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CHAPTER 7. SECTION 104(d) RELOCATION REQUIREMENTS

Section 1. Scope

7-1. BACKGROUND. Section 104(d) of the Housing and Community Development

Act of 1974, as amended (HCD Act), and HUD program regulations at 24

[CFR 570.457](http://www.gpoaccess.gov/cfr/index.html), [570.496a(c),
570.606(c) and 570.702(f)](http://www.gpoaccess.gov/cfr/index.html)
provide that, as

a condition for receiving assistance under one of the programs

described in Paragraph 7-3, the grantee (defined in Paragraph 1-12

to include a State recipient) must certify that it is following a

residential antidisplacement and relocation assistance plan which

contains two major components:

a\. A requirement to replace all occupied and vacant occupiable

low/moderate-income dwelling units (defined in Paragraphs 7-9 and

7-11) that are demolished or converted to a use other than

low/moderate-income housing in connection with an activity

assisted under the HCD Act (see 24 CFR 570.496a(c)(1) and

24 CFR 570.606(c)(1)); and

b\. A requirement to provide certain relocation assistance to any

lower income person (defined in Paragraph 1-16) displaced as a

direct result of (1) the demolition of any dwelling unit or (2)

the conversion of a low/moderate-income dwelling unit to a use

other than a low/moderate-income dwelling in connection with an

assisted activity.

7-2. PURPOSE OF CHAPTER. The purpose of this Chapter 7 is to describe
the

section 104(d) relocation assistance requirements covering a

displaced person who moves from his or her dwelling on or after

October 1, 1990. (An eligible displaced person who moved before that

date is entitled to relocation assistance under the interim rule,

24 CFR 570.496a(b)(2) or 570.606(b)(2), effective October 1, 1988

(53 F.R. 31234). However, the provision of assistance in accordance

with this Chapter will satisfy the requirements of the interim rule.)

7-3. PROGRAMS COVERED BY SECTION 104(d) RELOCATION REQUIREMENTS.

The relocation requirements of this Chapter (section 104(d)

requirements) cover the following programs:

a\. Community Development Block Grant (CDBG) Entitlement Program (see

570.606(c)).

b\. State CDBG (Small Cities) Program (see 570.496a(c)).

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c\. HUD-administered CDBG Small Cities Program (see 570.606(c)).

d\. Section 108 Loan Guarantee Program (see 570.702(f)). (Coverage

for this program is mandated by regulation.)

e\. CDBG Special Purpose Grants Program under [24 CFR
570](http://www.gpoaccess.gov/cfr/index.html) Subpart E

(see 570.606(c)). (Coverage for this program is mandated by

regulation.)

f\. Urban Development Action Grant (UDAG) Program (see 570.457).

Section 2. Definitions Covering Section 104(d) Requirements.

7-4. URA DEFINITIONS IN CHAPTER 1. Terms not defined in this section

have the meaning prescribed for implementation of the URA. (See

Chapter 1, Section 2.)

7-5. AGREEMENT. For private-owner projects, the term \"Agreement\" means

the agreement between the grantee (includes State recipient) and the

property owner (or person controlling the property). For publicly

owned projects (i.e., the Agency is a State agency, as defined in

Paragraph 1-23), the Agreement is the contract between the Agency

and the rehabilitation or demolition contractor.

7-6. COMPARABLE REPLACEMENT DWELLING UNIT. The term \"comparable

replacement dwelling unit\" means a dwelling unit that:

a\. Meets the criteria in Paragraphs 1-6a through e; and

b\. Is available to the displaced person at a monthly cost (rent plus

estimated average monthly utility costs) that does not exceed the

\"Total Tenant Payment,\" as described in Paragraph 7-20, after

taking into account any rental assistance the household would

receive.

7-7. DISPLACED PERSON.

a\. Basic Definition. The term \"displaced person\" means any lower

income family or individual that moves from real property, or

moves his or her personal property from real property,

permanently and involuntarily, as a direct result of the

conversion of an occupied or vacant occupiable

low/moderate-income dwelling unit (see Paragraphs 7-9 and 7-11),

or the demolition of any dwelling unit, in connection with an

assisted activity.

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b\. Persons Who Qualify as Displaced Persons.

