(1) The cost of operation of the housing code enforcement program by the housing and development administration, provided that the program and personnel shall be under the immediate direction of the housing code enforcement program official who is directly responsible to the administrator of housing and development. A vacancy in the position of the housing code enforcement program official shall be filled promptly, preferably within six months.

(2) The cost of supplies and equipment used in the housing code enforcement program.

(3) The cost of investigation, inspection and advisory services which are a part of the housing and enforcement program.

(4) Other housing control programs of activities of the housing and development administration, including research and training of housing code inspection personnel, submitted to the commissioner for consideration and receiving favorable action by him.

(5) Contributions for employee health insurance and retirement funds including social security.

(6) The maintenance, repair and operation of multiple dwellings pursuant to section 309 of the Multiple Dwelling Law.

(1) Activities for which State aid is otherwise specifically provided by any State law.

(2) The construction or demolition of housing.

(3) Activities in connection with the placement, moving or relocation of occupants of housing.

(4) All rentals for space utilized for housing and development administration purposes, if such rentals are payable to the City of New York.

(5) The cost of plan review, investigations, inspections and advisory services dealing with new construction performed by the department of buildings or by separate contract.

(6) Where a project or service approved by the commissioner receives Federal aid. The portion so financed will be excluded from reimbursement.