Displacement Services Clause Samples
The Displacement Services clause outlines the obligations and procedures for providing alternative accommodations or services when the original premises or services become unavailable or unusable. Typically, this clause specifies the conditions under which displacement occurs, the standards for suitable alternative arrangements, and the responsibilities of each party in facilitating the transition. For example, if a tenant’s apartment is rendered uninhabitable due to repairs, the landlord may be required to arrange and pay for temporary housing. The core function of this clause is to ensure continuity and minimize disruption for affected parties by clearly defining how and when substitute services or accommodations will be provided.
Displacement Services. (a) Local Government shall determine relocation needs and preferences of each person or business to be displaced. Local Government must explain the relocation payments and other assistance for which the person or business may be eligible, eligibility requirements, and the procedures for obtaining such assistance. Local Government will conduct personal interview with each displaced person and business to address relocation needs, and all required elements found under 49 CFR §24.204 and 49 CFR §24.205.
(b) Relocation activities shall be coordinated with project work and other displacement-causing activities to ensure that, to the extent feasible, persons displaced receive consistent treatment and the duplication of functions is minimized.