; (E) the ability of the applicant to leverage State, local, philanthropic, and private funds to supplement the grant; and (F) such other factors as the Secretary determines appropriate to ensure that grants made available awarded under this section are used effectively in accordance with this section. (e) Eligible activities As a condition on receipt of a grant under this section, a grantee shall agree to use the grant to evaluate and reduce lead-based paint hazards in residential real properties constructed before 1978, which may include— (1) performing lead inspections and risk assessments in pre-1978 housing; (2) providing for the remediation, abatement, and replacement of, or otherwise addressing, lead-based paint hazards in pre-1978 housing in accordance with applicable State and municipal health and housing regulations; (3) providing for the additional cost of reducing lead-based paint hazards in units undergoing renovation funded by other sources; (4) providing for the testing of drinking water, and identifying lead service lines and leaded plumbing fixtures, to identify lead hazards in drinking water; (5) providing for the replacement of lead service lines, in communities where a water utility will or is required to replace the utility-owned portion of the lead service line; (6) remediation of lead in soil; (7) monitoring the blood lead levels of workers involved in the lead-hazard reduction activities funded under this section; (8) assisting in the temporary relocation of families forced to vacate pre-1978 housing while lead-hazard-reduction measures are being conducted, if; (9) educating the public on the nature and causes of lead poisoning and measures to reduce the exposure to lead, including exposure due to residential lead-based paint hazards