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scheduled <br />session a: <br />and a comy <br />local pro: <br />for all ui <br />motion by <br />Mr.. Barbe <br />authorizes <br />for April 28 -29, 1966. This will be a very informative <br />a system has been tried and perfected by 26 cities <br />lete revision will go into effect to combine all <br />ects into a single annual budget and accounting system <br />ban renewal agencies. -The Commission approved the <br />Mr. Louis, seconded by Mr. Helmen, that Mr. Chong and <br />attend the Minneapolis Workshop with expenses <br />from project funds. <br />c. The Commission approved the investment for 60 days, of INVESTMENT IN <br />$163,000. 0 from the Urban Redevelopment District Capital Fund, U.S.,TREASURY, <br />Chapin Street Project, R -29, in U. S. Treasury Bills, upon the BILLS, R -29 <br />motion by Mr. Louis, seconded by Mr. Koczan. CHAPIN <br />d. Because of local decision to separate storm and sani- <br />tary sewers, and because of an overrun in relocation grant <br />commitments, the Redevelopment Department must now file an <br />Amendatory Loan and Grant Application. The original loan and <br />grant app ication provided for $192,000 for site improvements <br />which now will be amended to $327,000. Also included in these <br />site improvements will be new traffic lights at the Chapin <br />Street and Western Avenue intersection, after widening.of the <br />streets and improving Chapin Street pavement. In order to . <br />approve the Amendatory Loan and Grant Application, the Commission <br />passed Resolution 130, which was reviewed by legal counsel, upon <br />the motion by Mr. Koczan, seconded by Mr. Helmen. Resolution 130 <br />is attached and hereby made a part of these minutes. <br />e. he Commission approved Resolution 131, upon the motion <br />.by Mr. Koczan, seconded by Mr. Louis, which authorizes contracts <br />to be executed for land disposition covering the following <br />buyers: Hanson Engineering Company; H. Powell and R. Powell of <br />the Powell Tool Supply, Inc.; Robert Binder; South Bend Lathe, <br />Division f Amsted Industries, Inc.; United Beverage Company <br />of South Bend, Inc.; Sippel Realty Corporation; and Model <br />Coverall Service, Inc. Resolution 131 is attached and hereby made <br />a part of these minutes. <br />7. <br />a. a le Street Project, R -7. Rieth -Riley Construction <br />Company, ., has completed demolition of the structures on <br />the Caras Tncproperty. <br />b, Chapin Street Project, R -29. Messrs. Hammerschmidt and <br />Chong met with representatives of the Housing Authority and <br />I. & M. Electric Company to discuss the pending easement problem. <br />The Chicago Department of Housing and Urban Development office <br />cannot give approval of the average of the three appraisals for <br />the Publi Housing site in the Chapin Street Project, R -29, until <br />the utili y easement is settled and final disposition documents <br />completed <br />-4- <br />RESOLUTION <br />130 <br />RESOLUTION <br />131 <br />SAMPLE STREET <br />R -7 <br />CHAPIN STREET <br />R -29 <br />it <br />
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