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r <br />block n r • n l i to , <br />s -f 7, <br />By JEANN DERBECK Brownell said, a number of Associates' letter of credit objectors feel that something <br />Tribune toff writer merchants and downtown which was supposed to show more solid than " potential se- <br />Chancesare slim that any property owners have visited ` "good faith" during the two-,,.. curity should be required <br />major ' decisions about Super the redevelopment office with year wait. Apparently Asso- first. <br />Block will be aired at the Re objections and questions about ciates will not have to forfeit The redevelopment dilem- <br />development Commissioners' Super Block. the $160,000. Attorney Butler ma, however, is that no other <br />meeting at 10 A.m. Friday. The Many expressed fears that 'recently called the letter. major.projects that could <br />meeting is open to the, public. "' <br />Wayne Brownell, redevelop- their buildings or businesses "potential security, which ,solve the problem of empty <br />m W ne B said redevelop- would be "swallowed up, con- never became binding because spaces . downtown have been <br />and t director, for his depart- demned and demolished to Associates' bid never was.for- put.forward <br />make way for the giant devel- mally awarded. <br />ment and the developers of the << security'!., — _ <br />opment. Security becomes _ <br />project were to meet some- One of the big questions when bids are awarded, ". But <br />time today. Bit Brownell said many merchants and other ler said. ' <br />there still is onsiderable ne persons want answered is In Associates' case, much of r' <br />gotiating ahead and he did not what method would be used to the property they wanted al <br />expect any i portant public acquire property. There have ready was slated for demoli- <br />report to„ res lt. from _today's been strong objections to tear-, tion whether Associates bid or <br />session. ing down any more buildings not. But the new First Bank <br />At a spec al meeting of without an absolute guarantee version of Super Block calls <br />April 29, the redevelopment. that the developer would buy for demolition of some build <br />commissione s accepted the the property and build on it. Ings that were not definitely <br />new Super Bl ck proposal on a Another question. involves scheduled for removal. Some <br />preli minary b ; isis and instruct- <br />ed their attor iey, Kevin But= <br />ler, to study a proposal and <br />report back or May 9, if possi , <br />ble, or at the day 23 meeting.' <br />As things loo c now, the full . <br />report probably will be de- <br />layed until th May 23 meet- <br />ing. <br />The special April 29 meeting <br />was held a few days after As- <br />sociates Corp. of North Ameri <br />ca announced it was pulling <br />out of its Surer Block down- <br />town development after two <br />years of waiting, and would <br />turn the project over to the <br />First Bank & rust Co. <br />The new pl ns unveiled by <br />First Bank officials sparked <br />controversy. hey. called for <br />an indefinite d lay before con- <br />struction wouil begin and an <br />expanded super-Super Block . <br />that would be suburban -type <br />covered shop ing mall with <br />two department stores and <br />more than 100 Maller.special <br />ty shops. <br />Since the announcement, <br />
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