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<br />, REQUEST FOR <br />aGENCY ACTION <br /> <br />@ <br /> <br />4IJE July 7, 1983 <br />TITLE GRIEVANCE FOR ADDITIONAL RELOCATION <br />ASSISTANCE ~ GREEN'S FURNITURE, INC. <br /> <br />DATE OF AGENCY ACTION <br /> <br />SECOND AND 9ROADWAY <br /> <br /> <br />Deny the appeal of Green's Furniture, Inc. to receive additional <br />relocation assistance. <br /> <br />4liMMISSION RECOMMENDATION <br /> <br />Recommend denial of the appeal of Green's Furniture to receive addi- <br />tional funds for relocation assistance. <br /> <br /> <br />. <br /> <br />On A gust 3,1982, the Redevelopment Agency received a claim for <br />$237,70 for additional relocation assistance compensation from <br />attor ey Richard L. Riemer II, representing Green's P~rniture, Inc., <br />located in the Grand Central Building at Second and , Broadway. Mr. <br />William Greenberg, owner of Green's Furniture, Inc., received relo- <br />cation enti.t1ements in the total amount of $6,700. '1'his payment <br />covered a move consolidating his operation from the Grand Central <br />Building into his adjoining leased building. The commercial and <br />residential tenants in the Grand Central Building received reloca- <br />tion assistance because a portion of the funds for rehabilitation <br />were provided through the Federal 312 loan program administered by <br />the Department of Housing and Urban Development. Twenty-nine resi- <br />dents and two businesses, including Green's Furniture, received <br />relocation payments. <br /> <br />The essence of Mr. Greenberg's c1aim is that he did not receive a1.l <br />of his entitlements. However, his claim was not supported by any <br />documentation. We have recommended the denial of the claim based <br />upon the relocation guidelines under the 312 loan program published <br />in HUD Handbook No. 1376.1. <br /> <br />~ <br /> <br />:3 <br />3-~.-¥ <br /> <br />J:1A <br />