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5.3. Availability of Funds for Payment of Fees for Nomination to CRHR or SARHP. <br />If any owner of property identified as eligible for listing by the Historic Survey in <br />the Lacy Neighborhood wishes to nominate his or her home(s) for listing on either <br />the CRHR or the SARHP, the owner may apply for a grant from the Lacy <br />Housing Fund to finance payment of the nomination fees. If applying for such <br />funding, the owner will be subject to all income eligibility requirements of the <br />Lacy Housing Fund. Qualified applicants will receive grants as long as funds are <br />available. <br />5.4. Availability of Funds for Payment of Application Fees for Mills Act Property Tax <br />Abatement Prop-ram. If any owner of property in the Lacy Neighborhood wishes <br />to apply for the Mills Act Property Tax Abatement Program, the owner may apply <br />for a grant from the Lacy Housing Fund to finance payment of the application <br />fees. If applying for such funding, the owner would be subject to all income <br />eligibility requirements of the Lacy Housing Fund. Qualified applicants will <br />receive grants as long as funds are available. <br />5.5. Contingent on No Legislative Modification of Agency's Powers. Funding and <br />administration of the Lacy Housing Fund is expressly contingent on the absence <br />of any modification of the Agency's powers, by state or federal legislation or <br />otherwise, that precludes the Agency from performing its obligations under this <br />Section 5. <br />5.6. Marketing. The Agency will conduct marketing consistent with its existing <br />programs, including but not limited to, advertising to the Lacy Neighborhood <br />Association and posting on the Agency's website. FOL and its members are <br />encouraged to participate and assist in the marketing conducted for the Lacy <br />Housing Fund and may contact the Housing Manager of the Agency immediately <br />following the Effective Date of this Agreement to coordinate such participation. <br />6. Architectural Inspection and Salvage. The Agency will retain a qualified contractor to <br />conduct salvage prior to demolition of any residential structures identified in Section 1.7 <br />of this Agreement that will be demolished as part of the Revised Station District Project <br />(i.e., Properties Nos. 3A, 613, 7, 12, 13A, 14, 15, 16, 17 and 18) and prior to demolition of <br />any residential structures on Properties 9, 10, 11 located on the Potential Park Site. The <br />Agency will provide the Santa Ana Historic Preservation Society with at least thirty (30) <br />days notice prior to the demolition of any property as part of the Revised Station District <br />Project or on the Potential Park Site to allow for architectural inspection prior to <br />demolition and an opportunity to give direction to the Housing Manager of the Agency as <br />to items worthy of salvage. The inspection to identify salvageable items and salvage <br />must be completed by the conclusion of the 30-day (or more) period as set forth in the <br />notice. The Parties agree that the Agency's contractor will remove all items identified as <br />worthy of salvage. The Parties agree that the Santa Ana Historic Preservation Society <br />and/or FOL and/or another third party will be responsible for relocation and storage of <br />any and all items salvaged by the contractor, and neither the Agency nor the City is <br />responsible relocation or storage of such items. If FOL or any of its members wish to be <br />present during inspection and/or salvage of the property to be demolished, FOL and/or its <br />10