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5. requ DeWu Stor July trac OLD BUSINESS a. Rescind Change Order No. l: Commission approval was !sted to rescind Change Order No. 1 to contract with H. f Mechanical Contractors, Inc., for Beck's Lake Secondary i Sewer which was approved in Special Commission Meeting of 3, 1974, under "New Business, 6a ", for an increase in con- : amount of $924.00, with no change in time, R -57. Mr. ennon advised in consulting with Mr. DeWulf and Engineer - ing Department staff, they had an agreement with H. DeWulf Mechanical Contractors, Inc., that this would not be charged to o r department. We were not aware of this at the last Commission meeting. CHANGE ORDER NO. 1 TO CONTRACT WITH H. DeWULF MECHANICAL CONTRACTORS, INC. RESCINDED, R -57 On m tion by Mr. Wiggins, seconded by Mr. Wade and unanimously carried, Change Order No. l was rescinded, as noted above. b. Indiana R -66, Disposition Block 4: Mr. Lennon ad- DISPOSITION BLOCK 4, viseJ we are very pleased to receive the letter dated July 3, EXTENSION OF TIME 1974 from Thornburg, McGill, Deahl, Harman, Carey & Murray, GRANTED, R -66 Attorneys at Law, representing Associates Bancorp., Inc., to renew their Letter of Credit, in the amount of $161,498.10. This letter should be received and placed on record. Mr. 4iggins made the motion the letter be received and plat d on file and if his motion is supported, he will com- ment on it. Mr. Wade seconded the motion and said motion was carried unanimously. President Heimen advised that we have had some comments from Asso iates representatives concerning the Indiana University at S uth Bend proposal which has posed some questions as to the ize of the Associates complex, and we figure the communi cati n at their request is justifiable. They have asked for an a tension of time. Mr. 4iggins said it could have a significant effect on the facilities that they plan to construct and will require an exte sion of time for a re-evaluation of the physical plans. It will be a larger building than formerly proposed. We will have a substantial increase in the volume of business in the downtown area. The significant increase in downtown employees will have a very substantial and beneficial impact on our River Bend Plaza. The best growth comes from the expansion of exist- ing usiness. In r ference to a question from Ms. Jeanne Derbeck, President Helm n stated Associates has not changed their plans; they are nlarging on it. Mr. Wiggins said they plan to build their new uilding and further to construct an additional or adjacent buil ing attached to it that would house various other new offi es that would provide office spaces. In the past they were talking about a substantial amount of building. What they 6