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Code · CFR · Title 24 — Housing and Urban Development · Part 58 — Environmental Review Procedures for Entities Assuming HUD Environmental Responsibilities · § 58.18

§ 58.18. Responsibilities of States assuming HUD environmental responsibilities.

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States that elect to administer a HUD program shall ensure that the program complies with the provisions of this part. The state must:
(a)Designate the state agency or agencies that will be responsible for carrying out the requirements and administrative responsibilities set forth in subpart H of this part and which will:
(1)Develop a monitoring and enforcement program for post-review actions on environmental reviews and monitor compliance with any environmental conditions included in the award.
(2)Receive public notices, RROFs, and certifications from recipients pursuant to §§ 58.70 and 58.71; accept objections from the public and from other agencies (§ 58.73); and perform other related responsibilities regarding releases of funds.
(b)Fulfill the state role in subpart H relative to the time period set for the receipt and disposition of comments, objections and appeals (if any) on particular projects. \[68 FR 56129, Sept. 29, 2003\]
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