Phoenix and Maricopa County housing glossary
Plain-language terms for reading the funding, project and outcome records.
Housing terms, public research labels and agency/program acronyms. Some concepts appear in more than one group.
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Research snapshot: November 8, 2026.
Plain-language explanations of housing terms, public source labels and official agency identifiers. Examples retain their source’s program, period and status; they are not eligibility or legal advice.
How to read codes and identifiers
Codes identify records; acronyms shorten names. Check who assigned a code and whether it identifies a source, a finding, a program, an agency or a grant. Website labels are not agency-created codes. No identifier by itself proves payment, completion or compliance.
Website reference labels
Phoenix source IDs
Reference labels assigned by Housing Accountability Project to sources cited in the public Phoenix records index. The prefix groups source references; the final number distinguishes entries.
Observed examples: PHX-CITY-002; PHX-EXT-PROJECT-210; PHX-CFP-011
Keep in mind: These are website reference labels, not HUD grant IDs, City project codes or verification scores. Open the cited source and check its title, date, scope and status.
Phoenix finding and note IDs
Website labels for published statements, evidence entries or explanatory notes, rather than the source documents themselves.
Observed examples: PHX-WEB-002; PHX-CFP-WEB-001; BELL-03; HOME-dataset-vintage
Keep in mind: Follow the linked source IDs. A claim ID is not a grant number or proof of approval, payment or independent verification.
Phoenix question and evidence-need IDs
Website navigation labels for open research questions and specific evidence needs.
Observed examples: question-overview-01; question-bell-01; capital-evidence-needed-01
Keep in mind: An evidence need is not a submitted records request, agency tracking number or finding of wrongdoing.
Official identifiers and source locations
HUD housing-agency code
The agency code that HUD’s Capital Fund workbook pairs with City of Phoenix Housing Department.
Observed examples: AZ001
Keep in mind: AZ001 identifies the agency in this system, not a HOME grantee ID or a particular property. Do not decode the digits beyond the source mapping.
HUD Capital Fund grant number
The exact grant identifier paired with Phoenix’s federal grant-year 2026 Capital Fund award in the source schedule.
Observed examples: AZ20P00150126
Keep in mind: Preserve the whole code. Do not infer cash receipt, expenditure, or a meaning for each substring from the identifier.
Assistance Listing Number (ALN)
A federal-program classification shown in the SEFA’s Federal Assistance Listing Number column.
Observed examples: 14.872 — Public Housing Capital Fund; 14.239 — HOME Investment Partnerships; 14.218 — CDBG Entitlement Grants
Keep in mind: A program number is not an individual grant, project, payment or grant year. Multiple grants/activities can fall under one ALN.
HUD HOME grantee and activity IDs
These fields identify the reporting grantee and individual IDIS activity in the HOME dataset. Keep the grantee and activity number together.
Observed examples: PHOENIX: GRANTEE_ID 10659 / IDIS_ACTV_ID 4938; ARIZONA: GRANTEE_ID 136 / IDIS_ACTV_ID 7160
Keep in mind: Neither code is an apartment number. Different funder activities can describe the same property, and their assisted-unit subsets can overlap. The raw HOME dictionary has CDBG wording in some grantee-field descriptions; use actual HOME record context, not that wording to relabel the program.
HUD record identifiers
ID_CHAR is the character-form unique record identifier described in the HOME dictionary; OBJECTID is the service’s object-row field.
Observed examples: ID_CHAR 900000001055151; ID_CHAR 900000001039206
Keep in mind: These identify records in a particular dataset, not physical housing units, parcels or an assistance amount. Do not invent a digit-by-digit decoding or treat an object-row ID as universally stable.
Council records and enacted-action identifiers
Legistar metadata and staff-text records use distinct matter, file and text identifiers. The ordinance number identifies the named Council ordinance.
Observed examples: MatterId 35197; MatterFile 26-1162; MatterTextId 35297; Ordinance S-53026
Keep in mind: A staff-text request does not prove adoption. Check action metadata/status/date. These are not grant, property or payment IDs; do not parse numeric segments into unverified dates.
City capital-project codes
City CIP schedule identifiers for separately described capital-project funding rows.
Observed examples: AH20620043 — 25th at Bell ARPA project; AH30300013 — CPLC The Bell HOME / Community Housing Development Organization (CHDO) project
Keep in mind: CIP means Capital Improvement Program. Two codes at one property do not create two developments; a capital-plan figure is not proof of payment. The internal characters are not decoded here.
