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7. COMMUNICATIONS . HUD letter dated November 29, 1972: This letter HUD CONCURRENCE, rk over the signature of Mr. Ma Griffin, Chief, Architectural DEMOLITION CONTRACT & Engineering, concurs in awarding Demolition Contract No. NO. 31, R -66 31 to Miller Construction Company of Marion, Indiana, in bid amount of $19,750.00, R -66 Project. Mr. Che ney moved this letter be received and placed on file, seconde by Mr. Wiggins, and unanimously carried. b. HUD letter dated over tha signature of Mr. & Engin ering, concurs in Clearan a Contract No. 1 South B nd, in bid amount Project. November 29, 1972: This letter Mark Griffin, Chief, Architectural awarding Demolition and Site to B. & J. Demolition Company, of $20,305.00, Merry Avenue Rev. Williams moved this letter be received and placed on file, seconded by Mr. Chenney, and unanimously carried. c HUD letter dated December 11, 1972: This letter over th signature of Mr. Stephen Havens, Director, Opera- tions D vision, with attachments for the approved and re- vised b dgets for the Code Enforcement Projects, E -3 and E -5, wa received covering Budget No. 4. Close -out date with al activities completed, is anticipated to be no later t an June 1, 1973. Mr. Wiggins moved this letter be received and placed on file, seconded by Rev. Williams, and unanimously carried. d Warren E. McGill letter dated December 8, 1972: Mr. Taylor read this letter in its entirety, directed to the Department of Redevelopment. Mr. McGill represents an inve for or investor group that is willing to submit a bid tc purchase Block 6 of approximately 976,875 square feet (2 ( acres) in the Downtown Urban Renewal Area subject to observations set forth in the letter. The one stipula- tion is the investor group would submit such bid on the basis o a mutually satisfactory purchase price if Block 6 could be purchased in its entirety, and not merely a part thereof. The proposed uses were outlined. Block 6 was sta ed to be used for office, parking and residential purpose and commencement of construction would occur within our years after the purchase of the real estate. Mr. Taylor said this is another extremely important land- mark and is the largest block the Commission has to offer, approximately 20 acres, in the Downtown Renewal Program. In the original application, the North area was appraised for office use and the South area for housing. Now it would be for mixed use and the boundary cannot be defined. On the basis of their interest, the first step is to have 7 HUD CONCURRENCE, DEMOLITION CONTRACT NO. 1, MERRY AVENUE PROJECT APPROVED AND REVISED BUDGETS, E -3 & E -5 LETTER OF INTENT TO PURCHASE BLOCK 6 R -66