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8. PROGRESS REPORTS Cont'd) Homemakers just finished food service classes which had been sponsored by the Indiana Vocational.Technical College. Each Homemaker was awarded a certificate., 1. Relocation Progress Report: Mrs. Dorothy Howell, Director of Residential Relocation, submitted a written re- port for her staff: R -66 Same as prior. OSA- 3: Same as prior. Code Enforcement E -3: Workload of four with three indivi- duals an one family. One individual remains temporarily relocated -- working with remaining family and individuals. School Site: Same as prior. R-57f Workload of one family, who refuses to cooperate with our efforts to help. Cit Wide: Workload of eleven families and one individual. ost of the families are too large for Public Hous- ing units and the individual is not interested in Public Housing. The additional assistance payment of $2,000 is helpful but most of these families have tremendous credit problems. E -5 Ode Enforcement: Same as prior. Merrr Avenue: Workload of six families, three of whom have moved temporarily, - -one purchasing a home and will close on Friday, Feb. 2. Working with remaining families. de Cities Substandard: Workload of six families. One family temporarily moved into LaSalle Hotel and substandard families have credit problems. Also a an Annual Relocation Report was submitted for 1972. OTHER MATTERS a. Demolition Contract No. 31 President Helmen dis- cussed the Marion, Indiana contractor for the demolition on Washington Street site. After some discussion it was placed into the hands of the staff to make final determination along with Legal Counsel. The the demo' emolition takes in everything west of Block's, but not lock building, an L- shaped building which cannot be ished at this time, due to telephone lines, etc. - 16 - RELOCATION PROGRESS REPORT DEMOLITION