Revising HUD's Noise Abatement and Control Regulations
What happened
Donald Trump signed a direct final rule that updates HUD's noise abatement and control regulations. This rule changes the authority for approving projects in unacceptable noise zones from solely the Office of Community Planning and Development (CPD) to other relevant HUD program offices, based on project funding. It also removes unnecessary noise surveillance and data provisions to align with current HUD practices.
Why it matters
The change could streamline project approvals within HUD by decentralizing decision-making on noise-related issues. Developers or agencies working on HUD-funded projects may experience a more efficient approval process, reflecting modern HUD operations.
Who it affects
- ›HUD program offices
- ›Office of Community Planning and Development (CPD)
- ›Projects in unacceptable noise zones
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