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72-82
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8/7/1972
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70-090
(Amends)
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\Resolutions\CITY COUNCIL\1952 - 1999\1970
74-022
(Amended By)
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\Resolutions\CITY COUNCIL\1952 - 1999\1974
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ntay affect the iml~lemen{ation of its relocation assistance.pro- <br /> <br />S~;c. 2.5. Section 7261.5 is added to the C~overnmenl Code, <br />to read: <br /> 7261.5. In order to prevent unnecessary expenses and du- <br />plications of functions, and to promote uuiform and effective <br />administration of relocation assistance programs for displaced <br />persons nndcr this chapter, a ~pu~lie entity may enter into a <br />contract with any indMdual, lirm, association, or corporation <br />for services in connection with such program, or may carry <br />out its functious under this chapt,.~r through any federal, state, <br />or local govcrnmeutal agency baying an established organiza- <br />tion for conducting relocation assistance programs. Ally public <br />entity may, in carrying out its relocation assistance activities, <br />utilize thc services of state or local housing agencies or other <br />agencies having experience in the administration or conduct <br />of similar housing assistance activities. <br /> Sec. 3. Section 7262 of the Government Code ~s amended <br />to read: <br /> 7262. (a) As a part of the cost of acquisition of real prop- <br />erty for a public use, a public entity shall compensate a <br />displaced person for his: <br /> (1) Actual and reasonable expense in moving himself, fam- <br />ily, business, or farm operation, including moving personal <br />property. <br /> (2) Actual direct losses of tai~gible personal property as a <br />result of movi~g or discontinuing a business or farm operation, <br /> <br />that would have been required to relocate such property, as <br />deter, mined by tile public eutlty. <br /> (3) Actual dud reasonable expenses in searching for a re- <br /> <br /> (b) Any displaced person who moves from a dwelling who <br />elects to accept payments authorized by this subdivision in lieu <br />of tile payments authorized by subdivision (a) sbaI1 receive a <br />moving expense allowance, determined aeeordlng to a schedule <br />esl,blished by thc public entity, not to exceed three hundred <br />dollars ($300), and in addition a dislocation allowance of two <br />hundred dollars ($200}. <br /> (c) Any displaced person who moves or discontinues his <br />bushless or farm operation wire elects to accept tile payment <br />authorized by this subdivision iu lieu of the payment au- <br />thorized by subdivision (a), shall receive a fixed relocation <br /> <br />ings of tile business or farm operation, except that such pay-. <br />merit shall not be loses than two thousaud fivc hnndred dollars <br />($2.500) nor more than ten tho,asand dollars ($10,000). In tile <br />case of a buslne×s, no paylllcnt shall be made under tiffs sub. <br /> <br /> <br />
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