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National Road Federal project to open the Applachian Frontier.
Federal Aid Highway Act of 1916 and 1921 Basis of federal Highway program. Required DOT's
Lincoln Highway First national, coast to coast hghway.
Federal Aid Highway Act of 1934 States may use up to 1.5% of highway project's federal funds for planning.
FAHA of 1956 Established Interestate System
FAHA of 1962 Required states to use 1.5% of funds for planning in urbanized areas of over 50,000 people
FAHA of 1973 Environmental and Social issues taken into account
Intermodal surface transportation Efficiency Act of 1991. Required MPOS and State DOT's to establish 3 year TIPs.
SAFETEA 2005 - largest surface transportation allocation in US History.
Federal Housing Act of 1949 Federal urban renewal program. Slum clearance.
Federal Housing Act of 1954 Expanded the 1949 act. Zoning ordinances required.
CDBG one of the three. Benefit low and moderate income persons. Prevent or eliminate slums and blight. Address community needs of urgency due to a serious and immediate threat.
HOME Exclusively to create affordable housing for low-income households.
NYC Tenement House Law of 1867 (Old Law) First major housing code in US. Required tenement buildings to have certain living features.
NYC Tenement House Law of 1901 (New Law) Mode for tenement house regulations across the US. Enforcement of codes.
Public Words Adminstration Authorized to lend up to 85% of the cost of housing projects to public and private limited dividend coroporations.
Housing Act of 1934. Created the FHA to expand housing construction jobs.
Housing Act of 1937 Foundation for most future federal public housing programs for the poor
Housing Act of 1959 Made federal matching funds available for comp plans at local, regional, state, and interstate level.
Housing Act of 1961 Successor to the act of 1937. Provided interest subsidies for low income housing.
Housing and Urban Development Act of 1965 Created HUD.
Civil Rights Act of 1968 Jones v. Alfred H. Mayer; made racial discrimantion in housing illegal.
HUD Act of 1968 provided for construction of 6 million subsidized housing units.
Housing and Community Development Act of 1974 Created Section 8 housing
National Manufactured Housing Construction and Safety Act of 1974 Protection of manufactured homes through codes and requiring cities to allow them.
Housing and Community Development Act of 1977 Killed federal funding of local comp plns.
Smith Level Act 1914 - created Cooperative Extension service with USDA.
County Life Commission FDR created to study problems with rural life to improve conditions.
National Resources Planning Board FDR created to establish state planning boards. Scope included rural land use.
National Manufactured Housing Construction and Safety Act of 1974 Protection of manufactured homes through codes and requiring cities to allow them.
Housing and Community Development Act of 1977 Killed federal funding of local comp plns.
Smith Level Act 1914 - created Cooperative Extension service with USDA.
County Life Commission FDR created to study problems with rural life to improve conditions.
National Resources Planning Board FDR created to establish state planning boards. Scope included rural land use.
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