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7. <br />pape <br />75% <br />remo <br />PROGRESS REPORTS (Cont'd) <br />work and have a price of $1855 for the work - Colip is due <br />f this and Hickey the other 25% for labor because they have to <br />e some <br />Mr. flelmen asked if the program has gone too far to do this and Mr. <br />Akin said "no, it can be done ". Mr. Wiggins thought most anything <br />would use a 110 volt line and Mr. Akin said even the large sculpture <br />uses 110 volts but Mr. Wilcox indicated that two of the first re- <br />quests he has had for power entail the use of 220 volt lines; one <br />of tse was a 1952 vehicle which dispenses hot dogs - he didn't <br />rec what the other request was for. <br />Mr. kin said there are several areas with large junction boxes and <br />Mr. �ilcox indicated he had brought up the above items for the record. <br />Mr. iggins moved to approve this expenditure of $1355. for conven- <br />ienc outlets, seconded by Mr. Chenney and passed unanimously. <br />b. NDP - A -10. Mr. Parrish submitted a report on the project NDP - A -10 PROD. <br />indicating that of the total parcels to be acquired (105), 58 have <br />been deeded to the Department, we have options on 8 parcels, the <br />City of South Bend owns 22parcels and there are 8 in condemnation, <br />makitig a total of 96 parcels in various stages of acquisition and a <br />total of 9 left to be acquired. <br />c. E -7. This project proposal has had first reading in the E -7 <br />Coun it and they put it back in Committee. <br />d. E -3 and E -5. These two projects have been closed out, audit E -3 and E -5 <br />made and completed. For the record, there were no findings made against <br />our epartment in the final audit. <br />(6) �e. E -6 . This project has been going along smoothly, with six E -6 <br />ontracts awarded, for a total of $85,000—there are 36 structures. <br />f. Merry Avenue: Mr. Larry Wartha, Assistant Director of Adminis- MERRY AVE. <br />trat on and Finance, submitted his written report for the monthof <br />Apri , 1974 and update is: <br />Ther is one relocation case remaining, Madison Scott; there are nine <br />cond mnations, three are in settlement stages, and four structures <br />ream n to be demolished. <br />Rehabilitation Re ort. This written report was submitted <br />by M �g. <br />. William C. Ellison, Assistant Director, Operations Division: <br />R -57 The one remaining rehab case in this project is that of Mr. <br />& Ms George Pope and proposed disposition of this case was made in <br />the regular Commission meeting minutes under 6 (d). <br />E -3 One final inspection made. Rehab work in progress at 801 Turnock <br />Street, James and Ina Austin. <br />E -5 t Three remaining rehab jobs. <br />E -6 Twenty -six (26) inspections were conducted during the month in <br />-12 <br />I. .1. <br />
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