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B. The second Target Area, also part of the area commonly known as Santa Anita, includes residential units in Census Tract 890.02 north of First Street between Harbor Boulevard on the east and Newhope on the west on Mountain View Street, Fifth Street, Huylars Ln., and the Forry and Missouri Lane area. The area has been substantially reduced from the boundaries indicated by the Workable Program for Community Improvement in light of the mobile- home park developed abutting First Street in 1974. A total of 116 units were surveyed, 43 (37%) were constructed prior to 1945 and 12 (10%) anticipated to have a life expectancy of less than ten years. Twenty units were rated poor in quality of mainten- ance and 13 poor in premise rating. The target area is similar to the first with indications of longer range stability and only fair overall parcel rating. The housing stock condition would be rated as generally good. The Multiple Unit Survey responses covered 32 two bedroom rental units having a monthly rent of $160.00, which were all in the target area. The 1970 Block Statistics showed an average rent of $113.00 for the target area with the average for the census trac% being $134.00 per month. In 1970 the average home value was $19,870.00 in the target area and $22,400.00 for the census tract. There were 160 units according to the Census (again show- ing a decrease since 1970 in total units) with 41 owner occupied and 117 rentals. A total of five units were indicated as lacking all or some plumbing facilities, seven as being single person households, and 31 with female householdheads. The 1970 target area population of 622 would be estimated at 560 in 1974. Fifty- six (35%) of the units were indicated as having 1.01 or more persons per room. C. The area commonly known as Progresso consisting of two blocks on the southeast corner of Euclid Avenue and Seventeenth Street (Westminster Boulevard) in Census Tract 890.01 is the third Target Area in the area west of the Santa Aha River. It is a small, isolated area on the edge of the City of Santa Aha abut- ting Garden Grove. There is only a total of 98 units however 60 percent are over 30 years old and 41 percent have a life ex- pectancy of less than ten years. Almost half of the units were classified poor regarding the quality of maintenance and over four out of ten were rated poor concerning the premise. Overall the target area had a mid range longevity rating and a fair parcel rating. This would place it in the worst condition of the four target areas in the area west of the river, however numerically it is one of the Smallest and most compact of the survey locations- As wifh the next target area there were no responses from this location to the Multiple Unit Survey questionnaire. The 1970 Block Statistic: showed an almost even split between owner occupied and rental units. This was the highest percentage for owner occupa~cy of the four target areas east of the Santa Aha River. The total units in 1970 was just three less than the current survey indicating relatively little physical change. Only one unit was listed as lack- ing plumbing facilities, six single person house- OONl .a