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South Bed Redevelopment Commission <br />Special eeting - June 12, 1980 <br />6. NEW BUSINESS <br />b. Mr. Szarwark continues... <br />hen you have situations like <br />his where you have good corporate <br />itizens who want to expand in a <br />eighborhood which beautification <br />xpansion would be highly desirable <br />specially given the declining area <br />f surrounding property, the values <br />nd make up of the surrounding property. <br />r. Cira: But, you are not purchasing <br />ny additional property, that is the <br />ig hang up. If you purchase a block <br />could understand why you would <br />ualify, but you own the present pro - <br />erty there and you are just going to <br />dd on to the parking lot, and you <br />ave an option across the street. I <br />an't see where it is going to be any - <br />ore of an asset to the neighborhood <br />han you are right now. You are an <br />sset to the neighborhood, there is <br />o question about that. <br />r. Szarwark: Certainly they plan on <br />eeping up their property and they are <br />oing to beautify it. <br />Cira: We have to be careful because <br />will leave the door open to some other <br />titioners, who are businessmen in <br />is community. <br />r. Szarwark: If you have someone who <br />as a good establishment in a good area, <br />it seems that they shouldn't be entitled <br />to a tax abatement, and there is no <br />ay they would be entitled to it. Under <br />he program we have a situation in which <br />r. Ellison has asked the Council to <br />accept. When you have the situation, <br />let us say you have a prime piece of <br />real estate, in a very good area of <br />own, one which is welded up, something <br />like an Industrial Park for example, <br />he land is selling like hotcakes, but... <br />you have one individual corporation there <br />ho is letting his land run down, the <br />uilding run down, everything is not <br />in good shape, everything is outmoded, <br />13 <br />
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