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4. C MMUNICATIONS Cont'd) public warehouseman. Recent resubmittals for HUD's review , have released $10,000 of a $11,400 claim. Following HUD's recomm ndations,'we are now submitting additional documenta- tion t obtain payment of remainder of claim as rapidly as possib e. f Extension of Time, South Bend Public Libras A EXTENSION OF TIME, letter has been received from the South Bend Public Library SOUTH BEND PUBLIC stating that no assurance of definite plans for redevelopment LIBRARY, IND. R -66 of Parcel 8 -17 which they would like to acquire in the R -66 Project could'be given before 1975. The Library would like this Department to'waive the -time deadline for redevelopment of pro ect land in favor of another governmental unit: The parcel would be landscaped until ready for their use. The Commis ion felt that a definite commitment on date would have to be Eet. 5. 00 BUSINESS a. Amendment to Minutes of September 18, 1970: On a motion.by Mr. Helmen, seconded by Mr. Wiggins and unani- mously carried by all Commission members, the minutes of -- Septem er 18, 1970,.Regular Meeting of the Redevelopment Commission, were amended to include Parcel 18 -12 under No. 6, New Business, for a Certificate of Completion in the R -57 P oject. 6. NEW BUSINESS MINUTES AMENDED a. Decals for City Automobiles Several styles of DECALS FOR CITY - decals were displayed and priced for placing on all. Redevelop- OWNED AUTOMOBILES ment Department cars. The Redevelopment Commission gave ap proval of motion by Mr. Wiggins and seconded by Rev. Wi'11'iams directing the Executive Director to purchase a one- color'lettered decal to suit our needs: b. Approval for Awarding Demolition Contract 4A and 4B in AWARD OF DEMOLITION the R-66 Project: Bids.were taken on October 20,- 1970.for CONTRACT 4A AND 4B, Demolition Contract'4A and 4B which involve -six parcels-in---- IND. R -66 the Downtown Project. Nine bids were received altogether. Midwest Demolition Corporation was the apparent low bidder on the contract. On legal counsel authority, said low bidder had to e disqualified for arriving four to five minutes af- ter beginning of bid opening. The next apparent low bidder was Woodruff & Sons, Inc. for Contract 4A and Warner Wrecking Company/ for Contract 4B with a contract price of $19,200 and $19,300 respectively, for a contract total of $38,500. Mr. Wiggins made a motio to accept the low bid of Woodruff & Sons and Warner Wreckin Company which was seconded by Rev. Williams and unani- mously arried. -5-