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    S iletz News
Programs
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HIP news: Matching funds still available for homeowners
HOWARD ROY
HIP Officer
contact Tammy Wagner at (541)
444-8261or 1-800-922-1399.
he deadline for fiscal-year
REAL ESTATE DICTIONARY
1999 applications is Decem­
ber 1,1998. Applications received Mortgage Insurance: Insurance
written by an independent mort­
after December 1,1998 will not be
gage insurance company (referred
considered for FY99 funds.
to as an 'M IC') protecting the
Sub-surface facilities provided
mortgage lender against loss
by the Siletz Tribe in cooperation
incurred by a mortgage default,
with Indian Health Service.
thus enabling the lender to lend a
higher percentage of the sale price.
The Indian Health Service
The Federal Government writes
supplies water and sewage
this form of insurance through the
disposal systems in the eleven
FHA and the VA.
county service area of Oregon.
Appraisal Report: A written
However in some cases we have
report by an appraiser containing
been able to provide service in
his or her opinion as to the value
other areas of Oregon with the
of a property and the reasoning
assistance of other Oregon Tribes
leading to this opinion. The factual
and LH.S. working cooperatively.
data supporting the opinion, such
Who qualifies for this program?
as comparable, appraisal formulas,
and qualifications of an appraiser,
Any Siletz Tribal member is
will also be set forth.
eligible for this program and the
good news is there are no income
requirements for this program.
The question is what do I do first
in order to get sewer or water
assistance? You must first obtain
an I.H.S. application from one of
the area offices or the H.I.P. office
in Siletz. Fill out the application
and sign it and send it to the H.I.P.
office in Siletz,
CONNIE HOFFMAN
Septic Systems that are spilling
HOWARD ROY
effluent onto the ground present a
June 13, 1998, Saturday. The
health hazard and should be
location is the Portland Area
reported to the Housing Improve­
Office, 3715 SE 39th, Portland,
ment Program for site evaluation
Oregon 97202. Contact Cynthia
from I.H.S.. H.I.P. will provide the
Viles for further information at
necessary personnel deployment
503-238-1512.
and procedures to begin the health
June 27, 1998, Saturday. The
threat remedy process.
location is the Salem Area Office,
This type of situation is a
3789 River Road North, Suite D,
definite priority for service. We
Keizer, Oregon 97303. Contact
also serve new home sites such as
Beverly
Owen
for
further
manufactured homes and new
information at 503-390-9494.
construction for residential homes.
RSVP would be helpful for
It is important to get your
staffing and scheduling purposes.
application request to us as soon
Both offices are acting indepen­
as possible
for scheduling
dently for these home-buyer
purposes. There is a waiting list
education programs, so contact
and new septic systems can only
the office where you will be
be installed between the months of
attending.
May through October. The sooner
We will have break-out sessions
you let us know about your
and separate booths for confiden­
problem or upcoming project the
tiality purposes.
easier it is to maintain and
Agenda will be:
•
schedule service for everyone.
C.T.S.I. Housing Improvement
Invocation
12:30
and Downpayment assistance
Potluck and
grant applications and Indian
socializing
12:35-1:00
Health Service sub surface water
Icebreaker
1:00-1:10
and sewage facilities applications
Overview
1:10-1:15
are available at all area offices or
Breakout sessions 1:15-5:00
T
IDEAS AND FUNDING
OPPORTUNITIES!
There are still matching funds
available for people who own
their own home and have a very
low to low income as specified by
FmHA. Please contact us at the
HIP program on how to access
these funds. These funds are for
Tribal member HIP clients with
houses residing in the Lincoln
County area only!
One can never consent to creep
when one feels an impulse to soar.
Seek yea first the kingdom of
heaven and all things shall be
given unto you.
The Creator says to us, "If you
don't move, I don't move." He
said, "If you sow, you can reap-
but you must sow first." And
"Unless you change what you are,
you will always have what you've
got."
House for sale
1047 South Anderson Creek Road
Lincoln City, Oregon 97367
(541) 994-6984
(541) 996-5804
WORDS OF W ISDOM ________
If you can give your son or
daughter one gift let it be
enthusiasm.
Housing Education Fair
sponsored by the
HIP program
CTSI Tribal
Housing Plan
available on
the Internet
CONNIE HOFFMAN
SIHA Director
Our Tribal Housing Plan has been
submitted to HUD’s NW Office of
Native Americans via the internet.
The plan can be viewed at this web
site:
http://www-domino.hud.gov/
ihp/newhome.nsf?
To gain access
The main topics w ill be:________
• A free profile credit report
• Explanation of the FmHA
housing opportunities available to
pamphlets and and a brief
description of services available.
• Financing
opportunities
through a lending institution.
• Financial planning will be
available for all tribal members
including those individuals only
interested in financial planning.
• Discussions on possible
housing needs and opportunities
for the future of tribal members in
the Portland and surrounding
areas.
• We are trying to locate a
possible group who would look at
refinancing opportunities through
a lending institution. This may
depend on turnout, so remember
to RSVP as soon as possible.
Ideas are welcome for other
housing-related topics you would
like to discuss. We will try to
accommodate you as time allows.
User name is: siha
Password is: . homsweethom
The plan identifies the goals
and objectives for the coming year
for all Tribal housing programs
and explains how the Indian
Housing Block Grant funds and
other resources will be used to
meet these goals and objectives.
If HUD approves our plan, the
block grant funds should become
available by early June.
The Language Program
needs storytellers.
Call LaVonne Butler,
Language Project Coordinator,
at (541) 444-8208, e x t 208,
if you would like to volunteer.