\(1\) A person who moves permanently from the real property after

the person receives a notice from the Agency (defined in

Paragraph 1-4) to move permanently, is considered a

displaced person if the move occurs after the Agency

initially submits a request for financial assistance that

is later provided for the requested activity.

\(a\) Whenever the Agency is a private property owner, e.g.,

a private developer or nonprofit organization, the

request for financial assistance is the initial

application by the property owner (or person in control

of the site) that is submitted to the grantee (includes

State recipient).

\(b\) Whenever the Agency is the grantee (includes State

recipient), the request for financial assistance is:

\(i\) For the CDBG Entitlement Program, the submission

to HUD of the final statement under 24 CFR

570.302(a)(2);

\(ii\) For the State CDBG Program, the initial submission

of an application to the State by the State

recipient requesting assistance under 24 CFR

Subpart G;

\(iii\) For the HUD-administered Small Cities CDBG

Program, the initial submission to HUD of an

application for assistance under 24 CFR 570.426,

570.430, or 570.435(d);

\(iv\) For the Special Purpose Grants Program, the

submission to HUD of an application for

assistance under 24 CFR 570, Subpart E;

\(v\) For the Section 108 Loan Guarantee Program, the

submission to HUD of an application for loan

guarantee assistance under 24 CFR 570.701;

\(vi\) For the UDAG Program, the submission to HUD of an

application for assistance under 570.458.

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\(2\) A person who moves permanently from the real property before

the date described in Paragraph 7-7b(1) is considered a

displaced person if HUD or the grantee (includes State

recipient) determines that the displacement resulted

directly from the conversion of an occupied or vacant

occupiable low/moderate-income dwelling unit to another use

or the demolition of any unit in connection with the

assisted activity.

\(3\) Each tenant-occupant of a dwelling unit who will not be

displaced must be provided timely notice and reimbursed for

any out-of-pocket expenses as described in Paragraph 2-3.

Any such tenant who moves permanently from the real property

will qualify as a displaced person if any one of the

following three situations ((a), (b), or (c)) has occurred:

\(a\) The tenant moves permanently after the execution of the

Agreement (defined in Paragraph 7-5) without prior

written notice offering the tenant the opportunity to

occupy a suitable decent, safe, and sanitary dwelling

unit in the same building/complex following the

completion of the project under reasonable terms and

conditions. Reasonable terms and conditions include:

\(i\) No unreasonable change in the character or use of

the property;

\(ii\) A monthly cost for rent and utilities that does

not exceed the greater of:

\(A\) The tenant\'s monthly rent and estimated

average monthly utility costs before the

execution of such agreement; or

\(B\) The \"Total Tenant Payment\" for the person as

described in Paragraph 7-20.

\(b\) The tenant was required to relocate temporarily for the

project but (i) the tenant was not offered payment for

all reasonable out-of-pocket expenses incurred in

connection with the temporary relocation, including

moving expenses to and from the temporary unit and any

increased housing costs, or (ii) other conditions of

the temporary relocation were not reasonable. (If

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the tenant returns to the building/complex, he or

she is not a displaced person, but this does not

relieve the Agency of its obligation to reimburse

the person for such out-of-pocket expenses); or

\(c\) The tenant is required to move to another unit in

the same building/complex, but is not offered

reimbursement for all reasonable out-of-pocket

expenses incurred in connection with the move.

c\. Persons Not Considered a \"Displaced Person.\" Notwithstanding

paragraph 7-7b, a person does not qualify as a \"displaced

person\" under the circumstances described in Paragraph 1-8c.

d\. When In Doubt. The Agency may, at any time, ask the grantee or

the HUD field office administering these relocation assistance

requirements to determine whether a specific displacement is or

would be covered by these rules.

7-8. ELDERLY FAMILY. The term \"elderly family\" means a family or

individual whose head, spouse, or sole member is at least 62 years

old or is handicapped or disabled as described in 24 [CFR
813.102](http://www.gpoaccess.gov/cfr/index.html).

7-9. LOW/MODERATE-INCOME DWELLING UNITS. The term \"low/moderate-income

dwelling unit\" means a dwelling unit with a market rent (including

average utility costs) that does not exceed the applicable Fair

Market Rent (FMR) for Section 8 existing housing established under

[24 CFR Part 888](http://www.gpoaccess.gov/cfr/index.html). However, the
term does not include any unit that

is owned and occupied by the same person before and after the

assisted rehabilitation.

