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2. -2- ING INSPECTION & RZIL O CAT'IION UNT'ZIRVRZVSi ]IN 1L,E: SiT RZE: T AREA After due consideration and interviewing of the Social Workers and the Building Inspector by the Commissioners, a motion was made by Mr. Williams, seconded by Mr. L uis, and unanimously carried that the following people be hired on a Contract Basis to take care of the. housing inspection and relocation interviewing needs in a Sample Street Area: SOCIAL WORKERS (Relocation Interviewing) resa Ash ( recommended by the Housing Authority) xde Antonides (recommended by the Council of Community Services) BUILDING INSPECTOR G rabarz (regular employee of the Building Department) The above: Contractors will be paid at the rate of $1.50 per unit, on the basis that it will take approximately 1/2 to 3 /4 of an hour per family. Their work will commence on September 8, and their fees will be paid from monies borrowed from the General Fund. 3. flaW11 Mr. Suche the Comm 1) 2) 3) or E:GIVEPME NT :r presented reasons why three pieces of equipment would be required for ission's future needs. They were as follows: Mimeograph Machine $495.00 To be used for Reports, Forms, Survey Sheets, Minutes, etc. Projector $215.00 To be used for illustrating lectures on Urban Renewal as a means of enlightening the citizens on the purpose of the Program, plus using it as a basis for a demonstration of progress with the use of transparent overlays (enabling the operator to present existing and future conditions of blighted areas). A visual way to sell Redevelopment is necessary, and a model would be too expensive. Also, Mr. Neidigh stated that he had had 3 1/2 years experience with such a machine and had found it very success- . ful. Ammonia Print Machine $190.00 To be used for printing maps, drawings, etc. It would enable the Commission to manufacture its own prints, rather than having to have the prints made by an outside firm, thus paying for itself in a short period of time.