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or the past year, ANHD has been working

with the New York City Council to pass
Intro. 485, The Responsible Banking Act. Our
National Policy Convening, held on November
18, revealed that we are not alone as cities across the
country are pushing similar local responsible banking
legislative campaigns.
CAPTION: Boston City Councillor Felix G Arroyo, one of several elected
officials at the convening, addresses the audience
The
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Over 130 elected ofcials, policy experts and
community organizers from twelve cities
attended the day-long convening at the New
York University School of Law. Everyone in
attendance came away energized by the days
speakers who talked about their respective cities
ordinance with a sense of promise and urgency.
I just want to thank ANHD and the advocates
in this room, said Council Speaker Christine
Quinn who spoke at the convening. Because
the truth is, were we worried about issues of how
banks interact with our neighborhoods and the
council? Yes. Were we worried about foreclosure,
worried about small businesses? Yes. Had we
really thought about this vehicle, this idea on
our own? No. It came out of collaboration. Te
best ideas come from collaboration.
In addition to Speaker Quinn, ANHD was
thrilled that Council Members Al Vann
and Domenic M. Recchia, the bills two co-
sponsors, along with Council Member Brad
Lander, provided stirring remarks. Council
Member Vann said the Council was looking
at ways for the City of New York to use its
deposits to collaborate with, not confront
the banks doing business with the City. All
four members of the New York City Council
spoke passionately about how many banks have
been failing their communities, small business
owners, and homeowners facing foreclosure.
Indeed, for many years, increasingly large
banks have been unresponsive to meeting
core community credit needs. ANHD
has documented the decreases in lending,
investment and services in our State of Bank
Reinvestment in NYC reports, which are
available at www.anhd.org.
Te day-long conference, jointly organized
by ANHD and the National Community
Reinvestment Coalition (NCRC), gave elected
ofcials, advocates and community organizers
a platform to exchange their achievements,
setbacks and strategies related to creating
and administering local tools to resuscitate
community development, afordable housing,
small business lending and retail banking
services in their communities.
In so doing, the conference made clear that
momentum for municipalities to pass local
versions of the Community Reinvestment Act
is growing not only in NYC, but also in cities
like Boston, Chicago, Los Angeles, Kansas
City, Minneapolis, Pittsburgh, St. Louis, and
San Diego, all of whom were represented at
the convening. Additionally, Oakland, San
Francisco, San Jose, and Seattle are pursuing
this strategy.
We began the process to get our responsible
banking bill passed because we saw the efective
examples of Cleveland and Philadelphia, two
leaders that have laws in place, said ANHD
Executive Director Benjamin Dulchin.
Replicating their models really seemed exciting
to us and it is an honor to have Councilmember
Wilson Goode Jr. from Philadelphia here
today.
Im encouraged when I see so many organizing
eforts here in New York, said Council Member
Richard Alarcon, the lead sponsor of the Los
Angeles ordinance. Id like to thank ANHD
and NCRC in particular because taking this on
at a municipal level is like herding cats. Its one
thing to focus on the federal government but
when you try to do this across the nationI
think we need to be more strategic. We need
to focus on the cities with the most power, the
From top: MAHA Executive Director
Tomas Callahan; INCO Director
Ericka Stallings; Hollywood Adventist
Church Pastor Ryan Bell; Brooklyn
Congregations United Executive
Director Margaret Hughes; Chief
of Staf for Councilor Arroyo Stuart
Rosenberg
The Growing Tide of
Banking Ordinances
Te goal of Intro. 485 is for the City of
New York to fnd new ways to collaborate
with, not confront, banks doing business
with the city. City of New York Councilmember Al Vann
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Councils that are best suited, the need that is
greatest to send the most powerful message.
For the City of Los Angeles, the story of its
responsible banking ordinance began nearly
three years ago after Alarcon introduced the
Responsible Banking Investment Monitoring
Program as a motion into Los Angeless City
Council. It had been dead in the water said
Alarcon, until the Occupy Movement gave it
life again.
Te Occupy LA Movement has defbrillated
the banking responsibility ordinance. It was
they who reignited the fame, because they came
and testifed. Heck, they were right outside the
door as they camped at City Hall. Terefore,
the LA story provides at least one very tangible
example of how the Occupy Movement has had
a positive impact.
For the City of Boston, the political environment
is somewhat more receptive but the path to
passage seems just as steep. Councilor Felix G.
Arroyo, having just received the second largest
number (35,465) of votes during the citys
2011 municipal elections, spoke during the
convening about his citys challenges in passing
the Invest in Boston initiative. Weve had
one hearing on the bill, said Stuart Rosenberg,
Chief of Staf for Councilor Arroyo. During
the hearing, a banking lobbyist said our bill was
a solution looking for a problem. We know
that the industry is going to push back hard.
To gauge the strength of the political support,
the Massachusetts Afordable Housing Alliance
(MAHA) surveyed all 13 candidates for local
ofce. According to MAHA Executive Director
Tomas Callahan, the results seemed favorable.
We conducted a poll among the candidates to
see which were in favor of the idea of an Invest
in Boston. Eight out of the 13 candidates said
they were in favor. Te other 5 didnt respond.
During the convening, Callahan said he didnt
believe the survey set anything in stone, but
does create a solid platform signifcant enough
to steer future candidates and hold accountable
the current roster of ofcials whove expressed
support of the bill.
Speculation on when these local CRA bills will
pass into law is anyones guess. But the growing
momentum supported by organizing eforts
and the Occupy Movement suggest that 2012
may be a breakout year.
Speculating on a timeline for passing the bill
in Boston, Rosenberg says, Were probably
going to see passage of the bill in 2012 and its
frst implementation in 2013. Ditto for Los
Angeles, whose City Council has marked the
end of this year as deadline for moving the bill
signifcantly closer to a full vote.
As for the New York Citys bill, Speaker
Quinn committed to no exact date during the
convening but let the fate of the bill be clear.
One way or another, it [Intro 485] will become
the law of the City of New York very soon.
And as NYC goes, so too may go other
municipalities, as expressed by Alarcon.
I agree if New York passes this ordinance it
will be a powerful message for the entire United
States of America. If Wall Street is burdened
with this banking responsibility I think then all
the ships will follow and hopefully all the ships
will rise.
From top: ANHD Executive Director
Benjamin Dulchin; City Life/ Viva
Urban Organizer John Wyche;
Pittsburgh Community Reinvestment
Group Deputy Director Bethany
Davidson; Communities Creating
Opportunity Commuinity Organizer
Damon Daniel; Boston City
Councilor Felix G. Arroyo
One way or another, it
[Intro 485] will become
the law of the City of New
York very soon.
NYC Council Speaker Quinn
If New York passes this ordinance
it will be a powerful message for the
entire United States of America.
City of Los Angeles Councilmember Richard Alarcon
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Implementing Integrated Pest Management
in Affordable Housing

