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Relocation Advisory Services

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Introduction and Objectives
 -   Overview of the URA
 -   Planning
 -   What is a Program or Project?
 -   Voluntary vs. Involuntary Acquisition
 -   Involuntary Acquisition
 -   Who is/ Who is Not Displaced?
 -   Relocation Notices
 -   Relocation Advisory Services
 -   Residential Relocation
 -   Housing of Last Resort
 -   Temporary Relocation
 -   Nonresidential Relocation
 -   Overview of Section 104(d)
 -   Additional Information


This training module was last updated in September, 2005.

In addition to being required by law, relocation advisory services are the single most important part of a successful relocation program. Relocation advisory services are required to be provided to all eligible displaced persons including nonresidential displaced persons.

What are some key relocation advisory services requirements?

  • Determine the needs and preferences of displaced persons

  • Explain available relocation assistance

  • Explain a person's right to appeal if they are not satisfied with agency decisions

  • Offer and provide transportation to locate replacement housing

  • Offer other assistance (e.g. social services or financial referrals, housing inspection, etc.)

  • Provide current and ongoing listings of comparable dwellings for residential displacements and replacement sites for businesses

  • Supply information on other federal and state programs offering assistance

  • Provide counseling and other assistance to minimize hardship in adjusting to relocation

  • And other required and appropriate assistance

Where can you go to find more information about relocation advisory services?

You should consult 49 CFR 24.205 and Chapter 2 of HUD Handbook 1378 for more guidance.

 
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