A Housing Study under RAP shows which elements?

• A. The amount and types of displacement, current and anticipated availability of relocation resources, and specific relocation problems.
• B. A budget for construction costs.
• C. The list of all properties along the right of way.
• D. The seasonal weather patterns affecting relocation.

Answer: (A)

RAP housing studies focus on displacement impacts and relocation options for people affected by a project. They identify how many people will be displaced and the types of displacement (temporary vs permanent, homeowner vs renter), what relocation resources are currently available or expected to be available, and the relocation problems that could hinder finding suitable replacement housing (issues like timing, accessibility, neighborhood characteristics, or service access). This is why the described elements belong in a Housing Study. The other options relate to construction budgeting, property inventories along the right-of-way, or weather-related logistics, which are not the elements a RAP Housing Study covers.