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§ 101–19.480041 CFR Ch. 101 (7–1–97 Edition)Subparts 101–19.7—101–19.47[Reserved]Subpart 101–19.48—Exhibits§ 101–19.4800 Scope of subpart.This subpart 101–19.48 illustrates information referred to in the text ofpart 101–19 but not suitable for inclusion elsewhere in that part.§ 101–19.4801 Memorandum of understanding between the Departmentof Housing and Urban Developmentand the General Services Administration concerning low- and moderate-income housing.MEMORANDUM OF UNDERSTANDING BETWEENTHE DEPARTMENT OF HOUSING AND URBANDEVELOPMENT AND THE GENERAL SERVICESADMINISTRATION CONCERNING LOW- ANDMODERATE-INCOME HOUSINGPurpose. The purpose of the memorandumof understanding is to provide an effective,systematic arrangement under which theFederal Government, acting through HUDand GSA, will fulfill its responsibilitiesunder law, and as a major employer, in accordance with the concepts of good management, to assure for its employees the availability of low- and moderate-income housingwithout discrimination because of race,color, religion, or national origin, and toconsider the need for development and redevelopment of areas and the development ofnew communities and the impact on improving social and economic conditions in thearea, whenever Federal Government facilities locate or relocate at new sites, and touse its resources and authority to aid in theachievement of these objectives.1. Title VIII of the Civil Rights Act of 1968(42 U.S.C. 3601) states, in section 801, that ‘‘Itis the policy of the United States to provide,within constitutional limitations, for fairhousing throughout the United States.’’ Section 808(a) places the authority and responsibility for administering the Act in the Secretary of Housing and Urban Development.Section 808(d) requires all executive departments and agencies to administer their programs and activities relating to housing andurban development in a manner affirmatively to further the purposes of title VIII(fair housing) and to cooperate with the Secretary to further such purposes. Section808(e)(5) provides that the Secretary of HUDshall administer the programs and activitiesrelating to housing and urban developmentin a manner affirmatively to further thepolicies of title VIII.2. Section 2 of the Housing Act of 1949 (42U.S.C. 1441) declares the national policy of‘‘* * * the realization as soon as feasible ofthe goal of a decent home and a suitable living environment for every American family* * *.’’ This goal was reaffirmed in the Housing and Urban Development Act of 1968 (sections 2 and 1601; 12 U.S.C. 1701t and 42 U.S.C.1441a).3. By virtue of the Public Buildings Act of1959, as amended; the Federal Property andAdministrative Services Act of 1949, asamended; and Reorganization Plan No. 18 of1950, the Administrator of General Servicesis given certain authority and responsibilityin connection with planning, developing, andconstructingGovernment-ownedpublicbuildings for housing Federal agencies, andfor acquiring leased space for Federal agencyuse.4. Executive Order 11512, February 27, 1970,sets forth the policies by which the Administrator of General Services and the heads ofexecutive agencies will be guided in the acquisition of both federally owned and leasedoffice buildings and space.5. While Executive Order No. 11512 providesthat material consideration will be given tothe efficient performance of the missions andprograms of the executive agencies and thenature and functions of the facilities involved, there are six other guidelines setforth, including:The need for development and redevelopment of areas and the development of newcommunities, and the impact a selection willhave on improving social and economic conditions in the area; andThe availability of adequate low- and moderate-income housing, adequate access fromother areas of the urban center, and adequacy of parking.6. General Services Administration (GSA)recognizes its responsibility, in all its determinations with respect to the constructionof Federal buildings and the acquisition ofleased space, to consider to the maximumpossible extent the availability of low- andmoderate-income housing without discrimination because of race, color, religion, or national origin, in accordance with its duty affirmatively to further the purposes of titleVIII of the Civil Rights Act of 1968 and withthe authorities referred to in paragraph 2above, and the guidelines referred to in paragraph 5 above, and consistent with the authorities cited in paragraphs 3 and 4 above.In connection with the foregoing statement,it is recognized that all the guidelines mustbe considered in each case, with the ultimatedecision to be made by the Administrator ofGeneral Services upon his determinationthat such decision will improve the management and administration of governmentalactivities and services, and will foster theprograms and policies of the Federal Government.7. In addition to its fair housing responsibilities, the responsibilities of HUD include232
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