Relocation Impact Studies Sample Clauses

Relocation Impact Studies. Relocation impact studies are not required for this project as there will be no impacts to residential or business structures that will result in relocation of any kind.
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Relocation Impact Studies. ‌ An estimated 8 to 10 businesses may be impacted due to the proposed project, and one residential duplex may be impacted. All displacees will be contacted by a Relocation Agent, who will ensure that eligible displacees receive their full relocation benefits, including advisory assistance, and that all activities will be conducted in accordance with the Uniform Relocation Assistance and Real Property Acquisition Policies Act of 1970, as amended. Relocation resources shall be available to all displacees free of discrimination. At the time of the first written offer to purchase, owner occupants are given a detailed explanation of Caltrans’ “Relocation Program and Services.” Tenant occupants of properties to be acquired are contacted soon after the first written offer to purchase and are given a detailed explanation of Caltrans’ “Relocation Program and Services.” In accordance with the Uniform Relocation Assistance and Real Property Acquisition Policies Act of 1970, as amended, Caltrans will provide relocation advisory assistance to any person, business, farm or nonprofit organization displaced because of the acquisition of real property for public use.
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Relocation Impact Studies. A Relocation Impact Report was prepared for the proposed project (OPC(?), 2014). Property acquisitions would be required along the proposed corridor. While the displacement area is predominately agricultural, it encompasses a wide range of residential and commercial occupancy types including: Single Family Residences (SFR’s), multiple family residences (MFR’s), mobile homes, and commercial uses including industrial, commercial, retail, and farmland. Total acquisition by alternative is summarized in Table 6-1. Table 6-1 Total Acquisition Alternative 1A Alternative 1B (Preferred) Alternative 2A Alternative 2B Permanent Acquisition Number of Full Acquisitions 70 64 81 73 Total Size of Full Acquisitions (sq. ft.) 16,056,172 12,770,110 19,716,323 15,960,626 Number of Partial Acquisitions 000 000 000 258 Total Size of Partial Acquisitions (sq. ft.) 35,936,773 46,427,341 31,426,409 38,837,955 Total Number of Parcels Impacted 342 335 354 331 Total Size of Parcels Impacted (sq. ft.) 51,992,945 59,197,451 52,142,732 54,798,581 *Data in this table is based on preliminary review of the right-of-way impacts for each design alternative. This data will be updated once a thorough analysis is conducted for the preparation of Caltrans right-of-way data sheets. Source: OPC 2015 In general, the magnitude of the proposed project is considerable among all four Build Alternatives. Displaced residents and businesses would be relocated within the County. Relocation assistance payments and advisory assistance will be provided in accordance with the Uniform Relocation Assistance and Real Property Acquisition Policies Act of 1970, and as amended in 1987 (URA) and the project’s Relocation Assistance Program (RAP).
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