HUD encourages the use of energy saving devices and equipment, including Energy Star appliances, energy-efficient lighting, reduced water saving shower heads and low-flush toilets.  These items, along with a firm preventive maintenance program and resident education pertaining to energy conservation can be significant in reducing energy/water usage and related costs.  For more information regarding saving energy and money and HUD’s Energy Action Plan, please visit www.hud.gov/energy

 

Please note that the Funds Authorization Form, HUD-9250, page 2 requires the submitter to provide the following:

 

Instructions: Indicate the Fund for the request and provide the information for each section as requested.

Owners/Agents must also submit the following with this form:

 

(1)       A narrative providing a detailed description of the work performed or to be performed;

 

(2)       Copies of paid invoices if the withdrawal request is for reimbursement for work that has been performed;

 

 

(3)       If a bid exceeds $25,000 than copies of bids may required. Please refer to HUD Handbook 4350.1 Chapter detailed guidance;

 

(4)       Mortgagor Certification (refer to HUD Handbook 4350.1, REV-1); and,

 

 

(5)       A list of appliances and/or major components that will be replaced along with a notation of whether or not the replacement items will be energy efficient products. If replacement items are not energy efficient products, the owner/agent must provide a justification.

 

If you have any questions, please contact your HUD Project Manager.

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