Approving Progress Report Under the Workable Program for Community Improvement

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0 4. Corit'd. will be corrected through the removal of the source. Where deterioration and blighting conditions are a threat to health and/or safety, and repairs are not imminent, the source will be removed at the earliest date possible.' * For full explanation of the Program of Code Enforcement and the schedule for systematic inspection refer to exhibit of this section. i 5. Influences for each and every neighborhood within the City. This Report provided a basis for expanding and intensifying Code Enforcement within specific areas. These areas are identified on the map entitled: "Systematic Housing Code Compliance Program" which also identified urban renewal projects and related Federal programs. Program strategies for the various areas are based on conditions identified in the 1960 Census of Housing and the more recent Neighborhood Analysis j Study. The CIty, in addition to on-going programs, has developed a total approach for maximizing local code enforcement, including a Model Cities Program for the West Washington area, Federally-assisted Code Enforcement Program for the Hill Street neighborhood, Survey and Planning Program a covering the Southeast neighborhood, and a Central Downtown Urban Renewal Program. The City strategy calls for these programs to be carried out 1 concurrently, thus assuring maximum impact in solving the City's problem of blight and blighting conditions. * For full explanation of the Program Of Code Enforcement and the schedule for syst�c:;�Ltic inspection refer to exhibit of this section. * The Building Department has been coordinating its program"of systematic inspection in relation to the Urban Renewal and Model Cities Program and is now engaged in initial and reinspection of rehabilitation homes 1, within the Urban Renewal Area. 3u * Changes that have been made sinca the origi:.al submissiaa. t;