7-10. PROJECT.

a\. Basic Definition. The term \"project\" means an activity or

series of activities that are integrally related, each essential

to the others, whether or not all of the component activities

receive Federal financial assistance.

b\. Why Define Project? The requirement to provide relocation

assistance to a lower-income person (defined in Paragraph 1-16)

is triggered by the demolition of any housing or the conversion

of a low/moderate-income dwelling to another use in connection

with an assisted activity. A displacement is considered to have

occurred \"in connection with\" a CDBG-assisted activity if such

action and the CDBG-assisted activity are part of a single

undertaking (i.e., a single project).

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c\. Guidelines. In determining whether real property acquisition,

rehabilitation, demolition, and/or construction activities

(including activity on two or more parcels of real property) are

part of a single undertaking, consideration shall be given to

the extent to which the demolition/conversion activity and the

CDBG-assisted activity share the same:

\(1\) Location. Are the activities located on the same site (any

tract or contiguous tracts of real property in the same or

related ownership after acquisition is completed)?

\(2\) Developer/owner. Are the activities carried out by, or on

behalf of, a single entity or closely related entities?

\(3\) Timeframe. Do the individual activities take place within

a reasonable time frame of each other?

\(4\) Objective. Is the activity essential to the undertaking?

Are the activities interdependent? If one is unfinished,

will the objective be incomplete?

d\. Examples. The following three examples illustrate the meaning

of the term \"project\" in differing circumstances.

Example 1. To assemble a site for construction of a new

shopping mall, the grantee acquires 14 contiguous parcels,

CDBG funds are used to pay part of the cost of one parcel.

Non-Federal funds are used to purchase the other 13

parcels. Determination: The acquisition of the 14

parcels, demolition of the housing and construction of a

shopping mall cannot be separated. They are \"connected\" to

each other in a single \"project.\" Low/moderate-income

dwellings on any of the 14 parcels must be replaced and

lower-income persons displaced from any of the 14 parcels

are eligible for section 104(d) relocation assistance.

Example 2. The grantee purchases and clears a site for a

neighborhood center. There are six low/moderate-income

dwelling units on the site. Four are occupied by lower

income families. Local funds are used to acquire the site

and demolish the improvements. CDBG funds are used to

partially finance the construction of a neighborhood

center. Determination: The acquisition of the site,

demolition of the improvements, and construction of the

neighborhood center comprise a single project. All six

dwelling units must be replaced and the four

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low-income families are covered by the section 104(d)

relocation requirements.

Example 3. A contract for the rehabilitation of a 12-unit

multifamily building is executed. CDBG funds are used to

pay part of the cost of rehabilitating five vacant dwelling

units in the building. All 12 units are \"low/moderate

income dwellings.\" Private financing is used to pay for

the rehabilitation of the seven remaining units which are

occupied by lower-income families. The new market rents

charged at the 12 units exceed the Section 8 FMR (i.e.,

they are \"converted\") and also exceed 30% of the income of

the seven tenant-occupants. Determination: The

rehabilitation of the building (all 12 units) is a single

project, and all 12 units must be replaced. Also, any

lower-income family that moves permanently is eligible for

section 104(d) relocation assistance because he/she is a

\"displaced person,\" (i.e., economic displacement).

7-11. STANDARD CONDITION AND SUBSTANDARD CONDITION SUITABLE FOR

REHABILITATION.

a\. If the grantee has a HUD-approved Housing Assistance Plan (HAP),

the definitions of \"standard condition\" and \"substandard

condition suitable for rehabilitation\" established in the HAP

will apply.

b\. Under the State CDBG Program the State may define the terms

\"standard condition\" and \"substandard condition suitable for

rehabilitation\" or may allow the State recipient to establish

and make public its definition of these terms.

If a State permits the State recipient to establish its

definition of these terms, the State must determine if the State

recipient\'s definition is acceptable.

c\. For projects not covered by Paragraph 7-10a or b (i.e., the

grantee is not required to submit a HAP to HUD, and the grant is

not made under the State CDBG Program), the grantee shall

establish and make public its definition of these terms

consistent with the requirements of 24 CFR 570.306(e)(1).

