14. Consistent with the process established in the Conciliation Agreement, local
jurisdictions and state agencies should work together to determine a demographic and
economic profile of victims of the natural disaster and establish goals for assisting
these populations in no less that the proportions they were impacted by the disaster.
These goals should be performance goals and disaster recovery funds should be
extended incrementally in a manner to ensure that these populations are equitably
assisted with benefits.
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We will cooperate with state agencies to carry out this action step.
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15. All infrastructure programs funded with disaster recovery funds should be designed so
that any publicly accessible infrastructure projects and associated facilities are fully
accessible to persons with disabilities.
D We have established clear policies and procedures to insure that all
infrastructure programs funded with disaster recovery funds will be deSigned so
that any publicly accessible infrastructure projects and associated facilities are
fully accessible to persons with disabilities. [Attach documentation.]
D We have not developed these standards and policies; we will do so for Round 2
infrastructure projects. The person or entity responsible for developing these
standards will be
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~Not Applicable (Explain) The County is already required by law to ensure that
infrastructure projects are publicly accessible to persons with disabilities.
16. Consistent with the Conciliation Agreement, family and elderly public housing units
damaged or destroyed by the disaster should be reconstructed or repaired in a manner
that affirmatively furthers fair housing utilizing disaster recovery funds within 24 months
of approval of the initial application for disaster recovery assistance for the local
jurisdiction.
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We affirm that family and elderly public housing units damaged or destroyed by
the disaster will be reconstructed or repaired in a manner that affirmatively
furthers fair housing utilizing disaster recovery funds within 24 months of
submission of the initial application for disaster recovery assistance by the local
jurisdiction.
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Not Applicable -Infrastructure funds cannot be utilized for public housing.
Governmental entities at all levels do not appear to have been proactive
in the enforcement of both the Fair Housing Act and the obligation to
affirmatively further fair housing. The State and subrecipients should
implement a robust and effective structure for identifying and pursuing
suspected violations.
Impediment #6
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Given the potential for increase in Fair Housing enforcement action by federal and state
agencies and private organizations, an ongoing fair housing testing program for areas
that receive federal housing and community development funds could be beneficial to
protect state agencies and sub-recipients from potential repayment. Fair housing
enforcement is a valid use of CDBG funding and can be used to establish testing
programs by agencies trained in HUD testing procedures. The state, or local
jurisdictions combining together, should consider conducting tests in areas that include
the following: steering in sales and rental; the denial of and different terms and
conditions based on race, national origin, familial status, and disability in sales and
rental; predatory and disparate terms and conditions in lending and insurance; and
foreclosure modification schemes targeting minority neighborhoods. The state should
also consider education to applicable entities on self-testing and self-correction.
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We currently have a testing program for Fair Housing violations. For
more information. OWe do not have a testing program for Fair Housing violations and plan to establish one. When will you do this?
2011 0 2012 t2f2013
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cannot conduct testing programs. However, the county will be an active
participant in regional efforts to conduct testing by the Deep East Texas
Council of Governments (DETCOG).
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TDHCA should, as a pilot program, allocate funds to independent third parties or a
combined jurisdiction team identified in point 1 of this section to provide similar testing
to determine if additional enforcement is necessary.
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Impacted agencies that provide certification that they are affirmatively furthering fair
housing as required by federal law, should consider publishing a public document on
enforcement that provides the public and communities with a clear description (and
chart) of the state and Federal Fair Housing Act.
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On documents concerni.-.g housing and community development programs
that are provided to the public, we will list fair housing enforcement
contacts and procedures consistent with the State suggested language
when it is provided in 2011.
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Each community should place on its website (if one is available) the contact, at the
local, state, and federal levels, for reporting a Fair Housing complaint, if citizens believe
they were victims of housing discrimination.
We have published the contact information - at the local, state and federal levels
- for reporting a Fair Housing complaint. [Attach a copy or URL.]
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We have not done so but will do so. The county does have and will provide
the information.
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Each local jurisdiction should publish on its website a clear statement, approved jOintly
by TDHCA, expressing the jurisdiction's obligation to affirmatively further fair housing
and providing a method for reporting suspected noncompliance to the state and to
HUD. The jurisdiction's contact person should be able to refer to clear local Fair
Housing procedures for the complaint process, keep logs and records of all inquiries,
allegations, complaints and referrals. These reports should be sent to the appropriate
funding agency. Where these reports show that a jurisdiction has administered
programs inconsistently with the AI and had the effect of discouraging applications from
members of protected classes who are deemed eligible under the plan for assistance, affirmative marketing plans should be developed and submitted to the appropriate
agency.
