Right-of-Way Acquisition/Use and Relocations Sample Clauses

Right-of-Way Acquisition/Use and Relocations. Since the CE determination is made relatively early in the design process, precise estimates of the amount of permanent easements of fee takings may not be available; therefore, use best engineering judgment. The 10% limit applies to every individual parcel which requires a permanent easement or fee taking. An Individual CE‐I needs to be prepared: • If there is a permanent easement or fee taking that requires 10% or greater of any parcel; or, • If the project requires any residential or non‐residential relocations. If a permanent easement or fee taking will require 10% or greater of any parcel, then a CE‐I must be prepared. The CE‐I must describe where the permanent easements and fee takings will occur and provide the appropriate sheets from the preliminary design plans that show where the parcels are located that do not meet the 10% limit. Make sure that the following statement is included in the CE‐I cover letter: “Property acquisition will be performed in accordance with the Uniform Relocation Assistance and Real Property Acquisition Policies Act of 1970.” If the project requires any residential or non‐residential relocations, then a CE‐I must be prepared with a narrative containing the following information: • a description of the types of properties to be acquired; • any unique characteristics that will need to be addressed during relocation; • the findings of the Rights‐of‐Way Relocation Survey; and, • all other pertinent information. Additionally, the narrative must be accompanied by the Rights of Way Relocation Survey as well as the available preliminary design plan sheets that depict parcel locations. Make sure that the following statement is included in the CE‐I cover letter: “Property acquisition will be performed in accordance with the Uniform Relocation Assistance and Real Property Acquisition Policies Act of 1970.” Additional information on this subject is available at the following FHWA website page: • FHWA Realty – Relocation: xxxx://xxx.xxxx.xxx.xxx/real_estate/practitioners/uniform_act/relocation/index.cfm • FHWA Realty: xxxx://xxx.xxxx.xxx.xxx/realestate/index.htm
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