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comparable dwelling on a residential tract typical for the area less: (1) The total acquisition price of the subject dwelling and the land acquired therewith; or (2) If the land area acquired with the dwelling is larger than normal residential lots, only the prorated value of that area of land equal to a normal residential lot plus the appraised value of the subject dwelling. i. Multiple Occupancy of Same Dwelling Unit — Families. If two or more eligible families occupy the same single family dwelling unit, the following would apply: (1) For owners, the Sponsor should first attempt to locate an available comparable decent, safe and sanitary dwelling adequate to accommodate the needs of the displaced multiowner occupants of the single family dwelling. (a) If such a residential dwelling is avail- able for sale on the open market and meets decent, safe and sanitary stand- ards, the multiowner occupants would be eligible for one replacement hous- ing payment. The computation of this payment would be based on the sum of the occupants' combined shares of the acquisition price which may or may not be the total acquisition price. Should the displaced persons volun- tarily elect to move separately, and they do in fact relocate into decent, safe and sanitary housing, each would be eligible to receive his share of the acquisition price, plus his pro rata share of the replacement housing payment. (b) If a comparable decent, safe, and sanitary replacement dwelling is not available for purchase or is not ade- quate to accommodate the needs of all the displaced occupants, each oc- cupant family is eligible for a replace- ment housing payment based on housing which is comparable to the quarters privately occupied plus com- munity rooms which have been shared with other occupants. The ac- quisition price to be used as the basis for the replacement housing compu- tation is that amount each owner - occupant received from the total payment for the acquired dwelling. (2) For tenants, the Sponsor should first attempt to locate an available comparable decent, safe and sanitary dwelling adequate to ac- commodate the needs of the displaced multi- family occupants of the single family dwelling. (a) If such a residential dwelling is avail- able for rent and meets decent, safe, and sanitary standards, the multi- family tenant occupants would be eligible for one rent supplement. The computation of this payment would be based on the total rent paid. Should the displaced tenants voluntarily elect to move separately, and they do in fact relocate into decent, safe, and sanitary housing, each will be eligible for his pro rata share of the rent supplement. (b) If a comparable decent, safe and sanitary replacement dwelling is not available for rent or is not adequate to accommodate the needs of all the dis- placed tenant occupants, each occu- pant family is eligible for a rent sup- plement based on housing which is comparable to the quarters privately occupied plus community rooms which have been shared with other occupants. The rental amount to be used as the basis for the rent supple- ment computation is that amount of rent, actual or economic, that was as- sessed to each displaced tenant family in the acquired dwelling. j. Multiple Occupancy of Same Dwelling Unit — Individuals. If two or more eligible individuals, not a family, occupy the same single family dwelling unit, they are to be considered as one "family" for replacement housing payment purposes. When all individuals do not relocate to decent, safe and sani- tary housing, the Sponsor will determine and pay those individuals who do relocate into decent, safe and sanitary housing a pro rata share of the appro- priate payment that would have been received if all individuals had relocated together in the same ownership or rental status as they had at the time of initiation of negotiations. k. Joint Residential and Business Use. Where dis- placed individuals or families occupy living quarters 55