theAssociation for Neighborhood and Housing DevelopmentPratt Center for Community

DevelopmentEnterprise Community PartnersSupportive Housing Network of New York, andUrban
Homesteading Assistance Boardinvite you to the third workshop in the 2011-2012 Managing Lean
and Green series.

What is the safest way to keep vermin out of your building? Can it be done without resorting to harmful chemicals? This
workshop brings together leaders in the design and implementation of integrated pest management (IPM) strategies in
affordable housing. IPM is a series of approaches that manage pest damage on households in an economical way, with the
least possible hazard to residents, property, and the environment. IPM aims to utilize common sense strategy without reliance
on harmful chemicals and other potentially unhealthy methods.
The discussion will focus on how affordable housing developers and managers can integrate IPM practices into their
developments to meet the mandatory healthy living environment section's IPM criterion of the Enterprise Green Communities
Criteria, the first national framework for healthy, efficient, environmentally smart affordable homes. Developed by Enterprise
in partnership with some of the nation's leading environmental, public health and green building experts, Green Communities
is designed to help developers, investors, builders and residents make the transition to a greener future for affordable housing.
2011 Enterprise Green Communities mandatory criterion 7.14 - "Integrated Pest Management" requires that
buildings be built to minimize opportunities for pests to enter the building, and to develop an integrated pest management
policy, including resident guidance related to pesticide use, housekeeping, and reporting of pest problems.

PRESENTERS:
Gil Bloom - President, Standard Pest Management
Tim Hendricks, A.C.E. - Director of Training, Assured Environments
DETAILS:
Thursday, December 8, 2011 (10:00am - 12:00pm)
Pratt Manhattan, Room 213
144 West 14th Street (between 6th and 7th Avenues)

The cost for this session is $5.00. PLEASE REGISTER IN ADVANCE.

Register here for the workshop. Payment cannot be accepted online. Payment can be mailed in with the registration form or
can be paid by cash or check on the day of the session. For the complete schedule of workshops, please click here.