We have published a policy statement expressing our jurisdiction's obligation to
Affirmatively Further Fair Housing. [Attach a copy or URL.]
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We will publish a policy statement consistent with the language the State
provides in 2011.
When will you do this? I2f2011, or when the State provides such language
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Not Applicable (Explain) We have developed clear procedures for the Fair Housing complaint process. [Attach a copy]
QlWe will develop clear procedures for the Fair Housing complaint process
once more guidance in given by the State in 2011.
When will you do this? I2f2011
D We keep complete logs and records of all Fair Housing inquiries, allegations,
complaints and referrals and have a policy statement about these legal records.
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We will begin keeping required logs and records.
When will you do this? I2f2012
D We have remedial procedures for developers, landlords, home sellers and others
whose actions may be inconsistent with Fair Housing laws and regulations.
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We do not have remedial procedures but will develop them. The agency or
person who will be responsible for developing these procedures is The
County currently has delegated a county fair housing office but will develop a
procedure.
When will you do this? I2f2011 , or when the State provides such language
Impediment #7
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Many local jurisdictions have zoning codes, land use controls, and
administrative practices that may impede fair housing choice and fail to
affirmatively further fair housing.
The law anticipates that ordinances creating disparate impact should also be reviewed
for change. If a disparate impact is determined to exist by the local jurisdiction, it could
repeal or amend the restriction, use public funds to offset the cost through homebuyer
assistance programs, or waive fees or other offsets to make the home more affordable.
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We recently conducted or updated a Fair Housing Review of our ordinances and
codes.
We have not done so but will conduct a review
We have a policy statement/guidance for those responsible for developing
codes/ordinances that reminds them to consider and document the Fair
Housing/AFFH implications of any new rule. o
We do not have such a policy/guidance but will develop one when suggested
guidelines are provided by the State in 2011.
When will you do this? k12011
k1 Not Applicable - State law currently does not require County's to have a zoning
ordinance, but the County does have model Subdivision Regulations.
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To help limit concentrations that could be considered impediments to affirmatively
furthering fair housing, jurisdictions that have long term planning documents for
housing growth or redevelopment, or revitalization plans, should consider allowing or
encouraging mixed income affordable housing in the plan and provide incentives for
development of this type of housing in areas that are not concentrated.
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We recently conducted a Fair Housing Review and took/are taking appropriate
action concerning our planning documents. [Attach a list of plans reviewed, a
summary of findings, and actions you will take to remove impediments]
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We have not done so but will conduct a Fair Housing Review after the State
provides suggested guidelines in 2011.
When will you do this? k12012
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We have identified residential areas that show concentrations or
underrepresentation of protected groups, and we encourage mixed-income
affordable housing and other strategies to widen housing choice throughout our
jurisdiction.
We have not done so but will include this in our FHAST plan once
guidelines are provided by the State in 2011.
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3. Local jurisdictions seeking CDSG Disaster Recovery funds from the state should
consider offering expedited permitting and review processes for affordable housing
projects within high opportunity target zones.
o We currently offer incentives to developers to locate affordable housing projects
in high opportunity neighborhoods and prevent overconcentration.
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We have not done so but will. When will you do this? 0 2011 '2f2012 '2f2013 o Not Applicable (Explain)
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Inadequate planning for re-housing after an emergency situation creates
a situation where persons who are uninsured or under-insured, low
income, or special needs can be displaced for long periods of time.
Some legislators, the Sunset Commission, and communities acknowledge that while
temporary disaster housing is a federal program, Texas should continue to provide
guidance to local governments on additional planning that needs to be done as part of
the emergency preparedness planning to most efficiently work with FEMA.
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As much of what FEMA has previously offered is travel trailers or manufactured
housing, local governments should review their zoning requirements or other land use
provisions that restrict temporary housing or housing on an existing lot during the
building process and look at potential waivers that do not risk or negatively impact
health, safety, and welfare during a period after disasters so that low income persons
can move back to their existing communities with temporary housing while waiting for
redevelopment.
o We have reviewed our zoning requirements and other land use provisions and
have provided waivers or other accommodations for post-disaster housing.
o We have not done so but will review our zoning and look at potential waivers.
