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Informal, individual con[act with citizens, ini[zanea ezu~er oy citizens o~.program officials, will also provide input to~ the ap- plication. For example, an individual may contact the program office at 786-9217 to request consideration of a special project, or program officials may seek the opinion of a local minister as to the needs of the area his church serves~ Procedure for filing objections to'the approval of the application by HUD. Citizens wishing to object to the approval of an application by HUD may make such objections known to the Greensboro HUD Area Office, 415 N. Edgeworth Avenue, Greensboro, North Carolina 27401. HUD will consider objections made only on the following grounds: That Cabarrus County's description of needs and objections is plainly inconsistent with available facts and data; the activities to be undertaken are plainly inappropriate to meeting the needs and objectives identified in its application; the application does not comply with the require- ment~ CDBG regulations or other laws; the activities proposed are in- eligible under CDBG regulations. Objections should include .an identification of the grounds upon which an objection is being made and the data on which the objection is based. HUD will consider, objections submitted at any time but they should be filed within thirty ('~0) days of the Notice to Public of Request for Release of Funds to insure they are considered during the Review of the Application. HUD will not approve am application until at least forty-five (45) days after the application is received. Citizen participation in PROGRAM I¥~LEMENTATION will occur primarily ~.~. through consultation with the Advisory Committee. They will be asked to'review and comment on specific guidelines for approved projects, such as the indoor bathroom installations. They will also meet to review any program amendments, budget revisions, and program/Housing AssiStance Program (HAP) modifications, including the eleqtion of local