7-12. VACANT OCCUPIABLE DWELLING UNIT. The term \"vacant occupiable

dwelling unit\" means:

a\. A vacant dwelling unit that is in a standard condition;

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b\. A vacant dwelling unit that is in a substandard condition, but

is suitable for rehabilitation; or

c\. A dwelling unit in any condition that has been occupied (by a

person with the legal right to occupy the property) at any time

within the period beginning one year before the date of the

execution of the Agreement (defined in Paragraph 7-5).

7-13. RESERVED.

7-14. RESERVED.

7-15. RESERVED.

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Section 3. Relocation Assistance

7-16. RELOCATION ASSISTANCE UNDER SECTION 104(d). Under section 104(d),

each \"displaced person\" (defined in Paragraph 7-7) is entitled to

choose either assistance at URA levels (as described in Chapters 2

and 3), or the following relocation assistance:

a\. Advisory services, as described in Paragraphs 2-3 through 2-5.

Appendices 25 and 26 contain Guideform Notices of Eligibility

for section 104(d) relocation assistance. Appendix 25 covers

relocations where a Section 8 certificate or housing voucher is

provided. Appendix 26 covers relocations where Section 8

assistance is not available.

b\. Payment for moving and related expenses. The displaced person

may choose either:

\(1\) A payment for actual reasonable moving and related

expenses, as described in Paragraph 3-2a; or

\(2\) A moving expense and dislocation allowance as described in

Paragraph 3-2b. The allowance is based on a schedule that

is available from the HUD Field Office.

c\. The reasonable and necessary cost of any security deposit

required to rent the replacement dwelling unit, and any credit

checks required to rent or purchase the replacement dwelling

unit. (The displaced person is entitled to keep any later

refund of a security deposit.)

d\. Interim living costs. The person shall be reimbursed for actual

reasonable out-of-pocket costs incurred in connection with

temporary relocation, including moving expenses and increased

housing costs, if:

\(1\) The person must relocate temporarily because continued

occupancy of the dwelling unit constitutes a substantial

danger to the health or safety of the person or the public

(see Paragraph 2-5h); or

\(2\) The person is displaced from a \"low/moderate-income

dwelling unit,\" none of the comparable replacement dwelling

units to which the person has been referred qualifies as a

low/moderate-income dwelling unit (defined in Paragraph

7-9), and a suitable low/moderate-income dwelling unit is

scheduled to become available in accordance with 24 CFR

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570.496(c)(1) or 570.606(c)(1). NOTE: A comparable

replacement dwelling unit may have a market rent that

exceeds the FMR under the Section 8 Existing Housing

Program (i.e., it is made affordable to the person through

rental assistance payments). If so, the unit does not meet

the definition of a \"low/moderate-income dwelling unit.\"

e\. Replacement housing assistance. Under section 104(d), the

displaced person is eligible to receive one of the following:

\(1\) Rental Assistance.

\(a\) Each person must be offered rental assistance equal

to 60 times the amount obtained by subtracting the

Total Tenant Payment (described in Paragraph 7-20)

from the lesser of:

\(i\) The monthly rent and estimated average monthly

cost of utilities for a comparable replacement

dwelling; or

\(ii\) The monthly rent and estimated average monthly

cost of utilities for the decent, safe and

sanitary replacement dwelling to which the

person relocates.

\(b\) All or a portion of this rental assistance may be

offered (if it is available in accordance with the

PHA\'s HUD-approved tenant selection preferences)

through a certificate or housing voucher for rental

assistance provided through the Public Housing Agency

(PHA) under Section 8 of the United States Housing

Act of 1937, as amended. Generally, a Section 8

housing voucher or certificate may be issued only to

a very low-income person.

\(c\) Whenever a Section 8 certificate or voucher is

offered, the Agency must provide referrals to

comparable replacement dwelling units (defined in

Paragraph 7-6) where the owner is willing to

participate in the Section 8 Existing Housing

Program. If a person is offered a Section 8

certificate or voucher and appropriate housing

referrals, but refuses such assistance or rents and

moves to a unit where he or she is unable to receive

the Section 8 assistance, the Agency shall have

satisfied the section 104(d) replacement housing

requirements. In such case, the displaced person may

seek URA replacement housing assistance as described

in Paragraph 3-4 or 3-5.

