55B - RESO BRISTOL ST PROJ PHASE 4

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TABLE 5: TENANTS IN THE PROJECT AREA SITtAD0RI5SS,- #E [f /B tM ; rffti Gpanis 2205S Bristol St. 3 /1 Full 16 2201 S. Bristol St. 2/1 Full 1 1235 W. Saint Gertrude PI. 3/1 Full 6 1242 Saint Anne PI. 3/1 Full 5 1301 W. Saint Anne PI 3/2 Full 3 2034 S. Bristol St. 3/2 Full 10 2115B Bristol St. 2/1 Full 3 1302 W. Camden PI. Rents 1 Room Full 1 1302 W. Camden PI. Rents 1 Room Full 2 1302 W. Camden PI. Rents 1 Room Full 3 1302 W. Carlton PI. 5/1/2 Full 6 2. Replacement Housing Needs As of the date of this report we will need 3 one - bedrooms, 2 two - bedrooms, 3 three - bedrooms, and 4 four + - bedroom dwellings for the tenants that will be displaced. As far as the owner occupant composition our surveys display that we will need 1 one - bedroom, 4 three - bedroom dwellings, and 1 four + - bedroom. 3. Income During the process of interviewing each household for this Plan, an attempt was made to obtain as much voluntary information as possible regarding the household's income. The income standards for the County of Orange (See Exhibit G) are approved by the U.S. Department of Housing and Urban Development (HUD) to define and determine housing eligibility by income level for 2015. 4. Ethnicity /Language As agents performed interviews they discovered that most families living in the project are of either Latin or Vietnamese descent. Most of them also speak English, Spanish or Vietnamese, but so far agents have not had any complications in communicating with displacees. 5. Senior /Handicapped Household So far there have been 2 handicapped people identified and no senior citizens. Page 16 RELOCATION PLAN Bristol Street Phase 4 Project # Needed - Tenants 0 3 2 3 3 # Needed - Owners 0 1 0 4 1 3. Income During the process of interviewing each household for this Plan, an attempt was made to obtain as much voluntary information as possible regarding the household's income. The income standards for the County of Orange (See Exhibit G) are approved by the U.S. Department of Housing and Urban Development (HUD) to define and determine housing eligibility by income level for 2015. 4. Ethnicity /Language As agents performed interviews they discovered that most families living in the project are of either Latin or Vietnamese descent. Most of them also speak English, Spanish or Vietnamese, but so far agents have not had any complications in communicating with displacees. 5. Senior /Handicapped Household So far there have been 2 handicapped people identified and no senior citizens. Page 16 RELOCATION PLAN Bristol Street Phase 4 Project