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BOOK 10 P,1GE 192 <br />a. Remove substandard conditions. <br />b. Remove blighting influences. <br />0 c. Provide land for public improvements or facilities. <br />d. Promote historic or architectural preservation. No <br />structures worthy of historical preservation are known <br />to exist in the CDP area. <br />e. Provide land for redevelopment and other plan objectives. <br />3. Conditions for the Acquisi.t:ion of Property Not Designated <br />for Acquisition.- <br />a. sit tion. <br />a. In order to achieve the objectives of this Redevelopment <br />Plan, it may be necessary to acquire certain properties <br />in addition to Chose desi.giiated to be acquired. Addi- <br />tional properties may be acquired I-or any of the follow- <br />ing purposes: <br />(1) If it .is determined that rehabilitation is found <br />to be infeasible or because of a determination of <br />an extreme deleterious environmental condition <br />which would remain after structural rehabilitation. <br />(2) Failure by property owner to purchase required <br />additional land to upgrade a deficient lot within <br />12 months after having been notified in writing <br />® by the LPA that the land is available for pur- <br />chase. In order to comply with North Carolina law, <br />it has been determined that any additional abutting <br />land needed to make standard lots or more nearly <br />standard ones, which can be sold to the landowners <br />of the not-to-be acquired parcels, will be sold, <br />but only under open advertisement, bid and award <br />as the law prescribes. If it develops that more <br />nearly standard lots are obtained through the re- <br />platting and sale, this will be a fortunate result; <br />however, i.f other persons make bids on such lots, <br />these bids being higher, then such bids will be <br />accepted and acted upon as North Carolina law <br />prescribes- <br />(3) To provide for necessary adjustments in street <br />right-of-way and ut:i.] t-y easements. <br />(4) Failure by property owner to purchase required <br />right-of-way (not eligible to revert) in order <br />for property to have proper access within 12 months <br />after having been notified in writing by the LPA <br />that the land is available for purchase. See <br />(2) above for compliance with North Carolina law. <br />4. Conditions Under Which Properties Proposed for Acquisition <br />May Not be Acquired. <br />a. The LPA may exempt from acquisition certain properties <br />which are proposed for acquisition when the following <br />conditions have been met: <br />-11- <br />