; (4) a demonstration that the jurisdiction, as required by section 5— (A) has in effect a blood lead reference level at or below the blood lead reference level of the Centers for Disease Control and Prevention; and (B) requires an environmental investigation to identify environmental sources of lead exposure in residential properties and childcare facilities occupied by a child with an elevated blood lead level; and (5) such assurances as the Secretary may require regarding the eligible entity’s capacity to carry out the activities to be funded through the grant. (d) Selection criteria The Secretary shall select grant recipients under this section on the basis of— (1) the merit of the activities proposed to be carried out; and (2) selection criteria including— (A) the extent to which the proposed activities will reduce the risk of lead poisoning for— (i) low-income children under 6 years of age; and (ii) pregnant women; (B) the proportion of pre-1978 housing in the area to be served using the grant; (C) the number and percentage of homes in the area to be served using the grant where household income does not exceed 80 percent of the area median income; (D) the degree of severity, and the extent of, lead-based paint hazards, lead in drinking water hazards, and lead in soil hazards in the area to be served, evaluated using data concerning the housing age and conditions, lead service line inventory, and incidence of elevated blood lead levels according to the reference blood lead level of the Centers for Disease Control and Prevention; (E) the ability of the applicant to leverage State, local, philanthropic, and private funds to supplement the grant