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proceed properti 5-5, 5-1 purchase of sonde Commissi Mr. Komp within 10 days of receipt of subject letter. The as involved are Parcel Nos. 3-9, 3-10, 4-10, 5-4, 3 and 6-2 * 'The staff will continue to pursue the of these properties prior to actual initiation nnation procedures. Resolution No. 230 received Dn approval, on motion by Mr. Helmen, seconded by ar. c. 2EFERRAL SERVICE CONTRACT: The staff requested Commissi :)n approval of athird-party contract with the United CDmmunity Services for diagnostic and referral services in the Industrial Expansion Urban Renewal Project, R-56. Tie proposed contract has received-HUD's approval, and is nDt to exceed $2,,000. The Commission approved Re- ferral S2rvice Contract, on motion by Mr. Helmen, seconded by Mr. mpar. d. PUBLIC HEARING ON PART I OF LOAN AND GRANT CONTRACT: The Commission was advised that the Common Council would act upon the Resolution approving the Downtown Plan and feasi- bility of relocation, Monday evening, September 9, 1968. The Redevelopment Commission--upon f * avorable action by the Council on subject Resolution--may schedule the required public hear- ing for the Central Downtown Urban Renewal Project, R-66. The staff apprised the Commission of the recent ruling by the Indiana Supreme Court stating that sufficient time should be provided after the public hearing for possible remonstrance before final action upon the required Resolution. Arguments have been presented stating that sufficient time for review and discussion is not available at a public hearing, and the Supreme Court felt the argument was justifiable. It was the consensus of the Commission to select a spec - ial.meeting date upon the conclusion of the public hearing for the p7tirpose of acting on the required Resolution. Motion was made by Mr. Kompar and seconded by Reverend Kirk that the public hearing is to be scheduled for Tuesday, October 8, 1968, at 7:00 P.M., to be he d in the auditorium of the Public Library, 122 West Wayne St eet, South Bend, Indiana. e. ceived i within I have be( tions, i ties wil 40% of I Renewal the 15 1 Mr. Komi PPROVAL.OF REHABILITATION GRANTS: The staff re- proval of 15 rehabilitation grants for properties e LaSalle Urban Renewal Project. To date, there a total of 66 grants, 17 loans and grant combina- d 20 direct loans--all for rehabilitation of proper- in the LaSalle Urban Renewal Project. Approximately e required rehabilitation-work in the LaSalle Urban roject has been completed. Motion for approval of INDUSTRIAL EXPAN- SION PROJECT, R-56 PUBLIC HEARING CENTRAL DOWNTOWN URBAN RENEWAL PROJECT, R-66 LASALLE PARK PROJECT, R-57 habilitation grants was made by Mr. Helmen and seconded by r. -5-