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South Bend Redevelopment Commission <br />Regular Meeting - May 21, 1993 <br />6. NEW BUSINESS (Cont.) <br />a. continued... <br />Commission of St. Joseph County showing <br />land use estimates for the Sample -Ewing <br />Development Area as a whole. <br />Ms. Auburn asked if there was any objection <br />to entering these additional documents into <br />the record. There was no objection and the <br />items were so entered. <br />Ms. Auburn opened the Public Hearing on <br />Resolution No. 1154 for anyone who wished <br />to be heard. <br />MR. BRADEMAS: I'm Tom Brademas. I <br />maintain my offices at 425 N. Michigan <br />Street in the City of South Bend. I have a <br />brief statement to share with the Commission <br />this morning. Having been involved in the <br />past in the acquisition and rehabilitation of <br />over twenty residential strictures in the <br />Southeast Neighborhood, (my comments are <br />directed at only the Southeast Neighborhood) <br />I believe I have a better than average <br />understanding of the area —its problems and <br />its potential. My comments are directed <br />primarily at the Sample -Ewing Development <br />Area. There have been statements made in <br />the general development plan, which I was <br />supplied a copy of, that I do not believe are <br />factual. Specifically in reference to Riley <br />High School, it is suggested that this facility <br />no longer meets the needs of their students, <br />faculty, administrators, or community. The <br />fact of the matter is that Riley High School's <br />performance, both academically and <br />athletically, is superior to many schools in the <br />-17- <br />PUBLIC HEARING ON RESOLUTION <br />NO. 1154 <br />
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