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N NEW BUSINESS (Cont dj cont actor Relationships, Model Cities Programs, Elack Cons ruction Workers and Contractors, Breakthrough Projects, Educitional Institutions in Contractor Development, Elected and ppointed Political Officials, the Media and Black Con- stru.tion Issue, Economic Development Programs and the Minority Contractor, Government Programs and Unknotin Frontiers in Government Spending, Financing the Minority Contractor, Legal Problems and Solutions, with speakers from the Commerce Department, Model Cities President, HUD representatives—George Romney, Assistant to President Nixoo Robert Brown, and many top officials. On mqtion by Mr. Wiggins, seconded by Rev. Williams, Mr. Alfold was authorized to attend this Conference. Motion unanimously mously carried. 7. IPROGRESS REPORTS a. Business '- Relocatiln, R-66: Mr. John A. Kotzen- mach r, Business- Relocation Officer, submitted a written mont ly report for March: The llowing claims were paid: 7 Moving Expense Claims $ 33,090.12 1 Direct Loss of Property Claim 1,352.50 6 Alternate Payment Claims 60,000.00 2 Small Business Displacement Payment Claims 5,000.00 Total Relocation Payments $ 99,442.62 Status of following: Dr. Scholl's, Inc., Parcel 12-5 Karmel Korr Shin, 12-5 Community News Stand, 3-14 Professional Hearing Aid 9-17 17 e Book Shop, 4-4 Vacated 3-31-72 Vacating 4-10-72 Has new location, 122 W. Wash. Has sion lease, 136 S. Main Will be out 5-1-72, 130 N. Mich. b Downtown Rehabilitation, R-66: Mr. Edwin R. Bauer RehaBiT7 eticnn Architect, submitted a. written repor . Rehab,litation standards and notices to inspect were sent to six structures located in the near environs and outer extremities of the Pedestrian Mall proper. Work has been completed on new heating plants for four parcels along the Mall route and work is underway at four additional - 14. - BUSINESS RELOCATION, R-66 DOWNTOWN REHABILITA- TION, R-66