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South B, <br />Regular <br />6. NEW <br />a. <br />Redevelopment Commission <br />ting - April 26, 1985 <br />( font . ) <br />g ing back to the original character of the <br />b ilding both interior and exterior. One <br />historical note is that that building has only <br />been used for food service ever since it was <br />b ilt in 1892. The estimated cost of <br />renovation and real estate improvements is the <br />highest of the three proposals. This appears <br />t reflect the desire of Colonial Food Service <br />tD achieve a high level of quality in the <br />project. Their cost of improvements is <br />e timated at $259,200 with an additional <br />$ 75,000 in equipment. Colonial Food Service <br />i3 related to Colonial Caterers who has 34 <br />years of experience as a quality food service <br />b siness and it speaks well to the stability <br />of the company that would be behind the <br />project. The project would initially create <br />three full -time jobs but would also be <br />p oviding a number of part -time jobs at the <br />ak periods of operation. While the number <br />of jobs is not that high, the possibily some <br />of those part -time jobs would be from people <br />in the neighborhood. <br />. Kolata commented that the staff felt very <br />Dngly felt that all three bids received <br />a good bids. <br />. Auburn moved to accept the bid from <br />lonial Food Service for the disposition and <br />novation of the L. Keen building because of <br />e reasons stated in the staff report. Ms. <br />burn thanked Mr. Brademas and Mr. Way for <br />eir effort and time in submitting bids for <br />e project. She stated that Colonial Food <br />rvice seems to best fit the needs of the <br />nroe Park area. <br />Nft% Piasecki seconded the motion, and it was <br />animously approved that the bid be awarded <br />to Colonial Food Service in the amount of <br />$26,509.77 for Disposition Parcels 4 -1 and 4 -2 <br />in the Monroe Sample Development Area. <br />. Nimtz stated that the Commission <br />preciates the work and interest by everyone <br />this project including the Monroe Park <br />iaborhood Association. <br />-11- <br />COMMISSION AVUMED THE BID <br />RECEIVED FROM COLONIAL <br />FOOD SERVICE IN THE AMOUNT <br />OF $26,509.77 FOR DISPOS- <br />ITION PARCELS 4 -1 AND 4 -2 <br />IN THE MONROE SAMPLE <br />DEVELOPMENT AREA <br />
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