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3 <br />5. <br />ICATIONS (Cont'd <br />2) Is it closer to the requirements than the other two <br />bids? <br />Commissioner Wiggins advised with respect to bids, there <br />was a time set for bids to be received and a cut -off point, <br />so there is no possibility of anyone bidding under the terms <br />of the bid that was advertised. We are now talking about <br />proposals, not bids. <br />3) Have the conditions of that original bid been changed, or <br />are they still at the original point that they were? <br />Commissioner Wiggins advised the land use has not been <br />changed, and the land use is what it was, as stated in the <br />bid proposal, and that what these gentlemen are proposing <br />is within the scope of the land use requirements. The price <br />also has not been changed. <br />OLO BUSINESS <br />a. Block 6 Status Report, Project Indiana R -66: Mr. Kevin J. Butler, <br />Commission Legal Counsel, gave the following report: "We have had <br />rather extensive negotiations with the St. Joseph River Bend <br />Development Corporation over the past two months, and especially <br />within the past four weeks. We are at a point where we are re- <br />commending to the Commission that they accept the proposal as <br />negotiated between the staff on the one hand and St. Joseph River <br />Bend Development Corporation on the other, and that the staff be <br />authorized to negotiate and prepare a final redevelopment contract <br />for the sale and redevelopment of Disposition Parcel 6 -1 with that <br />group." <br />President Nimtz advised they were in negotiations yesterday for <br />over three hours concerning this matter, and that the Chair con- <br />curs with Mr. Butler's analysis and recommendation, and asked <br />for a motion. <br />Commissioner Wiggins responded, "As one who was not a party to the <br />negotiations, let me raise a point of inquiry. Is it your view- - <br />yours and whoever else was present in these negotiations- -that the <br />matters that caused the concern in the first place, have they now <br />been resolved to your satisfaction ?" Mr. Butler answered in the <br />affirmative and requested Mr. Brownell to respond specifically <br />to that. Mr. Brownell said, "They have agreed that they will <br />withdraw their request to construct a drive -up bank facility and <br />substitute a branch bank at this location and that an application <br />would be made to the state banking authorities requesting permis- <br />sion to operate a branch. They would have drive -up facilities as <br />all other branches do. But that the other point- -the matter of the <br />park - -the stipulation in their bid, that it be made contingent on <br />the Department of Redevelopment developing Disposition Parcel 6 -2 <br />in its entirety, has been withdrawn, and they state we are agree- <br />able to changing the language as long as we are sure that the de- <br />signated land use is for public park. The third item was the matter <br />of time of take -down on Disposition Parcel 6 -1, (D), which is a <br />PARCEL 6 -1 <br />REDEVELOP- <br />MENT PRO- <br />POSAL AC- <br />CEPTED, <br />ST. JOSEPH <br />RIVER BEND <br />DEVELOP- <br />MENT CORP., <br />R -66 <br />