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436 <br />REGULAR MEETING <br />NOVEMBER 26, 1984 <br />Councilman Thomas Zakrzewski was present and asked what has <br />developed since the public hearing of the Board of Zoning Appeals <br />in that the application indicated that a Transfer Station and <br />Recycling Operation would be conducted. <br />Mr. Fedder explained that in the past the license applications <br />contained one place to be checked -off for Transfer Station and <br />Recycling Operations and in order to complete the application as <br />accurately as possible, both items were checked -off on the new <br />application. Mr. Hill confirmed that Mr. Fedder did have <br />discussions with his office approximately two (2) weeks ago <br />regarding this matter of correctly completing the license <br />application. <br />Councilwoman Beverly Crone asked if Mr. Fedder anticipated that <br />all contracts with the supplier and the Bendix Corporation would <br />be signed when the applicant comes back for renewal in 1985. In <br />response Mr. Fedder answered yes, but also stated that if the <br />application discussed today is not received by the Common Council <br />until January of 1985, the contracts might not be signed. <br />Mr. Collier stated that Bendix's first question to him is whether <br />or not all the legalities have been worked out with the City as <br />they are making a substantial investment in this operation. Mr. <br />Zakrzewski stated that along those same lines, the City must be <br />sure that all legalities are worked out on its part before the <br />license can be granted. <br />There being no further discussion regarding this matter, upon a <br />motion made by Mr. Leszczynski, seconded by Mr. Hill and carried, <br />the Recycling Operation license application of Something of <br />Value, Inc. was continued until December 3, 1984, in order to <br />give the applicant time to meet with the Department of Code <br />Enforcement and the Fire Department to formulate a timetable in <br />which all violations can expect to be corrected, said timetable <br />to be presented to the Board on December 3, 1984. <br />FILING OF FINAL ASSESSMENT ROLL #2992 - LANDMARK BUSINESS PARK <br />(IMPROVEMENT RESOLUTION NO. 3521-84 BRICK ROAD, CURBS & STREETS) <br />In a letter to the Board, Mr. John E. Leszczynski, Director, <br />Public Works, submitted Final Assessment Roll No. 2992 in the <br />amount of $147,507.55 for the above referred to project. Mr. <br />Leszczynski stated that improvements have been completed by all <br />contractors. Upon a motion made by Mr. Leszczynski, seconded by <br />Mr. Hill and carried, the Final Assessment Roll #2992 was filed <br />and a public hearing date of December 10, 1984 was set to hear <br />remonstrances from affected property owners concerning the <br />amounts assessed. <br />APPROVE VEHICLE STORAGE AGREEMENT - CITY OF SOUTH BEND/TRANSPO <br />Ms. Katherine Barnard, Department of Code Enforcement, submitted <br />to the Board for approval a Vehicle Storage Agreement between the <br />City and Transpo for the storage of three (3) tractors owned by <br />the City of South Bend's Code Enforcement Department at the <br />Transpo facility at 901 Northside Boulevard, South Bend, Indiana. <br />The term of the Agreement shall be from the date of its execution <br />until the tractors are removed voluntarily by the Code <br />Enforcement Department or at the request of Transpo. Upon a <br />motion made by Mr. Leszczynski, seconded by Mr. Hill and carried, <br />the above referred to Agreement was approved and executed. <br />APPROVE REQUEST OF BAKER RUBBER, INC. TO PLACE A TEMPORARY OFFICE <br />TRAILER AT 700 WEST CHIPPEWA AVENUE <br />In a letter to the Board, Ms. Carol S. Heald, Purchasing Manager, <br />Baker Rubber, Inc., 700 West Chippewa Avenue, South Bend, <br />Indiana, requested permission to place an office trailer at their <br />1 <br />1 <br />1 <br />