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4 <br /> 1 Costs: Pay to relocate the residents (and their homes) to a plot of land owned by the County <br /> 2 within the preferred school system. The major expenses would be the physical relocation of the <br /> 3 mobile home park, as well as the establishment of proper sewage and electrical systems <br /> 4 <br /> 5 Benefits: The additional financial burdens of this plan are likely smaller than the first, as the <br /> 6 land would already be owned by the town, and the regular maintenance would likely remain <br /> 7 constant or decrease. Residents will still have access to public transportation and live within the <br /> 8 preferred school district. <br /> 9 <br /> 10 Unintended Consequences <br /> 11 Plan 1: <br /> 12 The aforementioned discretionary spending reserved for the mobile home parks may be <br /> 13 enough to fund either plan, but it is possible that more funding may be necessary to purchase <br /> 14 the currently occupied land. This can be allocated from existing county discretionary spending <br /> 15 or raised through taxes. <br /> 16 <br /> 17 Plan 2: <br /> 18 The second plan would require additional personnel. Personnel would be needed to help <br /> 19 relocate the families, receive and implement community input, address unintended <br /> 20 consequences and damage to property, and survey the community after the move. <br /> 21 <br /> 22 Step 6: How to ensure communication, accountability, and evaluate results? <br /> 23 It will be important to conduct a follow up survey, an effective way to gauge the effects <br /> 24 of our proposal. <br /> 25 o In our follow-up survey, we can repeat questions from the initial survey to <br /> 26 measure how responses have changed as well as ask new questions regarding <br /> 27 the implementation and outcomes of our proposal. <br /> 28 o In conducting a follow-up survey it would be important to not only reach the <br /> 29 families that participated in the initial survey to see where they ended up, but <br /> 30 also to reach other community members who may have initially declined <br /> 31 participation to hear their input. <br /> 32 <br /> 33 D. (1/29/18). Emotional Pleas at Chapel Hill Meeting Over Possible Redevelopment of Mobile <br /> 34 Home Park. Chapelboro.Com. Retrieved from <br /> 35 https://chapelboro.com/news/development/emotional-pleas-at-chapel-hill-meeting-over- <br /> 36 possible-redevelopment-of-mobile-home-park <br /> 37 Orange County Health Department and Family Success Alliance. (9/15/17). Mobile Home Park <br /> 38 Survey: Preliminary Report. Retrieved from <br /> 39 https://www.townofchapelhill.org/home/showdocument?id=38240 <br /> 40 (8/28/18). Work Continues on Threats of Displacement to Mobile Home Dwellers. Orange <br /> 41 Politics. <br /> 42 Retrieved from <br /> 43 http://orangepolitics.org/2018/08/work-continues-threats-displacement-mobile home- <br /> 44 dwellers <br /> 45 <br /> 46 Commissioner Rich asked the students if anyone in their class lived in mobile home <br /> 47 parks. <br /> 48 Lucas Risinger said not that he knows of, but he grew up in Chapel Hill, and had grade <br /> 49 school classmates who lived in them. <br />