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b. Such other costs as the Department determines to be incidental to <br />the purchase. <br />6. Relocation assistance payments can be applied to bringing a purchased <br />replacement dwelling up to local, state and federal codes. In order to <br />implement this policy in a uniform manner, the following procedures must <br />be followed: <br />a. The displaced person selects the replacement dwelling and the <br />Department of Redevelopment has the home inspected by the <br />Neighborhood Code Enforcement office. <br />b. All code violations are brought to the attention of the displaced <br />person. <br />C. The displaced person obtains a minimum of two proposals for <br />necessary repair work. <br />d. The Department of Redevelopment provides written authorization <br />to the displaced person to enter into a contract with the contractor <br />submitting the lowest proposal. This contract shall specify a time <br />period for completion of all work not to exceed 60 days. <br />e. The amount due under the contract is a factor used in determining <br />the replacement housing payment. <br />f. The replacement housing payment is made for all costs except <br />work under contract. <br />g. Work is done by contractor. <br />h. Inspection is made by Neighborhood Code Enforcement office to <br />assure Department of Redevelopment that work has been <br />completed to code requirements. <br />i. Remainder of replacement housing payment for contract work is <br />made to displaced person by check made jointly payable to both <br />displaced person and with contractor. <br />It will be the displaced person's responsibility to cover all costs <br />that exceed the amount of the replacement housing payment. <br />'' -4- Re- adopted: 12/19/03 <br />