OMB 83-C Change Worksheet

PAPERWORK REDUCTION ACT

CHANGE WORKSHEET

Agency/Subagency U.S. Department of Housing and Urban Development Office of Housing, Office of Multifamily Housing Development							OMB Control Number 2502-0518
Enter only items that change Current record New record
Agency form number(s) HUD-92013-HOSP, HUD-93305-M-H
Annual reporting and recordkeeping hour burden
	Number of respondents				18		50
	Total annual responses				36		100
			Percent of these responses collected electronically		0		0
	Total annual hours				17,566		48,794
	Difference
	Explanation of difference
				Program change			+31,228
				Adjustment
Annual reporting and recordkeeping cost burden (in thousands of dollars)
		Total annualized Capital/Startup costs
		Total annual costs (O&M)
		Total annualized cost requested
		Difference
		Explanation of difference
				Program change
				Adjustment
Other changes: The current downturn in the economy, which has reduced the availability of private financing, has not only adversely affected the housing industry but has had a serious impact on hospitals across the nation. At a time when the demand for health care services are on the rise, the lack of access to capital has made it difficult for hospitals to obtain financing for facility, equipment, and technology needs, as well as meet obligations on existing debt. By expanding FHA’s Hospital Mortgage Insurance Program to allow for refinancing of existing debt without conditioning such refinancing on new construction or renovation, HUD believes it can contribute to alleviating financial stress on hospitals, and maintaining the availability of hospitals in many communities. HUD estimates that 32 additional respondents with their associated two responses per annum would submit information on the above referenced forms if provided the opportunity under the Section 223(f) program.
Signature of Senior Official or designee:						Date:	For OIRA Use _______________ ______________

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OMB FORM 83-C 10/95