Arizona LIHTC project number
The Arizona LIHTC master’s project number for the Bell entry. Keep the leading zero.
Observed examples: 0940 — 25th & Bell Apartments
Keep in mind: LIHTC means Low Income Housing Tax Credit. This code is not a parcel number, deed, current owner or affordability-expiry date.
City dedication file number
The City easement staff report lists this file for Bell’s drainage easement at 16801 N. 25th St.
Observed examples: FN 210078
Keep in mind: A dedication-file number is not an assessor parcel number or restriction expiry. The letters FN are retained as printed, without an unsupported expansion.
Census geography, table and estimate codes
The retained Census row is Phoenix city; B25064 is the median-gross-rent table, E001 its estimate and M001 its margin of error.
Observed examples: GEO_ID 1600000US0455000; B25064_E001; B25064_M001
Keep in mind: Geography code, table/variable code and local PHX-CITY-007 source label are different identifiers. Phoenix city is not the metro area. Do not infer a current asking rent from the survey.
HUD HOME data field names
The dictionary labels these Total Units, Total HOME Units, Total HOME Funding Amount and Activity Completion Date.
Observed examples: TOTAL_UNITS; TOTAL_HOME_UNITS; TOTAL_HOME_FUND; COMPLETED_DT
Keep in mind: The HOME units are a subset; funding is not independently verified cash payment; administrative completion is not an inspected occupancy or construction date.
Source locations, not program IDs
A page or sheet-and-cell reference tells readers where to inspect the cited source.
Observed examples: PDF page 49 / printed page 49; Grants!A218:D218; PHA-Level Funding!A221:F221
Keep in mind: PDF page numbering can differ from printed page numbering. A workbook sheet/range is not a grant number, payment code or count of records.
Program and reporting acronyms
These names identify a program, organization or report. They do not tell you whether an amount is planned, authorized, awarded, drawn or spent.
HUD
U.S. Department of Housing and Urban Development.
The federal agency; its name is not a funding stage.
HOME
HOME Investment Partnerships Program.
Keep HOME-designated units within the property total; keep the funding field separate from payment evidence.
CAPER / AAP
Consolidated Annual Performance and Evaluation Report / Annual Action Plan.
CAPER reports performance; the AAP plans uses. Annual Action Plan is distinct from a PHA Annual Agency Plan. Preserve draft/final status and period.
AMI
Area median income, an income benchmark used by housing programs.
Use the applicable income limits for the household size, year and area; a percentage of AMI is not a percentage of rent.
PHA
Public housing agency.
An agency administering public housing or rental assistance. A PHA code identifies the agency, not a particular grant or apartment.
CFP
Public Housing Capital Fund Program.
A HUD program for public-housing capital needs. CFP is distinct from CPF, Community Project Funding, a reversed-letter abbreviation appearing in the CAPER.
ACC
Annual Contributions Contract.
A HUD/PHA agreement. A published award schedule or unexecuted form does not establish a signed Phoenix agreement.
ALN
Assistance Listing Number.
A federal-program identifier used in the SEFA. ALN 14.872 identifies the Public Housing Capital Fund; it is not a transaction ID.
LIHTC
Low-Income Housing Tax Credit.
A housing tax-credit financing program. A LIHTC project number is a program record identifier, not a parcel number.
HCV / PBV
Housing Choice Voucher / Project-Based Voucher.
Tenant-based assistance generally follows the eligible household to a qualifying rental; PBV assistance is attached to specified apartments. An authorization does not establish an executed contract or vacancy.
HAP
Housing Assistance Payments.
In program records, HAP refers to rental-assistance contracts/payments. In this website’s name, HAP means Housing Accountability Project. Read the context.
IDIS
Integrated Disbursement and Information System.
HUD’s system for community-development and housing grant activities. Keep grantee and activity identifiers together.
LOCCS
Line of Credit Control System.
HUD’s grant draw system. Capital Funds vouchered through LOCCS and a PHA payment to a vendor are different steps.
SEFA
Schedule of Expenditures of Federal Awards.
An accounting-period schedule, not a cash-flow statement or a grant-by-grant payment ledger.
ARPA / HOME-ARP
American Rescue Plan Act / the HOME American Rescue Plan program.
These labels are not interchangeable. Bell’s cited ARPA assistance must not be relabeled HOME-ARP.
