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DISTRICT CAPITAL FUND R -29 Project Expenditures Account Fund R -56 $10,000.00 Total $10,000.00 PROJECT TEMPORARY LOAN REPAYMENT FUND U. S.Treasury DHUD $10,936.83 Total $10,936.83 GRAND TOTAL $361106. 66 4. NEW BUSINESS a. The staff recommended issuance of a Certificate of Completion to Howard and Bonnie Harris, developers of Parcels 7,89 and 9, in the (CERTIFICATE Sample St eet Project, R -7, because the terms of the sale of land (OF COMPLETION have been fully complied with: The Commission_ approved the motion (FOR DEVELOPERS by Mr. Ko par, seconded by Mr. Koczan, that the Certificate of (OF PARCELS 7,8,9 Completion be executed and the "good faith" deposit in.the amount (Sample St., R -7 of $1,524:16 be returned to the developers. b. Because of the shortage of federal funds, the Chicago RESOLUTION 157, DHUD offi a has asked the South Bend Redevelopment Commission to INDUSTRIAL EX - take an immediate stand as to whether or -not to carry out the PANSION PROJECT. Industrial Expansion Project, Indiana R -56. Therefore, the Comm- R -56 ission hereby adopted Resolution 157, which authorizes filing of applicati n for the Loan and Grant for Indiana Project R -56, upon the motio# by Mr. Koczan, seconded by Mr. Helmen. C. It's that time of year for the Redevelopment Commission NEXT MEETING to be sworn in for another term, and to organize. The Commission unanimously agreed, in accordance with the By- Laws -of the Redevel- opment Commission, that the next meeting will be a special meeting at 3:00 P M., January 3,1967, for (1) the swearing in of the 5 Commissio ers, (2) the Annual Organization Meeting, and (3) the special m eting to conduct regular and all business of the Commissio . Notices will be sent to this effect. 5. PROOESS REPORTS - a. Relocation Report, LaSalle Park, R -57. As an explanation RELOCATION of the ere ocation progress report, once the Redevelopment Depart REPORT, ment has icquired a property, the family becomes part of the LASALLE PARK, "Workload" for the Relocation staff. The staff reported that of R -57 61 family s and ,3 individuals, 8 families have purchased homes; 3 families have rented private accommodations; 10 families have relocated -themselves; 8 families have relocated in Public Housing quarters; 7 families have moved without notifying the staff, and the staff is obligated to find their whereabouts. Of the 3 indivi- duals, 2 ave already been relocated. To recap, 29 families and 2 indi- vidualsr-h ve.been relocated, and,32 families and 1 individual remain to be reloca ed. -3-