Intergovernmental Coordination Act

[AI summary unavailable — showing source text] Intergovernmental Coordination Act - Requires, under the Intergovernmental Cooperation Act of 1968, that any Federal agency which administers any program requiring a State plan as a condition of assistance under such program to require that the Governor of the State, or such agency as the Governor may designate, be given the opportunity to comment on the relationship of such State plan to any comprehensive or other State plan or program or to any plan or program of any affected areawide planning agency or unit of general local government. Directs such department or agency to require that any affected areawide comprehensive planning agency or unit of general local government be provided with an opportunity to review any State plan which has specific applicability to or effect upon areawide or local planning and programming or which establishes criteria or distribution formulas or systems for State subgrants of Federal assistance. Requires, whenever any Federal agency contemplates the disposal of any interest in real property, that reasonable notice be given to the Governor of the State in which such land is located and to the head of the governing body of the unit of general local g…