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6. NEW BUSINESS (Cont'd) e. Resolution No. 287: This Resolution author- 2) Industrial Expansion Project, R -56: All of the families in this area have been relocated, with th ( exception of one parcel, along with one business- - ''; bo h are in litigation and should be resolved soon. .y -7- RESOLUTION NO. 287, KARL L. EBEL NAMED ACTING DIRECTOR BUSINESS RELOCATION, CENTRAL DOWNTOWN URBAN RENEWAL PROJECT, R -66 RELOCATION PROGRESS 1) LASALLE PARK, R -57 2) INDUSTRIAL EXPANSION, R -56 iz s the appointment of Mr. Karl L. Ebel, Associate Director, as Acting Director -- effective March 16, 1970--and to serve in that capacity until such time as an Executive Director.is appointed. The Acting Director is authorized and directed to.execute, on behalf of the Department of Redevelopment, any and all documents requiring the signature of the Execu- tive Director. 7. PROGRESS REPORT a. Business Relocation: Mr. Harrison Miller gave a progress report on business relocation in thE Central Downtown Urban Renewal Project, R -66, an ( said he was quite pleased with the cooperation of business concerns who have shown concern in the - pa !t and are making provisions to relocate well in ad ance of time actually needed to have possession an ( vacancy of given parcels. Several business concerns are making definite plans to construct nev buildings on sites they have already purchased. Mr. Miller stated he and Paul Becher have hand- carried to the principal -of the affected business concerns informational statements and have 84 signed receipts. Continued contact is maintained with all si a occupants by the relocation staff people. With- in the next few weeks,-he said they hope to report everyone has been contacted and relocation problems discussed, along with the procedures on moving and re ocation payments. b. Relocation Progress: 1) LaSalle Park Project R -57: Rev. Billy W. Kirk stated he was pleased with the relocation progress in LaSalle Park. Workload consists of four families and one individual; one family will move into Public Housing, one into Rent Supplement Housing, one having a home built, other is in the process of buy- in The individual is moving into Rent Supplement Ho sing. The workload will be increased as soon as ac uisition has been approved by the Regional Office. 2) Industrial Expansion Project, R -56: All of the families in this area have been relocated, with th ( exception of one parcel, along with one business- - ''; bo h are in litigation and should be resolved soon. .y -7- RESOLUTION NO. 287, KARL L. EBEL NAMED ACTING DIRECTOR BUSINESS RELOCATION, CENTRAL DOWNTOWN URBAN RENEWAL PROJECT, R -66 RELOCATION PROGRESS 1) LASALLE PARK, R -57 2) INDUSTRIAL EXPANSION, R -56