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South Bend Redevelopment Commission <br />Regular Me ting August 7, 1981 <br />5. OLD BU INESS (continued) <br />a. co tinued... <br />Re erring to the Monroe- Sample Development Area, Mr. <br />Corley said that of 131 houses located in the resi- <br />de tial section north of Bronson Street, nearly 38% <br />arE listed in the Historic Sites and Structures In- <br />ve tory recently published by the Historic Preserva- <br />ti n Commission. Ten (.TO`)of the residential struc- <br />tu es in the "acquisition" area south of Bronson <br />Street are listed in the inventory. These historic <br />houses have architectural value. In addition, there <br />arE about 6 houses south of Bronson Street that are <br />soundly constructed and well contained, though per- <br />ha s architecturally less distinctive. Part of our <br />joint effort with Southold is to identify those houses <br />south of Bronson Street that could, and perhaps should <br />be moved to appropriate sites north of Bronson Street. <br />We have a design team working now on this phase, pre- <br />paring a site plan of the area and the residential <br />section, showing existing structures, width, depth, <br />height, elevations and landscaping, to have a more <br />pr cise tool to use when making recommendations con - <br />ce ning houses that need to be moved. The Design <br />Team members are: Professor Norman Crowe, an associate <br />professor of architecture at the University of Notre <br />Dame, Professor Jaime Bellalta, a landscape architect <br />at Notre Dame, and two architectural interns. Sketches <br />will be prepared to give the residents a visual idea <br />of 'hat the area could look like. A brochure will <br />th n.be published to encourage people to stay in the <br />ar a. <br />Ms. Dea Andrews, Administrative Assistant at Southold <br />Heritage Foundation, explained that the function of <br />their organization is offering services to people who <br />want to get involved in house rehabilitation. Ms. <br />Andrews stated that no agency can take over and do a <br />job for the poeple, it is important for people living <br />in an area to get excited and carry out projects on <br />their own. They will work with residents in rehabing <br />a house and, if it is possible, encourage renters to <br />bec me buyers. <br />Per. Nimtz placed Vice President Robinson in the Chair, <br />as Ir. Nimtz is a member of the Southold Heritage <br />Fou dation and can not vote on this contract. <br />7 <br />
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