Basis for revocation. HUD may revoke the Renewal Community designation of an area if HUD determines that the CoRA or the State or local governments in which the area is located:

Have modified the boundaries of the area; or

Are not complying substantially with, or fail to make progress in achieving the State and local commitments made at the time of application as required by § 599.107.

Letter of warning. Before revoking the Renewal Community designation of an area, HUD will issue a letter of warning to the CoRa and the State and local governments in which the area is located, with a copy to all affected Federal agencies of which HUD is aware:

Advising that HUD has determined that the CoRA and/or State and/or local governments in which the area is located have:

Modified the boundaries of the area without written approval from HUD; or

Are not complying substantially with, or have failed to make progress in achieving the State and local commitments made at the time of application as required by § 599.107; and

Requesting a reply from the CoRa and State and local governments in which the area is located within 90 days of the receipt of this letter of warning.

Notice of revocation. To revoke the designation, HUD must issue a final notice of revocation of the designation of the area as a Renewal Community, after allowing 90 days from the date of receipt of the letter of warning for response, and after making a determination in accordance with paragraph (a) of this section.

Notice to affected Federal agencies. HUD will notify all affected Federal agencies of which it is aware, of its determination to revoke any designation in accordance with this section.

Effect of revocation. Upon revocation of a Renewal Community designation, the designation and applicable benefits cease to be available in the area.

Publication. The final notice of revocation of designation will be published in the Federal Register, and the revocation will be effective on the date of publication.