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South Bend Redevelopment Commission <br />Regular Me ting - March 20, 1981 <br />5. PUBLICIHEARING (continued) <br />Mr. Gibney continued by saying that Southold is currently <br />working with the City Administration, talking to them <br />about designs and revolving loan programs. We hope that <br />in the future we can have a direct involvement with the <br />commun ty in that area, an involvement that would repre- <br />sent t e people that are living there and new people that <br />would ttempt to come there. <br />Mr. Ni tz asked Mr. Gibney to mention his discussion with <br />the Hi toric Preservation Commission concerning house <br />moves. <br />Mr. Gi ney said that it is still a little sketchy at this <br />time. Southold moves homes and has found that those <br />houses that some people call substandard, and possibly <br />are, a e salvageable with some .effort and a fair amount <br />of exp rtise. These houses can be saved and can actually <br />be new landmarks in neighborhoods. Southold would like <br />to see more homes moved that what Redevelopment has <br />planneJ on by people who may be attracted to the area. <br />The pr ject is not as difficult as it looks. It takes a <br />lot of man hours, but it can be done and usually the <br />houses arrive in the same condition they were in before <br />the mo e. <br />Mr. Mc ahon said that we feel that because of the scope <br />of the program proposed in Monroe- Sample, that we would <br />like very much to outline a program where we can estab- <br />lish s mething along the line and the character of what <br />you just heard, right in the neighborhood, to implement <br />city programs and to provide assistance in interpreting <br />and going through the relocation process. We would hope <br />that we could do that within the next month, and certainly <br />very key in that regard, we would ask that the neighbor- <br />hood, either through Mrs. Hernandez or other representa- <br />tives, participate in that process. We are setting up <br />something that we hope to be tailor -made specifically <br />for the Monroe- Sample area, and we feel that the in- <br />volveiTent of the neighborhood group is essential in that <br />their involvement to make certain that we are addressing <br />their particular concerns and have in place over there <br />on a ull -time basis the type of vehicle that they need <br />in or er to make this happen as smoothly as possible. <br />Mr. Nigel Hawman introduced himself as a resident in the <br />area that is staying and said that something of particular <br />concern to him, as long as we are redesigning the area, is <br />that there is an awful lot of through- traffic on South <br />15 <br />
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