The Managing Lean and Green training series is sponsored by the , Pratt Center for Community Development (NYSERDA Energy
$mart Communities Program Contractor), Enterprise Community Partners, the Association for Neighborhood and Housing Development,
Supportive Housing Network of New York, and Urban Homesteading Assistance Board.

$14.4 mil in tax
credits awarded
to 13 afordable
housing projects
Te Department of Housing
Preservation and Development
Commissioner November 22
announced that the City has
allocated $14.4 million in Low
Income Housing Tax Credits to
13 afordable housing projects.
Te tax credits were provided
by New York State and serve as
a critical source of funding for
low-income afordable housing
developments.
For the full Story
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PACC & SEEDCO
Bookkeeping &
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Tomorrow, PACC will host
an interactive workshop
that will cover the various
accounting recording
systems, accounting
methods and ways to set up
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For Details
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The New York Mortgage Coalition (NYMC) is a unique collaboration of financial institutions
and community housing agencies dedicated to helping low to moderate-income families
become first-time homebuyers in the Greater New York area. Through financial workshops
and one-to-one homeownership counseling, NYMCs eight community groups educate
qualified borrowers into becoming responsible home buyers. Participating lenders provide
competitive, fixed-rate loans which may include closing cost and down payment subsidies
on a need basis.
For more information on joining the New York Mortgage Coalition please contact:
Ken Inadomi, Director
212.742.0762
Ken.I@nymc.org
Every year the New York Mortgage Coalition
helps thousands of renters prepare
for homeownership.
NYMCs Financial Institutions:
Amalgamated Bank, Astoria Federal Savings Bank,
Bank of America, Capital One Bank, Citibank, EverBank,
HSBC, JPMorgan Chase, M & T Bank.
NYMCs Community Housing Agencies:
Asian Americans For Equality, Cypress Hills Local
Development Corporation, Harlem Congregations for
Community Improvement, Housing Partnership Development
Corp., Housing Action Council, Long Island Housing
Partnership, Neighbors Helping Neighbors,
and Pratt Area Community Council.
Creating aordable homeownership
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Chhaya CDC is seeking an
Intake Specialist
Chhaya seeks an energetic intake
specialist to be part of its dynamic
program team. Te intake specialist
will be one of the critical front-line
staf, helping South Asian and other
immigrant clients in navigating and
selecting the appropriate housing
counseling program at Chhaya.
Candidate will receive necessary
trainings.
RESPONSIBILITIES:
Responsibilities include conducting
triage, and scheduling appointments
with appropriate staf; conducting
one-on-one intake counseling
sessions with tenants, prospective
homebuyers, at-risk homeowners and
other clients; presenting workshops
and information sessions and
assisting with the preparation of
monthly as well as other counseling
reports.
Candidates need to be multilingual
in English, Bangla, Hindi, Nepali,
Punjabi or Urdu and have excellent
customer service and computer skills.
Tis is a full time position, 40 hours
per week. Anticipated start date is
the third week of November 2011.
Salary will be commensurate with
experience plus excellent benefts
including, medical and dental
benefts, 403b option, TransitChek
and generous vacation and holidays.
To apply send a resume, a thoughtful
cover letter and list of references to
Homeownership Program Manager
Mamta Gurung, at Careers@
chhayacdc.org
West Harlem Group Assistance, Inc.
is seeking a Director of Human Resources
RESPONSIBILITIES:
Ensures that West Harlem Group Assistance and its afliates are in full compliancewith all
federal, state and local laws and regulations, oversees human resources policies, personnel
fles and records and ensures compliance with established personnel policies. Responsible for
overseeing the grievance process, dispute resolution, termination of employees, conducting
exit interviews and responding to verifcation of employment and reference requests.
Responsible for the supervision and coordination of job postings, recruitment, orientation,
staf training and development and the hiring process of staf and volunteers. Administers
all benefts programs. Reports to the Executive Director and works closely with all directors
and managers of WHGA and its afliates Qualifcations: Qualifcations: Candidate must
have a 4 year Bachelors Degree in Human Resource Management or related feld, and
specifc training or certifcation in Human Resource Management. SHRM Certifcation
preferred. 5-7 years of work experience in human resource management and knowledge
of not for-proft sector required. Ability to interact with all levels of employees and work
courteously and confdentially.
Strong verbal and written communication skills, union negotiation and dispute resolution
skills. Computer literate in Microsoft Ofce Suite. Bilingual in English/Spanish a plus
