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The Station .Z?istr~ict Project <br />~~. As~~ss~~N~r of ~a~A~~or~ rr~E~s <br />~. suT~vl~,y l+>Il~Txon <br />To obtain. information necessary for the preparation of this Plan,_ personal inteivie~.vs with tiie <br />Project occupants v~rere conducted in June 20Q9. `I`he- i~iterviewers were successful iri obtaining <br />survey iespo~ases from, alI seven :occupied households in the Project. The .dafa in this section of <br />the.Plan are based s'oeiy oi~ the uricoxifirtned responses of those individuals'who pat~ticipated in <br />the survey. <br />Inquiries fnade of the residential occupants concerned,household size anti- composition, income, <br />xnonthiy rent; length of occupancy,- ethnicity, berme laiigtlagc, physical disabilities; and. <br />replacement Housing preferezrce.s. A Sample of #He- residential inteiyew form used in the <br />interviewprocess is presented as Exhibit B of this report, <br />B. FIELD ~I7Ri~EX pATA <br />1. Current (}ccuuants <br />There are seven residential: households to .be relocated. for the Project. At the time ofthe. <br />interviews, there were ~5 `ad~?lts and- 1~ children (T? years: nr younger} on-site for a total <br />project-occupancy of 38 persons. <br />-The project households currently:oceupy six apartment.units-(three:stuclios and filiree,two- <br />bedro4rn units) aiid; one foul-bedroom single-family residence. The commonly accepted <br />standard for .housing density, and the Agency's approved.policy, :allows two persons per <br />bedroom and -one person in :the common living area. Based on this criterion and.available <br />tenant data, there -appears to be three overcrowded units among the project Irouseliolds. <br />2. RepIacetttent ~ousirig I~TeetlS <br />Replacement housing needs, as ;expressed in Phis-.plan;. are defined by the total number of <br />rewired replacement units ana distribution of those units by bech~ooin size. 'The projected <br />number of requzred units by bedroom size is- calculated by comparing survey data for <br />household size with typical replacement Housing occupancy standards. These standards, <br />generally, allow for up to theee persons in. none-bedroom unit, f ~e persons in a two- <br />bedroom unit,.seven persons in:a three-bedroom unit oriel nine or more pei:sons in a four <br />bedroom unit. <br />Replacement units required: for the Project occupants include: two studios, one one- <br />bedroozrz unit, one two-bedroom unit, two tbxee-bedroom units and one: four-bedroom <br />unit.. <br />3 <br />55D-8 <br />