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Cqlexico Gets HHFA Approvol On Slum Gleoronce Progrom

The Imperial Valley city of Calexico, Calif., a community of 8,000 population located on the international boundary line betweeri the United States and Mexico, has received approval of its program for the elimination and prevention of slums and blight. Calexico is the third city in California to receive such approval. Such action by Oakley Hunter, acting administrator of the Housing and Home Finance Agency, carries with it certification that federal assistance of the types specified in the Housing Act of 1954 may be made available to this community in carrying out its program of urban renerval. This border town lies within one cf the largest irrigated areas in the country. The area receives its water from the Hoover Dam reservoir. Calexico has been active in recent years in all phases of urban renewal. A slum clearance and urban redevelopment project is in the final planning stage. There are two lowrent public housing projects in the city-one of 45 units owned and operated by the city, and the other of 25 units operated by the Imperial County Housing Authority. The city plans to develop 30 additional units recently allocated by the Public Housing Administration to provide housing for low-income families to be displaced as a result of urban renewal and redevelopment activities.

There are an estimated 600 substandard dwelling units in the city and it is expected that the city I,r'ill add a building inspector to the present organization to assist in inspecting these structures.

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