When will you do this? 0 2011 0 2012 0 2013
e! Not Applicable -Nacogdoches County has no zoning restrictions, nor
permitting provisions, that would restrict or preclude temporary housing.
Impediment #9
There are impediments in public and private actions and private attitudes
to housing choice for persons with disabilities.
1. To meet federal Fair Housing requirements for zoning and neighborhood uses,
jurisdictions should look to determine if there are direct or indirect limitations in
codes that would prevent facilities or personal residences from providing assistance
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or communities of choice or service-enriched environments that directly impact
special needs persons.
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Local jurisdictions should work to ensure that zoning or code requirements do not
unnecessarily impose stricter commercial building requirements, such as
emergency access or protection services, on group homes, thereby dramatically
increasing housing costs for persons with special needs.
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We have reviewed our codes and ordinances and have addressed/are
addressing any impediments relating to special needs persons, including (1)
rules that might prevent facilities or personal residences from providing
assistance or communities of choice or service-enriched environments that
directly impact special needs persons, and (2) rules that might unfairly increase
the costs to special needs persons.
We have not done so but will conduct a review and address any impediments
identified once guidelines are provided by the State in 2011.
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Not Applicable - Nacogdoches County has no zoning restrictions, nor permitting
prOVisions, that would restrict or preclude housing for persons with disabilities.
3. Local jurisdictions should consider coordinating with the legislatively created
Housing and Health Services Coordination Council for best practices on working
with supportive services.
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agree to coordinate with the legislatively created Housing and Health
Services Coordination Council staffed by TDHCA for best practices on
working with supportive services.
When will you do this? D 2011 1212012 1212013
Impediment #10 There are barriers to mobility and free housing choice for Housing Choice
Voucher holders including: inadequate tenant counseling services and
mobility assistance, failure of PHAs to apply for the FMR pilot
demonstration funds, and government policies, procedures, and
regulations that tend to decrease participation by private housing
providers and to restrict available housing to "racially or low-income
populated neighborhoods" with little access to economic, educational, or
other opportunity.
No local action beyond compliance with Round 2 Housing Guidelines is
currently required but communities are encouraged to work with local
public housing authorities to understand and overcome these
impediments.
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Impediment #11
Loss of housing stock in Hurricanes Dolly and Ike compounded the
shortage of affordable housing in disaster recovery areas. This shortage
is particularly acute in safe, low-poverty neighborhoods with access to
standard public services, job opportunities and good schools.
No local action is required at this time. TDHCA will develop a statewide
strategic plan including guidance for local jurisdictions on the following
Action Steps in 2011.
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1. To help offset the costs of developments that feature reduced rents without
government support, local jurisdictions should consider establishing density
bonuses to allow for higher levels of units per site for multifamily developments and
single-family developments that propose increased affordability.
2. TDHCA and HUD have developed programs that preserve affordable housing.
Continuing in this vein, the state and local jurisdictions should work to preserve
existing affordable housing development and discourage them from converting to
market rate housing. Requirements should be included in all publicly funded
developments providing tenants with early and clear notification of the intention of
management to convert to market rate housing and providing first right of refusal to
nonprofit and public entities and organizations to purchase units to maintain
afforda bility.
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The state and local jurisdictions should consider using CDBG funds to buy down
the cost of land in high-cost and high-opportunity development areas to increase
affordable housing options in these areas.
Impediment #12
Lack of financial resources for both individuals and housing providers
limits Fair Housing choice. Using an effective program under Section 3 of
the Housing and Urban Development Act of 1968 may help members of
protected classes gain economic opportunities necessary to allow them to
exercise fair housing choice.
1. The state is maximizing its resources in Round 2 of the Ike/Dolly funding to
affirmatively further fair housing in single family and multi-family developments. As
called for in the Conciliation Agreement, the state is looking to provide more
integrated housing options for persons in racially concentrated or poverty
concentrated neighborhood groups. In single-family programs, the state should
require subrecipients to offer the opportunity to relocate out of floodplain areas,
concentrations of racial minorities, or concentrations of poverty-through the
Homeowner Opportunity Program. Any relocation should be into an area that does
not result in simply relocating the high-concentration from one area to another.
Local jurisdictions will be responsible for complying with Section 3 as part
of their contract with the state.
