How soon must I occupy a replacement dwelling in order to receive my relocation benefits?
Owners must occupy a decent, safe, and sanitary replacement dwelling within one year of the date that final payment is received for the state-acquired property or, in a condemnation case, one year after the estimate of just compensation is deposited. Tenants must occupy a decent, safe, and sanitary replacement dwelling within one year of the date that they move from the state-acquired dwelling. This time period may be extended for just cause.
Related Questions
- Can an eligible displaced person ever occupy a non-decent, safe and sanitary (DSS) replacement dwelling and still receive a replacement housing payment?
- Can I receive Prop 60 benefits if my original property is inside Orange County but my replacement dwelling is in another county in California?
- Can I receive Prop 60 benefits if my original property is inside Madera County but my replacement dwelling is in another county in California?
