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00lJ3~ Contact: State Park/Recreation Agency, OR State Department of Local Affairs, listed in Table 2 on page 46. Regional Commission Supplements to Federal Grants- in.Aid The Appalachian Regional Commission has a pro- gram of supplemental grants-in-aid and several pro- grams for direct grants: Catalog Range Average Program Number 1$000) 1$000) Supplemental Grants 23.002 12.15,000 201 Development Highway 23.003 Total of 147M Local Access Roads 23.008 49-789 375 Housing Site Deve!. 23.014 2.215 127 The seven regional commissions coordinated through the Department of Commerce do not have programs to provide the major part of capital facility costs. Five of them, however, have funds for supplementing capi. tal grants given by other Federal agencies. Eligible recipients include States, local governments and non- profit organizations. Eligible costs are for construc. tion and equipping of facilities, and for land acquisition. The total Federal share, combi ning the basic grant and the regional commission supplement, cannot ex- ceed 80 per cent. The State or local government must pay at least 20 per cent of total costs. Regional Catalog Range A veragtJ Commission Number 1$0001 1$000) Coastal Plains 28.003 8.500 127 Four Corners 38.003 3.340 52 New England 48.003 NA NA Ozarks 52.003 5-528 98 Upper Great Lakes 63.003 2.250 76 The Old West and Pacific Northwest Regional Com. missions do not have supplemental programs. Contact: Governor's Alternate in State Capital, OR Regional Commission Office, listed in Table 4 on page 48. Mobile Home Financing A variety of programs are available from HUD and FHA for new and existing housing. Those programs vvhich are applicable and useful to your community can be determined by discussions with your HUD Area Office or HUD/FHA Insuring Office (See Inside Back Cover for cities in which they are located). Two programs which may be of value in the con- struction and rapid growth stages of energy development relate to the financing of mobile homes and their parks: Mobile Home Loans - made by approved lending institutions and insured by HUD, Units must be at least 10' x 40' and meet HUD standards, Loans up to $10,000 for single.unit and $15,000 for double-wides, with maximum term of 12 to 15 years. (14.1101 Contact: Any HUD/FHA approved lender NOTE: Eligible veterans may obtain mobile home financing from approved lenders with loans guaran- teed by the Veterans Administration. Maximum guarantee is $12,500 for 12 years for single-units, and $20,000 for 20 years for double-wi des. Contact VA approved lending institution. Mobile Home Parks - FHA will insure loans from approved lenders for mobile home park development. Mortgage may cover 90 per cent of park value up to a limit of $3,250 per space (or more in "high-cost" areas). The maximum term is 40 years. (14.127) The park must be large enough to be profitable, with no maximum limit. It must contain public utilities and neighborhood amenities. The develop- ment must meet the standards of Minimum Design Standards for Mobile Home Courts, HUD Hand- book 4940.5 (See page 24). Refer to: Section 207 Mobile Home Park Financing Contact: HUD/FHA Insuring Office, listed in Inside Back Cover. Health Services (HEW) The National Health Planning and Resources De- velopment Act of 1974 (P.L. 93.6411 creates a new program of State and area-wide health planning and development. This replaces nearly all previous planning and financial assistance programs. A national network of substate "Health Service Agencies" is being established to, among other things, coordinate planning and review all applications for Federal funds. Assistance is provided for modernization and con- version of existing facilities, for construction of new out.patient facilities, and for construction of new in- patient facilities in areas which have experienced recent rapid population growth. There are three programs: 44