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Code · CFR · Title 13 — Business Credit and Assistance · Part 126 — HUBZone Program · § 126.105

§ 126.105. How often will the HUBZone Map be updated?

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The HUBZone Map will be updated as follows:
(a)Qualified Census Tracts and Qualified Non-Metropolitan Counties will be updated every 5 years.
(b)Redesignated Areas will be added to the HUBZone Map when areas cease to be designated as Qualified Census Tracts or Qualified Non-Metropolitan Counties, in accordance with the 5-year cycle described in paragraph
(a)of this section, and will be removed after 3 years.
(c)Qualified Base Closure Areas will be added to the HUBZone Map after SBA receives information from the Department of Defense that a new base closure area has been created and will be removed after 8 years.
(d)Qualified Disaster Areas generally will be added to the HUBZone Map on a monthly basis, based on data received by SBA from the Federal Emergency Management Agency (FEMA), and generally will be removed on the effective date of the 5-year HUBZone Map update following the declaration.
(e)Governor-Designated Covered Areas will be added to the HUBZone Map after SBA approves a petition in accordance with § 126.104 and will be removed on the effective date of the 5-year HUBZone Map update following the approval, or one year after the petition is approved, whichever is later. \[89 FR 102498, Dec. 17, 2024\]
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