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ings, structures and other improve- ments on the land as well as the fix- tures which he considered to be a part of the real property to be ac- quired, if such allocation or listing differs from that of the appraisal (s). (b) That as a part of the appraisal re- view there was or was not a field inspection of the parcel to be ac- quired and the comparable sales ap- plicable thereto. If a field inspection was not made, he will state the reason (s). (c) That he has no direct or indirect present or contemplated future per- sonal interest in such property or in any monetary benefit from its acquisition. (d) That his estimate has been reached independently, without collaboration or direction, and is based on ap- praisals and other factual data. His value estimate of items compen- sable under state law but not eligible for Federal reimbursement, if any. d. Review of Specialty Reports. Procedures for reviewing speciality reports should be as follows: (1) When a separate valuation of machinery, equipment or other specialty items is required and when the acquiring agency has retained the specialist, it should have his report re- viewed by a reviewing appraiser or other specialist before it's distribution to the fee or staff appraisers. The individual respon- sible for the review should field inspect the property. If a field inspection is not made, the file will contain the reason ( s) . (2) Before distribution to the appraisers, the re- viewing appraiser or other specialist will examine the reports to determine that they: (e) 16 (a) Are complete in accordance with the requirements of paragraph 26. (b) Follow accepted principles and tech- niques for the valuation of the sub- ject of the report. Contain the information necessary to explain, substantiate, and thereby document the conclusions and esti- mates of value contained therein. (d) Include consideration of compensa- ble items and do not include compen- sation of items noncompensable unde,r State law. (3) Each acceptable estimate prepared by a specialist retained by the Sponsor will be made available to all appraisers for analysis and incorporation into their appraisal re- ports to the extent deemed appropriate by the individual appraiser. The appraiser should be instructed not to arbitrarily add the value of individual items to the valua- tion of other realty, but he should consider them to the extent of their contributory value in establishing the value of the whole prop- erty. An exception to the requirements of this paragraph is permitted where the Spon- sor, in special cases, elects to have a review- ing appraiser, knowledgeable in both dis- ciplines represented, analyze and incorporate into a final estimate of just compensation the separate reports on the real property and the specialty items. (4) In those instances when a fee appraiser has retained a specialist and incorporated the specialist's report in his appraisal report, the review of the "package" will be in accord- ance with the applicable review require- ments in this circular. 31-39 RESERVED. (c) • •