CDBG / NSP
Community Development Block Grant / Neighborhood Stabilization Program.
Separate named funding programs. A mixed-source authorization does not establish how much came from each.
FY / PY / CY
Fiscal year / program year / calendar year.
Match the dates stated in each source. City fiscal years, federal grant years and program years are not automatically the same period.
CIP / GO
Capital Improvement Program / general obligation.
CIP identifies the City’s multi-year capital plan; GO identifies the type of bond financing. A programmed amount is not proof of an award or payment.
IDA
Industrial Development Authority.
Phoenix IDA is a public issuer involved in conduit financing. Issuer-reported closing amounts are not City spending.
AHGB
Assisted Housing Governing Board.
A named local governing body. Local approval does not by itself establish HUD approval.
CPLC
Chicanos Por La Causa, Inc.
The organization named in Bell’s 2020 HOME authorization. That historical role does not establish current deed ownership.
DDTF
Demolition and Disposition Transitional Funding.
A term in HUD Capital Fund formula guidance; it is not an additional Phoenix payment established by the glossary.
EPIC
HUD’s system used here for Capital Fund five-year action plans and budgets.
This guide uses the verified function of the system; it does not infer a full name from the initials.
ACS / MOE
American Community Survey / margin of error.
ACS values are survey estimates for a stated geography and population. Read the estimate together with its confidence level and MOE.
CHAS
Comprehensive Housing Affordability Strategy data.
HUD’s special Census tabulations used for housing-needs analysis; retain the dataset period and geography.
CoC / PIT
Continuum of Care / Point-in-Time count.
A homelessness planning/program framework and a count for a specified time. Maricopa regional evidence is not a Phoenix-city-only count.
Keep each city’s public references in context
Phoenix PHX-* labels and Tucson’s public source, finding and question labels belong to separate research areas. Follow each label’s title and cited source; matching numbers do not establish a connection. See the Tucson glossary for the public labels used there.
Housing and funding terms
Affordable unit
An affordability label describes a source’s housing category or stated income or rent criteria. Its meaning depends on the program and measure.
Phoenix example: The draft FY2025–26 CAPER describes 11 HOME-designated apartments at 25th @ Bell for households at or below 40% of area median income.
Keep in mind: A label alone does not establish a legally enforceable restriction. A project-wide apartment count does not mean every apartment has the same income limit.
Area median income or AMI
An income benchmark used to describe housing eligibility and set-asides. A percentage of AMI is an income threshold, not a percentage of a tenant’s rent.
Phoenix example: The draft CAPER states an at-or-below-40% AMI threshold for the HOME-designated units at Bell, Pueblo and Harmony III.
Keep in mind: A percentage alone does not establish a household’s eligibility or exact rent. Use the applicable program’s limits for the household size, year and area.
CAPER
The Consolidated Annual Performance and Evaluation Report describes a jurisdiction’s reported performance under its housing and community-development programs.
Phoenix example: Phoenix’s draft FY2025–26 CAPER reports five completed rental developments totaling 556 apartments.
Keep in mind: Keep the draft label. Reported completion does not establish occupancy, a certificate of occupancy or HUD acceptance.
HOME
The HOME Investment Partnerships Program is a federal housing-assistance program. These records identify HOME funding and designated units within developments.
Phoenix example: The Bell records include separate Phoenix and Arizona HOME activities at the same development.
Keep in mind: The jurisdiction, activity number, unit count and financial field must stay attached to each entry.
HOME designated unit
An apartment identified in the source as part of the development’s HOME-assisted subset.
Phoenix example: The draft CAPER reports 49 HOME-designated units within the five developments’ 556 apartments.
Keep in mind: The 49 are included in the apartment total. They are not additional apartments or a verified count funded exclusively by Phoenix.
Physical development
The housing property being counted, as distinct from the financing records associated with it.
Phoenix example: Phoenix and Arizona HUD activities both identify 53 total units at 25th @ Bell, at the same address.
Keep in mind: Two activity records do not create 106 physical apartments.
Development phase
A separately identified part of a larger development. Track the phase name, unit count, address and status together.
Phoenix example: The Moreland is planned in two phases: 132 apartments in Phase I and 105 in Phase II.
Keep in mind: The 237 planned apartments are not a completed Phase I total.
Administrative completion
The completion date recorded for a program activity in the funding dataset.
