Grants for construction activities and techniques may be made to local jurisdictions and nonprofit organizations to provide assistance to families of limited income who are owner-builders or self-help rehabilitators for the following purposes: To assist, train, and supervise on self-help construction activities and techniques; To assist in project development, including but not limited to: Preparation of plans for self-help housing; Preparation of contracts for professional services; Application for project funding; Packaging households' applications for assistance; Preparation of subdivision maps; Review of engineering plans and specifications for construction and rehabilitation projects; and Compliance with appropriate requirements of funding agencies and local government; Administrative costs of providing technical assistance for the activity funded by the Department; and Any other costs approved by the Department in its sole discretion. Grants for information and technical assistance may be made in connection with a project receiving a grant from the Program for construction activities and techniques, to local jurisdictions and nonprofit organizations to provide owner-builders and self-help rehabilitators information and technical assistance, including: The cost savings of owner-building and self-help rehabilitation; Construction materials and methods; The identity of local material sources and technical resources; Financing requirements and opportunities; Site acquisition; Insurance and legal requirements; Building codes, standards, and housing codes; Other available housing alternatives; and Any other information or technical assistance determined by the Department to further the purposes of the Program. Grants may only be awarded in connection with a project. Grants may not be used for the purchase of land, materials, tools, and construction equipment or for any costs of construction.