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ra-e <br />7. PROGRESS <br />REPORTS (Cont 'd) <br />d. <br />City -Wide Relocation Progress:- Rev., <br />Kirk <br />tate tat t e uman eement is sad and is <br />noteasy <br />to report. His staff has had 90 refer- <br />rals since <br />January, 1970. Of this total, 28 have <br />been moved <br />to permanent housing; 3 to temporary <br />downtown <br />housing; 35 moved on their own to other <br />housing; <br />3 pending as they refuse our assistance <br />and r <br />fuse to leave their present homes - -or a <br />total <br />of 69 -- leaving a workload of 21.. He, stated <br />this <br />9 is not necessarily involved in our urban <br />renew <br />1, but City -wide. <br />3fX <br />"k <br />X10 <br />Mr. H lmen asked Rev. Kirk how much time he <br />spend on City--;wide-relocation in comparison <br />to urban renewal? Rev. Kirk stated he spends <br />appro imately 1/3 of his time-on City -wide relo- <br />cation; his staff full time. <br />Rev. Kirk stated he would like to encourage the <br />Press to help make an appeal for donations of fur- <br />niture to the needy families in City -Wide <br />Relocation. Staff and means of transporting <br />are a ai 1 able. <br />e Relocation, Indiana R -66: Rev. Kirk <br />advised the family workload to date is 15; seven <br />of these have been removed from the workload, <br />with 2 estimated to come on the workload. <br />Relocati on, ' Indi ana. R- 571,. :The family <br />workl ad to date:was 181 and this workload has <br />now b en completed, with four additional families <br />estim ted to come on the workload. <br />Relocation, Indiana -R -56: The relocation <br />has b en completed for this project. The family <br />workl ad was 50. <br />f Ordinance No. 5198 -70: Mrs. Janet S. <br />Allen a vised this ordinance was passed by the <br />Common Council on June 22, 1970, which is a <br />supplement to Ordinance No. 4268 -59. This ap- <br />plies to any structure or any portion of a struc- <br />ture hich remains vacant and unoccupied for a <br />perioo in excess of 30 days, and covers: <br />CITY -WIDE RELOCATION <br />PROGRESS <br />RELOCATION, INDIANA R -66 <br />t i5 <br />REL:O6TfdN',' INDIANA R -57 <br />1. Securing Premises <br />2. Barricading of Alcoves and Entry Courts. <br />(Having a horizontal depth of more <br />than two feet, shall upon order of <br />the Building Commissioner, when, in <br />his opinion, the public health, safety <br />or general welfare required that such <br />action be taken, be closed by the erec- <br />-9- <br />RELOCATION, INDIANA R -56 <br />ORDINANCE NO. 5198 -70 <br />APPROVED BY COMMON COUNCIL <br />
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