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FY 2013 Federal Budget June 2012 Washington, DC

Rapoza Associates www.rapoza.org. FY 2013 Federal Budget June 2012 Washington, DC . Rapoza Associates www.rapoza.org. Key Dates September 30 End of FY12 October 1 Rural Definition Expires November 6 Presidential Election December 31 Expiration of Bush Tax Cuts

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FY 2013 Federal Budget June 2012 Washington, DC

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  1. Rapoza Associates www.rapoza.org FY 2013 Federal Budget June 2012 Washington, DC

  2. Rapoza Associates www.rapoza.org Key Dates September 30 End of FY12 October 1 Rural Definition Expires November 6 Presidential Election December 31 Expiration of Bush Tax Cuts January 1, 2013 Imposition of Sequester

  3. Rapoza Associates www.rapoza.org Overall 302(a) Discretionary Spending FY12 $1.043 trillion FY13 House Budget Resolution Senate Budget Resolution $1.028 Trillion $1.047 Trillion (-$15 billion from FY12) (+$3 billion from FY12) A Difference of $19 Billion

  4. Rapoza Associates www.rapoza.org Agriculture 302(b) Allocation FY12 $19.9 Billion FY13 House Senate $19.4 Billion $20.8 Billion (-$500 million from FY12) (+$900 million from FY12) A Difference of $1.4 billion

  5. Rapoza Associates www.rapoza.org Rural Development Sub-Allocation FY12 $2.2 Billion FY13 House Senate $2.1 Billion $2.28 Billion (-$180 million from FY12) (+ $80 million from FY12) A Difference of $260 million

  6. Rapoza Associates www.rapoza.org THUD 302(b) Allocation FY12 $55.5 Billion FY13 House Senate $51.61 Billion $53.4 Billion (- $3.9 billion from FY12) (- $2 billion from FY12) (-$15.8 billion from FY10) (-$14 billion from FY10) A Difference of $1.83 Billion

  7. Rapoza Associates www.rapoza.org Housing and Urban Development Sub-Allocation FY12 $37.4 Billion FY13 House Senate $33.6 Billion $35 Billion (- $3.8 billion from FY12) (- $2.4 billion from FY12) A Difference of $1.4 Billion

  8. Rapoza Associates www.rapoza.org Rural Development Programs FY 2013

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  14. Rapoza Associates www.rapoza.org Select HUD Programs FY 2013

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  18. Rapoza Associates www.rapoza.org Rural Definition

  19. Rapoza Associates www.rapoza.org Without Congressional Action… On October 1, 2012, USDA must update its “rural” definition with 2010 Census data. As a result 923 rural communities will no longer be eligible for USDA Rural Development funding. To be eligible, these communities must fall within the original—and very restrictive—definition, which limits eligibility to only those communities: (1) with a population less than 20,000, and (2) that are not located in a metropolitan statistical area (MSA).

  20. Rapoza Associates www.rapoza.org Impacted Communities According to USDA, 923 rural communities will no longer be eligible for USDA Rural Development funding after October 1. 365 will lose eligibility due to population size; 483 will lose eligibility due to the expiration of the grandfathering clause; and 78 non-grandfathered communities will lose eligibility due to the MSA restriction.

  21. Rapoza Associates www.rapoza.org Farm Bill Provision Sen. Nelson (NE), Johanns (NE), Moran (KS) and Johnson (SD)., have sponsored language (Sec. 12207) to: Extend the grandfathering clause until the 2020 Census; and Increase the population limit to 35,000.

  22. Rapoza Associates www.rapoza.org Senate Appropriations Provision The Senate Appropriations bill includes language (Sec. to extend eligibility for all communities that are currently eligible under the “rural definition” for 1 year.

  23. Rapoza Associates www.rapoza.org Next Steps Sign NRHC’s Letter to the House Appropriations Committee, urging an increase in rural housing funding. Use Congressional Recess Weeks to Advocate! Meet with Members of Congress in the district office; Invite Members of Congress to visit your organization; Host/Attend a town-hall meeting with other supportive organizations.

  24. Rapoza Associates www.rapoza.org Congressional Recess House July 2 to July 6 Aug. 6 to Sept. 7 Sept. 17 to Sept.18 Sept. 24 to Sept. 28 Oct. 8 to Nov. 12 Nov. 19 to Nov. 26 Dec. 7 to Dec. 10 Senate July 2 to July 6 Aug. 6 to Sept. 7 Oct. 8 Nov. 12

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