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Neither the local government nor the Housing Specialist/Consultant will be responsible for any items lost, stolen, or damaged during the temporary relocation process . The family shall be encouraged to make other arrangements to secure family valuables . In the event that a family is evicted from a temporary relocation unit due to the behavior of one or more members of the household, the local government will not be responsible for finding other temporary housing for members of the family' s household or for payment of any further costs associated with the relocation (i . e . rents, utilities , moving expenses) . The only expense that will be allowed will be the cost of relocating the family back into its residence at the completion of the rehabilitation or replacement of the dwelling. 9 . PERMANENT RELOCATION There will be no permanent relocation involved in the Neighborhood Stabilization Project (NSP) . Neither the local government nor any of its sub-recipients or developers will purchase any housing units with NSP funds where those units are currently occupied by a family that has not qualified for the NSP program and has not been approved for assistance to remain at the location where it currently resides . 10 . LEAD BASE PAINT POISONING IN NO INSTANCE SHALL LEAD BASED PAINT BE UTILIZED IN THE REHABILITATION OF A STRUCTURE . If a property was constructed before 1978 , there is a possibility that it may contain lead-based paint. All properties built before 1978 , not being replaced, will be tested for the presence of lead-based paint . Where lead- based paint is found, removal or abatement procedures will be included in the rehabilitation of the housing unit . Encapsulation, where feasible, will be the preferred method of addressing existing lead-based paint . 11 . CLOSEOUT DOCUMENTATION The following will be provided to the Department of Community Affairs as part of the closeout package at the completion of the Neighborhood Stabilization Program contract : 1 . The date each property purchased was acquired . 2 . The date that the rehabilitation of each property was completed and the amount expended on each property. 3 . The household composition of the beneficiary renting or purchasing each housing unit : a. Whether the recipient was a female head of household b . The number of handicapped people occupying the household c . The number of elderly people living in the household d . The total household income and the median income category that the recipient qualified under e . The racial composition of the recipient household f. The number of occupants categorized by sex 18