arranged in parallel with an output shaft of an engine serving as a drive side rotation body, and a pump impeller 30 which integrally rotates with the driven side rotation body. With the construction of the foregoing water pump, the output shaft of the engine and the driven side rotation body are connected by means of a belt to transmit the power from the output shaft.
Because the water pump described in JPH08-100652A is positioned inside a crankcase, the water pump cannot have a visual check. Further, because the driven side rotation body is coaxially and directly connected to the drive shaft at the center of the shaft, high accuracy is required for an alignment of the drive shaft and the driven side rotation body, which increases manufacturing cost13.
In discussing this issue a brief examination of state and Federal statutes relating to housing, redevelopment, and urban renewal projects will be helpful. Since 1932 the Congress of the United States has passed various forms of legislation designed to assist states and cities in removing the blight of unsafe and unsanitary dwellings. These programs had to do primarily with the establishment of low-cost housing projects in slum areas and were administered through various Federal agencies.[1] From the experience gained in these earlier programs it was found that urban public housing projects are best administered through the instrumentality of a local legally constituted housing authority on a loan and grant basis. The low-rent housing projects created by the United States Housing Act of 1937 (50 Stat. 888, 42 USCA,