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The Agency will assist all persons (families, business concerns, and others) displaced by the project in finding other locations and facilities. The Redevelopment Agency will provide displaced tenants with relocation payments to compensate for moving expenses and assistance in finding new locations. The Agency administers such assistance in accordance with State law and regulations and as a matter of policy in accordance with the H.U.D. regulations that implement the Uniform Relocation Assistance and Real Property Acquisition Policies Act of 1970 (called the "Uniform Act"). Some of the displaced businesses may relocate while some may go out of business. If a business relocates, it may suffer financially from lost sales during the period that the business is relocating. Depending upon the individual business, this financial loss may or may not be significant. In addition to lost sales, the business may a!so experience reduced clientele at its new location. If a business relocates in the same general area as the proposed project, then it probably will not suffer from reduced clientele and sales. The project will be developed in several phases providing up CI to a maximum of 3,100,000 square feet of commercial-office use and 1,200 hotel rooms. Construction of the project is expected to begin in CI -~ mid-1983 and be completed by 1989. The project would meet the intent and the policy of the Mixed Use Corridor land use designation. The project would provide important employment and shopping needs to the City of Santa Ana as well as other cities. The project could provide support facilities for the Industrial Districts, although the project is removed from these areas. The project would integrate land uses, pedestrian walkways, open space and building configurations with key transit routes and bus stops located along Main Street. The project would meet one of the implementation policies by providing high density office and commercial uses. 50