Salary: Commensurate with Experience. Mail or fax resume and cover letter to June P.
Andrews, Deputy Director, West Harlem Group Assistance, Inc., 1652 Amsterdam Avenue,
New York, NY 10031 Fax: (212) 862-3281
Looking for an Assistant Director
Jericho Project is looking to hire an Assistant Director who will oversee all property
management functions at West Tremont, and also conduct direct program services.
RESPONSIBILITIES:
Responsibilities for the full-time, Bronx-based position includes developing marketing
programs; supervising tenant selection process and participating in tenant interviews,
developing and overseeing compliance with leases and house rules, conducting community
meetings, supervising maintenance programs, and completing reports to government and
other funders.
Interested applicants must submit a cover letter and resume to:
Human Resources Department Jericho Project Job Code: KingsbridgeAD 245 W. 29th
Street, Suite 902 New York, NY 10001 Fax: 646.624.2301 Email: hr@jerichoproject.org
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Looking for a Director of Building Services
RESPONSIBILITIES:
A nonproft agency located in NYC is seeking a Director of Building Services. Responsibilities
include supervising maintenance department including building and apartment repairs and
preventative maintenance on all building systems; Identifying and monitoring all outside
contracted work. Director is also responsible for inventory controls, correction of violations
and staf annual performance reviews. Qualifcations: High School diploma required; 3-5
years experience working in as Supervisory position in residential building maintenance.
Experience in maintenance repair and superintendent level skills. Experience in heating,
plumbing and electrical required. Background in construction, helpful. Good written &
strong verbal communication skills required. Ability to work fexible schedule and be
available for on call emergencies. Bilingual, Spanish preferred.
Salary: Commensurate with Experience. Email resume and cover letter in word format with
position in subject line to resumes134@yahoo.com
Looking for a Director of Property Management
RESPONSIBILITIES:
A nonproft agency located in NYC is seeking a passionate individual with understanding
of social and economic problems related to housing needs for low income individuals to
become the Director of Property Management. Tis individual will have with at least 5 years
experience in the daily operations and supervision of a property management department. Te
individual will be responsible for ensuring coordination between city agencies, construction
management, Maintenance and Accounting Departments. Te qualifed individual will
have experience in capital planning and familiarity with negotiating commercial leases. Te
key individual will have knowledge of and experience working with Section 8 and other
existing housing voucher programs. Tis person must be well versed in HUD regulations,
guidelines and procedures.
Te successful candidate for this position must possess strong interpersonal, customer service
and supervisor skills. Low Income Housing Tax Credit Certifcation required. Bilingual,
Spanish preferred Email resume and cover letter in word format with position in subject
line to resumes134@yahoo.com
Looking for an Activities Coordinator
PACC seeks to hire an Activities Coordinator to work with the residents at Gibb Mansion.
Responsibilities include initiating and organizing recreational activities for the residents
of Gibb Mansion. Tese activities should be a mix of creative activities, in house events
and trips to outside locations; Additonally, the Activities Coordinator will work with the
social service staf to improve attendance at already existing events and move toward stafng
some of those regular events; Research and publicize free and low cost activities in the
neighborhood and throughout NYC
that mansion residents can participate
in; Obtain and coordinate donations
of materials and supplies from free
and low cost vendors.
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activities-coordinator
Minkwon looking for
Advocacy &Organizing
Director
Te MinKwon Center for Commu-
nity Action invites applications for
an Advocacy & Organizing Director.
Te Advocacy & Organizing Direc-
tor will work closely with our Advo-
cacy & Organizing and other staf to
strengthen and develop our advocacy
campaigns and grassroots organizing
work with our communities.
Te Advocacy & Organizing Direc-
tor would help lead our Advocacy and
Community Organizing Program
to engage in advocacy campaigns on
issues such as comprehensive immi-
gration reform, fairer allocation of
city and state budgets and other so-
cial justice issues; and to develop an
informed, active base of community
members engaged on these issues.
Te Director would have the follow-
ing specifc responsibilities:
Te MinKwon Center will accept
applications on a rolling basis until
the position is flled. Please prepare
and send a detailed cover letter and
resume describing your interest in the
organization and position to Steven
Choi, schoi@minkwon.org.
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ALSO ANNOUNCING

