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6. 'd $2,50. This grant will be retroactive to August, 1968. The owner - occupants at the time of acquisition will be advised of this outright grant President Wiggins stated that this is a major answer to our problem, particularly with elder families on social security, retired, no job, Otc., and are taken out of their homes. c Chapin Street Urban Renewal Project, R -29: Presi ent Wiggins inquireU about the Chapin Street Urban Renewal Project, R -29. Mr. Bellinger stated this Iroject is now closed out and is the City's seconi completed urban renewal project. d LaSalle Park Urban Renewal Project R -57: Mr. C enney raised the question of who is respon- sible for cleaning the lots and keeping them clean? Mr. B llinger stated that many of the vacant lots are n t under our ownership and the rggulations are t at until the Department acquires the property, our finds cannot be used for cleaning purposes. Mr. B llinger apprised the Commission that Dore Wreck ng is in town to complete grading and seeding of to s previously cleared. Rev. illiams raised the question on whether the lots n LaSalle Park are appraised according to size nd location, or to lot only. Mr. Bellinger state location is a very important aspect of the appra sal and the value is based on difference of size. 7. NEXT MEETING Tie next regular meeting of the Redevelopment Comm sion will be at 10:30 A.M., Friday, May 2, 1969, in the office of the Department of Redevelop- ment. n. CHAPIN STREET URBAN RENEWAL PROJECT, R -29 LASALLE PARK URBAN RENEWAL PROJECT, R -57 NEXT MEETING, MAY 2, 1969 Tie Chair entertained a motion for adjournment, ADJOURNMENT and oi motion duly made and passed by Mr. Chenney, secon ed by Mr. Wilhelm, the meeting adjourned at 11:45 A.M. k(SEAL ) I Be finger, Executive rector Donald iggins, rest e t -7-