Phoenix example: Phoenix’s Bell HOME activity records April 28, 2026; Arizona’s Bell activity records August 5, 2026.
Keep in mind: These are administrative activity dates, not verified construction, occupancy or payment dates.
Authorization ceiling
The maximum amount an official action permits, often written as “up to.”
Phoenix example: Phoenix Council authorized up to $10 million from HOME, NSP and other affordable-housing funds for Moreland II on June 17, 2026.
Keep in mind: An authorization does not prove the amount was contracted or paid. The whole ceiling cannot be assigned to HOME without the fund split.
Adopted operating budget
An approved financial plan for the named department and fiscal year.
Phoenix example: The Housing Department’s adopted FY2026–27 net operating expenditure budget is $207,589,044.
Keep in mind: This is budget authority, not actual spending or all housing-related activity across City departments.
Published award amount
The amount listed in an awarding agency’s published award record.
Phoenix example: HUD’s 2026 master Capital Fund ACC schedule lists $2,842,753 for Phoenix, grant AZ20P00150126.
Keep in mind: The public schedule does not establish Phoenix’s agreement execution, cash draws or expenditure.
Formula calculation
A calculation used to determine funding. A separately published formula result may differ from another award record.
Phoenix example: HUD’s FY2026 formula workbook lists $2,813,904 for Phoenix.
Keep in mind: Development-level portions are formula inputs, not approved project budgets or project spending.
Proposed uses
The planned purposes or amounts in a draft funding plan.
Phoenix example: Phoenix’s draft 2026–2030 Capital Fund plan shows $2,713,865 under the column labeled “2026.”
Keep in mind: The plan also says “2026/2027 CFP,” while a related action plan says “25-26 FY.” Those year labels remain unresolved.
PHA obligation
In HUD’s Capital Fund guidance, a public housing agency’s binding agreement for work or financing that will result in outlays.
Phoenix example: An executed Phoenix work contract would help establish a PHA obligation; the published award amount alone does not.
Keep in mind: A PHA obligation differs from HUD’s federal award obligation. This definition is not evidence of a specific Phoenix transaction.
Grant draw
In HUD’s Capital Fund guidance, Capital Funds vouchered through its Line of Credit Control System, or LOCCS.
Phoenix example: A dated Phoenix draw record would help show movement of grant funds.
Keep in mind: A draw and a payment to a contractor or vendor are different steps. No Phoenix draw total is established by this definition.
HUD grant reporting expenditure
In HUD’s Capital Fund guidance, the PHA pays a contractor or vendor bill using funds disbursed from LOCCS.
Phoenix example: The relevant evidence would include Phoenix payment and grant records for the same grant and period.
Keep in mind: This program-reporting definition differs from the accounting measure in the SEFA.
SEFA
The Schedule of Expenditures of Federal Awards reports federal-program expenditure for an accounting period.
Phoenix example: Phoenix’s FY2025 SEFA reports $7,218,862 for the Public Housing Capital Fund, ALN 14.872.
Keep in mind: The SEFA is not a cash-flow statement. This row has no grant-year breakdown, so subtracting a single annual award would not establish an unspent balance.
Total HOME Funding Amount
The named monetary field in HUD’s HOME activity data. Preserve that field label when reporting its value.
Phoenix example: Phoenix’s Bell activity reports $1,000,000; Arizona’s separate activity reports $1,082,181.40.
Keep in mind: The field does not independently establish a payment, a remaining loan balance or the development’s total cost.
Conduit financing
Financing issued through a public issuer for the identified development. Read the issuer’s closing record separately from the prior authorization.
Phoenix example: Phoenix IDA reports $43.1 million of Moreland I financing closed in December 2025, following Council approval for up to $50 million.
Keep in mind: Do not add the two amounts or describe either as City spending or final development cost.
Affordability restriction and expiry
The conditions and duration that govern a housing affordability commitment. The executed agreement and relevant amendments are needed to verify the applicable terms.
Phoenix example: Bell’s 2023 ARPA authorization described 11 units at or below 65% AMI for at least 20 years. The 2025 recovery report describes 16 units at or below 40% AMI.
Keep in mind: An executed amendment and current expiry date remain unverified. The older duration cannot simply be attached to the later unit and income statement.
American Community Survey or ACS
A Census Bureau survey that produces estimates for a defined geography, year and population.
