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i am pleased to see that you were working closely with hud and with epa, and others, i understand. maybe you can say more about that in this effort. but i am curious, how actually -- what is your concept of how the $527 million that you are asking for here, which is a new item, important item -- how that is to be deployed over the period of the fiscal year for which we are working? >> we had a working group within the three agencies, the staff that his work together to gather to develop plans for the use of this money. we've also traveled around the country and look at places -- look at places were governors and mayors have put together plans for not only livable communities but livable neighborhoods. when i was in one congressman's area and saw that the kind of transportation system that goes through neighborhoods, from downtown los angeles, to connect people to grocery stores and drugstores and good housing -- i mean, that is the kind of approach that we're really looking at in terms of where people want to live. some people may want to like to work. when i was in portland, ore.,

i am pleased to see that you were working closely with hud and with epa, and others, i understand.hat is your concept of how the $527 million that you are asking for here, which is a new item, important item -- how that is to be deployed over the period of the fiscal year for which we are working? >> we had a working group within the three agencies, the staff that his work together to gather to develop plans for the use of this money. we've also traveled around the country and look at places -- look at places were governors and mayors have put together plans for not only livable communities but livable neighborhoods. when i was in one congressman's area and saw that the kind of transportation system that goes through neighborhoods, from downtown los angeles, to connect people to grocery stores and drugstores and good housing -- i mean, that is the kind of approach that we're really looking at in terms of where people want to live. some people may want to like to work. when i was in portland, ore., i saw over 100 people biking to work that day. there are all forms of transportation

it spends on the departments of agriculture, commerce, education, energy, health and human services, hudnterior, justice, labor, state, treasury and the corps of engineers, the environmental protection agency, gsa, nasa, and national science foundation, small business administration and the social security administration combined. combined. in just four years the interest that the government will have to pay on our federal debt will be more than it spends on the departments of agriculture, commerce, education, energy, health and human services, hud, interior, justice, labor, state, treasury and the corps of engineers, the environmental protection agency, gsa, nsa, national science foundation, small business administration and the social security administration. combined. the nat will have an opportunity to write a new budget this year. our leader on the issue, senator gregg on the matter and we need to get our budget in order. i'll have much more to say on the individual pieces of this blueprint including the administration's priorities on our national and homeland security. but now it's

i am pleased to see that you were working closely with hud and with epa, and others, i understand.ay more about that in this effort. but i am curious, how actually -- what is your concept of how the $527 million that you are asking for here, which is a new item, important item -- how that is to be deployed over the period of the fiscal year for which we are working? >> we had a working group within the three agencies, the staff that his work together to gather to develop plans for the use of this money. we've also traveled around the country and look at places -- look at places were governors and mayors have put together plans for not only livable communities but livable neighborhoods. when i was in one congressman's area and saw that the kind of transportation system that goes through neighborhoods, from downtown los angeles, to connect people to grocery stores and drugstores and good housing -- i mean, that is the kind of approach that we're really looking at in terms of where people want to live. some people may want to like to work. when i was in portland, ore., i saw over 100

-operated housing programs that include homeless grants and per diem, the hud program and outruche residential highlight three components of the access strategy included in the 2011 budget. first, telehealth. it will improve our access to care and quality of care, especially for veterans and rural areas. also in v.h.a., we will be activating 39 major construction or leases across the country that will provide new services to veterans to meet their healthcare needs. these 39 projects are located in 17 states, and the projects include the opening of a new hospital in las vegas, a new poly trauma center in san antonio and the opening of eight new health care centers. the third component of our access strategy in the 2011 budget is our national cemeteries where we will implement a new policy that will improve access and improve access to our cemeteries by lowering the population threshold that we use in our planning for establishing new national cemeteries. this change in policy will allow us, beginning in the 2011 budget to plan for five new national cemeteries. last but not least in our area of

i look forward to hearing more about the plans to improve coordination with epa and hud and within dote fund. that appears to be a hybrid between the infrastructure bank proposal from last year and the grant application program established in the recovery act. the demand for tiger grants is emphasized

the hud va supportive housing program.outreach new domicileary programs for low-incomed veterans. access continues to be an area of focus and priority for the department. let me highlight three components of the access strategy included in the 2011 budget. first, telehealth. in the veterans health administration there's an increase of $42 million in 2011 to enhance our efforts in telehealth that will improve access to care and quality of care especially for our veterans who live in rural areas. also in vha, we will be activating 39 major construction or leases across the country that will provide new services to veterans to meet their healthcare needs. these 39 projects are located in 17 states. and the projects include the opening of a new hospital in las vegas. a new polytrauma center in san antonio. and the opening of eight new healthcare centers. the third component of our access strategy in the 2011 budget is our national cemeteries where we'll be implementing a new policy that will improve access. and it will improve