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6. NIEW BUSINESS (Cont'd): n. Contract for professional services between the Depart- ment of Redevelo ment and Charles W. Roemer, Attorney at Law: Mr. Barbe- stated that he had examined the contract which was presented to the Commission and it was in compliance with HUD guidelines. He also stated that it was essentially the same contract which the Department had with Mr. Hammerschmidt. Mr. Chenney moved the contract be accepted for signature and Rev.. Williams seconded the motion. Motion carried unanimously. o. Rental Request - Parcel 9 -32, IND R -66: Mr. Miller requested permission of the Commission to rent-the old Neumode Building on Michigan Street to Nancy Stokes d /b /a Cooperation Book Store (Parcel 9 -32) for $100.00 per month. Cooperation Book Store, Power Drugs and Community News Stand are being relocated to clear Disposition Parcel 4 -70, R -66.- We are not obligated to relocate this client as they were not renters-at the time the purchase was being negotiated. Rev. Williams moved that permission be granted on the basis of a $100.00 permonth rental, seconded by Mr. Chenney. Motion carrie unanimously. p. Request for Rent Write -offs, R -66 Rev. Kirk, Director of Property Management write-offs on a total of six different lea! the party involved is on welfare or cannot, have b en referred to the Legal Department recorrm ndation that we write them off. Indiana Project: requested rental 3es. In each case be located. These and it is their APPROVAL OF CON - TRACT FOR LEGAL SERVICES, DEPT. OF REDEVELOPMENT PERMISSION TO RENT PARCEL 9 -32, R46 PERMISSION TO WRITE OFF CERTAIN LEASE RENTALS, R -66 Mr. Ch nney moved that the rents be written off as "uncollectible ". Rev. Williams seconded the motion and it was carried unanimously. 7. PROGRESS REPORTS. a. Repor_t �by Frank Alford on his trip to Chicago to attend REPORT BY FRANK the National sA sociation of Minority Contractors Conference: ALFORD ON CONFERENC Mr. Alford stated that a number of distinguished persons addressed OF NATIONAL ASSN. the Conference and all-agreed on the concept of getting the MINORITY CONTRACTOR minorities into the economic mainstream. He also said that he was was provided with two books entitled (1) Aid to Minorities in Federal Programs and (2) Aid to Minorities in the Private Sector, which would be most useful in adding to his knowledge of how to deal with the problems of Minority Contractors. He also felt the Conference in Chicago was most enlightening regarding the issues that face minorites in their search for equal employment oppor- tuniti s. He submitted a written report in detail._ . b. Mr. Taylor reported on the meeting in Indianapolis with MR. TAYLOR'S REPORT HUD officials on April 19, 1972. Mayor Miller and he attempted ON MEETING WITH HUD to resolve some of the delays that we have been encountering. It April 19, 1972 is too early to tell if this meeting was successful