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• Plans – who prepares, who can modify, what is process for considering property owner’s request to modify, etc • Ownership and title information – how is this gathered, what are the contractual requirements, are those contracts in place, what is the process to update and correct errors and omissions, • Appraisal – who will do appraisals, what is the contracting requirements if necessary, what is the estimated duration of this task, how many copies of appraisals will be obtained, will appraisals be shared with property owners Appraisal Review process – who will do this task, what is the scope of the task in general, what is the turn around time for this work, will the review handle updates of appraisals, will review handle modification of appraisals based on owner claims, will review be used to support administrative settlements. • Establishment of offer of Just Compensation – who does this, what is the basis of this offer • Negotiations – who will negotiate, what is their authority, who must approve administrative settlements and other concessions to property owners, what is the documentation required of the negotiations process, who signs letter of offer, will negotiator also handle relocation payments, how is interface between negotiations and condemnation handled, what documents will negotiator be expected to provide to legal for settlement and condemnation, will negotiator be present at closing • Closing / Escrows – who will provide this service, how will it function, what is the estimated length of time to deposit funds to escrow for closing, what documents will be necessary, how will closings be conducted, what form of deeds will be used, how will property taxes be paid and exempted • Condemnation – who will authorize suits, who will file, what is relationship between grantee and its legal personnel, what authority does attorney have for settlement, what are progress reporting requirements 8.1.5 Relocation • Staffing and Administration - how will the relocation function be staffed, who is authorized to compute payments, who will approve payments, what is the relocation process to be utilized in the project, what level of advisory services will be needed, who will provide advisory services, what is the claims payment process, what is the time to pay a relocation claim, what authority and controls will be needed for advanced claims, what documentation will be retained in the files, what forms will be used • Appeals – what is the legal requirement for administrative appeals, how will the agency establish and staff an appeal function, who is the recipient of appeal requests, what is the appeal process 8.1.6 Document Control OP 23 Real Estate Review Revision 0, June 2008 Page 5 of 6
• How are documents filed, what length of time will original paper documents be maintained, what is the organization of parcel files, condemnation files, etc. what is the content of a typical file • Property management – who will perform property management, what is included in the scope of work for property management, who contracts for demolition, what are contracting requirements, what are reporting requirements, statement of policy regarding rental property for extended possession by tenants and owners • Excess property inventory and utilization plan – who will prepare and track excess parcels, what is the process to evaluate these tracts, who will determine when to sell excess, what is the disposition of proceeds, what are agency, state or local restrictions on the sale of public property OP 23 Real Estate Review Revision 0, June 2008 Page 6 of 6
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• How are documents filed, what length of time will original paper documents be maintained,<br />
what is the organization of parcel files, condemnation files, etc. what is the content of a<br />
typical file<br />
• Property management – who will perform property management, what is included in the scope<br />
of work for property management, who contracts for demolition, what are contracting<br />
requirements, what are reporting requirements, statement of policy regarding rental property<br />
for extended possession by tenants and owners<br />
• Excess property inventory and utilization plan – who will prepare and track excess parcels,<br />
what is the process to evaluate these tracts, who will determine when to sell excess, what is the<br />
disposition of proceeds, what are agency, state or local restrictions on the sale of public<br />
property<br />
OP 23 Real Estate Review<br />
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