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REGULAR MEETING <br />JULY 6, 1976 <br />e-1 <br />1 <br />Mr. Thomas George Podell, 54542 Ivy Road, informed the Board <br />that he was the owner of the house to be moved. He said the house <br />was built in 1922 and, at that time, termite shields were not <br />installed. He said any house built at that time would probably <br />show termite damage. Mr. Podell said the house would be completely <br />renovated. He displayed pictures of the houses on Devon Circle <br />and the house he plans to move there and said this house will <br />fit in with the architectural style of the houses in the area. <br />Mr. Podell said the City requires five days notice to the property <br />owners regarding a house move and said that is what was given in <br />this case. Mr. Podell then provided the Board with copies of <br />the following letters from Osteopathic Hospital:, <br />ja <br />June 25, 1976 <br />Messrs. Podell and Lykowski: <br />We write you as attorneys for The South Bend Osteopathic <br />Hospital, Inc._ You are, of course, aware that the <br />house and garage purchased by Mr. Podell from the hospital <br />are still on hospital property. <br />Kindly recall your receiving a letter dated June 3, 1976 <br />of Hospital Building & Equipment Company, and as a <br />consequence of that letter, we met on June 7, 1976. At <br />that time, you indicated the house would be removed no <br />later than June 16, 1976. Please understand that your <br />continued delay has resulted in extra construction costs <br />at the property. <br />This is not acceptable and is incurring additional damage <br />and expense, as the hospital is being advised by the <br />general contractor, H.B.E. In particular, it is understood <br />that steel is expected on the property at any time and <br />will be fully delivered by July 2; wherein the house and <br />garage will create a very major problem for the storing <br />of steel, and access in and about the premises. <br />Therefore, you are both now advised that the house and <br />garage must be removed from the premises immediately, <br />so that any continuing expense or increased expense <br />is not incurred. <br />Further understand that if the house is not removed, it <br />will be raised at your expense. This action is necessary <br />to mitigate damages and expenses which are accruing, as <br />a result of the house and garage being on the premises. <br />This action was suggested at our meeting on June 7, 1976 <br />and is allowable in our agreement with Mr. Podell, if <br />the house is not moved by May 10, 1976. <br />Please further understand you will be held responsible <br />for all damage and extra expense incurred to date, as a <br />result of the house remaining on the premises, even though <br />it be moved by you pursuant to this letter. A statement <br />of those damages and expenses will be submitted when finalized. <br />Yours very truly, <br />s/ Willian 11. Farabaugh <br />Chapleau, Roper, Mclnerny, Minczeski <br />& Farabaugh it <br />