ANHD/HCC`S WINTER 2012 BOILER/BURNER MINI-SERIES
MAINTAINING & OPERATING HEATING PLANTS:
Heating & Hot Water Systems

Tuesday, 1anuary 10
Thursday, 1anuary 12
Tuesday, 1anuary 17, 2012
Classes will meet at 6:30 PM - 9:30 PM

In this three-session course, Mark Russo, a prominent educator
and trainer, will teach us about combustion (gas/oil burners), boi-
lers (steam/hydronic and modular), heating distribution systems
(steam & hydronic), & ways to improve facility energy efficiency.

This upcoming course will be held at
CHDC`S 46th Street Community Room
300 West 46th Street - Lobby Entrance
(Between 8th

and 9th

Avenues, Manhattan)
Registration: $125.00 (non-profit & ANHD membership rate)
$200.00 (for-profit sector)

To Register for MAIA1AIAIAC & OPERA1IAC HEA1IAC PLAA1S MIAI-SERIES (OALY):
Please mail the application Iorm ASAP with payment to ANHD, 50 Broad St., Suite 1125, NY,
NY 10004, Attn: Rita Mazza, or Iax to 212-747-1114. (Please make checks payable to ANHD.)
Contact Mike Bucci 347-306-1745/ mgbucciaol.com with questions about these trainings.

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ANHD gratefully acknowledges Wachovia Foundation, Astoria Federal
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ANHD`s Affordable Housing Institute and Training Programs.
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Grant Administration and Management
NYC Ofce of the Chief Medical Examiner (OCME) has been the recipient of numerous
Federal and State grants which enable us to enhance and maintain our current work in the
interest of criminal justice and public health, and provide us the means to advance science
in pursuit of our goals for the beneft of the public.
Te OCME is seeking the services of a qualifed vendor to provide timely administrative
services in support of grant-funded programs. Te selected vendor will support these
programs by assisting in the recruitment of personnel, procuring grant-mandated goods and
services, and complying with all administration, reporting and documentation requirements
of the grants.
It is anticipated that the term of the contract awarded from this solicitation will be for three
(3) years, with two (2) one (1) year option(s) to renew.
Any vendor interested in providing these services should submit an expression of
interested in writing to Althea Samuels, Contract Ofcer, NYC Ofce Chief of Medical
Examiner(OCME) 421 East 26th Street 10th Floor New York, NY 10016. Te due date
and time for submission of expressions of interest is Wednesday, December 21, 2011 at 5:00
P.M.
Due to time constraints this contract will be done via Negotiated Acquisition pursuant to
section 3-04(b) (2) of the Procurement Policy Board rules. OCME does not have sufcient
time to complete the competitive sealed proposal process and if a vendor is not retained
quickly, funds available from a source outside the City will be lost to the City.
Deadline: December 21, 2011
Funding Amount: maximum funding: $1,206,115.00
Link: http://a856-internet.nyc.gov/nycvendoronline/vendorsearch/asp/Postings.asp?req_
id=20111115012
Tenant Resource Network Program (TRN)
Department of Housing and Urban Development is allocating funding for a TRN designed
to facilitate preservation of projects with Section 8 Project Based Rental Assistance at-risk
of loss. TRN considers projects at-risk upon occurrence of one of the following events: an
FHA insured or Direct mortgage maturity date within 24 months of the publication of the
NOFA; an owner election to Opt-Out fled no more than 12 months prior to publication of
the NOFA; a notice of prepayment fled no more than 12 months prior to publication of the
NOFA; or the receipt of two consecutive Below 60 REAC scores (not yet under abatement),
with the most recent score issued no more than 12 months prior to the publication of the
NOFA.
Expected Number of Awards: 20
Estimated Total Program Funding: $10,000,000
Award Ceiling: $720,000;
Award Floor: $200,000
Deadline: Dec 06, 2011
http://www07.grants.
gov/search/search.
do?&mode=VIEW&oppId=128513
307 Rutledge St.
Land Sale
NYCEDC seeks proposals for the
sale and development of a vacant
8,600 SF parcel of land located at
307 Rutledge Street (Block 2221 Lot
42) in Brooklyn.
Te Site is currently owned by
the New York City Department
of Housing Preservation and
Development and is currently leased
to a local nonproft for surface
parking on a month-to-month basis.
Te Site is located within a C8-2
zoning district, which allows for
a wide variety of commercial and
industrial uses, with a maximum FAR
of 2.0. An optional informational
session will be held on November 16,
2011, at 10:00 am at NYCEDC.
Tose who wish to attend the
session should RSVP by e-mail to
hwilliams@nycedc.com on or before
November 11, 2011.
Deadline: December 19, 2011
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nycvendoronline/
vendorsearch/asp/Postings.asp?req_
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