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7. PROGRESS REPORTS (Cont'd City-Wide: Workload is five families; four substandard and one 3) City -Wide burnout. Three families added to workload this month- - burnouts. Three families moved; two burnouts and one substa dard. Kaley School Site; 0 e family moved and one remaining on site, who 4) Kaley School is in rocess of purchasing a home. Site Open S ace - Park Site: Working with two families, who have been referred 5) Open Space - to Urban League for Credit Counseling. Extended Ser- Park Site vices granted through Model Cities has helped in get- ting d bts corrected. Randol h- Sampson Street: T o families moved. This project will be closed 6) Randolph- Sampson as sood as their checks are received. Street Code Enforcement: E-3 received the first case- -one family. 7) Code Enforcement E -3 & E -5 E-5 first case. One large family mcved into a 235 hone. Family relocated after working out credit problem. g. NAHRO Annual Meeting: Mr. Barbe advised the ANNUAL NAHRO MEETING Annual NAHRO Meeting willl b in Cincinnati, Ohio, in May, and at the same time there will be a National Conference on the Downtown Malls. This part of the meeting will be orient Ed toward Commissioners, developers, etc., and they would itc. ike to see a good turnout with the Commission. Also, hey are offering free exhibition spaces for models, maps, 8. NEXT MEETING A Special Meeting is being called for Thursday, SPECIAL COMMISSION February 17, 1972, at 10:30 A.M., in the Office of the MEETING, FEBRUARY 17, Department of Redevelopment, to be held in lieu of the 1972 Regular Commission Meeting set by by -laws for February 18th, which is a legal holiday. Mr. Wi gins moved for the next Commission meeting to be hell February 17, seconded by Rev. Williams, and unanim usly carried.