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struction and plans. Out of a total of 167 on the reloca- tion workload to date, 27 remain in the LaSalle Park area and 140 have been relocated. 70 families and 9 individuals have been relocated into sales housing, 32 families and 6 individuals into rental housing, and 18 families and 5 indi- viduals into public housing. Two of the large families have been relocated, one having 10 members and one having C-11 8 members. The greatest problem is to find suitable hous- ing for large families. At this point, Mr. Lawson, Execu- tive Director of the Urban League was introduced, and he in turn volu eered every possible means of cooperation with the Redevelopment Department and also the LaSalle Park Dis- trict Coun il. C. Industrial Expansion_ Project , R-56. The staff has INDUSTRIAL EXPAN- been informed that the Chicago office will transmit this SION PROJECT, R-56 application to the Washington office within the next 10 'days. Her again, relocation will be the greatest problem. d. Staff Report on recent HUD Workshop. The 2 staff HUD WORKSHOP members, Messrs. Parrish and Watkin, expressed appreciation for the opportunity to attend the workshop which consisted of general training sessions oriented to new LPA employees. The next rogular meeting of the Redevelopment Commission NEXT MEETING will be at 10:30 A. M., April 18, 1968, in the office of the Redeve opment Department. 8. On motion luly made and passed, meeting adjourned at 11:40 ADJOURNMENT A. M. Howard Bellinger, Executive Director fonald A. Wiggins, /Vesident