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Mr. elmen thought it would be proper to make a report to the Council on the year's expenditures. Mr. Sucher stated that he will see that the Council is advised accordingly. Z . TIEIZ-W7iIEVW OF ,8 PIPI „ACS:.AMT YOM XOS OF IRMIL 000;A — oLlu S;IPM(CIIAILIEST M r . I Sucher stated he had hoped to obtain an applicant with experience or train'ng in both social work and real estate. Such a person is difficult to However, there is an applicant who is presently employed with the Housing Authority on a part -time basis, where her work is similar to that of our future needs. She (Vernetta Nowlin) has had experience in doing both inter- view work and housing inspection, and would be available on a part -time basi In the past, she has worked with such organizations as Colpaert, Plac je. & Company, and the William Morris Agency in trying to relocate peop Miss Nowlin could interview the other 80% of the residents in the Sample Street Area to determine their relocation needs. There are approximately 400 families involved in all, and we are 100% responsible for their reloca- tion. At present, the work of the Relocation Specialist would consist of inter- viewing families whose residences are condemned by the Building Depart- ment and working with realtors in their relocation, and later in fulfilling our needs of relocation in the Sample Street Area. Any work pertaining to the Sample Street Area will be reimbursed 2/3 by the Federal Govern- ment After a brief, but informative interview of Vernetta Nowlin, Mr. Koczan advised her the Commission would notify her of its decision after the next monthly meeting in February. 3. O®MTSiIING GIR DIIligiANCE Attorney Fred Baer brought up the fact that some of the councilmen were conce rned over some aspects of the proposed Housing Ordinance. Mr. ucher had explained to the Council that the new Housing Ordinance would make slum prevention efforts more effective, and also was needed to m4qet federal requirements. Mr. aer and Mr. Sucher thought the Commission could aid in this respect by pa sing a resolution adoption of the ordinance.