Wis. Admin. Code Department of Administration Adm 92.52 - Standard for actual and reasonable moving expense
(1) ELIGIBLE MOVING
EXPENSE. A person who claims a moving payment based on actual and reasonable
cost shall be eligible for the following expenses:
(a) Transporting a person and personal
property from an acquired site to a replacement site. Transportation expense
beyond 50 miles is ineligible, unless an agency determines that a hardship
exists or relocation could not be satisfactorily accomplished within this
distance. Exception shall be allowed by an agency to the nearest adequate and
available site;
(b) Packing,
crating, unpacking and uncrating personal property;
(c) Disconnecting, dismantling, removing,
reassembling and reinstalling relocated and substitute machinery, equipment,
appliances and other items not acquired, including reconnection of utilities to
the items, and modification necessary to adapt the property to a replacement
structure which is not a substantial real property improvement;
(d) Storage of personal property, except on
property owned by a displaced person, for a period not to exceed 12 months
unless a longer period is determined necessary by the agency;
(e) Advertisement and obtaining bids for
moving;
(f) An insurance premium
for the replacement value of property lost or damaged while in storage or
transit;
(g) The replacement value
of property lost, stolen or damaged in moving, not caused by the fault or
negligence of a displaced person, agent, or employee, if insurance coverage was
not reasonably available;
(h) A
nontransferable license, permit or certification obtained by a displaced person
when necessary to reestablish. The cost may not exceed either the cost for one
year, or the cost of the remaining useful life of the document, as determined
by the issuing authority, whichever is less;
(i) A professional service or consultant fee
for planning, moving or installing relocated and substituted property at a
replacement location;
(j) Time to
prepare an inventory of items to be moved when the agency is unable to perform
an inventory;
(k) Relettering a
sign and replacement of obsolete stationery;
(L) Direct loss of tangible personal property
for a nonresidential displaced person under s.
Adm 92.56(2);
(m) Searching for a replacement location for
a business or farm operation under s.
Adm 92.56(3);
(n) The amount actually paid for services in
preparing and documenting a claim for a relocation payment or a business loan
application not to exceed $100 for a residential occupant or $500 for a
business or farm operation;
(o)
Related move expenses determined necessary by the agency.
(2) INELIGIBLE MOVING EXPENSE. A person who
claims a moving payment based on actual and reasonable cost may not receive
payment for the following expenses:
(a)
Moving a structure or property improvement acquired as part of the real
property;
(b) Additional expense of
residing or operating a business or farm operation in a new location except as
provided under s.
Adm 92.67;
(c)
Interest on a loan for moving expense;
(d) Loss of goodwill, clientele, profit, or a
trained employee;
(e) Personal
injury;
(f) The cost of searching
for a replacement dwelling.
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