PII Comment Submitted by National Community Development Association
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Summary: The National Community Development Association (NCDA), representing over 500 local government members, supports the RFI's goal of gathering information on domestic product availability but argues that current BABA requirements create significant administrative and cost burdens. They urge HUD to issue broad product waivers, implement a temporary stay on BABA requirements during the RFI review, and ultimately exempt affordable housing programs from these requirements.
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