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4. The local government Attorney shall prepare a written document stating that in his or her opinion proceeding with the potential participant's residence would not violate any state or local laws. 5. A written request for waiver shall be sent by the County to DCA for review and comment. 6. If a waiver is obtained, the potential participant will be considered for final approval. 8. TEMPORARY RELOCATION Temporary Relocation assistance will be provided only to qualified families that occupy a residential housing unit at the time of purchase of the residential housing unit with Neighborhood Stabilization Program Funding. Additionally, said families will be approved as an eligible recipient of an NSP funding either as a tenant in. a NSP rental property that requires rehabilitation or as a home buyer whose residence will require some amount of rehabilitation or full replacement prior to the qualified family moving back into the residence. Based upon the extent of the rehabilitation required to bring a residence in compliance with current code requirements or in a situation where a residential building is being replaced, it may be necessary for all occupants of the building to relocate during the construction phase of the project. Prior to entering into a contract for purchase or lease, the local government will notify all approved applicants if they must temporarily vacate their residence to allow for the residence to be rehabilitated or replaced. All residential structures that are vacated may not be reoccupied until a Certificate of Occupancy has been issued by the local building department, electricity and water have been turned on by the applicable utility departments, and all parties involved have accepted the construction work as complete and executed documentation to that effect. Prior to occupancy, all parties involved including, but are not limited to, the Building Department, the NSP recipient, the sub -recipient organization, the developer organization and the housing rehabilitation specialist must accept the construction work on the residential housing unit as totally completed based upon the construction contract including any change orders. A. Moving Expenses This procedure will take place, if required, through one of two methods: 1. Method One: The NSP sub -recipient or developer may choose to place the moving and storage of the qualifying family's personal belongings out for bid, with the firm submitting the lowest acceptable bid being awarded the contract. 15