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5. NNW BUSINESS (Cont'd <br />Mr. Gr nt Lewis inquired about the alley in rear of <br />Chicagc Street that cannot be used because it has <br />been t rn up and has been in that condition for about <br />two mo the and when it would be paved. Mr. Bellinger <br />apprised the Commission that virtually all the alleys <br />are passable and that our engineers, Chas. W. Cole & <br />Son, i dicated that the contractor should begin paving <br />operations in the next two weeks. <br />b. 2622 West Napier Street: This building had <br />originally been selected for a site office, and when <br />no lon er required for this prupose, would be sold as <br />a four bedroom home. The original bids received for <br />the rehabilitation of this structure ranged from <br />$14,00 to $16,700, which was economically prohibitive. <br />The proposed work was re- advertised, in hopes of reducing <br />the cost, and included an alternate - -one for only struc- <br />tural reconditioning of the existing porches and the <br />other for the complete new porch enclosures. No bids <br />were received for the second advertising. It was sug- <br />gested to the Commissioners that this structure be <br />demolished and an alternative building selected. The <br />only other building available would not lend itself to <br />a long range usefulness and would cost in the neighbor- <br />hood of $800 to $1,000 to rehabilitate for office usage. <br />This move would be less costly than renting a facility. <br />Authorization was requested from the Commission to ex- <br />pend fund needed for limited refurbishing of the pro- <br />perty located at 2637 Newcome Street for the required <br />site office. Authority was also requested for the <br />acquisition and demolition of the building on 2622 W. <br />Napier Street. The Chair entertained a motion to that <br />effect and motion was so made by Mr. Chenney, seconded <br />by Mr. Wilhelm. <br />c. Sale of Land: Approval was requested to <br />advertise and accept bids for the sale of land, ap- <br />proximately 12.7 acres to be sold for light industrial <br />or commercial use, in the Industrial Expansion Project, <br />R -56. The advertising dates requested were: July 15 <br />and July 22, with a bid opening date of August 12, <br />1969, it 2:00 P.M., E.D.T., in the Office of the De- <br />partme t of Redevelopment. This is relative to HUD <br />letter. dated July 3, 1969, mentioned prior, under <br />"COMMUPICATIONS." On motion by Mr. Chenney, seconded <br />by Mr. Helmen, authorization was granted to advertise <br />and accept bids as indicated above. Mr. Marchmont <br />Kovas asked if the offering is on the entire tract, <br />for Pu lic Offering No. 1, and Mr. Bellinger stated <br />it was. <br />-5- <br />2622 W. NAPIER ST., <br />LASALLE PARK URBAN <br />RENEWAL PROJECT, <br />R -57 <br />SALE OF LAND, <br />INDUSTRIAL EXPANSION <br />PROJECT, R -56 <br />
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