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F e de r al Re quir e me nts for Right of Way Training Objectives Identify the constitutional basis for paying just compensation to property owners. Define the major elements of the Uniform Relocation Act. Define the major steps


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F e de r al Re quir e me nts for Right of Way

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Training Objectives

Identify the constitutional basis for paying just compensation to property owners. Define the major elements of the Uniform Relocation Act. Define the major steps in the right of way process for federally funded projects.

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T he F ifth Ame ndme nt, U.S. Co nstitutio n “…no r sha ll priva te pro pe rty b e ta ke n fo r pub lic use , witho ut just c o mpe nsa tio n.” Que stio n: Wha t is just c o mpe nsatio n?

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Uniform Relocation Act

1970: Pub lic L

a w 91-646—”Unifo rm Re lo c a tio n Assista nc e a nd Re a l Pro pe rty Ac q uisitio n Po lic ie s Ac t”

1987: Pub lic L

a w 100-17—”Surfa c e T ra nspo rta tio n a nd Unifo rm Re lo c a tio n Ac t Ame ndme nts”

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Purpo se o f the URA

F

  • r a c q uisitio n: T

re a t o wne rs fa irly a nd c o nsiste ntly, e nc o ura g e a c q uisitio n b y a g re e me nt, minimize litig a tio n, a nd pro mo te c o nfide nc e .

F

  • r displa c e d pe rso ns: T

re a t individua ls fa irly, e q uita b ly, c o nsiste ntly, a nd do no t c a use dispro po rtio na te injury.

F

  • r a g e nc ie s: Ac t e ffic ie ntly a nd in a

c o st-e ffe c tive ma nne r.

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Uniform Relocation Act— Title I

Purpose: “To provide for uniform and equitable treatment of persons displaced … and to establish uniform and equitable land acquisition policies….”

Person/displaced person Comparable replacement dwelling Displacing agency Appraisal

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Uniform Relocation Act— Title II

Purpose: “To provide for uniform and equitable treatment of persons displaced from their homes, businesses, or farms by Federal and federally assisted programs….” Relocation assistance Moving expenses Replacement housing payments

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Uniform Relocation Act—Title III

Purpose: “In order to encourage and expedite the acquisition of real property by agreements with owners, to avoid litigation and relieve congestion in the courts, to assure consistent treatment for owners…(the) agency shall make every reasonable effort to acquire expeditiously real property by negotiation.” Appraisal Acquisition Condemnation

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Just Compensation

“I n no e ve nt sha ll suc h a mo unt b e le ss tha n the a g e nc y’ s appro ve d appraisal o f the fair marke t value

  • f suc h pro pe rty.”

[T

itle I I I , Se c . 301(3)]

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Uniform Act Implementing Regulations

Co de o f F

e de ra l Re g ula tio ns--49 CF R Pa rt 24

Purpo se :

Pro mulg a te rule s to imple me nt the URA E

nsure pro pe rty o wne rs a re tre a te d fa irly

E

nsure displa c e e s a re tre a te d fa irly

E

nsure a g e nc ie s imple me nt re g s in a n e ffic ie nt a nd c o st e ffe c tive ma nne r

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The R/ W Process Under the Uniform Act

* Plans and Title * Appraisal * Appraisal Review * Acquisition * Condemnation * Relocation

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Plans and Title

R/W plans and title work must be sufficient to ensure

properties to be acquired, in whole or in part, are adequately identified, and show: Property lines Topography R/W lines Widths to be acquired Centerline/stationing Limit of slope Easements, etc.

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Plans and Title continued

Title work may include: * Ordering title reports * Obtaining title insurance * Writing legal descriptions * Examining the condition

  • f title

NOTE: R/W plans and title work

are based on State laws, regulations, and practices

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Que stion: What is An Appr aisal?

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An appraisal is:

A writte n sta te me nt inde pe nde ntly a nd

impa rtia lly pre pa re d …

b y a q ua lifie d a ppra ise r … se tting fo rth a n opinion o f de fine d va lue … o f a n a de q ua te ly de sc rib e d pro pe rty … a s o f a spe c ific da te … suppo rte d b y the pre se nta tio n a nd a na lysis o f

re le va nt ma rke t info rma tio n.

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Wha t is “fa ir ma rke t va lue ”?