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\(d\) If the tenant is provided a housing voucher and the

rent/utility cost for a replacement dwelling (actual

or comparable replacement dwelling, whichever is less

costly) exceeds the payment standard, the tenant will

qualify for cash rental assistance in addition to the

Section 8 assistance to cover the gap.

\(e\) Cash rental assistance may, at the discretion of the

Agency, be provided in either a lump sum or in

installments.

\(2\) Purchase Assistance.

\(a\) If the displaced person purchases an interest in a

housing cooperative or mutual housing association and

occupies a decent, safe, and sanitary dwelling in the

cooperative or association, the person may elect to

receive a lump sum payment. This lump sum payment

shall be equal to the capitalized value of 60 monthly

installments of the amount that is obtained by

subtracting the \"Total Tenant Payment,\" as described

in Paragraph 7-20, from the monthly rent and

estimated average monthly cost of utilities for a

comparable replacement dwelling unit.

\(b\) To compute the capitalized value, the installments

shall be discounted at the rate of interest paid on

passbook savings deposits by a federally insured bank

or savings and loan institution conducting business

in the jurisdiction.

\(c\) To the extent necessary to minimize hardship to the

person, the Agency shall, subject to appropriate

safeguards, issue a payment in advance of the

purchase of the interest in the housing cooperative

or mutual housing association.

Optional Claim Form. For assistance under paragraphs c, d, and

e above, form
[HUD-40072](http://www.hud.gov/utilities/intercept.cfm?/offices/adm/hudclips/forms/files/40072.pdf),
\"Claim for Rental or Purchase

Assistance under Section 104(d) of the Housing and Community

Development Act of 1974, as amended,\" may be used. A copy of

the form is contained in Appendix 27. The form is optional;

however, if the form is not used, equivalent documentation must

be included in the grantee\'s files.

7-17. APPEALS. If a person disagrees with the determination of the

grantee (includes State recipient) concerning the relocation

payment(s) or other relocation assistance for which the person is

eligible, the person may file a written appeal with the

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grantee (includes State recipient) in accordance with the procedures

described in Paragraph 1-33. A person who is dissatisfied with the

determination on the appeal, may ask the HUD Field Office, or State,

as the case may be, to review that determination as described in

Paragraph 1-33i.

7-18. RESPONSIBILITY OF GRANTEE FOR COMPLIANCE. The grantee (includes

State recipient) is responsible for ensuring compliance with the

requirements of this Chapter, notwithstanding any third party\'s

contractual obligation to the grantee (includes State recipient) to

comply with such requirements. (Neither HUD nor a State may approve

a grant, loan guarantee or contract unless the appropriate

certification of compliance is provided as described in Paragraph

7-1.)

7-19. RECORDKEEPING. The grantee (includes State recipient) shall

maintain records in sufficient detail to demonstrate compliance

with these requirements, as described in Chapter 6.

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Section 4. Total Tenant Payment

7-20. DETERMINING TOTAL TENANT PAYMENT.

a\. Background. As described in Paragraph 7-16e, a displaced person

is eligible for financial assistance sufficient to reduce the

monthly rent and estimated average monthly utility costs for a

replacement dwelling to the Total Tenant Payment (TTP) as

described in Paragraph 7-20b.

b\. Total Tenant Payment. The Total Tenant Payment is the highest

of:

\(1\) 30 percent of the person\'s monthly adjusted income as

described in Paragraph 7-22;

\(2\) 10 percent of the person\'s monthly gross income as

described in Paragraph 7-21; or

\(3\) The designated allowance for rent/utility costs, if the

person is receiving welfare assistance from a public agency

and a part of such assistance, adjusted in accordance with

the person\'s actual housing costs, is specifically

designated by the public agency to meet the person\'s rent

and utility costs.

7-21. DETERMINING ANNUAL GROSS INCOME.

a\. Income That Must Be Included. As described in [24 CFR
813.106](http://www.gpoaccess.gov/cfr/index.html),

for purposes of determining the Total Tenant Payment, annual

income is the total income of the person from all sources,

including net income derived from assets, anticipated to be

received in the 12-month period following the effective date of

the income certification, exclusive of the types of income

identified in Paragraph 7-21b below. Annual income includes:

\(1\) Wages and salaries, overtime pay, commissions, fees, tips

and bonuses, and other compensation for personal services

(before payroll deductions);

\(2\) Net income from operation of a business or profession.

