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                       COMPTROLLER GENERAL OF THE UNITED STATES
                                  WASHINGTON. D.C- 20348



      B-1738                                                    JUN 8  1972




      Dear Mr. Bmyhi1l:

           Your lett.er of M*Y 5, 1972; transmits, andI re~iests a remort -)n,
        aletter fm  one of yo=r coas t-ent-0  Mr. tWdnston J. *-rgmn, o~f


             M r rn   anclosed acp     fa    ril     he    perdI       h

       with a reciat deiso    forOfc.Mr. Mtbrgmaues             stepo
       priety of our ruling which, he feels,, requixes the 0overnment t a
       rlocation expAss   involved in a forced displaceinat of a number if
       .wbi3e home ouners t!-m zvatsd property in order to inke room for' a
       bullding Nhich will ultimnately be rented tW the Gvvwr~mnt. Your
       caituent   indicates that he believs  the nmaer and builder of the
       lad  and building should have the responsibility to pay for an re-
       1o011tiMo eXPenee3 incurred bW the mobile homie owners.

            fte opinion referred to In the Wahigton  Pat  article is
       3-273882, dated April 21, 1972o 51 Cx*a. den K tio copies of %tich
       ae  euclosed for your informtion.  The inaue ;Aee   In that decision
       wa  ibahr  the tenants of the Temple Trailer lillage in Alextndria,,
       Virgina,# are antitled to relocation ex enex mad assistance =nder the
       Vailbre Relocation Asistace  and Real Proparty Acqiuitlon  Policies
It     Act of 1970 (Rteloacation Act), Putc Law 91-646, La2 u.s.c. 46oi.V~he
            puros o tile11ofthe Relocai    Act isb! 3t st     h a t.i,7ru
       policy for the fair and equitable treatment of persons displaced as ai
       result of Pederal and fedtrally asisted progr&A~ in order that such
       persoma shall not suffer disproportionate inuries as the reault !of
       pzngmma  designed for the benefit of the public s a wle.' As notvd
       In our decision, the legislative history of the Relocatiz Act -sakes it
       clear that it abould nmke no difference to a person requi-red to ave
       bemuse of the  deveLopment of a building to be used -by the Goyex'niunt
       wbether or not the Goveroamt acquires the site or holds fee title to
       the property fro% vhich a person is displaeed. Rather, vince the rerult
       isthe  same, any person iho in required to aove'to make way fora
       fclty ihich wil serve the public and which is regarded by the public
       as a public building In to be considered a displaced person eutitled t,-!
       the benefitz ol' the legislation. *&ust as House Report %)--4656 waker,

F      entitled to the benefits of the FRelocation A<ct.


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