Section 10. If a relocation plan required by section four is disapproved under section five, or approval is suspended under section nine, because the bureau determines that adequate relocation housing is not available, the taking agency may file with the bureau its certificate that the project involved is an emergency project which must be carried out in spite of the unavailability of such housing. If the bureau, after considering the foregoing and such other evidence as is deemed pertinent, determines that the project involved is an emergency project and that the public interest demands the displacement of occupants even though adequate relocation housing may be unavailable, emergency approval may be given, provided the relocation plan is satisfactory to the bureau in other respects.
Structure Massachusetts General Laws
Part I - Administration of the Government
Title XIII - Eminent Domain and Betterments
Chapter 79a - Relocation Assistance
Section 3 - Projects Displacing Occupants; Agencies to Provide Relocation Assistance
Section 4 - Relocation Plans; Submission; Contents
Section 5 - Relocation Plans; Examination; Review; Approval
Section 6 - Carrying Out Relocation Plan; Program Requirements
Section 8 - Substantial Changes of Relocation Plans; Notice; Review; Approval
Section 9 - Suspension of Approval of Relocation Plan; Notice
Section 10 - Emergency Projects; Emergency Approval
Section 11 - Expenditure of Funds by Public Agency or Municipality; State Financial Assistance
Section 12 - Regulations; Powers of Bureau
Section 14 - Projects Utilizing Public Mortgage Financing; Moving Expenses