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7. REPORTS (Cont'd Mr. Bauer advised there appears to be a conflict in many of the projecting signs, along the designated mall area. Many of the projecting signs will have to be relocated or have new signs. A report on this will bE forthcoming for the next Commission meeting. Mr. Ha merschmidt advised the Sign Committee has re- questec the sign requirements be placed into ordinance form, te presented to them and follow through with City Council for adoption of that ordinance. d. Relocation Progress Report: This report was given ty Mrs. Dorothy Howell, Residential Relocation Director: 1) Central Downtown; R- -66: 1) Central.Downtown, R -66 Total workload is 18; eleven families, seven , indi -. viduals. Two individuals moved this month. RELOCATION PROGRESS REPORT: 91 3) Having difficulties finding adequate housing for families and individuals remaining in the R=66 area. Most are of low - income and Public Housing has no available units. Housing Authority promises t ( house one of our large families Oy end of this m nth. LdSalle Park, R -57 2) :LaSalle Park, . R -57 . T tal workload is eight large families; currently working with three families in this area, two.are ,purchasing homes, one family plans to move later t ,is month, one family moving to Leased 23 Housing, ore family in substandard. Kale Kaley School Site 3) Kaley School Site Two families moved this month; one family closing a dwill probably move in November, 235 Loan pending. 4) 0 en Space F (ur families from area have been relocated, three families moving this month, one individual is wait - i g for Public Housing unit. 5) R ndolph- Samson Street Project F ve families remain on workload; three families M ved; one family moved October 15; four families f and homes and will be moving in near future. -10- 4) Open Space 5) Randolph- Sampson Street Project