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South Bend Redevelopment Commission <br />Regular Me ting - March 20, 1981 <br />5. PUBLICIHEARING (continued) <br />downtown. This is a neighborhood.activity that should <br />be handled in the neighborhood and should best be ad- <br />dressed along that line. For that reason our staff has <br />been spending some time considering how to address that <br />problem. One of the suggestions that has been made is <br />that we involve one of the local groups currently in- <br />volved in the restoration of an older neighborhood and <br />we are going to be pursuing some negotiations with them, <br />and are asking them if they would take on this activity <br />or expand their activity providing that we provide them <br />with the necessary support in order to establish an out- <br />reach program in that neighborhood. A good deal of our <br />conversation thus far has been with Mr. Jeff Gibney who <br />is with Southold Heritage Foundation. We are only in the <br />beginning of negotiations in that regard, and Mr. Gibney <br />will t ll you what more we can say beyond our intention <br />to est blish an office over there. <br />Mr. Je f Gibney said that he agreed with the statement <br />Glenda ae Hernandez read this morning - it is an excel- <br />lent statement. There are many difficult situations <br />going n in the Monroe- Sample area right now. Southold <br />Herita e Foundation is a non- profit organization managed <br />by a Board of Directors who are very involved in re- <br />vitali ation type projects in the near west side of <br />South Bend. That is the area from dowtown west to Meade <br />Street Lincoln Way West to Western. We have similar <br />proble s in our neighborhood as those which exist in <br />Monroe Sample and we also have similar assets. We see <br />there are a lot of development potential assets which <br />are still present in the Monroe - Sample area. Our Board <br />is ver concerned that we might have something to offer <br />the residents of Monroe- Sample and Redevelopment in terms <br />of encouraging new construction and helping relocated <br />people that may be moved out of the area south of Bronson <br />into t e area north of Bronson, if that is economically <br />feasible. <br />Curren <br />client <br />talkie <br />throug <br />Bureau <br />them. <br />that y <br />in the <br />come. <br />is not <br />ing, b <br />where <br />ly in the near west side Southold is'assisting.' <br />by working directly with the Bureau of Housing, <br />about loan programs that are available to them <br />the Bureau, acting as a middle man,.-contacting the <br />and trying to get programs that are eligible for <br />Mr. Gibney further said that it is very important <br />u have people on the streets and in offices located <br />neighborhood so they will know exactly where to <br />They would also feel better if the housing center <br />located on the 12th floor of the County -City Build - <br />t right on Columbia or Bronson Streets, or some - <br />n the neighborhood. <br />14. <br />
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