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Fair market value is:

T he mo st pro b a b le pric e in te rms o f mo ne y whic h a pro pe rty sho uld b ring in a c o mpe titive a nd o pe n ma rke t unde r a ll c o nditio ns re q uisite to a sa le , the b uye r a nd se lle r e a c h a c ting prude ntly, kno wle dg e a b ly a nd a ssuming the pric e is no t a ffe c te d b y undue stimulus.

[Boyc e , “Re al E

state Appr aisal T e r minology” 1984]

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The Appraisal Process

* Define the Appraisal Problem * Collect Data * Determine Highest & Best Use * Consider the 3 Approaches to Value: Cost, Income, Market * Conclude and Report Value

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What is an “appr

  • ve d” appr

aisal of fair mar ke t value ?

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Appraisal Review

Appraisals must be reviewed for: Compliance Value

NOTE: The reviewer may be delegated the

responsibility for establishing just compensation

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Wa ive r o f Appra isa l

Appra isa l ma y b e wa ive d if:

L

  • w va lue

Unc o mplic a te d

Re g ula tio ns inc lude two thre sho lds:

$10,000 $25,000

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Acquisition/ Negotiations

T itle I I I – Unifo rm Re lo c a tio n Ac t: * Writte n o ffe r b a se d o n just c o mpe nsa tio n * Ade q ua te time to re vie w & c o nside r

  • ffe r

* I f o ffe r no t a c c e pte d, a g e nc y ma y ma ke a n a dministra tive se ttle me nt--the URA e mpha size s a mic a b le ne g o tia tio ns

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Ade q ua te I nte re st

T he Unifo rm Ac t

 T

he Ag e nc y “…sha ll ma ke e ve ry re a so na b le e ffo rt to a c q uire e xpe ditio usly re a l pro pe rty b y ne g o tia tio n.” 23 CF R 1.23(a )

 “T

he Sta te sha ll a c q uire rig hts-o f-wa y

  • f suc h na ture a nd

e xte nt a s a re a de q ua te fo r the c o nstruc tio n,

  • pe ra tio n a nd

ma inte na nc e o f a pro je c t.”

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T he Bundle o f Rig hts

T

he to ta l ra ng e o f o wne rship inte re sts in re a l pro pe rty is c a lle d the “b undle

  • f rig hts”. T

he b undle o f rig hts c o nta ins a ll the inte re sts in re a l pro pe rty, inc luding the rig ht to use it, se ll it, le a se it, e nte r it, divide it, g ive it a wa y.

E

a c h “stic k” in the b undle c a n b e se pa ra te d fro m the b undle a nd tra de d in the ma rke t.

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Ac q uiring “Stic ks” fro m the Bundle

 Yo u c a n a c q uire the e ntire

b undle o f stic ks, g iving yo u a ll o f the rig hts o f

  • wne rship o f the re a l

pro pe rty.

 Whe n yo u o wn the

“b undle o f stic ks”, yo u c a n do a nything the la w a llo ws yo u to do with tha t pro pe rty—se ll, le a se , sub - divide , g ra nt e a se me nts, e tc .

 Yo u c a n a c q uire so me o f

the stic ks in the b undle . Yo u c a n a c q uire a po rtio n o f the pro pe rty; yo u c a n a c q uire a n e a se me nt, whic h ma y b e sho rt o r lo ng -te rm; yo u c a n le a se it; e tc .

 Whe n yo u a c q uire ANY

  • f the se rig hts fro m the

pro pe rty o wne r to use fo r a pub lic purpo se , wha t a re yo u sub je c t to ?

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F

  • r the Owne r’ s Be ne fit

Q: Wha t if the wo rk yo u a re do ing is “fo r the o wne r’ s b e ne fit”? Do yo u ha ve to o ffe r just c o mpe nsa tio n? A: T he pro visio ns o f the Unifo rm Ac t imple me nting re g ula tio ns “…do no t a pply to te mpo ra ry e a se me nts o r pe rmits ne e de d so le ly to pe rfo rm wo rk inte nde d e xc lusive ly fo r the b e ne fit o f the pro pe rty o wne r, whic h wo rk ma y no t b e do ne if a g re e me nt c a nno t b e re a c he d.” >>>>>Oka y, wha t’ s the c a tc h?

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F

  • r the Owne r’ s Be ne fit c o ntinue d

T he pro visio ns o f the Unifo rm Ac t imple me nting re g ula tio ns “…do no t a pply to te mpo ra ry e a se me nts o r pe rmits ne e de d sole ly to pe rfo rm wo rk inte nde d

e xc lusive ly fo r the b e ne fit o f the pro pe rty

  • wne r, whic h work ma y not be done if

a g re e me nt c a nnot be re a c he d.”

