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1/25/1988
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Mr. John Voorde <br /> January 18, 1988 <br /> Page Two <br /> in business in the area, James A. Cook and the Hurwich family cannot settle <br /> for anything less than a quality development. An outside developer would be <br /> hard pressed to exhibit the same commitment to the community as myself and <br /> the family. <br /> We have met personally with representatives of the remonstrance group and <br /> have addressed all of their concerns and questions regarding the project. <br /> We will do this again at the public hearing. While the petition for <br /> rezoning does not require the submission •of a final site plan, we have <br /> committed to the remonstrance group that we will, in fact, submit final site <br /> plans to the Area Plan Commission and will review those site plans with <br /> representatives of the remonstrance group. It is our intention to be fair <br /> to all those concerned with the development of the site and what it <br /> represents in regards to continued growth for our community. <br /> The project is supported ,by Mayor Joe Kernan and his Department of <br /> Economic Development. It is a logical move for our community and a promise <br /> for continued growth. As a person who sits on the boards of South Bend <br /> Heritage Foundation and Center City Associates, I am pleased about the <br /> prospects of our downtown and the inner-city neighborhoods. As an <br /> appointed member of the Studebaker Corridor Technical Advisory Committee, I <br /> am concerned about continuing our redevelopment of that very difficult area. <br /> At the same time, the Cleveland corridor is our shining star of new growth <br /> and we must keep the momentum going. <br /> I thank you in advance for your support and stand ready to address any <br /> further questions you may have before the meeting. <br /> Very truly yours, <br /> James A. Cook <br /> JAC/lp <br /> Enc. <br /> CC: Honorable Joe Kernan, Mayor <br /> Jon Hunt, Director, Department of Economic Development <br /> Howard Bessire, Industrial Foundation <br /> Tim Hartzer, Attorney <br /> Mr. and Mrs. Jack Hurwich <br /> Mrs. Betty Zoss <br />
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