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7. PROGRESS REPORTS (Cont'd b.1 Staff Reports: 1) E -6, Model Neighborhood Code Enforcement Project Report: This written report was submitted by Mr. John Davis, Project E -6 Director of the E -6 Program, in which he advised two (2) PROGRESS contractors are presently engaged in physical rehabilitation. REPORT A total of four (4) homes were rehabilitated during the month of July. The E -6 Office has moved from 1002 West Thomas Street to: 521 North Eclipse Place, on July 28, 1975. 2) E -7, Bureau of Housing Report: This written report was submitted by Mr. Kenneth J. Schaller, E -7 Project Director of the E -7 Project, Bureau of Housing, PROGRESS Southeast area, in which he advised the month of July has REPORT been one of transition for the E -7 program. Applications under Federal Revenue Sharing have ceased and staff is presently taking applications under Community Development guidelines. Data sheets needed to record required informa- tion have been developed and presently the guidelines for the program are in the process of final revision. Property data sheets have also been completed on all homes (over 800) in the project area. Each sheet contains definitive information about the structure which will be extremely helpful to the program. From this data sheet, letters of application will be sent to the residents informing them of the program and its objectives. During July, there have been 17 homeowners who have applied to the program. At this time, 25 Notices to Proceed have been issued to contractors. Several preconstruction confer- ences have been held during the month and work has finalized on eleven houses. The coming months will be bringing steadily increased activity in the project area to complete those homes in progress plus to initiate actions required before bidding procedures can be activated on the new program applicants. 3) Relocation Progress Report: This written report was submitted by the Relocation Staff -- RELOCATION Ms. Billie Wesley and Ms. Ann Owens, for the month of July: PROGRESS REPORT City -Wide: Referrals are being accepted from the Environ- mental Protection Bureau and added to staff workload. The people, however, will not be contacted by our office until funds become available.