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Analysis Report. Certain categories have been adjusted to reflect local <br /> Code enforcement since completion of the Neighborhood Analysis Study, <br /> j <br /> TIME SCHEDULE AND <br /> CONDITION RATING <br /> Condition Number of Man Days <br /> Rating Housing Units Required for Inspection <br /> a - <br /> 1 6482 260 <br /> 2 3645 365 <br /> 3 1901 238 <br /> 4 419 63 <br /> The first priority area contains by far the largest number of housing units <br /> with major deficiencies. The City has recognized this fact and has in recent <br /> years initiated several programs within the area for eliminating existing <br /> i substandard conditions. Included are the Model Cities Program, the LaSalle <br /> { Park and Central Downtown Urban Renewal Projects and an Application for Con- <br /> centrated Code Enforcement Program. In addition the Department p � o. Redevelop <br /> meat has initiated a study to rejuvenate the Near Southeast'Section of the <br /> ' ! City (Neighborhood 24) . <br /> It is estimated that under the best of conditions 916 man days will be required <br /> i <br /> to complete a house by house inspection for this area. The Building Department <br /> will assign four inspectors to this which should result in completion of the <br /> inspection work within the next twelve months. <br /> The second priority area comprises neighborhoods that were developed before <br /> 1940 but have generally been maintained in good repair. (see attached map) <br /> This is evident •by the following table which shows an improved rating for a <br /> larger number of housing units. <br />