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133 <br />REGULAR MEETING NOVEMBER 16, 1981 <br />APPROVE ADDENDUM II (COMMUNITY DEVELOPMENT CONTRACT - <br />NATIONAL SPINAL CORD INJURY FOUNDATION) <br />Mrs. Patricia Harris from the Community Development Department <br />staff explained that the addendum was needed for the home <br />modification activity using 1980 funds. She stated that, in <br />order to complete the activity by the end of the current year, <br />the Spinal Cord Injury Foundation requested that they be <br />allowed to serve clients outside the target area, and extend <br />the contract by two weeks. She advised that some budget <br />shifting was done in order to fund the salaries in the amount <br />of $462.00 for the extension of the contract, and this amount <br />had been taken from the materials and labor account. She <br />stated that there was no increase in the original budget <br />amount. Upon a motion made by Mr. Kernan, seconded by Mr. <br />Leszczynski and carried, the above addendum was approved. <br />APPROVE OPEN AIR STAND LICENSE - ROSS A, PERRI (JEFFERSON & LOGA.N) <br />An application for an Open Air Stand License on behalf of Ross <br />A. Perri for permission to sell Christmas trees on a vacant lot <br />located at the northwest corner of Jefferson and Logan Streets <br />was received. Permission from the owner of the property, Don <br />Newman, for use of the property for that purpose was also <br />Q submitted. Mr. Leszczynski noted that there was no objection <br />to the sale of trees at that location by the Bureau of Traffic <br />and Lighting, provided that at least five off-street parking <br />spaces were available. Mr. Leszczynski also noted that this <br />location had been used many times in the past for the sale of <br />trees, fireworks, etc. and there had not been any problems <br />incurred as a result of past uses. Upon a motion made by Mr. <br />Leszczynski, seconded by Mr. Hill and carried, the application <br />was approved and referred to the Deputy Controller's Office <br />for issuance of the license. <br />APPROVE INTERSECTION FUND SOLICITATION - <br />CENTURY 21 AND EASTER SEAL CAMPAIGN <br />A request was received from Eldon E. Senour, Broker for Century <br />21 Real Estate, and Chairman of the Indiana Easter Seal Campaign, <br />for permission to solicit funds at various intersections on <br />Saturday, November 21, 1981. Mr. Leszczynski advised that the <br />Bureau of Traffic and Lighting recommended that the intersections <br />of Ironwood and Lincolnway East, and Sample and Lincolnway East, <br />be denied because of the Twyckenham Bridge closure and the <br />detour of that traffic to those intersections. Further, that <br />the intersections of Angela and Michigan, and Ireland and <br />Michigan, be denied because of high traffic volumes. Upon a <br />motion made by Mr. Leszczynski,seconded by Mr. Hill and carried, <br />the solicitation was approved at the following intersections, <br />subject to the filing of a Hold Harmless Agreement and in <br />accordance with guidelines previously established by the <br />Board for such solicitations: <br />Ireland Road and Miami <br />Miami and Ewing <br />Jefferson and Logan <br />McKinley and Ironwood <br />Ironwood and Edison <br />Lincolnway West and Bendix <br />Eddy and Jefferson <br />Michigan and Sample <br />APPROVE COUNTER-OFFER FOR PURCHASE OF CITY -OWNED <br />PROPERTY (112 E. OHIO) <br />A counter-offer was received from Mr. Frank X. Kopinski for the <br />purchase of a city -owned lot located at 112 East Ohio Street, in <br />the amount of $100.00. Mr. Leszczynski advised that the <br />property had been previously approved for sale, an appraisal <br />made, and an offering price of $307.00 established. Mr. Hill <br />stated that it was very unlikely that this particular parcel <br />