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TABLE 1; PROTECT HOUSEhOLllS' CHARACTERISTICS Income Composition Current Current. Bedrooms E1derly7 Language Category Adults/Children Rent Bedrooms Needed Physically . . (Ages of Children) Disabled L (2) (2) $850/rno. I 2 No Spanish EL (1) (0) $SSOImo. Section 8 1 1 Yes Spanish Demographics for the Project area in general are provided in Attachment 2. C. PROJECT OCCUPANCY/OVERCROWDING For purposes of determining whether overcrowding conditions exist, an occupancy standard of two persons per sleeping room plus one persob in anon-sleeping room was utilized. Based on that occupancy. standard, one household to be permanently displaced is overcrowded. Replacement housing referrals to the occupants of this dwelling will reflect the need for larger accommodations. D. REPLACEMENT HOUSING RESOURCES One of the primary purposes of a Relocation Plan is to demonstrate the availability of comparable, affordable, decent, safe and sanitary housing prior to the displacement of residential occupants. In order to adequately relocate the Project households, one rivo- bedroom non-Section 8 unit and one one-bedrooms Section S unit will be required. A housing- survey was. made during the third week in November 2fl08 to identify available comparable, decent, safe.and sanitary units available for rent in close proximity to the Project site. Based on the results of that survey, it appears that comparable replacement dwelling units are available to meet the needs of the households, who will be permanently displaced. Table 2 below outlines the resource study and shows the number of available units and their corresponding rents. TABLE 2: Availability and Cost of Replacement Rental housing Bedroom Size One (Section S) Two # Found (# needed) 10 {l) 22 (1) Rent Range Voucher $950-$1,300 Market Median Rent N/A $1,200 Overland. Pacrfac & Cutler, Inc.