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Atlantic County Office of G.I.S. Static Map Gallery

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Census 2000

Census 2000The Community Development Block Grant Program (CDBG) requires that each activity must principally benefit low- and moderate income persons in order to be funded from CDBG funds. The easiest way to determine this, which is acceptable to HUD, is to use the census information that they provide to determine the income characteristics of the beneficiaries within the service area of a particular project.

HUD has also made a determination that Atlantic County is an "exception grantee" and that the minimum percentage of low and moderate income persons that must reside in the service area for a project to qualify is 45.1%. The smallest area that they will accept is a "block group". The maps identify each block group in each municipality. Those block groups that contain at least 45.1% low-mod residents (total Low/Mod persons divided by the Low/Mod universe information provided by HUD) are highlighted in purple.

When the municipalities and their engineers are identifying potential projects and we are qualifying them, the maps provide a visualization that is invaluable. If the beneficiaries within the service area meet the 45.1%, the project is eligible for funding. Each project file must contain documentation that identifies how that determination was made. If the determination was made based on the census info, copies of the maps are included.

Atlantic City

Disclaimer

These map services and contained data are for demonstration purposes only and were not developed in accordance with National Map Accuracy Standards. Any use of this product with respect to accuracy and precision shall be the sole responsibility of the user. These map services and data were developed, in part, using New Jersey Department of Environmental Protection Geographic Information System (GIS) digital data, in conjunction with the Atlantic County Office of Geographic Information Systems and the Atlantic County Department Of Public Health.  These secondary products have not been verified by NJDEP and are not state authorized.

The geodetic accuracy and precision of the GIS data contained in these maps and services have not been developed nor verified by a professional licensed land surveyor and shall not be, nor are they intended to be used in matters requiring delineation and location of true ground horizontal and/or vertical controls.