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4/27/2026
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Preliminary Draft for City Review <br />Relocation Appeal Policy and Process <br />November 2025 <br />Page | 8 <br />Exhibit E: Notice of Denial (or Partial Denial) <br />Date <br />Name <br />Address [Also Sent Via Electronic Mail to: _________] <br />City, State, Zip <br />Re: ___ Project <br />Notice of the City’s Response to ______’s Claim ___ <br />APN: ______; _____, Redwood City, CA <br />The City of Redwood City (City) is in receipt of _____’s (___) Claim __ package requesting <br />reimbursement for $____ (___ Claim __) related to its relocation to ______. <br />After careful assessment, the City: <br />•Approved $____ as eligible Actual Moving Expenses and $____ as Reestablishment <br />Expenses. As a result, a payment of $____ is in process. <br />•Denied $___ for costs determined to be Reestablishment Expenses, which exceed the <br />compensable limit of $33,200. <br />•Will defer its determination as to whether the claim for $___ related to the ___ is <br />compensable until such time as ___ identifies the items of personal property that were <br />moved. It is the City’s understanding that ___ has agreed to provide this documentation. <br />Right to Appeal. The Uniform Act provides that a person may file a written appeal to the City if the <br />person believes that the City has failed to properly determine the person’s eligibility for, or the <br />amount of a payment authorized, by the Uniform Act. If an individual is dissatisfied, the person <br />(Appellant) may submit a letter to the City within 90 days of the claim being rejected, stating all of the <br />relevant facts and the reasons the person believes the claim should be paid or adjusted. The City will <br />consider a written appeal regardless of form. <br />The City will permit the Appellant to inspect and copy all materials pertinent to the appeal, except for <br />materials that have been classified as confidential. In deciding the appeal, the City will consider all <br />pertinent justification and other material submitted by the Appellant. The City will then make written <br />determination of the appeal, including an explanation of the basis on which the decision was made, <br />and furnish the Appellant a copy. The City will advise the Appellant of the right to seek judicial review. <br />For additional information regarding the City ’s appeal process, please refer to the enclosed the City <br />Relocation Appeal Process FAQ. <br />Sincerely, <br />Authorized City Staff <br />Enclosure: the City Relocation Appeal Process FAQ <br />Appendix D to Relocation Impact Memorandum <br />ATTY/RESO.0015/CC RESO APPROVING THE RELOCATION IMPACT MEMORANDUM FOR THE 84/101 REIMAGINED PROJECT - EXHIBIT A <br />REV: 04-20-26 VR <br />Page 29 of 34
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