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rJ-6 7, 5 ' 5b ) s MtEb (Ay ft wS ---- reasonable and necessary fo. a move to take pleoe. 11 the Agency determines storage to be neaessary. the ants of moving the personal property to and from storage .w•otld also be eligible for payment. Boarding of animals is not considered to be storage. (e) Insurance for the replacement value of the property in connection with the move and necessary storage. (f) The replacement value of property lost. stolen. or damaged In the process of moving (not through the fault or negligence of the displaced person. his or her agent. or employee) where Insurance covering such lose, theft, or damage h not reasonably available. (g) Other movbhg- related expenses that are not listed as Lneligibie under 3 24.305. as the Agency determines to be reasonable and necessary. I 24.302 raced payment for moving aepensee-- ranoeneW moves. Any person displaced from • dwelling lor isceiwiiil Tiiidince Is entitled-10 heefve i5 emile tardisiocellTin— al awince as an Ltemauve to a paiymenffili itctualimpving and related expenses under 3 24.301. This allowance titian-bit determined according to the applicable schedule approved by the Federal Righwey Administration. This includes a provision that the expense and dislocation allowance to a person .. with minimal personal possessions who E. is In occupancy of dormitory style 'room shared by two or more other .4 unrelated persona or a person whose ` residential move is performed by an agency at no cost to the person shall be limited to $56. fR.E 4MQL E. Then were numerous comments concerning the Po Cued payment for moving expenses provided in t 24.30L FHWA has 4-birthed the language of this exception to apply only to persons with minimal personal possessions who are Ir. ecetrpsncy a a dormitory-style mots chukrd�y two its more unreiated- periion,or a pereai w%hoae see11vntlal move is perfotund by an agency at no expense to the person. This language ts Xdir: reflected in the moving expense ' schedule which is published by FHWA elsewhere in this Part tl of today's lustiest tmpeter., • /u §24-3a3 Payment for actual reasonable I n moving �u move.s. (o) Eligible costs. Any business ar operation wIlr.ltyuaUfiee as dfsphtced person !defined at 3 24.2(g)) la entitled to payment for such actual moving and related expenses, as the \ Ageggc determine to be reasonable ' and neeiu 1indlu ry, dingeiiperuieaior. (1) Transportation of National _ negatem of the displaced pinata. his property. Transportation coats for t or her agent, or employee) when distance beyond 50 miles an not insurance covering such loss, theft. or eligible. unless the Agency determinas amass is not reasonably available. that relocation beyond 50 miles is (. (6j Protssatonal services necessary Justified. for (2) Packing, crating. unpacking, and (1) Planning the move of the personal uncraUng of the personal prop arty. property, .____.__— r (3) Dtaconnecting, dismantling. '" (ti) Moving the nonal property, and removing. reassembling, and reinstalling (ill) Installing the FeTocated personal property at the replacement location. (9) Relettering signs and replacing stationery on hand at the time of displacement that an made obsolete as a result of the move. of yrelocated machinery, equipment. and other personal property, Including substitute personal property described at_L2,..303(a )(12)s fli a faclide conntciinn to utUUes available nn. It also teclu_dnimodif(caUOns to-the "personal property necessary to adapt it to the replacement structure. the replacement site, a utilities at the replacement site and _odifthattons necessary to sdr e uttlitlei ay,the repLcement site toltii personal, propiftyt (Expenses for providing uiuiuo from the right- of•way to the building or Improvement are excluded.) (4) Storage of the personal property Tor a period not to exceed 12 months. unless the Agency determines that a longer period is necessary. Sections 24.303(0)(3) and 24.304(a4'4). Four comments asked for clarification of the difference in treatment of utilities to these two sections. The expenses for providing utilities under t 2.4.303(a)(3) are those costa Incurred to attach relocated personal property to utility service already provided on-site, such as electrical boxes, gas meters, and water meters. Modifications to the equipment or to the on-site utility service may also be eligible. U necessary, These costs must be necessary to reinstall personal property that has been moved from • displacement site or newly installed at such site and would generally,only benefit the relocated business operation. Section 2.4.304(a)(4) provides for Malting electrical and other services available to the replacement site. These costs may be necessary to make the real property suitable for the business operation and could generally enhance the value of the real property. Costs under 3 24.304(a)(4) an limited by statute to siopoo for all reestablishment expanses. Costs under t 2_4 3[!1(3) an timlte oo -what s - necessary, without dollar .tmltauoa. (S) Insurance for the replacement value of the personal property In connection with tht move and necessary storage. (6) Any license, permit. or certification required of the displaced person at the replacement location. However. the payment may be baud on the remaining useful life of the existing license. permit. or certification. (7) The replacement value of property lost. stolen. or damaged in the process of moving (not through the fault or ,a. c(/% i It It P R6 e9 c.BL E Section 14303(x)(9). Then were several comments about relettering of signs and replacing stationery made obsolete as a result of a move. This section covers those business Items typl'caUy used by a business for the purpose of advising Its customers and the public of the location of the business. 11 a displacing agency considers other items sppropnate for this category. It may use the waiver procedures in 3 2.4.7 on a case- by-case basis. (10) Actual__- al__ -� Llptloeaselows a itutale_ personal property incurred as a result of moving or diacontlnutng the business or farm operetion.T i p`aymen( ilii 1 consist of me lesser of: (Una (air market value of the item for continued use at the displacement site, ins the proceeds frore j i de. (To be eligible for payment, the claimant must make • good faith effort to sell the persona( property, unless the Agency determines that such effort Is not necessary. Wheq_pa ant for prope t loss 1s c1aimedjpr$pod&.heta. (or sale,_ the ►a.itmarket value shall be based:on the cost of the goods to the business, not the potenUif selling - 11i1The estimated cost of moving the Item, but with no allowance for stomas. (If the business or farm operation Is discontinued t5iistlmated cost shall be based on a moving diatom ors thesis.) PRERrtibLE Section 24.3u1(c)(7o). One commenter suggested that an acquiring agency could become responsible under the requirements of this section for abandoned personal property that could be considered hazardous material This le not a Uniform Act Issue, but an issue typically governed by Federal or Shutt laws governing the proper disposal of hazardous material (11) The reasonable wet Incurred In attempting to sell an ism that L not to be 12) Paellas • ....... - property. U an item of penons�l.pra w'EchTs we see p .rtotburtineu.or Page 7 i oZ <rn„t 4.) . �;,l�ti- , s , .>rw,..,aA'crP • d-S) ad