Expenditures for business expansion or amortization of

capital indebtedness shall not be excluded when determining

net income. An allowance for depreciation of assets used

in a business or profession may be deducted,

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based on straight line depreciation, as provided in

Internal Revenue Service regulations. Any withdrawal of

cash or assets from the operation of a business or

profession must be included in income, except to the extent

the withdrawal is reimbursement of cash or assets invested

in the operation by the person;

\(3\) Interest, dividends, and other net income of any kind from

real or personal property. Where the person has net assets

in excess of \$5,000, annual income shall include the

greater of the actual income derived from net assets or a

percentage of the value of such assets based on the current

passbook savings rate, as determined by HUD. Expenditures

for amortization of capital indebtedness shall not be

deducted when determining net income. An allowance for

depreciation is permitted only as authorized in Paragraph

7-21a(2). Any withdrawal of cash or assets from an

investment must be included in income, except to the extent

the withdrawal is reimbursement of cash or assets invested

by the person;

\(4\) Periodic payments from social security, annuities,

insurance policies retirement funds, pensions, disability

or death benefits and similar periodic receipts, including

a lump-sum payment for the delayed start of a periodic

payment;

\(5\) Payments in lieu of earnings, such as unemployment,

worker\'s compensation and severance pay (but see Paragraph

7-21b(3) below);

\(6\) Welfare Assistance. (But see Paragraph 7-20b(3). For

instructions on how to treat welfare assistance when there

is a designated adjustable allowance for shelter and

utilities, see [24 CFR
813.106(b)(6).);](http://www.gpoaccess.gov/cfr/index.html)

\(7\) Periodic allowances, such as alimony and child support

payments, and regular contributions or gifts received from

persons not residing in the dwelling;

\(8\) All regular pay, special pay and allowances of a member of

the Armed Forces (but see Paragraph 7-21b(7)); and

\(9\) Any earned income tax credit to the extent it exceeds

income tax liability.

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b\. Income Exclusions. Annual income does not include:

\(1\) Income from employment of children under the age of 18;

\(2\) Payments for the care of foster children;

\(3\) Lump-sum additions to assets, such as inheritances,

insurance payments (including payments under health and

accident insurance and worker\'s compensation), capital

gains and settlement for personal or property losses (but

see Paragraph 7-21a(5) above);

\(4\) Reimbursement of Medical Expenses for any member of the

household;

\(5\) Income of a live-in aide;

\(6\) Educational scholarships paid directly to the student or to

the educational institution, and amounts paid by Government

to a veteran, for use in meeting the costs of tuition,

fees, books, equipment, materials, supplies,

transportation, and miscellaneous personal expenses of the

student. Any scholarship aid or payments to a veteran not

used for the above purposes that is available for

subsistence are to be included in income;

\(7\) Special hostile fire pay to a household member serving in

the Armed Forces;

\(8\) (a) Amounts received under training programs funded by

HUD;

\(b\) Amounts received by a disabled person that are

disregarded for a limited time for purposes of

Supplemental Security Income (SSI) eligibility and

benefits because they are set aside for use under a

Plan to Attain Self-Sufficiency (PASS); or

\(c\) Amounts received by a participant in other publicly

assisted programs which cover out-of-pocket expenses

incurred (special equipment, clothing,

transportation, child care, etc.) and which are made

solely to allow participation in a specific program;

\(9\) Temporary, nonrecurring or sporadic income (including

gifts); or

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\(10\) Amounts specifically excluded by any other Federal

statute from consideration as income for purposes

of determining Section 8 assistance. As of July 1,

1992, the following were excluded:

\(a\) The value of the allotment provided to an

eligible household under the Food Stamp Act of

1977 ([7 U.S.C.
2017](http://www.access.gpo.gov/uscode/uscmain.html)(b));

\(b\) Payment to volunteers under the Domestic

Volunteer Service Act of 1973 ([42
U.S.C](http://www.access.gpo.gov/uscode/uscmain.html)

[5044](http://www.access.gpo.gov/uscode/uscmain.html)(g,
[5058](http://www.access.gpo.gov/uscode/uscmain.html));

\(c\) Payments received under the Alaska Native

Claims Settlement Act (43 U.S.C. 1626(a)):

\(d\) Income derived from certain submarginal land

of the United States that is held in trust for

certain Indian tribes ([25 U.S.C.
259e](http://www.access.gpo.gov/uscode/uscmain.html));

