RM 05-07-71 - Laserfiche WebLink

Home Browse Search

4. COMMP ICA_TIONS a Dept. of Public Welfare letter dated Ma 6, 1971: Mr. Wilmer H. Tolle, Director, is requesting permission to use an available parking area -- Block 13, Parcel - -which is within a couple of blocks from their building at 228 South St. Joseph Street. The lot the Department of Public Welfare had for parking has been acquired by our Commission. Parking facilities are requested without remuneration, as they have no ap- propriation of funds. The Chair said the Commission is not wanting to compete with tho City Parking structures, nor providing free parking Ot the expense of the City. On motion by Rev. Williams, seconded by Mr. Chenney, Mr. Ashenfel er was directed to work out an agreement with the Department of Public Welfare as to the number of cars anticipated for parking, time element, etc., for further Commission action. Motion was unanimously carried. PARKING. REQUEST., BLOCK 13, PARCEL 8, R -66 b. Dr. Sam Katz letter dated May 3, 1971: Dr. Sam EXTENSION OF OCCUPAN(Y Katz, located at 206 North Michigan Street, is requesting APPROVED, DR. SAM KATZ, an extension of occupancy until the 28th or 31st of May, R -66 as the work will not be completed on time at the new quartersl located at 302 North Michigan Street. As the contract letting for demolition is not affected by this request, the extension of time was granted and the motion made by Mr. Chenney, seconded by Mr. Wiggins, and unanimously carried. c. Al Smith's Record Bar, Inc. letter dated May 1, 1971: This firm is requesting authorization to rent the sto eroom located at 111 S. Michigan Street, Parcel No. 9-32, formerly occupied by Engel Jewelers, as tempo - rary quarters for their firm, at the present rental of $325.00 per month, payable to the Redevelopment Commission. They are presently located at 128 W. Washington Avenue, Parcel o. 9 -10. Mr. Miller, Assistant Director, advised if approved by the Comrrission, we will permit them to occupy the new premises until January 1, 1972. 1% rental of the purchase price would be $565.00; however, the third floor would not be used. Per regulations, a displacee for temporary relocation is not to be charged in excess of their previous location rental. On motion by Mr. Helmen, seconded by Rev. Williams, author- ization was granted for the temporary move to 111 S. Michi- gan S tr et,at a rental of $325.00 per month. Motion was unanimously carried. -4- TEMPORARY RENTAL QUARTERS AUTHORIZED, AL SMITH'S RECORD. BAR, INC. P, -f6