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pending, or in -kind). This information is essential to assess the financial viability and sustainability of your project. Use of Contractors and Consultants In compliance with federal regulations, all contracts associated with this project are subject to review against the Federal Debarment and Suspension Lists, as well as the U.S. Department of Housing and Urban Development (HUD) Limited Denial of Participation (LDP) List. To ensure timely compliance with these requirements, Anoka County offers assistance in conducting these reviews on behalf of the proposed project. Applicants must provide the name of each contractor and the legal name of the business owner to facilitate this process. Prompt submission of this information will help ensure that all federal eligibility standards are met without delay, allowing the project to proceed on schedule. Federal Wage Law Compliance All construction and rehabilitation activities funded through this project are subject to federal prevailing wage requirements. In accordance with the Davis -Bacon Act, laborers and mechanics employed on these projects must be compensated at rates no less than the prevailing wages and fringe benefits established by the U.S. Department of Labor. The applicable wage rates are outlined in the most current Davis -Bacon Wage Decision, which includes minimum base wages and required fringe benefits for various trade classifications. Compliance with these wage determinations is mandatory and will be monitored throughout the duration of the project to ensure adherence to federal labor standards. Benefit to Low- and Moderate -Income People (National Objective) If applying for CDBG funding, complete this section and fully answer all questions. A CDBG-funded activity meeting the Low/Mod National Objective must qualify under one of HUD's Low/Mod populations. L/M income is defined as a family or individual whose income is not more than 80% of the median income of an area as defined by HUD: L/M Income Limited Clientele (LMC) - An activity that meets the L/M income national objective on a limited clientele basis must provide benefits to a specific population of whom at least 51% are L/M income persons. L/M Income Area Benefit (LMA) - An activity that meets the L/M area basis must demonstrate that it is available to all the residents in a primary residential area. At least 51% of the residents in the area must be L/M income persons. The area served by an activity must be clearly defined by survey or by census information that documents compliance with the 51% requirement. All surveys are required to be HUD approved. Examples of typical Area Benefit activities are street improvements, water and sewer lines, and neighborhood facilities. (Current Maps are attached.) L/M Income Housing (LMH) - An activity that meets L/M housing must demonstrate that the housing is occupied by L/M income persons. If more than a single unit structure, at least 51% of the households must be L/M income persons (the single unit household must be L/M income). Note: CDBG funds cannot be used for new construction.