2. Jurisdictions receiving federal funds from HUD, directly or indirectly, should ensure
they have a compliant Section 3 program to meet HUD requirements regarding
notification to LMI eligible persons of potential job creation at the impacted
neighborhood level with federal funds. I
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We have in place a Section 3 program that meets the requirements of federal law
and regulations regarding potential job creation at the impacted neighborhood
level and the use of federal funds to hire local LMI eligible persons. We confirm
that appropriate staff persons in this jurisdiction have already received training on
Section 3, regarding job creation for local LMI persons including members of
protected classes. [Attach Section 3 plan and list of staff names and training
dates]
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We have not done so but will develop a Section 3 program that meets the
requirements of federal law and regulations and that ensure appropriate
staff receive training.
Impediment #13 ~2011
Location and lack of housing accessibility and visitability standards within
political jurisdictions limits fair housing choice for persons with disabilities.
1. Local jurisdictions should consider establishing incentives for affordable housing
applicants to create an increased set-aside of housing units for persons with disabilities
or persons who are elderly without violating the existing TDHCA integrated housing rule.
2. TDHCA and local jurisdictions should consider adding proximity to medical facilities as a
scoring incentive for competitive programs using federal funds for proximity to medical
facilities.
3. TDHCA should require that all federally funded housing construction be built to
accessibility standards found in Texas Government Code §230S.S14.
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We have formally considered: 1) establishing incentives for affordable housing
developers to create an increased set-aside of housing units for persons with
disabilities or persons who are elderly without violating the eXisting TDHCA
Integrated Housing Rule; 2) providing point incentives for units in proximity to
medical facilities for competitive programs using federal funds; and 3)requiring
new housing built with federal funds to be built with structures that allow for
accessible features, regardless of whether the original occupant needs the
features, as called for by state law. [Attach documentation of the review and
resulting actions.]
We have not undertaken the above review, but plan to do so.
When will you do this? D 2011 D 2012
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Impediment #14 Many colonias residents live in developments that have insufficient
infrastructure and protections against flooding and are impacted by
flooding beyond events like Hurricanes Dolly and Ike.
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colonias, in particular the use of CDSG disaster recovery funds to provide drainage
improvements to correct flooding problems in the wake of Hurricane Dolly, and the
historical provision of public infrastructure and housing assistance to meet those needs
in border and non-border colonias.
We have identified the unserved infrastructure needs of colonias within our
jurisdiction and whether these infrastructure improvements are eligible for
disaster recovery funding and, if so, whether those projects will be funded,
We have not undertaken the above review, but plan to do so.
When will you do this? \212011
D Not Applicable
Impediment #15 Minority neighborhoods in disaster areas are primarily served by non
regulated insurance companies that do not adhere to underwriting
guidelines and may be discriminated against in the provision of
insurance. Texas has passed aggressive statues to prevent insurance
"redlining." National research indicates that protected classes face
unwarranted disparities in the cost of insurance, the amount of coverage,
and cancellation of policies without notice to the homeowner.
Impediment #16 1. Many jurisdictions do not have adequate Analysis of Impediments to Fair
Housing or Fair Housing Plans, and do not keep sufficient records of
their activities.
Recipients of CDSG funds from HUD for housing should maintain records as required
by the Fair Housing Act, HUD regulations, and the Conciliation Agreement in order to
document that they are carrying out their commitments and affirmatively furthering fair
housing.
D We currently maintain all required records to document our AFFH actions and
compliance with Fair Housing laws, HUD and State regulations, and the
Conciliation Agreement. [Attach details of the records now kept and identify the
person or entity responsible for keeping these records.]
\21 We have not done so but do so in compliance with GLO guidance.
When will you do this? D 2011 \212012
2, 2013
As required under the Conciliation Agreement, the State will conduct a new Statewide
AI after HUD approval of the Phase 1 AI. Entitlement communities should conduct new
Als or update current Als to ensure that they address all recommended data and
issues and specifically address issues related to all protected classes under the Fair
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identified independent of low and moderate-income categories in order to understand
the impact of actions, practices, regulations, ordinances, and other factors on them.
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We recently completed a formal Analysis of Impediments, are currently updating
an existing AI, or are conducting our first AI. [Attach most recent AI or draft.]
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We are using the FHAST form process to analyze our impediments to fair
housing and plan how to address them.
