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Mr. David M. Childs <br /> 2 June 1982 Page Two <br /> The cost of this service was not identified in our proposal dated <br /> 4 May 1982. The reason for this omission was the uncertainty as to <br /> the type, extent or number of relocations which will be required. <br /> This was identified as Stage IV of our work program. It can be <br /> expected .that a residential relocation would cost $400. The range on <br /> business relocation would be at minimum $500 to an unspecified amount. <br /> This range exists due to a small , one-man shop requiring minimal effort. <br /> At the other end of the scale, a major commercial enterprise would <br /> demand considerably more work. To be noted, however, is that the <br /> greater the number of similar type relocations, the less the cost <br /> will be for the individual case. <br /> (2) (b) Who will be responsible for handling acquisition activities? <br /> Is the cost included in the fees as presented? <br /> Response: <br /> Mr. Daniel Wilson, with the support of David Licht, will be the <br /> individuals responsible for property negotiation and the drafting <br /> of purchase options and agreements. It would be expected that the <br /> City Attorney would contribute a limited amount of time to this <br /> task in finalizing formal agreements and contracts. <br /> Northwest's fees for property negotiation and acquisition activities <br /> were included in the fees presented. Fees to be charged by the Dorsey <br /> firm or other legal counsel whom the HRA might choose are not accounted <br /> for. <br /> (2) (c) Who will be responsible for handling appraisals? Is the cost <br /> included in the fees as presented? <br /> Response: <br /> Under legal requirements, two appraisals of property will be made. <br /> The HRA will select one appraisal firm and the property owner a <br /> second. The HRA is responsible for both appraisals and could expect <br /> to contribute $300 to $400 to the property owner's appraisal . This <br /> again is, however, contingent upon the property and activity being <br /> analyzed. Typically, appraisal firms are contacted for bids on the <br /> work involved. Northwest will handle the preparation of the request <br /> for such proposals and assist the HRA in the possible interview and <br /> selection process. <br />