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8. PROGRESS REPORTS (Cont'd C M Non - Profit Group Report: The written report was submitted by Mr. Kenneth J. Schaller, Project Director: As of September 30, there has been $10,000.00 allocated for the purchase and rehabilitation of two homes. Two grants were approved and awarded by the Redevelopment Commission in their last meeting, under the Housing Rehabili- tation Assistance Program: One to RENEW, Inc., for property at 138 East Pennsylvania Avenue, and the second to RENEW, Inc., Spanish Division, for property at 617 East Haney Street. Both groups are working on the rehabilitation of the structures. The contractural services budget remaining is: $40,000.00. Original allocation was: $50,000.00. Relocation Progress Report: The written report was submitted by the Relocation Staff: City -Wide: Remains same as previous report. Southeast N.D.P. A -10: Workload is four families, two individuals. All residents have been contacted and are presently in process of looking for re- placement housing in Southeast area. Model Cities Extended Services: The one family remaining on workload is expected to move within next three weeks. E -7 Neighborhood Development Program: Workload is one family, two individuals,and staff is presently working with residents. Model Cities Sewer Separation: All residents have moved as of September 25, 1975. COMMISSION MEETING NON- PROFIT GROUP RE- PORT RELOCATION PROGRESS REPORT The next Regular Meeting of the Redevelopment Commission will be at NEXT 10:00 a.m., Friday, October 17, 1975, in the Office of the Depart- COMMISSION me 6t of Redevelopment. MEETING 10. QU�STIONS ON PARKING Ms Derbeck, South Bend Tribune Reporter, asked who is leasing the tw lots from us that Mr. Slafkosky referred to? Di: the 1 e< ;cussion followed on the parking lots. Mr. Brownell stated that South Bend Parking Company continued to pay the amount of the ise they had with the owner from whom we acquired the property. - 15 -