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7. OROGRESS REPORTS (Cont'd Flyers have been passed out to each and every house and building affected in the E -5 Code Enforcement area for the second year. The people are more oriented to the program and appreciate our help. Emer6ency repair fund had a total of 14 cases. Relocation Progress Report: Mrs. Dorothy Howell, RELOCATION PROGRESS Dire for of Residential Relocation, submitted a written REPORT repo t: R -66 All residents have moved. Expect additional families to come on workload. OSA- 3: One family remaining on workload -- purchased home and should move by November 25. E -3: Total workload 16--11 families and 5 individuals. Approval for demolition before the Board of Works for nine dwellings. City-Wide: Workload seven families in substandard dwell- ings. Size of some of the families are causing difficulties in relocation. E -5: Workload one family. Merry Avenue Project: Workload 19 families and one individual. One family and one individual moved on their own -- individual will accept relocation benefits; family will not accept relocation benefits, refused any assistance. Model Cities Substandard: Workload seven families in substandard dwellings - -one family waiting for Public Housing unit, one purchasing home, working with remaining five. R -57 Amendatory: Workload one family -- uncooperative in relocating. Eight additional properties in La- Salle Park are to be acquired. Kaley School Site: The one family remaining in Kaley School Project moved 9- 21 -72. Unless it is determined some of the former residents are eligible for additional payments, this project will be closed. 8. NEXT MEETING he next Regular Meeting of the Redevelopment Com- NEXT MEETING, miss -on will be at 10:30 A.M., Friday, October 20, 1972, OCTOBER 20, 1972 in t e Office of the Department of Redevelopment. - 15 -