PROPOSED NOISE MITIGATION PLANFORT LAUDERDALE – HOLLYWOOD INTERNATIONAL AIRPORT

RUNWAY 9R/27L EXPANSION PROJECT

Ocean Waterway Mobile Home Park Meeting

February 7, 2011, 5:00 p.m.February 7, 2011, 5:00 p.m.

AGENDA

I. Welcome and IntroductionsII. Noise Mitigation Plan Overview

Overview Project Boundaries Project Schedule

III. Overview of Acquisition Process Voluntary Land Acquisition Relocation Assistance

IV. Next StepsV. Questions and CommentsQ

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WHY DO WE NEED A PLAN?

The Federal Aviation Administration’s (FAA) ROD for the Expansion of Runway 9R/27L provides for noise mitigation for residential properties located in delineated areas where properties located in delineated areas where

there is anticipated noise impacts from operations on the expanded runway.

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WHAT IS THE NOISE MITIGATION PLAN?

It is Broward County’s plan for achieving land use y p gcompatibility for areas located within the noise impact areas identified in the FAA’s Record of Decision (ROD) for the Expansion of Runway Decision (ROD) for the Expansion of Runway

9R/27L.

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NOISE MITIGATION PLAN OVERVIEW

The FAA’s Record of Decision (ROD) for the ( )Runway 9R/27L assessed future (2020) airport noise impacts on surrounding communitiesTh ROD id tifi d l i iti ti The ROD identified several noise mitigation measures, including voluntary acquisition of twomobile homes parks (Ocean Waterway and Marshalls Everglade)

Voluntary acquisition of Ocean Waterway may occur if the land owner and cooperative are in occur if the land owner and cooperative are in agreement

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2020 NOISE CONTOURS – RODNOISE IMPACT AREA - SOUTHNOISE IMPACT AREA SOUTH

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OCEAN WATERWAY MOBILE HOME PARK

Sound insulation of mobile home units is not feasible. Acquisition of Ocean Waterway MHP and mobile home units with relocation of the residents is recommended. The County will request the City of Dania Beach to rezone the land to a compatible use. Proceeds from the sale of the land will be

d h N i Mi i i F d Th i i l d i il id h 65 DNL d i l returned to the Noise Mitigation Fund. The site is located primarily outside the 65 DNL and involves complex components of ownership. There are 47 units located within the 65 DNL contour and 222 units located outside the 65 DNL contour. In accordance with County Commission policy to provide neighborhood cohesion, it is recommended that an offer be made to purchase the mobile home park land and all 269 units.

Program Eligibility Est. Cost1 Implementation ScheduleBegin End

Recommendation

Voluntary Acquisition of Ocean Mobile Home Park Land and

Estimated Cost: $51 million1 – no change

y qWaterway Mobile Home Park and Mobile Home Units and Relocation of Residents

269 Mobile Home Units and Relocation of Residents

$51 M 2011 Undetermined2 Recommended

Schedule: Implementation begins 2011; End date determined by market conditions 2 Feb

Area 21 Source: FAA FEIS2 Upon Board approval of the Final Noise Mitigation Plan, BCAD will contact the MHP owner to

determine their level of interest in participation. The program’s end date will be dependent on negotiations with mobile home park cooperative.

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PROPOSED NOISE MITIGATION PLAN: VOLUNTARY ACQUISITION OF MOBILEVOLUNTARY ACQUISITION OF MOBILEHOME PARK AND MOBILE HOME UNITS Conduct a voluntary acquisition of Ocean Waterway

Mobile Home Park and mobile home units Provide a relocation program for persons residing in

acquired mobile home units Funded by Federal Aviation Administration and

BCAD Program will be administered under: Program will be administered under:

Uniform Relocation Assistance and Real Property Acquisition Policies Act of 1970 (Uniform Act) (Public Law

FAA Order 5100.37B Land Acquisition and Relocation Assistance for Airport Development Projects

Florida Statues, Chapter 723, Mobile Home Park Lot Tenancies

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Recommend rezone land to a compatible land use and resell

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VOLUNTARY ACQUISITION PROGRAM SCHEDULEAcquisition Relocationq

Notice of  Park Closing Pursuant to F.S. 723

Determine Relocation Benefits

Assist Residents Obtaining 

Replacement Housing

Needs Assessment

Attend Program Briefing Relocate 

Mobile Home Unit (if needed)

Appraise M bilMobile 

Home Unit

Offer to Purchase Unit

Park Management 

Demolition of Park Structures

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Execute Purchase Agreement

Park Structures

Zoning Change and Sale of 

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Conduct Closing

Land 

ACQUISITION PROCESS

Community meeting with owners/tenantsy g Meeting with individual owners/tenants Distribute Relocation Benefits brochure Obtain property appraisals Obtain Phase 1 environmental study Deliver offer of voluntary purchase Develop relocation package (owner/occupants) S h d l l i g bil h k l d d it Schedule closings: mobile home park land and units- Provide relocation assistance to mobile home

tenants and owners

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RELOCATION ASSISTANCE –QUALIFICATION REQUIREMENTSQUALIFICATION REQUIREMENTS

Relocation Assistance is divided in to two primary categories:p y g

Owner occupants – residents who own and live in the mobile home

Tenant occupants – residents who rent the mobile home that they occupy

To ensure benefits: DO NOT MOVEO O OV Continue to pay Mortgage or Rent

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RELOCATION ASSISTANCE –OWNER OCCUPANT BENEFITSOWNER OCCUPANT BENEFITS

Owner Occupants – (owned for at least 180 days)p ( y ) Four primary benefits exist for each owner

occupant: Replacement Housing Payments Moving Cost Payments Incidental Expenses to the Relocationc e a pe ses o e e oca o Increased Interest Expenses

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RELOCATION ASSISTANCE –TENANT BENEFITS

Tenant Occupants

TENANT BENEFITS

p Two primary benefits exist for each tenant

occupant: Rent Subsidy Payments Moving Cost Payments

Note: Tenants may also elect to purchase a new home and the Rent Supplement Payment can be utilized as Down Payment AssistancePayment Assistance

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RELOCATION ASSISTANCE –TENANT BENEFITSTENANT BENEFITS

Rental Subsidy:y Tenants will receive a payment to compensate

them for increased rent at comparable l t id t t d $5 250 replacement residence not to exceed $5,250.

The amount is calculated by computing the difference between the existing rent and the difference between the existing rent and the future rent which is multiplied by 42

Down Payment Assistance: Tenant may be eligible for a maximum of $5,250

to use towards the down payment in purchasing

Febto use towards the down payment in purchasing a home

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NEXT STEPS…

The Aviation Department’s Proposed Noise p pMitigation Plan to be presented to Board of County CommissionersTh A d Pl i b itt d t th F d l The Approved Plan is submitted to the Federal Aviation Administration

Broward County selects a consultant team to Broward County selects a consultant team to manage the project

Broward County applies for FAA funding Proceed with acquiring Ocean Waterway Mobile

on a voluntary basis by first making an offer to purchase to the mobile home park land owner

Febpurchase to the mobile home park land owner

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