; (iii) the seepage of water through a wall or a floor; (iv) the accumulation of water on property or a public right-of-way; and (v) the overflow from a body of water, such as a river, lake, or ocean; and (C) does not include flooding in an undeveloped or agricultural area. (6) Urbanized area The term urbanized area means an area that has been defined and designated as an urbanized area by the Bureau of the Census during the most recently completed decennial census. (b) Establishment The Administrator shall carry out a pilot program to make grants to units of local government to— (1) enhance the production of maps relating to urban flooding and associated property damage; and (2) increase the availability of the maps described in paragraph (1) to homeowners, businesses, and units of local government to enable those entities to minimize the risk of urban flooding. (c) Objectives Amounts from grants made under the pilot program may be used only to carry out activities that meet the following objectives: (1) Developing a methodology for assessing the risk of urban flooding through the deployment of technology-based mapping tools that— (A) are easily understandable by the public; and (B) effectively convey information regarding the level of flood risk. (2) Providing structure-specific projections of annual chance flood frequency. (3) Providing structure-based flood risk assessments. (4) Providing program design for the mitigation of the risk of urban flooding. (5) Incorporating information regarding climate trends into urban flooding risk assessments. (6) Making the information described in this subsection publicly available on the Internet through a web-based portal so as to increase transparency regarding homeowner flood risks. (d) Eligible recipients (1) In general A grant under the pilot program may be made only to— (A) a unit of general local government that is located in an urbanized area with a population of more than 50,000 individuals