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RELOCATION PLAN – INTERIM SHELTER/NAVIGATION CENTER Autotemp Page 6 The standard housing density utilized provides for two (2) persons per bedroom and one person in a common living area for tenant occupied units although, this can be adjusted to include two persons in the common living area. If a family’s size is above or below these standards, then those families would be referred to appropriately sized housing. There appears to be no overcrowding in households being displaced permanently, with four adults and two children occupying the three units. The following table represents the replacement housing needs to properly house the potential two permanently displaced households. Residential Relocation Resources (For Rent) - Units Required vs. Current Units Units by Bedroom Count Current Units Required Units Studio/one-bedroom Apartment 1 1 Two-bedroom Apartment 1 1 All Units 2 2 Relocation activities will consider individual household needs to be close to public transportation, employment, schools, public/social services and agencies, recreational services, parks, community centers, or shopping. Relocation Assistance information and assistance will be provided in the primary language of the displaced occupants, in order to assure that all displaced occupants obtain a complete understanding of the relocation plan and eligible benefits. All of the households understand and speak English. All households requested to remain in the area or nearby communities, although one is considering moving out of state. All of the Households rely upon public transportation. One of the households is classified as “senior”, with the head of household being 62 years of age or older, with no special needs. Based on the information provided, one of the households is classified as “Extremely Low Income”; and one is classified as “Low Income”; When State income limits are to be used for a program, the limits in the Table are applied in determining the