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South Bend Redevelopment Commission <br />Regular Meeting -January 15, 2010 <br />staff to prepare maps and plats showing the <br />boundaries to be affected by the amendment, <br />the location of parcels, streets, alleys, that <br />would be affected by the acquisition, <br />clearance, rezoning, etc., and the owners of <br />the parcels proposed to be acquired. <br />Area 1: Ignition Park South <br />The Commission recently approved <br />acquisition of some properties in an area staff <br />is calling Ignition Park South, along Indiana <br />Avenue from Taylor to Prairie. Many <br />properties in this area are in various states of <br />distress and staff would like to continue to <br />acquire vacant or abandoned properties <br />within this corridor, including some on tax <br />sale. Additionally, staff would add to the <br />acquisition list the properties acquired from <br />the Burton family and occupied by Waste <br />Management. Those properties are now <br />owned by the City of South Bend. <br />Area 2: Ignition Park West -Prairie <br />Avenue to Walnut Street <br />As staff has worked to develop a plan <br />concept for the areas to the east and south of <br />Ignition Park and has begun strategic <br />acquisition of properties with non-consistent <br />uses, staff requests authorization to examine <br />the area west of Ignition Park and plan for <br />future redevelopment needs in that area. A <br />need for a plan west of the park became <br />apparent when a wrecker service proposed <br />reuse of a vacant parcel. A wrecker service <br />might have been a reasonable use on Prairie <br />Avenue in the past, but the proposed use with <br />Ignition Park illustrates the need for a plan <br />for this area. <br />Area 3: Gorny Plaza (1116 S. Main St) <br />Gorny Plaza is located on the southeast <br />corner of Stull and Main. It is presently <br />listed for sale and would be a target <br />3 <br />