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7. RROGRESS REPORTS (Cont'd R-57: E-5: 14 progress inspections were made. 12 initial inspections, 16 re-inspections, I grant and I loan submission. At the end of March, there have been 80 initial inspections made in the Model Cities Area Program. The financial Advisors are currently processing cases in R-57 and E-3 and are carrying a workload of 27 potential grants, 21 potential loans of which one will be non- resicential and one an investor loan. Two possible com- binations and two undecided. I Ref ocation Progress Report: Mrs. Dorothy Hcv; ell , Dire for of Residential Relocation Director, also sub- mitt d a written report: R-66: Workload of eleven: six families, five individuals. All residents have been sent notices to qu'+. Two individuals and one family moved, another individual plans to move this month. The relocation staff is working closely with remaining workload. R-57: The one far...-, ly was temporarily relocated in the downtown area should have the transactions for the purchase of her home closed by the 15th of this month. City-Wide: One individual and one family remains on workload- - both substandard. One large family moved into leased housing. LLe2 School Site: One family temporary relocated to a pri- vate rental. Work continuing on her 235 loan appli- cation. ce: Two families and one individual remains on work- load. One 235 Loan expected to be closed 4-14-72. Code lEnforcement E---",: Two families on the workload. I 8. NEXT MEETING RELOCATION PROGRESS REPORT The next Regular Meeting of the Redevelopment Commission NEXT VIEETIVO, will e at 10:30 A.M., F,iday, April 21, 1972, in the Office APRIL 17, 1972 of th Department of Redevelopment. a meeti Irl motion duly made and passed by Mr. Chenney, the adjourned at 11:42 AX - 16 - ADJOURNMENT