If an adjacent area, CBSA or CSA is located in another State, does that have any impact on the decision to approve or deny an application?

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No. There is no impact. The adjacent area, Core-Based Statistical Area or Combined Statistical Area can cross state borders. The only requirement is the proposed community as a whole meets the statutory requirements of being a well-defined local community. Adjacent Area, MSA, metro, micro, metropolitan, statistical area, micropolitan, combined statistical area, CBSA, CSA, state border, community