Apache Tribe of Oklahoma Housing Authority Trip Report: Assessment of Mold and Moisture Conditions

Francisco, Paul; Goldfarb, Eugene

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Title

Apache Tribe of Oklahoma Housing Authority Trip Report: Assessment of Mold and Moisture Conditions

Author(s)

• Francisco, Paul
• Goldfarb, Eugene

Issue Date

2005

Keyword(s)

• Buildings
• Mold
• Moisture control
• Native American reservations

Abstract

Paul Francisco from the Building Research Council of the University of Illinois at Urbana-Champaign and Eugene Goldfarb from Magna Systems, Inc., accompanied by Elton Jones, from HUD's Eastern Woodlands Office ofNative American Programs, conducted a site visit at the Apache Tribe of Oklahoma Housing Authority (ATOHA) on March 8-9,2005. ATOHA administers the housing program for the Apache Tribe of Oklahoma and is located in Anadarko, Oklahoma. The site visit provided technical assistance to ATOHA in assessing mold and moisture conditions in housing units. This report summarizes activities and issues addressed while on site. A detailed analysis of findings and recommendations is found in PART II: Apache Tribe of Oklahoma Housing Authority Technical Housing Assessment Report: Examining Mold and Moisture Conditions of Homes in Anadarko, Oklahoma.

Publisher

Building Research Council. School of Architecture. College of Fine and Applied Arts. University of Illinois at Urbana-Champaign

Type of Resource

• image
• text

Language

en

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Sponsor(s)/Grant Number(s)

U.S. Department of Housing and Urban Development, Office of Native American Programs

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