Because (as discussed below) the Pikini people will have to continue to live for the next several years on Killi and because there is some probability that some of them will elect to remain on Killi rather then relocate themselves on Bikini, some improvements to hous Sing, community feciliti and ssricultural resources are in order for that island. ‘These costs are estimted at approximately $100,000 and are reauired in fiscal year 1970 and 1971. . Similarly, the plight of the former Eniwetok people, who heave been relocated on Ujeleng, requires. attention. These people were rexoved fron Enivetok shortly after the removal of the Bikini people and resettled on the’ much smaller Ujelang atoll, The Defense Department has concluded that netional security requirements for Fniwetok ere such that return of not foreseezble, se people is The Ujelangese are in urgent need of improved housing, community , and agricultural resources, 211 of which are currently beyond their: means. Their near desperate s situation is highlighted by the irnoending end of the Bikini odyssey. Improvements to the Ujelang community are estinated to total $80,000 for fiscal years 1970 and 1971. Tne total resettlement program, including clearing, redevelopment over a five-year period, end essential improvements to the Killi and Ujelang communities, is estimated to amount to $2,961,800. The aiternatives are; 1. Do nothing now, but let a fev islanders return and reestablish residence on Bikini in its present condition. Tnis alternative isijected because of the moral responsibility as well aS the political, sociglogical and economic need to rehabilitate the islancers. aa -T-