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1.i1 IEW BUSINESS (Cont'd The a vertisement appeared in The South Bend Tribune Novem er 3 and 8; and in the Tri- County News November 3, 1972. Mr. Lloyd S. Taylor, Executive Director, sub- mitted proofs of publications and proof of Legal Notice submitted to prospective bidders. This particular parcel was put up for bid with the under- standing the building was to remain and the successful bidder would have certain requirements to rehabilitate the building, as shown in the bid notice. This building is presently occupied by Hardy Shoes and HouSE of Fabrics located South of the old Max Adler Build- ing at the Southeast corner of Michigan and Washington, whic is now a parking lot, 47 feet directly North of the Office Engineers building -- actually two acquisitions. One tid was received, as follows: Office Engineers, Inc., prepared by Mr. Karl G. King, President, with a bid of $106,500.00, for Disposition Parcel No. 4 -30A, and agree- ing to perform all the rehabilitation work listed, esti- mated at a cost of $126,500.00, to comply with the Urban Rene al Plan and meet basic requirements of the City Build - ing ode and other related codes. An Irrevocable Letter of Credit, #1356, from the St. Joseph Bank & Trust Company, in the iggregate amount of $11,000.00, for the account of Office Engineers, Inc., was enclosed. Mr. arl King presented an architectural drawing for the prop sed renovation of the three -story building, located in tie 100 block of South Michigan Street. It is presently occu )ied by Hardy Shoes and the House of Fabrics. Office Engi eers are negotiating with these tenants to remain, alon with others interested. Mr. ing said their other building, located on Lincolnway East has been acquired by our Department for demolition and in acquiring this three -story building it will give them added storage to house their needs. Moti n was made by Mr. Wiggins the bid submitted by Office Engi eers, Inc. be received and referred to Commission Legal Counsel for review and recommendation. Said motion was seconded by Mr. Chenney and unanimously carried. b. Change Order No. 1 to Site Improvement Contracts A, B, C and D: This Change Order is for revisions in work- - primarily for the elimination of the improvement for Sorin Street, East of Eddy Street, in the Northeast Code Enforce- ment Project, E -3 -- decreasing contract in amount of $35,903.54, with Rieth -Riley Construction Company, Inc. Mr. aylor said the reason this is being eliminated is be- cause the residents do not want their street widened. Some- CHANGE ORDER NO. 1 TO CONTRACTS A, B, C & D APPROVED, E -3