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Alternative or additional Local Action Steps developed by this jurisdiction: To address
unique impediments to fair housing within each community, local jurisdictions are encouraged to
develop alternative action steps to be adopted in lieu of or in addition to those set out in the
State of Texas Interim Analysis of Impediments to fair housing. If your jurisdiction elects to
propose alternative or additional action steps, please describe them below.
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Rayanne Schmid Editor & Publisher
Ferris H. Fain, President & General Manager
THE STATE OF TEXAS
COUNTY OF Nacogdoches
BEFORE ME, the undersigned, a Notary Public, this day personally
came Storm Hurwin, who after being sworn according to law that he is
the ADVERTISING DIRECTOR FOR THE DAILYSENTINEL.
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NACOGOOCHES COUNTY, TExAs COMMISSIONERS COURT NOTICE OF MEETING
The NacoFochcs County Commissioncn Court will convene in a SPECIAL MEETING on the
31- day ofAugust, 2011 at 9:00 LID. in the Commissionas Courtroom, Suite 170, on the 1
ftoor of the South Wing oftile Nacogdoches County Courthouse, 101 W. Main Street,
Nacogdoches, Texas.
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HousiDs Activity StItanaJt Texas work group as part of the County'B Fair Housing : a
Actioo Plan.
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Homes for lease in CHlSD:
'Srand New 3BRI2BTH
1BOO Square feet
-3BRlI5BTH
Both Include CHA
No smokers/inside peu
936·569-0559 or
936-615-7167
Minutes from SFA.
3BRl2BN2 Car Garage
Tri-level Home. 302 Crest
wood St. CHA. All appl.
WIO Furnished. Fenced
yrd w/deck. No peUI
smokinglHUD. $1 ,300mo
&. dep. 936-488-0101 Indow ;lmoklng.
js,No HUO.
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59-355S
iMalnCHA.
I~Dldogs
1,569-830Cl
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1.$795mo,
L.aurelln.
05n
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psOdep.
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"garbage
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IOO/dep
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be. NEW.
II SF
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logs Dr.
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60mo.
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11,300mo.
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Nice 31212 @4425 Post
Oak Rd (Kingwood SOl,
appll's, $1,350 mo. +dep.
Ref,936-569-3757
Nice 3BRI2BTH home
near SFA. Great locationl
$IIOO/mo + $900/dep
:U3 Brookshire
936-569-oS77
Raguet Area. Across from
SFA. 48R12BA House. New
appliances &floors.
$I,350mo, $90Odep
311 UoydSt. 936-569-0577
Small home efficiency.
1 bel/1 ba. All appllnd
, wid. Ceiling fan $350
mo/$300dep.321 W.
s...1e .B 645-8277
Home Sweet Home Prop
Spacious 3BRI2BA.
3004 Azalea St. Corner
lot. WID, CHA. Stove &
Refrlg. Patio &fenced
yard. 936-559-3475
Spring Creek SO;
4BRI2BTH :u 17sqft;
Comm. Pool. $1 SOOmo.
landmark Realty Group,
936-554-6367
Co/lDosl
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2BR12,SBTH Townhouse
NEW- Energy Efficient
WID hooksups/private
patio. $950-$1050/mo +
dep 936-645-S323
3230 Pearl St. 2BRI2.5BA.
fireplace, ceramic tile, full
size WID, water paid. car c
port. patio. $750 mo. +
$750 dep. 936-569-086.8.
For Sale: 28R12BA Town House In Austin
Hollow. For appointment
call,936-564-3226
GREAT lOCATION
2bd12.sh..Ceramlc
tlle,fp,celllng fans. All
appl. wid hookUps.
210W Austin 113.
$600 mo/$500 dep.
936-645-8277
Home Sweet Home Pr.
NICE 2BRI2BA. Appl~ FP.
$685-$750 mo. No HUD
903-690-9271
608 Price St • I
+ $2S5/dep
936-552-1197
$285/mo
2 blocks to SFA
On Banlta SI. 2BRlI BA
CHA. appliances. WID.
$675/mo + S6751dep
936-569-9222 LVM
2 8Rs - Patio Style
Ground level Units
Dogwood
Village
5 I 09 Northway Dr.
Call 936-371-3349
28R118A Four Plex. 2308
Pearl.1. New paint.
carport. WID conn, stove,
refrig, window NC, gas
heat. $440mo plus
utilities. $300dep wI I yr
lease. 936-569-0269
2BR/2.5BTH Townhouse
NEW- Energy Efflclent
WID hooksups/prlvate
patio. $950-$1050/mo +
dep 936-645-8323 .
