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Wisconsin Administrative Code (Last Updated: January 10, 2017) |
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Agency Adm. Department of Administration |
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Chapter 92. Relocation Assistance |
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SubChapter II. Relocation Plan |
Section 92.28. Contents of relocation plan.
Latest version.
- A relocation plan shall include the following elements in sufficient detail to assess whether relocation can be satisfactorily accomplished:(1) Project description. The name, purpose, location, overall project activity, administrative organization and staffing for relocation assistance, type and occupancy status of displacement property and a timetable for project implementation;(2) Relocation program standards. A statement regarding whether or not local ordinances or regulations establish standards meeting those specified under this chapter for decent, safe and sanitary housing, or whether another regulation requires the agency to provide relocation benefits in excess of those specified under this chapter.(3) Competing displacement. A description and analysis of any other private and public displacement activities in the area which may compete for replacement resources;(4) Relocation feasibility analysis. An identification and description of displaced persons, a description of the property occupied, an identification and assessment of available replacement resources, a correlation of replacement resources with a person's needs, financial means, and an estimate of relocation payments;(5) Alternative relocation plan. An alternative relocation plan when existing replacement resources are insufficient to meet a person's needs;(6) Relocation assistance service. The relocation services to be provided;(7) Relocation payment. The procedure for processing a claim to assure prompt and complete payment;(8) Property management. The policy for continued occupancy and eviction;(9) Relocation grievance. The procedure for resolving a relocation appeal;(10) Assurance. A statement by the agency head or designee that persons to be displaced shall be relocated as specified in the approval plan and this chapter;(11) Project map. A map identifying each property to be acquired and the project boundary;(12) Photograph. A photograph of each improved property to be acquired.
Cr.
Register, March, 1986, No. 363
, eff. 4-1-86; am. (intro.) and (1),
Register, November, 1989, No. 407
, eff. 12-1-89.