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CFR Part 50: Protection and Enhancement of Environmental Quality
Used By: HUD Staff
Description: This is the Department's basic regulation that implements
the National Environmental Policy Act (NEPA), the regulations of
the Council
on Environmental Quality (CEQ), and other related Federal environmental
laws and authorities. HUD Form 4128 (WORD
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including the Sample Field Notes Checklist) is also used by
HUD staff to document compliance with this regulation.
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CFR Part 51: Environmental Criteria and Standards
Used By: HUD Staff and State, local and Native American governments
Description: This regulation provides environmental standards for
determining project acceptability and necessary measures to insure
that activities assisted by HUD achieve the goal of a suitable living
environment. The environmental criteria include noise abatement
and control and the siting of HUD-assisted projects near hazardous
operations including explosives, flammables, runway clear zones
at civil airports, and accident potential zones at military airfields.
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CFR Part 55: Floodplain Management
Used
by: HUD staff and State, local and Native American governments
Description: HUD regulations to implement executive order on development
in floodplains.
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CFR Part 58: Environmental Review Procedures for Entities Assuming
HUD Environmental Responsibilities
Used
By: State, local and Native American governments
Description: The procedures outlined in this regulation are used
by entities that assume HUD's environmental review responsibilities
in determining program compliance with the intent of the National
Environmental Policy Act (NEPA) and other related statutes. Applicable
HUD programs under this regulation include only those in which a
specific statute allows governing entities to assume the Federal
responsibility.
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CFR Part 800: Protection of Historic Properties
Used
by: HUD Staff, State, local and Native American governments
Description: The Advisory Commission on Historic Preservation Rules,
used by HUD for all HUD projects.
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