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Acquisition by Condemnation

* If no settlement is reached, condemnation is filed * Process of condemnation in accordance with State law NOTE: Agency may consider mediation, binding arbitration, or other alternative dispute resolution.

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Relocation Assistance

Displaced Person: “Any person who moves from real property or moves personal property from real property.” May be:

Residential owner Residential tenant Business owner Business tenant Farm Nonprofit organization Personal property

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The Relocation Process

* Re lo c a tio n pla nning during NE PA * I nte rvie w, c o lle c t info rma tio n * Mo re pla nning * F ind c o mpa ra b le re pla c e me nt ho using * Pro vide a dviso ry se rvic e s * Pro vide no tic e s: E lig ib ility, 90-da y * Pro vide mo ving e xpe nse s * Pro vide re pla c e me nt ho using pa yme nts * Pro vide la st re so rt ho using

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Relocation Assistance

RHP fo r Owne rs - Sa mple Ca lc ula tio n *Pric e o f Co mpa ra b le Re pla c e me nt Dwe lling

$230,000 * Ac q uisitio n Pric e o f Sub je c t Pro pe rty $220,000 * Ma ximum purc ha se supple me nt $10,000 RHP inc lude s c lo sing c o sts a nd mo rtg a g e inte re st diffe re ntia l

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Relocation Assistance

RHP fo r T e na nts - Sa mple Ca lc ula tio n

* Comparable Rent and Utilities $720 * Subject Rent and Utilities $600 * Difference (comp less subject) $120 42 Times the Difference x 42 * Maximum Rent Supplement $5,040

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Relocation Assistance

Mo ving E xpe nse s—No nre side ntia l (Busine ss, F a rm, NPO)

* Ac tua l c o sts o r lo we r o f two b ids * Re e sta b lishme nt e xpe nse s ($10,000 ma ximum) * F ixe d pa yme nt in lie u o f o the r mo ving e xpe nse s

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Related Right-of-Way Regulations

 23 CF

R 710: E nsure prude nt use o f F e de ra l funds in

Ac q uisitio n, Ma na g e me nt, a nd Dispo sa l o f re a l pro pe rty

 Applie s whe n F

e de ra l a ssista nc e unde r T itle 23 USC is use d

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Property Management

Cle a ra nc e o f R/ W Ro de nt c o ntro l Dispo sa l o f impro ve me nts Ma inte na nc e L

e a sing

Dispo sa l o f re a l pro pe rty Asse t ma na g e me nt

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R/ W Certification Process

T hre e type s o f Ce rtific a tio ns: 1. All R/ W a c q uire d, o c c upa nts mo ve d. 2. No t a ll R/ W a c q uire d, b ut rig ht o f e ntry

  • b ta ine d, o c c upa nts mo ve d.

3. Ac q uisitio n no t c o mple te , so me

  • c c upa nts still o n pro je c t.
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R/ W Certification 3

Ma y re sult in c o ntra c to r c la ims if

ROW is no t a c q uire d (F HWA ma y de c line to pa rtic ipa te in tho se c o sts)

Ca nno t re sult in unne c e ssa ry

inc o nve nie nc e , dispro po rtio na te injury, o r c o e rc io n

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Questions and Comments!

I nfo rma tio n o n Rig ht-o f-Wa y, inc luding links to the Unifo rm Ac t a nd the re g ula tio ns, c a n b e fo und a t the fo llo wing we b site :

www.fhwa .dot.g ov/ re a le sta te

How about a bonus slide : T hr e e se c r e ts to me e ting your ROW sc he dule ?

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3 Se c re ts to Stre a mlining ROW

Se c r e t 1: Br ing ROW into pr

  • je c t e ar

ly in the de ve lopme nt pr

  • c e ss; NE

PA sc oping is a good plac e to star

  • t. Ke e p

ROW involve d thr

  • ughout the pr
  • je c t.

Se c r e t 2: If your sc he dule ge ts blown in pr e liminar y de sign

  • r

NE PA, c hange Ad date — don’t sque e ze ROW. Se c r e t 3: Re duc e or e liminate plan c hange s that inc r e ase

  • r

de c r e ase ROW taking. (You might make an e xc e ption to this if the c hange is r e que ste d by, or de te r mine d to be

  • f be ne fit to, the pr
  • pe r

ty owne r and the pr

  • je c t afte r

ne gotiations have be gun.)