Submit draft copy of all ads, if available. If unavailable at the time the plan is submitted, copies draft ads must be forwarded to the City as soon as they become available. Ads should show both the Equal Housing Opportunity and Accessibility Logos (2) Radio and Television: Identify radio and television stations to be used. Indicate the approximate frequency and description of use. (3) Other Types of Media (a) List, with names and addresses, of media including publications of limited circulation such as neighborhood-oriented weekly newspapers, religious publications (b) Description of the media and the frequency of the advertising. II. Brochures, Signs and the HUD Fair Housing Poster Brochures, signs and the HUD Fair Housing Poster are to be integral parts of any successful AFHMP marketing effort. (1) All signs, brochures, and leaflets must show both the Equal Housing Opportunity and Accessibility Logos. (2) Description and size of permanent project sign, if one is to be erected. A photograph of the project sign must be submitted with the AFHMP, or as soon as possible after the sign is erected. (3) Description of the Brochure (i) The brochure may include a range of information which influences decisions regarding housing choice. The brochure should communicate the Equal Housing Opportunity Policy. It must be consistent with Developer’s the Fair Housing Advertising Guidelines, including display of the Equal Housing Opportunity Logotype and slogan; use of words, phrases and photographs; and human models. (ii) Where appropriate it should also contain information on the policy toward families with children and whether or not the project Developer’s is reserved for persons 55 years old and above or 62 years old and above as well as the project management promising that it will not discriminate against eligible families with children. (iii) The brochure should be distributed through community contacts (see Section III. below), mailed to groups identified as least likely to apply and kept in rental or sales offices for distribution to visitors. (4) Submit copies of brochures and leaflets. If unavailable at the time the
Submit draft copy of all ads, if available. If unavailable at the time the plan is submitted, copies draft ads must be forwarded to the City as soon as they become available. Ads should show both the Equal Housing Opportunity and Accessibility Logos (2) Radio and Television: Identify radio and television stations to be used. Indicate the approximate frequency and description of use. (3) Other Types of Media (a) List, with names and addresses, of media including publications of limited circulation such as neighborhood-oriented weekly newspapers, religious publications (b) Description of the media and the frequency of the advertising. II. Brochures, Signs and the HUD Fair Housing Poster Brochures, signs and the HUD Fair Housing Poster are to be integral parts of any successful AFHMP marketing effort. (1) All signs, brochures, and leaflets must show both the Equal Housing Opportunity and Accessibility Logos. (2) Description and size of permanent project sign, if one is to be erected. A photograph of the project sign must be submitted with the AFHMP, or as soon as possible after the sign is erected. (3) Description of the Brochure (i) The brochure may include a range of information which influences decisions regarding housing choice. The brochure should communicate the Developer’s Equal Housing Opportunity Policy. It must be consistent with the Fair Housing Advertising Guidelines, including display of the Equal Housing Opportunity Logotype and slogan; use of words, phrases and photographs; and human models. (ii) Where appropriate it should also contain information on the Developer’s policy toward families with children and whether or not the project is reserved for persons 55 years old and above or 62 years old and above as well as the project management promising that it will not discriminate against eligible families with children. (iii) The brochure should be distributed through community contacts (see Section III. below), mailed to groups identified as least likely to apply and kept in rental or sales offices for distribution to visitors. (4) Submit copies of brochures and leaflets. If unavailable at the time the
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