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ORANGE COUNTY TRANSPORTATION AUTHORITY <br />("OCTA") <br />STATEMENT OF COMPENSATION AND VALUE SUMMARY <br />(IMPROVEMENTS PERTAINING TO REALTY) <br />DATE OF VALUATION: March 9, 2016 <br />PROJECT: OC Streetcar Project <br />PARCEL NO: OCS-002 & 003 <br />PROPERTY LOCATION: APN: 007-100-04 & 05 <br />1922 (also known as 2006) and 2002 W. Fifth Street <br />Santa Ana, CA 92703 <br />PROPERTY OWNER: Valdivia Family Trust <br />TENANT: SA Recycling LLC <br />DESCRIPTION OF SUBJECT BUSINESS: <br />SA Recycling is located at 1922 (also known as 2006) and 2002 West 50' Street, Santa Ana, California. <br />Mr. Alex Villa, a Supervisor for the Subject Business, reported that the Subject Business started operation <br />at the Subject Location in 2007. <br />BASIS OF COMPENSATION: <br />The OCTA's offer of compensation is based upon the Fair Market Value in Place of the subject F&E and <br />is not less than the approved appraised valuation. The amount of the offer is the full amount believed to <br />be compensation for the F&E. <br />OCTA had the subject F&E appraised to determine the Replacement Cost New, the Fair Market Value in <br />Place the Salvage/Liquidation Value of the assets identified as being F&E. In valuing the F&E, the <br />appraiser physically inspected the assets listed on Exhibit A and examined the age, condition and <br />considered the useful life of each asset, both physically and functionally. The appraiser then contacted the <br />manufacturers' representatives and used Marshall & Swift Valuation Services, as well as cost/marketing <br />data of the assets in question and various resale internet sites. Using this data, the appraiser determined <br />the Replacement Cost New Value, the Fair Market Value in Place and the Salvage/Liquidation Value <br />based on the following definitions: <br />Fair Market Value in Place <br />In estimating the fair market value of the assets appraised herein, we have relied upon the definition <br />of fair market value found in Article 4, §1263.320 of the California Code of Civil Procedure, which <br />reads as follows: <br />75D-104 <br />