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1 <br />g. Contract With Movers. A Sponsor may enter <br />into a contract with independent movers on a <br />schedule basis and furnish a displaced person with a <br />list of movers he may choose from to move his prop- <br />erty. In such instances, the Sponsor would ordinarily <br />pay the mover. <br />h. Hardship. In hardship cases, arrangements <br />may be made for payment of moving expenses in <br />advance. <br />i. Storage. When an actual expense basis is used <br />and the Sponsor determines that it is necessary for a <br />displaced person to store his personal property for <br />a reasonable period of time not to exceed 12 months, <br />the reasonable cost of such storage would normally <br />be eligible for Federal participation as a part of <br />the moving expenses. Storage of personal property <br />on the property being acquired or on other prop- <br />erty owned by the displaced person is not eligible <br />for Federal participation. <br />j. Insurance. The reasonable cost of insurance <br />premiums covering loss and damage of personal <br />property while in storage or transit is eligible for <br />Federal participation. Such insurance coverage <br />should not exceed the reasonable replacement value <br />of the personal property. <br />k. Losses in Moving. The reasonable replacement <br />value of property lost, stolen or damaged (not <br />caused by the fault or negligence of the displaced <br />person, his agent or employee) in the process of <br />moving is reimbursable, where insurance to cover <br />such a loss or damage is not available. <br />1. Removal and Reinstallation Expenses. The <br />expenses of removal, reinstallation, and reestablish- <br />ment of machinery, equipment, appliances, and <br />other items which are not acquired, including re- <br />connection of utilities to such items, which do not <br />constitute an improvement (except when required <br />by law) to the replacement site, are eligible for re- <br />imbursement. Such costs are not applicable to items <br />classified by the Sponsor as real property and re- <br />tained by the owner through the owner retention <br />process. Prior to payment of any expenses for re- <br />moval and reinstallation of such property, the owner <br />and the Sponsor should agree in writing that the <br />property is personal property and that the Sponsor <br />is released from any payment for the property as <br />realty. Items required under laws or regulations of <br />the Environmental Protection Agency are not to be <br />included. <br />m. Owner Retention. When an owner retains <br />his dwelling, the cost of moving the dwelling onto <br />remainder or replacement land is not eligible for <br />44 <br />reimbursement as a part of the cost of moving per- <br />sonal property. However, if the displaced person <br />chooses to use his dwelling as a means of moving <br />personal property in the dwelling, cost of moving <br />personal property is eligible for Federal participa- <br />tion. Payment in these cases would be on a fixed <br />schedule basis. <br />n. Claims. In order to obtain a moving expense <br />payment, a displaced person must file a written <br />claim with the Sponsor on a form provided by the <br />Sponsor for that purpose within 18 months after <br />the date applicant moves, or moves his personal <br />property from the real property. The moving ex- <br />pense payment should be made only after the move <br />has been accomplished, unless the Sponsor finds that <br />a hardship would otherwise result. <br />o. Moving of Personal Property. Whenever it is <br />necessary to move personal property located within <br />the project area as a result of real property acquisi- <br />tion, the Sponsor will be entitled to obtain the <br />ADAP/FAAP aid on the basis of such cost even <br />though the parcel acquired is uninhabited. <br />p. Exclusions on Moving Expenses and Losses. <br />The following expenses are ineligible costs under <br />ADAP/FAAP on "actual moving expenses": <br />(1) Additional expenses incurred because of <br />living in a new location, <br />(2) Cost of moving structures, improvements, <br />or other real property in which the dis- <br />placed person reserved ownership, <br />Improvements to the replacement site, ex- <br />cept when required by law, <br />Interest on loans to cover moving expenses, <br />Loss of good will, <br />Loss of business and/or profits, <br />Loss of trained employees, <br />Personal injury, <br />Cost of preparing the application for mov- <br />ing and related expenses, <br />(10) Modification of personal property to adapt <br />it to replacement site except when re- <br />quired by law, <br />(II) Payment for search cost in connection with <br />locating a replacement dwelling. <br />72. MOVING PAYMENTS TO INDIVID- <br />UALS AND FAMILIES. A displaced individual <br />or family eligible under the guides described in <br />paragraph 71a(1) is entitled to receive a payment <br />for moving his personal property, himself, and his <br />family. The displaced person has the option of pay- <br />ment on the basis of actual, reasonable moving <br />expenses, or a moving expense schedule. <br />(3) <br />(4) <br />(5) <br />(6) <br />(7) <br />(8) <br />(9) <br />
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