Section 3 labor-hour worksheet (free)
- Project, funding and threshold check
- Total labor hours
- Section 3 worker hours
- Targeted Section 3 worker hours
- Benchmark comparison
- Prioritization efforts and records
Modeled on: 24 CFR 75.3, 75.13 and 75.25
Housing authorities and HUD-funded contractors
Which HUD-funded project is it?
Check whether HUD Section 3 applies to your project and what to report: total labor hours, Section 3 worker hours and targeted worker hours. Free.
- Free to read
- No sign-up until the draft
- Hands off to the right door
ePlan fills in
- HUD funding on the project
- Area income limits
- Metro area or county
How it works
Section 3 labor-hour worksheet, from one answer
- Enter the project, its HUD funding and your hour counts.
- ePlan checks the $200,000 threshold and totals the three hour counts.
- Read the free worksheet. Need the project's environmental review? Start a HUD Part 58 draft.
What you get
Section 3 labor-hour worksheet and 1 more document
The check is free. The paperwork after it is drafted at the HUD environmental review door.
HUD Part 58 environmental review record
- Project and level of review
- Related laws checklist
- Findings and notices
From public data
What ePlan fills in, and from where
- HUD awards on the projectUSAspending.gov
- Income limits by county or metro areaHUD income limits
$200,000
in HUD housing and community development assistance makes a construction project a Section 3 project
Source: 24 CFR 75.3, eCFR
Ready for the paperwork?
Draft your Part 58 environmental review record: level of review, related-law checks, public notices and the RROF, ready to enter in HEROS.
Questions
Section 3 labor-hour worksheet: what people ask
When does Section 3 apply?
To public housing financial assistance, and to housing rehab, housing construction and other public construction projects with more than $200,000 in HUD housing and community development assistance. The threshold is $100,000 for Lead Hazard Control and Healthy Homes money.
What do we report?
Three numbers for each Section 3 project: total labor hours worked, labor hours by Section 3 workers, and labor hours by Targeted Section 3 workers. Totals include hours by the contractors and subcontractors you must report.
Who is a Section 3 worker?
A worker who now meets, or met when hired in the past five years, one of these: income for the previous or annualized year below the HUD income limit, employment by a Section 3 business concern, or YouthBuild participation.
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Section 3 labor-hour worksheet: check it free
Answer it and ePlan opens the HUD environmental review door, which drafts the paperwork.