Non-Residential Users Relocation Benefits and Notice Requirements Sample Clauses

Non-Residential Users Relocation Benefits and Notice Requirements a) Off-Site Relocation
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Non-Residential Users Relocation Benefits and Notice Requirements. (a) Off-Site Relocation. The SC and ADHC operations will be temporarily relocated off-site for an anticipated period of 24 months. The Relocation Agent will provide advisory services to the tenants to help identify off-site relocation opportunities. The SC and SDHC staff will ultimately select the temporary relocation site and negotiate all rental terms and execute all rental agreements. The general space requirements as verified through interviews with the users are as follows: Senior Center Adult Day Health Care Program Space 2 Program Rooms • Passive Space (w/tables and storage) • Active Space (multipurpose) 1-2 Program Rooms • Minimum 1,500SF • Need quiet room or partitioned space • Coat closet/cubby space and storage Clinic Area • Prefer Private Room (min. 50 SF) • Must have lockable Med Cart Access and Parking • Parking for 25-35 driving participants and employees • Drop-off area for FastTran and MetroAccess buses • Parking for 9 employees • Drop-off area for FastTran and MetroAccess buses Support Service Space • 2 offices • Check-in station • Kitchen area to heat / serve congregate meal program • Bathrooms for 60-80 participants • 1 dedicated Staff Bathroom • 2 offices • Check-in station • Kitchen area to heat / serve congregate meal program • Min 3 ADA accessible toilets and 2 sinks • 1 dedicated Staff Bathroom Other • Hours: 9AM – 4:00PM (M-F) • Need to secure entrances/exits • Hours: 7AM – 5:30PM (M-F)

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