Housing records missing

Honolulu Advertiser ^ | Friday, October 11, 2002 | Jim Dooley

[Vidalia]

Key public records that justify the recent award of millions of dollars worth of consultant contracts by the state's public housing agency are missing from official files, according to a review by The Advertiser.

State law requires that the records be available for public inspection and officials of the Housing and Community Development Corp. of Hawaii (HCDCH) can't explain why the documents are missing from contract files.

[Vidalia]

Hawaii's population is approximately 1.25 million.

Now, which Democrat/Union state is the most corrupt in the nation...?

[lelio]

The state should put out a publication with these papers in it so that they suddenly won't disappear or never get filed. Since they are public anyway there shouldn't be much objection. Wait, I'm thinking Hawaii is a non-crooked state.

[backhoe]

Locator ^

[highpockets]

Inadvertent losses are understandable but purposeful losses or destruction of records can lead to civil damages or criminal charges, she said.

And lack of documentation in HCDCH consultant contract files has been a "serious violation" of federal regulations cited by HUD officials annually since 1999, according to federal records.

I am kinda slow, but if no one ever enforces the law "is" it a law?

You know what I mean, like lying under oath. Some are charged and some build libraries.

[ffrancone]

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