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B-179991 1 (1973-12-26)

handle is hein.gao/gaobabjhm0001 and id is 1 raw text is: 0 G( 1.0 IRESTIZ1CTED - Not to be relonsed oitside the General Accunting Qffic eoxcept of tll 1m1is of .Nocific approval by the Offico Cip Uosvrcsiol1 Zclatons, i record of wlich Is 5kept by IN g r.COAS WASHINGTON,.D.C. 10543 Dear Senator McIntyre: Your October 31, 1973, letter certain aspects of a grant entitle tory Study between the Department Development (HUD) and the State of tially, you wanted to know the cur the amount of Federal funds to be audits of the grant had been made. d r P requested us to Environmental of Housing and New Hampshire. ant status of t' aid out, and wh review Inven- Urban Easen- he grant, ether any As agreed and as discussed with November 20, 1973, we are providing information, We reviewed pertinent the BUD area office in Manchester, requested, we discussed the above gr Hancock (former Director, Office of Ms. Frances Shaine (former employee Planning). We also interviewed Mr. of Comprehennive Planning, State of several HUD officials. your office on a brief summary of the records maintained by New Hampshire. As you ant with Ms. Mary Ls State Planning) and in the Office of State Robert Monier, Director New Hampshire, and The State submitted the grunt proposal in October 1971, and HUD approved it on January 13, 1972, under the Compre- hensive Planning Assistance Grant program--section 701 of the Housing Act of 1954, as amended (40 U.S.C. 461). Work to be done under the grant was estimated to cost 445,000 and wan to be done from January 1, 1972, to December 1, 1972. Of this amouat, the Federal Government was to pay $30,000 and the State was to provide $15,000. On January 21, 1972, the State of New Hampshire entered into a contract for $30,000 with the Institute for Research and Services, St. Anslem's College, Manchester. The Institute was to assemble basic ecological information under this con- tract for the State's use in regional comprehensive planning. In January 1973, before the Institute completed its work, two of its members--Mr. Monier and Mr. James Minnoch, Project Director--were appointed to the New Hampshire Office of Com- prehensive Planning. Because of this staff.ng change, HUD and State officials in January 1973 agreed to cancel the .(1)D F~s -I§?/3 (C6 5,7-7 B-179991 The Hlonorable United States DEC 2, 9793 Thomas J. McIntyre Senate

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