2BRI2BTH Duplex
One year old wI tile floors
&. wId hook-ups
$SOO/mo + $BOO/dep
936-554-4093
Avail Sept 1st. Efficiency
Apt. Stove &Refrig
furnished. Waliklng
distance of SFA. No peu.
814 Mound St. Apt 4.
936-564·5508,
Allstate In5urance
936-560-2462
Walk to SFA. I BRII BA Du
plex. $375mo, $300dep.
903 Mound St.
936-569-0577
WHISPER OAKS
Spacious Apartments
1 &2BRApts
Full-size WID
4721 University Dr.
936-56D-2080
RO OMS
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Furnished room for rent
In Woodland Hills Sub.
UtIlities &Cable Included
Discount for student
$500/mo 936-553-2049
Private Room. Close to
SFA. Electric & water pd.
Bathroom, kitchen &
living room shared.
$35Omo. $200 dep.
903-720-2258
Ideal fOf'students. MOBILE HOME
RErHA LS
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1.5BR/18A, $350 mo
$200dep. W&O
Douglass area
Call White Fence Ind .
936-564-9076.
2 & 3 Bedroom Mobile
Homes for Rent
936~52-3583
Banlta Creek Properties
BanltaCreek
Apartments
Walk to campus
1,2. Bedroom .
Ponderosa Pines
Town Homes
2BRI258A
Covered parking
Residential area off
University DR
936-560-4768
CAMBRIDGE COURT
Affordable, Squeaky
Clean apu. Off North
loop close to
Wal-MartlMedlcal
Center.
I & 2 8R Apartments
5222 Northway
936-569-6026 CGprl ApGrtmena
I Bedroom
·Newly remodeled.
"Washeteria. .
936-564-8266
COUNTRY GARDEN
APTS -No PeU.
Hwy. 59 (Appleby).
1BR apU $375 & 2 8R apts
$475. Water paid.
Call 936-61 5-1688
2B0/2BA, comer 01 21 E
& 226. G,lrbage and
landscaping Paid.
$500/mth & $500
dejlOS/t. Call 559-7087
20R w/CHA, all appl, N.o
peU $620/mo wlthsome
bllls pd 936-645-5434
38R128,Nke Neighbor
hood In Douglass arN.
Can White Fence Ind.
·936-564-9076.
38R/2BA Stove & Remg
Included. Car port. CHISD
$650m0 936-554·5876
3BR/2M WI large add on.
7 mI E on Hwy 7. Water &.
trash paid. No peu, No
HUO. $6SOmo, $650 dep •
936-554-7660
Mobile home In CHISD
·28R/28TH $S50/mo+dep
936-5S6-Q085
U t 2BRI2BTH on
owners wooded lot wI
peaceful surroundings.
Perfect for a serious
student. NO Pets
$6OO/mo+dep
936-564-0786
MOBILE HOME
Oakview Condo 2BRlI8A
Just Remodled, WD
No HUD, 936-615-5454
www.oakvlewcondos.com
Townhome In University
Park, Appl., WBFP,
564-9609, or 569-3576 L.
*Spring Special
We will pay your mobile
. home moving cost to
move Into our parit In
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$J50.oo I
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phH U6-462-84J' or
Chris 916-250-256J
RVSpots for lease
. $185/mo Incl:
waterlsewage/6mthlease
936-564-9119 before 6p
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Applkatlons are being
accepted for
The Burite Center.
to fill VllCllncy on
Board of Directors
QualifKiltlons Include:
-Indlvlduallnterestecl
In Mental Health
Please Include resume
applications should be
mailed to
Nacogdoches County
EJections OffIce
203 W. Main Street
Nacogdoches, Texas
75961
Deadline for submitting
applications is
8:00am
August 31. 2011
Applications are being accepted for Nacogdoches County's,
Fair Housing Activity
Statement-Texas
Workgroup as part of
the County Fair Housing
Action plan.
Qualifications Indude:
• Any_ Interested
Please include resume
applications should be
mailed to
Nacogdoches County
Elections Offlce 203 W. Main Street
NacOgdoches. Texas .
75961
Deadline for submitting
applications is
8:00am
August 31, 2011
Applications are being
accepted for
Emergency Services
District '2.