\(e\) Payments or allowances made under the

Department of Health and Human Services\' Low-Income

Home Energy Assistance Program (42

U.S.C. 8624 (f));

\(f\) Payments received under programs funded in

whole or in part under the Job Training

Partnership Act (49 U.S.C. 1552(b));

\(g\) Income derived from the disposition of funds

of the Grand River Band of Ottawa Indians

(Pub. L. 94-540, 90 Stat. 2503-2504);

\(h\) The first \$2,000 of per capita shares received

from judgment funds awarded by the Indian

Claims Commission or the Court of Claims (25

U.S.C. 1407-1408) or from funds held in trust

for an Indian tribe by the Secretary of

Interior (25 U.S.C. 117b, 1407);

\(i\) Scholarships funded under Title IV of the

Higher Education Act of 1965 including awards

under the Federal work-study program or under

the Bureau of Indian Affairs student

assistance programs, that are made available

to cover the costs of tuition, fees, books,

equipment, materials, supplies,

transportation, and miscellaneous personal

expenses of a student at an educational

institution (20 U.S.C. 1087uu);

\(j\) Payments received from programs funded under

Title V of the Older Americans Act of 1965

(U.S.C. 3056(f));

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\(k\) Payments received after January 1, 1989, from

the Agent Orange Settlement Fund or any other

fund established pursuant to the settlement in

the In Re Agent Orange product liability

litigation, M.D.L. No. 381 (E.D.N.Y.);

\(l\) Payments received under Maine Indian Claims

Settlement Act of 1980 (Pub.L. 96-420, 94

Stat. 1785);

\(m\) The value of any child care provided or

arranged or any amount received as payment for

such care or reimbursement for costs incurred

for such care) under the Child Care and

Development Block Grant Act of 1990 (42 U.S.C.

9858 q); and

\(n\) Earned Income Tax Credit (EITC) refund,

effective January 1, 1991. (This is a payment

from IRS to lower-income workers with

children. It may be received in installments

paid in advance, or in a lump sum paid after

filing.)

c\. Verification of Income. To receive assistance, a person

must execute a release authorizing any depository or

source of income to furnish the Agency any information

the Agency determines is necessary to verify income. In

order of acceptability, the three methods of verifying a

person\'s income are:

\(1\) Third party written or oral verification. Written

verification should not be hand-carried by the

person.

\(2\) Review of documents, when third party verification

is unavailable.

\(3\) Notarized self-certification, unless the Agency

determines notarization is unnecessary,

7-22. DETERMINING MONTHLY ADJUSTED INCOME. A person\'s monthly

adjusted income is equal to one-twelfth (1/12) of the

person\'s annual adjusted income. As described in 24 CFR

813.102, annual adjusted income is determined by

deducting from the annual gross income (defined in

Paragraph 7-21) the following allowances:

a\. \$480 Per Dependent. Dependents include household members

that are under 18, handicapped, disabled, or full-time

students, but not the family head, spouse or foster

children.

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b\. \$400 Per Elderly Family. As indicated in Paragraph 7-8,

this allowance is provided to any family whose head,

spouse, or sole member is at least 62 years old or is

handicapped or disabled.

c\. Reasonable Child Care Expenses for children 12 and under

that enable a household member to work or further

education. Deductible expenses for child care to enable

a person to work shall not exceed the amount of income

received from such work. Only non-reimbursed expenses

are covered. (For households assisted by Indian Housing

Authorities, see 24 CFR 813.102.)

d\. Handicapped Assistance Expenses of Non-Elderly Family.

The allowance covers reasonable expenses for attendant

care (provided by non-household member) and auxiliary

apparatus for any handicapped or disabled household

member that enables that individual or other household

member to work. Only non-reimbursed expenses in excess

of three percent of annual gross income (see Paragraph 7-2 1)

are covered. Allowance may not exceed income of

household members (over 18) from such work.

e\. Handicapped Assistance Expenses and Medical Expenses of

Elderly Family. The allowance equals the amount by which

the sum of (a) handicapped assistance expenses, if any,

as described in Paragraph 7-22d, plus (b) medical

expenses, exceeds three percent of annual gross income.

