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South Bend Redevelopment Commission <br />Regular Meeting - May 7, 1993 <br />6. NEW BUSINESS (Cont.) <br />d. continued... <br />Mrs. Kolata also noted that a new inquiry <br />was made this week by someone who had <br />just become aware of the building's <br />availability. They have been taken through <br />the building and are interested in submitting a <br />formal proposal for apartment(s) upstairs and <br />a deli downstairs. They were informed that <br />there were other proposals currently being <br />considered and that the Commission would <br />consider accepting a proposal at this meeting. <br />They would also like the Commission to <br />postpone a decision until May 21 so that they <br />could put together a formal proposal. <br />Mrs. Kolata asked the Commission for some <br />direction in this matter. It was the staff <br />recommendation that the Commission accept <br />the proposal from Habitat because of their <br />ability to see the project through to prompt <br />completion. Although the other proposals are <br />excellent uses for the property, they are <br />reminiscent of the earlier, unsuccessful <br />proposals. The staff feels that the <br />neighborhood needs this building to be <br />renovated. <br />Mr. Hoggard and Ms. Robison spoke to their <br />interest in the property, their ability to <br />complete the project, and answered questions <br />about its use. Ms. Robison has lived in <br />Monroe Park previously and views her In- <br />town farm" as an opportunity to not only <br />have her own business, but to meet some <br />human/socializing needs in the neighborhood. <br />0 <br />
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