ג|'L 967 CONTENTS Executive Partners, Inc., J. T. Dykman, president_ 264-266 Apartment Industries Employees Council, Patricia Wells, chairperson__ 273–274 Department of Housing and Urban Development, Donald P. Tuttle, Chief Hesse, George L--- 311-319 176-194 288-295 286-287 League of Women Voters of the District of Columbia_ 529-530 McGinty, Milton O___. 270-272 Landmark Co's., David J. Bindeman, President__ 280-283 Management Partnership, Inc., Irving M. Kriegsfeld, president____ 107-120 Washington Board of Realtors, Inc., James G. Banks, vice president---- 258-263 Washington Real Estate Brokers Association, Beatrice M. Reed, Apartment and Office Building Association of Metropolitan Washington : 207-228 267-269 "Report on Study of Operating Cost Increases, February 1973-Sep- tember 1975" by Tyson, Belzer & Associates, Inc---- Von Salzen, Eric, legal counsel, statement-- 414-430 121-130 Columbia Plaza Limited Partnership v. Alfred Cowles, et al_. 246-253 Committee print, "Rental Accommodations Act of 1975 and report of the Council of the District of Columbia as referred to the Committee on the District of Columbia", September 5, 1975--. Department of Housing and Urban Development Rules and Regulations, Chapter IV, Subchapter A, part 403, Federal Register, vol. 40, No. 39, 309-310 IV Development Economics Group, report for the Office of Housing and Community Development, government of the District of Columbia, "Condominiums in the District of Columbia: The Impact of Conversions on Washington's Citizens, Neighborhoods and Housing Stock"--. District government: 320-326 Legislative history of Act No. 1-46, government of the District of 435-551 Murphy, C. Francis, Corporation Counsel, statement- 431-434 Housing and Development Administration of the City of New York v. Community Housing Improvement Program, Inc., et al-- 229-245 Forbes, "Sock the Landlord," September 15, 1975- 327-328 Hogan & Hartson, Analysis of District of Columbia bill 1-157, "The District of Columbia Rental Accommodations Act of 1975". 363-413 Library of Congress, Congressional Research Service, Analysis of Rental 553-557 Real Estate Review, Sternlieb, George and Brody, Elizabeth "The Pitfalls in Rent Control," Spring Quarter, 296-308 329-333 Risher, John R., report for Arent, Fox, Kinter, Plotkin & Kahn, “A 334-362 556-557 Urban Land Institute, report to Federal City Council "New Housing Pro- 131-175 195-206 COMMITTEE DISPOSITION Action by the committee_. 559-561 THE DISTRICT OF COLUMBIA RENTAL ACCOMMODATIONS ACT OF 1975 WEDNESDAY, OCTOBER 1, 1975 HOUSE OF REPRESENTATIVES, SUBCOMMITTEE ON COMMERCE, HOUSING, AND TRANSPORTATION OF THE COMMITTEE ON THE DISTRICT OF COLUMBIA, Washington, D.C. The subcommittee met, pursuant to notice, at 9:45 a.m., in room 1310, Longworth House Office Building, Hon. W. S. (Bill) Stuckey (Chairman of the Subcommittee) presiding. Present: Representative Stuckey, Delegate Fauntroy, Representatives Mazzoli and McKinney. Also present: Ruby G. Martin, general counsel; Dale MacIver, assistant counsel; Daniel M. Freeman, assistant counsel; Mark Mathis, minority chief counsel; James M. Christian, deputy minority counsel; Henry Solares, professionl staff member; and Carol Thompson, legislative staff assistant. Mr. STUCKEY. The subcommittee will come to order. Let me express my thanks to Mr. McKinney of the minority and Mr. Fauntroy of the majority for taking time out of their busy schedule for being here with us this morning, and also for your patience this morning in waiting for us to get some additional members of the subcommittee. This morning we begin hearings on the District of Columbia's Rental Accommodations Act of 1975. The Council Act (No. 1-46), report thereon, and H. Con. Res. 399, will be included at this point. |