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These sections are divided into the following categories: * **Civil Rights**- documents for community awareness and assuring compliance with Federal requirements. * **Contracting and Labor Standards**- Forms and guidebooks for assuring proper procurement and labor standards compliance.
* **Environmental Review**- Guidebook and forms for the successful completion of the Environmental Review as required by HUD and the National Environmental Policy Act. * **Financial Management**- Forms and guides to assure proper record keeping and disbursement/expenditure of project funds. * **Housing**- Forms and guidebooks detailing proper management of low income housing programs and project benefit.
* **Monitoring Packages**- Tools to assist in the required monitoring procedures for all CDBG programs. * **Section 3**- Business Registry and forms for assuring proper compliance with Section 3 requirements * **Slum & Blight**- Documents for declaring spot blight and area-wide blight to comply with HUD and State regulations.
* **Surveys & Income Information**- Section 8 Income Limits, County-wide income survey forms for Community and Economic Development Programs, and the Survey Methodology Handbook.
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