Tribal housing and environmental offices
Sort a tribal housing or community project into its environmental review level under HUD's Part 58 rules: exempt, excluded or EA. Free note.
ePlan fills in
How it works
What you get
The check is free. The paperwork after it is drafted at the HUD environmental review door.
Modeled on: 24 CFR 58.34 to 58.36 and 58.45
From public data
is the minimum public comment period after a finding of no significant impact under HUD's Part 58 rules, or 18 days when mailed and posted instead of published
Source: 24 CFR 58.45, eCFR
Draft your Part 58 environmental review record: level of review, related-law checks, public notices and the RROF, ready to enter in HEROS.
Questions
No, it is an option. If a tribe declines, HUD does the review under 24 CFR part 50. If it assumes the duty, it follows part 58 and commits no funds until the review is done and the release of funds is approved. A tribe or TDHE may also prepare an EA for HUD.
At least 15 days after a FONSI notice and 7 days after a notice of intent to request release of funds, when published in a newspaper or on a government website. When mailed and posted instead, they are 18 and 10 days.
Categorical exclusions, such as rehab of buildings and public facilities that stays within set limits on size, units and use. Most still need checks under the related laws in 58.5, like floodplains and historic preservation.
Related doors
What will the HUD money pay for?
Which parcel do you want to check?
Where is the facility you might report?
Where is the delineation site?
Where are the trees you'll clear?
What are you proposing, and where?
Answer it and ePlan opens the HUD environmental review door, which drafts the paperwork.