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Exhibit No. 7-1

Page 1 of 2

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SUMMARY OF MAJOR DIFFERENCES BETWEEN 104(d) AND

URA RELOCATION ASSISTANCE

PART I. ELIGIBILITY FOR ASSISTANCE

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Subject Section 104(d)

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Income Only Lower Income Persons are

Requirements assisted

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Person Displaced persons are eligible

displaced by only if the market rent (including

rehabilitation utilities) of the unit before rehab

activities did not exceed the Section 8

(including Existing Housing Fair Market

economic Rent (FMR) and the market rent

displacement) after rehab was above the FMR.

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Economic Displaced person is eligible if not

Displacement offered a suitable unit at or

Criteria below the greater of:

o Total Tenant Payment; or

o Old rent/utility costs

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Person Displaced person is eligible only

displaced by if the market rent (including

conversion of utilities) of the displacement unit

unit to a did not exceed the FMR before

nonresidential conversion.

use

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Person Displaced person is eligible

displaced by regardless of the pre-demolition

demolition market rent.

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Person Displaced person is not eligible.

displaced by

acquisition

only (no

conversion)

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Exhibit No. 7-1

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SUMMARY OF MAJOR DIFFERENCES BETWEEN 104(d) AND

URA RELOCATION ASSISTANCE

PART I. ELIGIBILITY FOR ASSISTANCE

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Subject URA/HUD Program

Regulations

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Income Displaced persons of all incomes

Requirements are eligible

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Person Displaced persons are eligible for

displaced by assistance regardless of pre- and

rehabilitation post-rehabilitation rents. (URA

activities does not cover economic

(including displacement, but HUD program

economic regulations require assistance

displacement) equivalent to URA.)

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Economic Displaced person is eligible if not

Displacement offered an appropriate unit at or

Criteria below the greater of:

o 30% of gross income; or

o old rent/utility costs.

Note: 30% of gross income is

the general policy; rules vary

by program.

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Person Displaced person is eligible for

displaced by assistance by any conversion to

conversion of a nonresidential use.

unit to a

nonresidential

use

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Person Displaced person is eligible

displaced by regardless of the pre-demolition

demolition market rent.

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Person Displaced person is eligible.

displaced by

acquisition

only (no

conversion)

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Exhibit No. 7-1

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SUMMARY OF MAJOR DIFFERENCES BETWEEN 104(d)

AND URA RELOCATION ASSISTANCE

PART II. AMOUNT OF ASSISTANCE PROVIDED

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Subject Section 104(d)

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Rental 60 Months

Assistance

Term

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Monthly Amount needed to reduce new

Rental rent/utility costs to Total Tenant

Assistance Payment, which is usually

Payment greater of:

o 30% of adjusted monthly

income

o 10% of gross monthly

income

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Use of If Section 8 assistance and

Section 8 suitable referrals are offered,

Rental displaced person cannot insist on

Assistance cash replacement housing

payment. (But tenant may

request cash replacement

housing payment under URA.)

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Other Housing Assistance includes security

Assistance deposit at replacement dwelling.

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Homeownership Limited to purchase of

Assistance cooperative or mutual housing

and based on present

(discounted) value of 60 monthly pay

rental payments.

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Moving and

Related Same as URA.

Expenses

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Advisory Same as URA.

Services

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Exhibit No. 7-1

Page 2 of 2 (Continued)

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SUMMARY OF MAJOR DIFFERENCES BETWEEN 104(d)

AND URA RELOCATION ASSISTANCE

PART II. AMOUNT OF ASSISTANCE PROVIDED

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Subject URA/HUD Program

Regulations

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Rental 42 Months

Assistance

Term

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Monthly Amount needed to reduce new

Rental rent/utility costs to the lower of:

Assistance

Payment o old rent/utility costs

o 30% of gross monthly

income (varies by

program)

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Use of Displaced person has the right

Section 8 to a cash replacement housing

Rental payment but may accept

Assistance Section 8 assistance if it is

offered.

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Other Housing Assistance does not include

Assistance security deposit.

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Homeownership Not limited to cooperative or

Assistance mutual housing. Payment

equals 42 x monthly rental

payment (i.e., not discounted).

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Moving and Person may choose either:

Related

Expenses o Payment for actual moving

and related expenses; or

o Alternative Allowance based

on DOT schedule.

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Advisory Comprehensive services

Services provided.

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