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If the agency disapproves the plan or finds that the plan conflicts in the use of <br />relocation resources with those plans filed by other public entities or that adequate <br />resources are not available in places and at times necessary to meet the relocation <br />needs as set forth in one or more of the plans it shall call a meeting of the public <br />entities concerned as soon as possible. At such meeting, the agency shall try to <br />resolve such conflicts as exist or insure that adequate relocation resources are <br />developed to meet such needs. <br /> <br /> The agency may direct modifications of a plan in the case of unresolved conflicts and <br /> may extend its approval deadline by 30 days to determine whether such modifications <br /> affect such relocation plans. Additional extensions may be granted for periods of <br />30 days with the consent of all affected parties. Where modification to a relocation <br />plan is directed by the agency, the public entity may appeal to the relocation appeals <br />board established pursuant to Section 33417.5 of the Health and Safety Code. If no <br />such relocation appeals board has been established, the public entity may appeal to <br />the legislative body creating the central relocation agency. <br /> <br />Approval of a relocation plan will constitute a finding by the agency that it has <br />reasonable assurance that adequate relocation resources exist within the requirements <br />of law which will be available at the times required by the plan. <br /> <br />The central relocation agency shall coordinate the execution of each public entity's <br />relocation plans and shall share with each public entity making a request the relocation <br />information of all other public entities. The central relocation agency may contract <br />with adjoining cities or counties to perform relocation and central relocation services. <br /> <br />Public entities with displacement of less than 5 percent of the local agency's total <br />local annual displacement based on all relocation plans filed and state agencies shall <br />be exempt from the requirement of approval of their relocation plan prior to its <br />execution. <br /> <br />A public entity may amend its relocation plan during any fiscal year by filing an <br />amended plan with the central relocation agency and obtaining its :approval. Ail <br />amended plans must have approval before execution may occur and the central relocation <br />agency shall approve or disapprove amended plans within 30 days or approval will be <br />automatic. <br /> <br />Execution of any relocation plan must be in accordance with the approved relocation <br />plan or the public entity may not displace any persons. Failure to file a relocation <br />plan and obtain approval when required, prior to displacement, may subject the public <br />entity to an order from the central relocation agency to desist from any displacement. <br /> <br />Sec. 7262. Compensation for displaced person; amount <br /> <br /> (a) As a part of the cost of acquisition of real property for a public use, a <br />public entity shall compensate a displaced person for his: <br />(1) Actual and reasonable expense in moving himself, family, business, or farm <br />operation, including moving personal property. <br />(2) Actual direct losses of tangible personal property as a result of moving or <br />discontinuing a business or farm operation, but not to exceed an amount equal to the <br />reasonable expenses that would have been required to relocate such property, as <br />determined by the public entity. <br /> <br />I-4 <br /> <br /> <br />