8oardof
Commlsslonen
to fill vacancy
Qualifications Indude:
-18 Yean ohge or
older
• A resident citizen and
a qualified voter within
areas served by the
district -Kn~ger~dngto
August 31, 2011
The Nacogdoches County Commissioners Court met in a SPECIAL MEETING on the
31 st day of August, 2011 at 9:00 LID. in the Commissioners Courtroom, Suite 170, on the 1st
floor of the South Wing of the Nacogdoches County Courthouse, 101 W. Main Street,
Nacogdoches, Texas.
Members present: Joe English, County Judge Jerry Don Williamson, Commissioner Pct. 1 Charles Thomson, Commissioner Pct. 2 Elton Mils~ Jr., Commissioner Pct. 4 Members absent: Jim Elder, Commissioner Pct 3
Meeting was called order by Judge English and the following actions were taken:
1. Public comment None.
2. Discuss and possibly take action to consider appointments to Nacogdoches County's Fair
Housing Activity Statement Texas work group as part of the County's Fair Housing
Action Plan. Motion was made by Joe English and seconded by Elton Mi1stead, Jr. to
appoint Joe English, Charles Thomson, James H. Montoya, Anita L. Fan and Robert E.
Crow as members. Motion carried unanimously.
Adjourn
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FHAST Form Work sessions The General land Office Disaster Recovery program will host FHAST form work sessions the last week of August (details below). Please bring all relevant data to the work sessions. We highly
encourage all FHAST workgroup members to participate. This is an opportunity to receive technical assistance on the completion of your community's FHAST form. As part of the process for Round 2.2 of the CDBG Disaster Recovery program, all applicants will need to complete a FHAST form to submit with their application. The FHAST form is also required from each council of government (COG) for inclusion in the methods of distribution. The FHAST form and guide are located online here: htt!rJJwww.tdhca.stI!!.tx.usIcdbcl!Ice-tnlf.wnda.htm To RSVP, please email ssparksf!hntb.com or call toll-free 866-206-1084. LOCATIONS fall meetl. are scheduled from 8:30am -1:30pm)
Friday, August 26 - Austin UT Thompson Center 2405 Robert Dedman Drive, Austin, TX 78705 Rm.3.102
Monday, August 29 - Weslaco
Rio Grande Uvestock & Event Center 1000 N. Texas, Mercedes, TX
Tuesday, August 30 - Houston Houston Hobby Airport Marriott
9100 Gulf Freeway Wednesday, August 31- Beaumont
MCM Elegante Hotel 2355 Interstate 10 South, Beaumont, TX 77705
Thursday, September 1 - Jasper
First United Methodist Church - Wesley Center 329 North Bowie Street, Jasper, TX 75951
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Texas' Phase I of the Analysis of Impediments (AI) to Fair Housing on May 13,
2011. This Phase I AI applies to the cities, counties and councils of governments
eligible to receive supplemental disaster recovery funding as a result of hurricanes
Dolly and Ike.
In accordance with this AI, TORA and the Texas Department of Housing and
Community Affairs will hold training sessions during the month of June. These
trainings are directed at recipients of supplemental disaster recovery funds. The
grant administrators who serve the applicable units of governments should attend
this training to become fully informed on all aspects of the Phase I AI. For the
regular CDSG program, jurisdictions are encouraged to attend the general
affirmatively furthering fair housing (AFFH) training session, particulariy the first
two topics that precede the detailed disaster recovery topics. For the regular CDBG
program, any jurisdiction that is represented by an official will receive AFFH training
credit. The training session will be videotaped and we hope to provide the AFFH
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Thank you for staytng at Holiday Inn Expre. . HoCIIl &ulNa Jasper. Qualifying points for this
atay wll automatically be credited to your account. To make addltlonalnlHl'VlItiona onHne,
upcIIIIe your account Information or view your atatement p.... visit www.prtorltyclub.com.
We look forw.-cI to welcoming you back soon.
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I haw received \he goods and I or services In \he amount shown heron. I agree that my liabllty for this bill Is not waived and agree to be held
personally liable In the event that the Indicated penon. company, or associate falls to pay for any part or the full amount of these charges. If
a credit card charge. I further agree to perfonn the obligations set forth in the cardholder's agreement with the issuer.
Holiday Inn Express Hotel Suites Jasper 501 W. Gibson Jasper, TX 75951 Telephone: (409) 384-8400 Fax: (409) 384-9551 This Property is IndependenUy Owned and Operated by JASPER INN l TO I
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