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V § 51.4 Title 24—Housing and Urban Development 01her Assistant. Sceretaries. Arhninis- a threat. to the serenity and qualityo t raf.ov% and the Ueneral Counsel life inpopulation _ centers_ and that Shall: noise exposure may be a cause of ad - (1) Incorporate *WO N.rd cnvironmen• vcrsc pfiy§iological and s choloelcal t.al regulat.iow. by it -here -rice into pro- effects as w_e economic losses grain regulations. 1:uickst ve documents, -y—' +• :d administrative :or cn ; and procc- It is the purpose of this subpart to: ,I,:r-,.,;;(D-Call attention to the threat, of I r,:valuale the vticct, of, and com- noise pollution. :11 unci with I vImilim-tit.ai environ- (2) Encourage the control of noise at o•r- :it;►1 iet;ulal+un:; Irerlic:y and report is ifu ani. is:ar+:; and prohlesits to the A.s.Asl..-ml. Si-crr•lary for Community 1'Inlmintt and Dvvelopnicnt. aid (::) ;Jvilif! Inmrain ao-t)s under tlu i. .ill risdict.iors in which additional r1 troninewal regulat.imns are needed. au4i refer them to the A:;siJant Seere- tary for Community Planning and De- .Aoprrmenl.. (d) Regional Admiuistrators, Area Oi/ice Managers and Service Office svprmisors. Regional Administrators. Alen Office Manal;ers and Service Office Supervi.-mrs :;hall assure that adopted environmental regulations are implemented in relation to program decisions and recommendations. They shall also monitor projects to assure that mitigation measures are imple- mented. 9 51.4 Program coverage. Environmental standards shall apply to all HUD actions except where spe- cial provisions esid exemptions are contained in each subpart. h515It' ordination with environmental clearance reyuirementa. Lnvironmental standards shall be implemented prior to commitment In the decision-making process and. where environineni.al clearances are required, the decision points shall be identical. Compliance with HUD envi- ronmental standards shall be ad- dressed in the environmental clear- ance process. Subpart 8—Noise Abatement and Control 951.100 Purpose and authority. its source in cooperation with other Federal departments and agencies, (3)�Enco�ura 4e land use patterns for Nous nl —andother- noise sensitive urban needs that will provide a suit- able uit-a e separa on .Cwet;n ffiein .*-tit major noise sources:"-- - �- - (4) Gene y prohibit HUD support for new construction of noise sensitive uses on sites having unacceptable_ Boise exposure: - (5) Provide policy on the use of structural and other noise at.tenuatiot► measures where needed: and (6) Provide policy to ridde Imple mentation of various HUD programs. (b) Authority. Specific authorities for noise abatement and control are contained in: (1) The Noise Control Act of 1972 (Pub. L. 92--574) which directs Federal agencies to administer their programs in ways which reduce noise pollution. (2) The Quiet Communities Act of 1978 (Pub. L. 95-609) which amended (3) The General Services Adminls- tration, Federal Management Circular 75-2: Compatible Land Uses at Federal Air>Telds prescribes the Executive Branch's general policy with respect to achieving compatible land uses on either public or privately owned prop- erty at or in the vicinity of Federal airfields. (4) Section 1113 of the Housing and Urban Development Act of 1965 (Pub. L. 89-117) directs the Secretary "• • • to determine feasible methods of re- ducing the economic loss and hard- ships suffered by homeowners as a result of the depreciation in the value of their properties following the con ca) Purpose. The Department of struction of airports in the vicinity of Ifousinl; and Urban Development fiftj their homes. including a study of fea- that noise is a maior source of envi- sible methods of insulating such rc►ntrlental polltilionwhwhich represents homes from the noise of aircraft." 222