Phoenix example: The 2025 ACS one-year estimate of Phoenix city’s median gross monthly rent is $1,733.
Keep in mind: This is Phoenix city, not the metro area, and the estimate describes renter-occupied homes paying cash rent.
Median gross rent
The middle of the gross-rent distribution for the survey’s covered rental homes. Gross rent combines monthly contract rent with estimated average monthly costs for utilities and fuels.
Phoenix example: Phoenix city’s 2025 ACS estimate is $1,733 in nominal 2025 dollars.
Keep in mind: This is a survey measure of occupied rental housing, not today’s asking rent for available apartments.
Margin of error or MOE
The survey’s measure of sampling uncertainty around an estimate, stated at a specified confidence level.
Phoenix example: The 2025 Phoenix city median gross rent estimate of $1,733 has a 90% margin of error of ±$36.
Keep in mind: The margin describes sampling uncertainty. It does not turn a citywide median into a price estimate for a particular apartment.
Source coverage and retrieval date
Coverage describes the period a source says it represents. Retrieval is when the record was collected. Neither automatically proves when every underlying entry was refreshed.
Phoenix example: HUD’s HOME item states September 2026 coverage; the layer says December 2025 and Data.gov says June 2026. The retained records were retrieved November 8, 2026.
Keep in mind: The metadata disagree, and the exact refresh date has not been independently established.
HOME dataset coverage: The official HUD item states coverage of September 2026 and points to the same HOME service used for these activity records. The service-layer description says coverage through December 2025, while the Data.gov description says June 2026. These metadata descriptions disagree. The exact data-refresh date has not been independently established. All retained records were retrieved November 8, 2026.
Sources and exact locations
- HUD FY2026 master Capital Fund ACC grant schedule, updated September 28, 2026. Grants!A218:D218
- HUD FY2026 PHA and development Capital Fund formula calculations. PHA-Level Funding!A221:F221
- FY2025 Single Audit Report: Schedule of Expenditures of Federal Awards. Original SEFA PDF page 3, Federal Assistance Listing Number column
- HUD HOME Program Activity dataset query: selected project names, addresses and aliases across Arizona grantees. Bell attributes GRANTEE, GRANTEE_ID, IDIS_ACTV_ID
- HUD HOME Program Activity: published data dictionary snapshot. Sheet1 rows 4–7
- HUD HOME Program Activity: published data dictionary snapshot. Sheet1 rows 3 and 19
- HUD HOME Program Activity dataset query: selected project names, addresses and aliases across Arizona grantees. Bell rows: ID, ID_CHAR and OBJECTID
- Council adoption and action dates. MatterId 35197; MatterFile 26-1162; status/date/title fields
- June 17, 2026 Moreland II Council report. MatterTextId 35297 and title
- Phoenix 2025–2030 Capital Improvement Program: adopted. Housing schedule entries headed AH20620043 and AH30300013
- Arizona LIHTC and bond project dataset. 9% LIHTC Projects, row 507; project-number and project-name columns; October 30, 2026 is embedded file-modification metadata, not a verified edition date
- 25th and Bell drainage, Ordinance S-48099: Council staff text, November 17, 2021. Summary, Easement (a): File FN 210078
- 2025 ACS median gross rent, table B25064. Original acsdt1y2025-b25064.dat row 1888 including header; table-shell metadata
- HUD HOME Program Activity: published data dictionary snapshot. Sheet1 rows 15–18
- FY2026–27 Annual Agency Plan. HUD agency-plan form and agency name; PDF page 1
- HUD Affordable Housing Programs. HOME → Overview, first paragraph: HOME Investment Partnerships Program and formula grants
- Draft FY2025–26 CAPER. Executive Summary and Background; PDF page 2
- Phoenix HOME Unit Fact Sheet and 2026 Income Rent Limits. 2026 income-limit table and preceding sentence, as adjusted for family size; PDF page 1
- HUD Capital Fund obligations, expenditures and closeout training, September 25, 2023. Slides 5–6: PHA obligations; slide 40: disbursements and expenditure; PDF page 2
- FY2026–27 Annual Agency Plan. PHA Information and PHA Inventory; PDF page 1
