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This plane 2/3 4 - 3 - ill involve their approval of setting aside $137, 000 for the survey and ig of the project, and their approval of a grant reservation in which the funds of the project cost will be set aside by the government. Mr. S Cher pointed out that at the present time the government is not releas- ing funds to the State of Indiana until a decision by the Indiana Supreme Court on the Constitutionality of the Redevelopment Law is reached. Howe�}er, the funds requested in the application will still be set aside for future) use. A motion resolving to submit the Survey & Planning Application was made by Mr. Williams, seconded by Mr. Louis, and unanimously approved. The necessary papers were signed and certified. 4. C MPREHENSIVE PLAN REQUIREMENT BEFORE RENEWAL PROJECT APPR VAL Mr. obert Huff, Plan Director, presented his case of why support should be obt ined from the Redevelopment Commission for the hiring of an Assistant r. This is in relation to the Comprehensive Plan, which is considered a pre - requi - to for any project approval. It is a general plan for the entire city. �lie C mprehensive Plan includes land use, thoroughfares, community facilit es plans, capital improvement programs and zoning and subdivision ordin nces. This must be completed by the end of 1959. This work will requi e the services of an Assistant Planner. The s regul, the C4 aff problem will be presented to the Common Council in August at their r meeting. Clyde Williams volunteered to be present in representing mmissioners, along with Mr. Baer and Mr. Sucher.