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7. PROGRESS REPORTS (Cont'd <br />and.cla ms 'are in process. The relocation staff has <br />receive word that another Small Business Administrate <br />tion to n has been secured by South Bend Beauty Supply. <br />b. <br />advised <br />agreemei <br />25 -1, WI <br />condemn <br />Superio, <br />Downtown Negotiations: Mr. Hubert M.; Weaver <br />in the post office site he has mailed two option <br />its for out -of -town owners to sign: Parcel No. <br />JDU and 24 -6, at 434 S. St. Joseph Street. One <br />ition case is on file in St.. Joseph County <br />Court on Parcel Nos. 24 -3, 24 -4 and 24 -5. <br />We have title to 71 parcels, for a total of $2,643,535. <br />To date 90 options have been signed, at a total cost <br />of $3,969,023. Only one condemnation in the post <br />office site has been filed, with:the hearing set for. <br />October 8th All other parcels have signed options. <br />c. Housing Clinic: Rev. Kirk stated the Housing <br />Clinic s making progress. All the utilities are in <br />and they hope to open next week. Rev. Kirk extended <br />an invitation to the Commissioners for the opening. <br />It would be a good opportunity to meet the residents <br />and hav the residents meet the Commission. About ten <br />familiee are interested in this type of Clinic. Mr. <br />Helmen asked how he is going to.staff.the.Clinic? Rev.. <br />Kirk st ted he plans to use his staff with additional <br />staff c )ming in from:like agencies :in the community on <br />a volun ary basis. The Urban League will lend Mrs. <br />Watson n the field of housing, which will be of great <br />help. ihe Clinic building is housed at: 410 L.W.E. <br />d. City -Wide Relocation: Our staff met with the <br />Housing Authority and the Substandard Division, on <br />Septemb r 29th, and worked out procedures and agree- <br />ments w ich will simplify the rehousing of families <br />by City wide relocation. The workload should dimish <br />within �fie 'next two or three weeks. <br />DOWNTOWN NEGOTIATIONS, <br />R-66 <br />HOUSING CLINIC, <br />410 L.W.E. <br />CITY -WIDE RELOCATION <br />e. Relocation, R -66: Rev. Kirk said his September RELOCATION, <br />workloa in R -66 was 28, with nine families and 18 in- CENTRAL DOWNTOWN <br />dividua s'. One family and eight individuals moved with- URBAN RENEWAL PROJECT, <br />out notification and one individual moved into private R -66 <br />sales h using. <br />f. <br />the tot <br />was 39, <br />period <br />with a <br />to mont <br />$766.00 <br />cause i <br />receive <br />May l t <br />Property Management: Rev. Kirk reported that PROPERTY MANAGEMENT, <br />1 workload from May through September 30, 1970, R -66 <br />vacated 13. The accounts receivable for this <br />,as $14,453.00, >eash collected was $13,230.00, <br />alance due of $1,223.00, credits (vacated prior <br />'s end) $457.00, with a total balance due of <br />Rev. Kirk stated we will get the balance, be- <br />they do not pay the amount owed, they cannot <br />their relocation claim. Expenditures from <br />rough September 30, 1970, totalled $3,327.35. <br />-8- <br />