- Draft FY2025–26 CAPER. Capital Fund Program subsection; Community Project Funding (CPF) expansion on PDF page 16; PDF page 32
- HUD Capital Fund processing index. FY2026 Capital Fund Program Grant Awards section
- FY2026–27 Annual Agency Plan. PHA Inventory: Annual Contributions Contract (ACC); PDF page 1
- HUD Capital Fund processing index. Instructions to complete and sign the ACC Amendment
- FY2025 Single Audit Report: Schedule of Expenditures of Federal Awards. SEFA ALN column and Public Housing Capital Fund row; printed p.1; PDF page 3
- Draft FY2025–26 CAPER. Other public resources; Low Income Housing Tax Credit Program (LIHTC); PDF page 16
- Arizona LIHTC and bond project dataset. 9% LIHTC Projects worksheet; Bell project 0940 row; October 30, 2026 is embedded file-modification metadata, not a verified edition date
- FY2026–27 Annual Agency Plan. Tenant-based assistance and project-based assistance categories; PDF page 1
- FY2026–27 Annual Agency Plan. Project-Based Voucher Program policy; PDF page 5
- June 17, 2026 Moreland II Council report. Summary and Financial Impact: Moreland II project-based vouchers
- FY2026–27 Annual Agency Plan. PBV Housing Assistance Payments (HAP) contract provisions; PDF page 26
- HUD CPD Maps glossary: activity definitions and coverage limitations. CDBG and HOME activities; IDIS activity records and coverage limitations
- HUD Capital Fund obligations, expenditures and closeout training, September 25, 2023. Slide 40: disbursements and expenditures; PDF page 14
- FY2025 Single Audit Report: Schedule of Expenditures of Federal Awards. SEFA and Notes 1–2; printed pp.1 and 7; PDF page 3
- Draft FY2025–26 CAPER. HOME-ARP program discussion; PDF page 4
- Phoenix 2025 Recovery Plan Performance Report. 25th @ Bell allocation; PDF page 19
- Draft FY2025–26 CAPER. CDBG Entitlement Program description; PDF page 2
- Phoenix 2026–2031 Capital Improvement Program: adopted. Neighborhood Stabilization Program multi-family housing project; PDF page 150
- June 17, 2026 Moreland II Council report. Moreland II Financial Impact: HOME, NSP and other funds
- Draft FY2025–26 CAPER. Executive Summary: July 1, 2025 to June 30, 2026 program period; PDF page 2
- FY2025 Single Audit Report: Schedule of Expenditures of Federal Awards. Year ended June 30, 2025; PDF page 3
- HUD Capital Fund processing index. Federal grant-year headings
- Phoenix 2026–2031 Capital Improvement Program: adopted. Title and Schedule 9: General Obligation Bond Program; PDF page 1
- Draft FY2025–26 CAPER. Girasol financing sources: General Obligation (GO) Bonds; PDF page 29
- Phoenix IDA Bond Financing. Introduction: private activity bonds for borrowers; process steps 4–6: IDA Board consideration, City Council approval and bond sale/funding
- November 5, 2025 Moreland I Council report. Description and Summary: Industrial Development Authority and Moreland notes
- Phoenix 2026 HUD plans: Council and subcommittee report 26-0187, February 25, 2026. Council 26-0187 staff text, Assisted Housing Governing Board expansion
- Bell HOME funding: Council text 20-0592, authorization terms. Summary: Chicanos Por La Causa, Inc. (CPLC)
- HUD Capital Fund formula and DDTF training, September 25, 2023. Slide 4 / PDF p.2 and slide 14 / PDF p.5
- HUD FY2026 Capital Fund processing guidance. Section 3: five-year action plans and budgets in EPIC
- Census ACS Sample Size and Data Quality Definitions. Question 4, How does the ACS measure sampling error: published margins of error at the 90 percent confidence level
- HUD CHAS release and download index: 2018–2022 release. CHAS data description and downloadable release tables
- Maricopa regional 2026 Point-in-Time Count Report. 2026 Maricopa Regional Continuum of Care Point-in-Time Count Report; title and geographic scope; PDF page 1
- Draft FY2025–26 CAPER. HOME rental project narratives; PDF page 49; printed page 49
- Draft FY2025–26 CAPER. Continuation of HOME rental project narratives; PDF page 50; printed page 50
- City annual reports index. City reports index, FY2025–26 CAPER link and draft label
- HUD HOME Program Activity dataset query: selected project names, addresses and aliases across Arizona grantees. ID_CHAR 900000001055151
- HUD HOME Program Activity: published data dictionary snapshot. Sheet1!A4:B7 and A15:B18 (published field dictionary; actual worksheet name is Sheet1).
