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7. PROGRESS REPORTS, Continued- <br />Counsel suggested to the Chair that it is indeed proper for the <br />Commission to ratify the actions of the Executive Director in <br />the publication of the notice in the South Bend Tribune concerning <br />availability of the public disclosure documents and the contract for <br />sale of land for private redevelopment. <br />Mr. Wiggins so moved, Mr. Ci.ra seconded and motion carried. <br />Chair acknowledged an announcement that the public disclosure <br />material which is necessary under the regulations concerning this <br />project are available in this office and can be seen upon applica- <br />tion with the Director. "Well Warren, I think we are in good shape <br />now. Kevin has always steered us correctly up to now ". <br />Mr. Deahl: He is doing everything he can - and Chuck Boynton has <br />cooperated fully - he has ordered the title policies. We are working <br />toward a closing during the week of the 25th (April). It is going to <br />take a heap of doing as you might imagine with all of the red tape <br />that has to be accomplished. Mr. Conard dropped off the plans - <br />topographical - do you need them? <br />Mr. Butler: We will need to approve the architectural and engineering <br />plans. <br />Mr. Brownell: We won't need the topographical plans, but we will <br />need the architectural plans prior to commencement of construction. <br />You can't start your construction until they are approved. <br />Mr. Butler: We are talking basically about your architectural render- <br />ings for the design committee approval. <br />Mr. Brownell: We will have to bring the fire department in when you <br />get the architectural rendering. <br />Mr. Medlock: I think we have everything here. I had to go to Columbus <br />yesterday and I flew through Cleveland to pick these up. This is <br />what the contractor tells me are the architectural plans as approved <br />by HUD in the approval of the final proposal and by FHA in the mort- <br />gage insurance commitment. This represents what he refers to as <br />the architectural set of drawings as opposed to a construction set. <br />There are the various parcel descriptions, building details, and <br />this is the parking. These are the floor plans - (Mr. Medlock was <br />showing the Commission the drawings which he brought with him). <br />Mr. Butler: Gordon, is the name of the project official? <br />Mr. Medlock: The name of the project that we checked with the Mayor <br />and the Chamber of Commerce ... and we got a general reaction that <br />remembering Karl King would be appropriate. I talked with Ms. King - <br />it's been a year ago now - and she was agreeable. We have been <br />using the name - it is being called "The Karl King RiverBend Tower ". <br />
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