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Table 124 Fixed Moving <br />Occupants-Furnished Rooms <br />Room Count <br />Schedule <br />Payment <br />1 Room <br />$685 <br />2 Rooms <br />$880 <br />3 Rooms <br />$1,100 <br />4 Rooms <br />$1,295 <br />5 Rooms <br />$1,570 <br />6 Rooms <br />$1,815 <br />7 Rooms <br />$2,090 <br />8 Rooms <br />$2,365 <br />Each additional room <br />$250 <br />Occupants-Unfurnished Rooms <br />1 Room not furnished <br />$450 <br />Each additional room <br />$85 <br />B. Actual Cost (Professional Move) <br />The displacee may elect to retain the services of a licensed professional mover, in which <br />case the City will pay for the actual cost of the move within a 50 -mile Project radius, <br />based on the lower of two acceptable moving bids. After the move is complete, the <br />displacee may pay the mover directly and seek reimbursement from the City or request a <br />direct payment to the mover. <br />RELOCATION BENEFITS TO OWNER- OCCUPANTS <br />Frequently, an owner - occupant displaced from their dwelling will have to pay more to <br />purchase a comparable replacement dwelling than received for the purchase price of <br />their existing dwelling. The increased cost may be due to a limited number of available <br />replacement housing in the area or the need to improve the quality of housing to meet <br />minimal acceptable housing standards. In this situation, the owner - occupant will be <br />eligible for a replacement housing payment provided they have owned and occupied the <br />property for at least 180 days prior to the first written offer by the City to purchase the <br />property. <br />California State Relocation laws and guidelines provide a basic entitlement of up to <br />$22,500 to compensate the owner - occupant for a Purchase Price Differential, <br />Increased Mortgage Interest Differential Payment (if applicable); and Non - Recurring <br />Closing Costs, which are explained below. <br />REPLACEMENT HOUSING PAYMENT <br />Once the fair market value of the dwelling being acquired by the City is determined, an <br />analysis of the existing housing market is made to determine the costs of a comparable <br />replacement dwelling. The difference between the price received for the existing <br />dwelling and the purchase price of a comparable replacement dwelling is determined to <br />556-21 <br />