R. 73C-23.0030 Authority; Incorporation
R. 73C-23.0031 Definitions
R. 73C-23.0041 Application Process
R. 73C-23.0048 Specific Requirements for Economic Development
R. 73C-23.0049 Funding for Special Economic Development Projects
R. 73C-23.0051 Grant Administration and Project Implementation
R. 73C-23.0061 Emergency Set-aside Assistance
R. 73C-23.0071 Section 108 Loans
R. 73C-23.0081 Nonrecurring CDBG Funding
R. 73C-23.0082 Subgrant Closeout

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Terms Used In Florida Regulations > Chapter 73C-23 - Community Development; Florida Small Cities Community Development Block Grant Program

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