- HUD HOME Program Activity: ArcGIS item metadata snapshot. Item 3f71ffeddbc34af090cbe1a9974af7cf: description → Date of Coverage: 09/2026; owner = HUD.Official.Content; title = HOME Program Activity; url identifies the HOME_Program_Activity/FeatureServer.
- HUD HOME Program Activity dataset query: selected project names, addresses and aliases across Arizona grantees. ID_CHAR 900000001039206
- Draft FY2025–26 CAPER. PDF/printed p.49; 25th @ Bell narrative
- HUD HOME Program Activity dataset query: selected project names, addresses and aliases across Arizona grantees. ID_CHAR 900000001055151 and 900000001039206; ADDRESS and TOTAL_UNITS
- June 17, 2026 Moreland II Council report. Summary: two-phase unit counts
- June 18, 2025 Moreland Council report. Summary: 237 proposed units across two phases
- Council adoption and action dates. Returned metadata records MatterId 35197 / MatterFile 26-1162 and MatterId 32479 / MatterFile 25-1252: MatterStatusName = Adopted; MatterPassedDate = 2026-06-17 and 2025-06-18, respectively.
- June 17, 2026 Moreland II Council report. Description, Summary and Financial Impact
- Council adoption and action dates. Returned metadata record MatterId 35197 / MatterFile 26-1162: MatterStatusName = Adopted; MatterPassedDate = 2026-06-17T00:00:00; MatterTitle identifies Ordinance S-53026.
- 2026-2027 Detail Budget. Housing department: Expenditures by Organizational Area, total; also reconciles to character and funding-source tables; PDF page 186; printed page 163
- HUD FY2026 master Capital Fund ACC grant schedule, updated September 28, 2026. Grants!A218:D218; master Formula ACC!B69
- HUD Capital Fund processing index. FY2026 section: “2026 ACC Amendments (MS Excel) (UPDATED AS OF 9/28/2026 )”
- HUD Capital Fund formula and DDTF training, September 25, 2023. Slide 11 / PDF page 4; also slide 36 / PDF page 12
- 2026-2030 Capital Fund Annual and Five-Year Plan. PDF page 1, total under the 2026 column; heading “2026/2027 CFP”
- 2026–2027 Draft Annual Action Plan. Printed page 62 / PDF page 64, Capital Fund Program passage labeled “25-26 FY”
- HUD Capital Fund obligations, expenditures and closeout training, September 25, 2023. Slides 5–6 / PDF page 2; slide 40 / PDF page 14
- FY2025 Single Audit Report: Schedule of Expenditures of Federal Awards. SEFA printed page 1 / PDF page 3, ALN 14.872; Notes 1–2 on printed page 7 / PDF page 9; auditor date January 21, 2026 on printed page 13 / PDF page 15
- Phoenix IDA closed-bond schedule. The Moreland I row; PDF page 1
- November 5, 2025 Moreland I Council report. Description, Summary and Location
- Council adoption and action dates. Returned metadata record MatterId 33449 / MatterFile 25-2223: MatterStatusName = Adopted; MatterPassedDate = 2025-11-05T00:00:00.
- Phoenix City Council adopted meeting minutes: June 14, 2023. PDF/printed pp.90–92, item 82; terms on p.91
- Phoenix 2025 Recovery Plan Performance Report. PDF/printed p.19; 25th @ Bell bullet
- 2025 ACS median gross rent, table B25064. GEO_ID 1600000US0455000; B25064_E001=1733 and B25064_M001=36; row 1888 including header
- Census Change to Monthly Contract Rent Estimates. December 2025; first substantive paragraph: gross rent combines monthly contract rent and estimated average monthly utilities and fuels; page last revised December 3, 2025
- HUD HOME Program Activity: ArcGIS item metadata snapshot. Item description: Date of Coverage: 09/2026; owner = HUD.Official.Content; url = the HOME_Program_Activity/FeatureServer used for the cited HOME activity query.
- HUD HOME Program Activity: layer schema and service metadata snapshot. Layer description: Date of Coverage: Up to 12/2025; serviceItemId = 3f71ffeddbc34af090cbe1a9974af7cf.
- Data.gov HOME Program Activity: official catalog metadata snapshot. Dataset description: Date of Coverage: 06/2026; distribution/contentUrl points to the same HOME_Program_Activity/FeatureServer/0.