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b.
<br />replaci
<br />Wagon,
<br />$2,030;
<br />$2,030;
<br />$2,154.
<br />voted t
<br />funds,
<br />motion
<br />The staff received three bids for the purpose of
<br />ig the oldest staff car, a 1964 Chevrolet Station
<br />(1) Gates Chevrolet, 119" wheel base, less trade -
<br />(2) Freeman Spicer, 117" wheel base, less trade -
<br />(3) Romy Hammes, 119" wheel base, less trade -
<br />Upon consideration of these bids, the Commission
<br />replace the subject car from federal project
<br />indaccepted the best bid of Gates Chevrolet., upon
<br />)y Mr. Kompar, seconded by Mr. Chenney.
<br />c. Due to the fact that several disposition parcels
<br />were bid on by more than one bidder in connection with the
<br />LaSalle Park Project, R-57, President Wiggins on the assent
<br />of Mess s. Kompar and Chenney, called a special meeting
<br />for Tue3day, April 23, 1968, at 10:00 A. M., in the office
<br />of the edevelopment Department to discuss this matter and
<br />to take appropriate action.
<br />d. The staff has been approached by the subcontractor
<br />who is installing the fence for the pedestrian overpass,
<br />Chapin 3treet Pro-Ject, R-29. A new product is on the mar-
<br />ket now wich.is steel fencing but is coated with aluminum
<br />to make it more weather resistant. The original specifi-
<br />cations called for galvanized steel fencing, but in view
<br />of this new, superior product, the staff recommends this
<br />change or the approximate additional charge of $250.
<br />This it m will be tabled until the next regular Commission
<br />meeting in order for the staff to secure the appropriate
<br />written change order.
<br />e.
<br />ciates
<br />the pre
<br />ials on
<br />organiz
<br />order t'.
<br />redevel
<br />with al
<br />establi
<br />and pro
<br />in the
<br />aspects
<br />the Com
<br />sultant
<br />months
<br />May 1,
<br />Kompar.
<br />f.
<br />the E , I
<br />R-57, h,
<br />resulte,
<br />outline
<br />Water D,
<br />At the staff request, the James P. Carroll Asso-
<br />f South Bend, has submitted a proposal involving
<br />aration and distribution of some publicity mater-
<br />the downtown urban renewal program. A professional
<br />Lion is needed for such an extensive program in
<br />at significant contacts can be made with possible
<br />pers who are not now located in South Bend, along
<br />o stimulating interest among-our local business
<br />hments. Attractive publications will be planned,
<br />essional magazines will be used to attract interest
<br />ouch Bend Downtown Project. Because technical
<br />and abilities are not available at the staff level,
<br />ission approved the limited proposal of the con-
<br />James P. Carroll Associates, for a period of two
<br />ith compensation to be $400 per month, to commence
<br />968, upon motion by Fir. Chenney, seconded by Mr.
<br />AUTO BID AWARDED
<br />SPECIAL MEETING
<br />CALLED
<br />PEDESTRIAN OVER-
<br />PASS FENCE, CHA-
<br />PIN STREET,
<br />PROJECT, R-29
<br />JAMES P. CARROL[i
<br />CONTRACT APPROV-D
<br />FOR 2 MONTH,
<br />PERIOD, CENTRAL
<br />DOWNTOWN PROJECT,
<br />R-66
<br />The Water Department has informed the staff that POSSIBLE E. R.
<br />Knapp contractor in the LaSalle Park Project, KNAPP CONTRACT
<br />is caused damage to certain water lines which CHANGE ORDER DUB,'
<br />I in additional work by the Water Department. An TO DAMAGED WATER\1
<br />of the necessary work is being prepared by the LINES, LASALLE
<br />!partment, and will be submitted to the Chicago PARK PROJECT, R-9
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