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7. ESS REPORTS (Cont'd Contracts Nos. 4, 6 and 8 have been re- advertised for bid in accordance with HUD instructions and new contractors will be determined by October 7. Work on Contract No. 5 should be completed early in October and construction on Contract No. 9 and No. 11 is progressing well. Work on Contract No. 12 will not start until HUD concurrence is re- ceived. The remainder of the work on Contracts Nos. 3 and 7 will be re- advertised as one contract. 5) Relocation Progress'Report: Mrs. Dorothy Howell, Director of Residential Relocation, submitted the following written report: Southeast N.D.P. A -10: Workload 11 - -6 families, 5 individuals. Model Cities'N.D.P. A -10: One individual temporarily relocated. R -57: One individual - -house in condemnation. City -Wide: Workload 11 families. Four referrals received this month. City -wide funds are in- sufficient to allow relocation benefits for our remaining workload. Model Cities Substandard: Workload seven families. One referral received this month. Working with families. STIONS AND /OR COMMENTS OR DISSERTATIONS FROM THE PUBLIC: 1) Block 6: On question raised if there is any change from the last meeting on the advertising date of the Public Offering of bid for Block 6, Mr. Brownell advised he is not sure of that date but is working on that now. He is working on Proclaimers for Disposition Parcel No. 6 -1 and 6 -2, and working on the easements required for acquisition parcel (electrical, gas, water, etc.), access to bridge. He is talking to prospective developers. 2) E -7 Project: Mrs. Glenda Rae Hernandez, Treasurer of the Southeast PAC, stated we are saying the people are happy regarding the E -7 Project, and that we have not made many happy. Their understanding was that these HUD programs were voluntary and the people could pull out at any time. One person who applied for rehabilita- - 15 - RELOCATION REPORT BLOCK 6 E -7 PROJECT