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programs (while no specific limitation is carried in the statute, the confereuce report states that the conferences expect that not more than 20 percent of any community's grant will be used to finance such services). Payment of the nonfederal share required in connection with a federal grant-in-aid program undertaken as part of the Community Development Program. Payment of the cost of completing a project funded under Title I of the Housing Act of 1949 (urban renewal). Relocation payments and assistance for lndividuals~ families~ businesses, organizations, and farm.,,operations displaced by assisted activities. Activities. necessary (11 to develop a Comprehen. si~e community development plan.and (2) to develop a policy-planning-management capacity so that the recipient of assistance may more rationally and effectively (a) determine its need..s~ (bI set long-term goals and s.hort-term objectives~..(c) devise progratns and activities t_o meet these goals and o..bjectives; (d) evaluate the progress of such programs in accomplishin~ these ~oals.. an.d objectives~ and (e) carry out manage- ment, co.ord.ina..tion~ and monitoring of activitie.s necessary for effective planning implementation, Payment of reasonable administrative costs and carrying charges r.elated, to the plau. ning and execution. .of community development and h, ousing activities. Clearance, demolition, removal, and, rehabilitation, of buildings and improyemen, ts (including interim assistance and finan, cing reh,abilita- tion of privately-owned properties when incidental to,other assisted activities). The Secretary of ltUD may agree to perform administra- tive services on a reimbursable basis on behalf of a recipient in con- nection with loans or grants for the rehabilitation of properties. TYPE OF GRANT FEDERAL/LOCAL SHARE: Federal share would be equal to 100 percent of COSt. ALLOCATION AND DISTRIBUTION OF FUNDS: All units of general purpose local government would be eligible for direct entitlements or to seek block grant funding directly from HUD on a discretionary basis. The total national appropriation for community development would be divided as follows: 80 percent for activities to be undertaken in metropolitan (SMSA) areas; 20 per- cent for activities to be undertaken in non-SMSA) areas; BASIC GRANT ENTITLEMENT: Each metropolitan city, urban county, and eligible "town" would bc eligible for a basic grant entitlement equal to the greater of its formula or bold- harmless allocation. 000108