Authorizing the expenditure of $8,480 by the division of Community Development for the purchase of an Urban Statistical Information Package

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2. 34 or more computer- printed maps relating to selected items in the statistical table. 3. A profile for each small ai a in the city: for Databooks 2, 3 and 5, a one-pa d^ format 1-Al provide data pertaining to 22 or more key factors of status and change, arranged to fac- ilitate calculation of Neighborhood Situation Ratings, and subsequent summarization and analysis; Databook 4 will include for each small area a two -page cross- tabulation showing household counts and incomes according to oc- cupation, family size and tenure. 4. Supporting information arranged in statistical tables with titles as follows: (A) Databook 2, "Dynamics of Housing Supply ", 6 tables: (1) Housing supply - - utilization and change; (2) Occupancy of residential units at new street addresses; (3) Vacant housing units - com- ponents of change; (4) Vacant housing units - number of units at street address; (5) Current year vacancies - estimated availability for sale or rent; and (6) Summary of household counts - complete vs incomplete responses. (B) Databook 3, "Dynamics of households ", 12 tables: (1) Household distribution and movement - general characteristics; (2) Household distrib- ution and movement - occupation of head; (3) Char- acteristics of households in four lower- income categories - summary; (4) Characteristics of households - retired head; (5) Characteristics of households - jobless head; (6) Characteristics of households - head in unskilled job; (7) Char- acteristics of households - service worker head; (8 & 9) Estimated number of households with incomes qualifying for HUD programs (two tables); (10) Population change and household mobility; (11) Percentage distribution within areas; and (12) Summary of household counts - complete vs incomplete responses. (C) Databook 4, "Dynamics of Occupations and Income ", 5 tables: (1) Household money income - average, ag- gregate and change in aggregate; (2 & 3) Household counts - occupation of head (two tables); (4) Oc- cupational distribution of persons 18 and over - excluding wives; (5) Summary of household counts - complete vs incomplete responses.