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Title: State Community Development Block Grant Program : guide to national objectives and eligible activities for state CDBG Program.

SuDoc Number: HH 1.6/3:C 73/16

Item Number: 0582-E (online)

CGP System Number: 001017954

Cover and Letter

Introduction

Chapter 1 SELECTING ACTIVITIES THAT COMPLY

Chapter 2 CATEGORIES OF ELIGIBLE ACTIVITIES

Chapter 3 MEETING A NATIONAL OBJECTIVE

Chapter 4 OVERALL EXPENDITURES LEVEL-BENEFIT TO L/M INCOME PERSONS

Appendices

	Appendix A: The Housing and Community Development Act of 1974 (HCDA), Title 1, 105(a)
	Appendix B: Code of Federal Regulations, Title 24 570.482 - .497
	Appendix C: Public Benefit Standards
	Appendix D: Special Assessments under the CDBG Program
	Appendix E: Community Revitalization Strategy Areas
	Appendix F: Making the Most of Your CDBG Resources
	Appendix G: One Percent Technical Assistance Set-Aside
	Appendix H: Selling or Securitizing CDBG-funded Loans Using the Section 108 Program and Other Secondary Markets
	Appendix I: Model Record-Keeping Requirements
	Appendix J: Code of Federal Regulations, Entitlement Eligibility, Part 570.200 - .207

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August 30, 2017