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to streamline the income verification procedure for current and prospective tenants in the five boroughs of New York City. For example, a single parent or disabled person living with one or more dependent children qualifies as a "tenant" in New York City. Therefore, only tenants residing with one or more of these family members must complete this form to be included in the Section 8 income stream. The updated Affidavit also includes a new "Section 8 Qualifications" section. The current Affidavit is also being included in your renewal notice. Thank you for your cooperation and please let us know if you have any questions. Please return to www.nycada.org or give us a call at 631-839-4567. Sincerely, NYCHA, New York City HOUSING AUTHORITY Sincerely, The Section 8 Affidavit of Income Form is being sent to you at the address indicated. It is important that an Affidavit of Income be completed and returned to you within ten (10) calendar days unless it states that you must wait fifteen (15) calendar days for a paper copy of the Affidavit to arrive. If you do not return the Affidavit by the proper time, the NYCCHA will have to contact your tenants and request that they fill out Section 8 forms. If you wish to be included on a "Do Not List," the Affidavit must have a space for you to add your name. If you receive a notification that the Affidavit should be completed and mailed to you within forty-five (45) days, please be prepared and contact your tenants as soon as possible to inform them that they must return the Affidavit by the ten (10) day deadline. If you receive this kind of notification, you must return to NYCHA immediately for instructions. If the original Affidavit has been submitted to you and the confirmation page of the Affidavit says that the Affidavit is awaiting signature, you must return it in person to the NYCHA before the deadline. If a notification stating that the Affidavit has been sent or has confirmed by mail doesn't arrive or does not have a confirmation page, please call the NYCCHA Office at 631-839-4567 or write to the address stated in Section 8 letter. If you do not return this application within 90 calendar days following the issuance of it, the NYCHA will start a foreclosure process. However, as of May 5, 2013 there has been no action and the Department of Justice has

And I just like to quickly add to that I think our history of investment has shown that that while that hypothetical when you ask would you be more likely the answer is exactly what was stated in fact I think our history shows that we continue to invest here even when if you were going purely on the economics it might not make sense to do so because we want to be successful in New York and I i I'm not aware of anything that would drive a change and that thinking that's why we do want to, and I concluded my open opening remarks with this Mr. chairman that's why we really do want to work, and I'm sure my colleagues feel the same on our competing companies and the Association that's why we really do want to work with you, we are committed to the state have been are today very proud of our investment in our employees, but it would be it would go a long way if New York would catch up with the other 36 states that are ahead of the curve we're behind the curve, and we need to catch up that we do look forward to rolling up our sleeves and working with both of you to help the state do just that frontier and cable telecom you've been very quiet I was chatting with someone from frontier last week indicated a great interest in the new York broadband initiative indicated possibility of maybe partake Maureen's testimony ended with some profound words however New York state should take care not to fund duplicative overbuild that will reduce the return on investment for the providers that are utilizing private capital to extend service throughout the state I guess the question obviously the questions for two of you would a company like frontier consider moving into an area already served to compete and secondly was that just an offhand comment Maureen or is that a profound and sincere concern of your association based perhaps upon something that's missing in the broadband guidelines first I think that you know that the goal is to solve the immediate problem which is universal service and to make sure that everyone in the state has the availability of the services that they need and to solve that problem first but in terms of the program itself it is very important that there isn't a perception that once in bed once folks have invested in the state that government is going to come in and create more competitors that than are perhaps needed in a particular area and essentially erode the investment that the companies have made I think your your hypothetical was actually pretty profound your hypothetical about you know if you have a high-cost eight and you have a low cost day it was my question to Verizon now I understand but I'm kind of making the same point and that is that you have to have an environment for investment in New York because this is not a static technology it's not a static level of demand it is a growing level of demand it is evolving technology and companies that are national companies or at least multi-state companies have to make decisions...