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AC 150/5900-1B 1/31/79 (D) The clearinghouse may request that the completed application be submitted through the clearinghouse for another 30-day review period. (ii) Complete Application. Sponsors may submit the complete application to the appropriate clearinghouses in lieu of the NOI. The clearinghouse is allowed 60 days to review the application and provide comments. (3) Civil Rights. Sponsors should ask the clearinghouses to request comments from the public agency charged with enforcing or promoting state and local civil rights laws regarding the civil rights aspects of the proposed projects. (4) Timing of Notification. Sponsors are encouraged to submit their N0I at the earliest feasible time. (5) Application Submission to the FAA. In submitting the application to the FAA, sponsors should include all comments and recommenda- tions, including those concerning civil rights, received from the clearinghouses, along with a statement of what consideration has been given to the comments. If no comments have been received, the "No Response" box of Item 22b on the SF 424 should be checked. (6) Old Applications. Applications not submitted to or acted upon by the FAA within one year after completion of clearinghouse review are subject to further review upon request of the clearinghouses. 24. PROJECT INFORMATION (FAA FORM 5100-101). This portion of the application consists of Parts II thru V of FAA Form 5100-101. Instructions for com- pleting the various parts are contained on the back side of the form. The following supplemental instructions are offered for completion of the forms. a. Protect Approval Information - Part II. Only items 4 and 5 require completion with all other items not being pertinent to the PGP or duplicative of information requested in other parts of the application. Item 4 should be used to indicate whether or not the requested assistance requires state/ local approval. As a general rule, this item will be marked "Yes" in those situations in which there exists a state or local law authorizing a public or planning agency to act as an agent on behalf of the sponsor with or without participating financially in the project. The terms and conditions of the agency and the agent's authority to act for the sponsor should be stated in an agency agreement, a copy of which should be submitted as an attachment. If the proposed project requires inclusion in a Unified Work Program (see paragraph 71), such inclusion and approval shall be identified in Item 5. 14 Chap 2 Par 23