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b. Agencies should instruct officials responsible for pro- grams under this Act that: (1) A written notice of displacement must be given by the agency to each individual, family, business, or farm operation to be displaced. Such notice shall be served'personally or by certified (or reigstered) first-class mail. (2) In order to qualify for benefits under the Act as a displaced Derson, either of two conditions must be fulfilled: (a) The person must have moved (or moved his per- sonal property) as a result of the receipt of a written notice to vacate which notice may have been given before or after initi- ation of negotiations for acquisition of the property. (When negotiations are initiated prior to issuance of a written notice, all persons contacted by the negotiating agency should be advised that the benefits of the Act are available only when the person moves subsequent to receipt of a written notice); or (b) been acquired, in moved as a result The subject real property must in fact have whole or in part, and the person must have of its acquision. (3) In addition, certain of the benefits provided by the Act are available as follows: (a) Whenever the acquisition of, or notice to move from, real property used for a business or farm operation causes any person to move from other real property used for his dwelling, or to move his personal ~roDerty from such other real property, such person shall receive the benefits provided by Sections 7262(a) and (b) and 7261. (b) If the head of the displacing agency determines that any person occupying property immediately adjacent to the real property acquired, is caused substantial economic injury because of the acquisition, he may offer such person relocation advisory services under Section 7261. (4) For real property acquisitions under State law, con- tracts or options to purchase real Droperty shall not incorporate provisions for making payments for relocation costs and related items in the Act. Appraisers shall not give consideration to or include in their real property appraisals any allowances for the benefits provided by the Act. In the event of condemnation with a declaration of taking, the estimated compensation shall be deter- mined solely on the basis of the appraised value of the real property with no consideration being given to or reference contained therein to the payments to be made under the Act.