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<br />Response: <br /> <br />Comment 4-g: <br /> <br />Response: <br /> <br />Letter No. 5 <br /> <br />Comment 5: <br /> <br />Response: <br /> <br />003/ <br /> <br />The CRL states in Section 33385 that the <br />legislative body of a city or county shall call <br />upon the residents and existing community <br />organizations in a redevelopment project area, <br />within which a substantial number of low-and <br />moderate-income families are to be displaced by <br />the redevelopment project, to form a project area <br />committee. The Agency states in the Second <br />Amendment that it shall not displace a substantial <br />number of low-and moderate-income households. The <br />Agency shall cause a cumulative list to be <br />maintained showing low-and moderate-income <br />residential owners and tenants who have been <br />displaced from the Project Area as a result of <br />Agency acquisitions of real property, in order to <br />keep track of any displacement. These provisions <br />may be used by a person proposed to be displaced <br />as defense against such action. <br /> <br />Tenants were not given legally sufficient <br />notice of hearing on the redevelopment plan. <br /> <br />Section 33349 of the CRL requires the agency to <br />publish notice of the joint public hearing for <br />four successive weeks prior to the hearing and to <br />mail notice to the "last known assessee of each <br />parcel of land in the area" and to the governing <br />body of each of the taxing agencies which levies <br />taxes upon any property in the area. The Agency <br />published and mailed the joint public hearing <br />notice as required. The Agency is not required by <br />the CRL to notify tenants of the joint public <br />hearing by mail. However, the Agency did mail the <br />notice of hearing to residential and commercial <br />tenants. <br /> <br />Property owners do not oppose the Second Amendment <br />as a whole, only to the extent that the plan may <br />in any way result in redevelopment of their <br />property through eminent domain or otherwise and <br />submit that their property conforms under the <br />zoning ordinance and has been well maintained. <br /> <br />See response to Comment 2. <br /> <br />6 <br /> <br />- 13 . 1 <br />~ n 'Ji'. {j ~ <br />~ ~~""" ..QI <br />