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A <br />u <br />C <br />SOUTH BEND REDEVELOPMENT AUTHORITY <br />SPECIAL MEETING <br />December 26, 2012 14005 County -City Building <br />11:00 a.m. 227 West Jefferson Boulevard <br />Presiding: Raphael Thomas South Bend, IN 46601 <br />The December 26, 2012 Special Meeting of the Redevelopment Authority was called to order at <br />11:00 a.m. by its President, Raphael Thomas. There was a quorum present. <br />1. ROLL CALL <br />Members Present: Mr. Ray Thomas, President <br />Ms. Carolyn V. Pfotenhauer, Vice President <br />Mr. Jose Alvarez, Secretary <br />Redevelopment Staff: Mr. Don Inks, Director of Economic Development <br />Mrs. Jenny Hullinger, Recording Secretary <br />Mr. Larry Meteiver, Legal Counsel <br />2. APPROVAL OF MINUTES <br />a. Approval of the minutes of December 19, 2012 <br />Upon a motion by Carolyn Pfotenhauer, seconded by Jose Alvarez, and unanimously <br />carried, the Authority approved the Minutes of the Regular Meeting of December 19, <br />2012. <br />3. NEW BUSINESS <br />a. Authority approval requested for Resolution No. 179 approving the transfer of <br />real property to the City of South Bend <br />Mr. Inks said this is a transfer of a lot in the Blackthorn Corporate Park from the <br />Redevelopment Authority to the Redevelopment Commission. This was plotted as <br />one lot and Cressy & Everett has a business interested in purchasing a smaller lot. <br />We have already approved subdividing the large lot into four smaller lots. The <br />easterly lot, closest to the Blue Heron is the lot we will be selling. It is <br />approximately 2.2 acres. The net to us is about $105,000 based on our contract <br />price with Cressy. The company will provide dialysis service. There is a similar <br />company at the westerly end of the park that does dialysis, but that will not <br />present a conflict. Our intent is to come back to the Authority in a month or so and <br />request a transfer of the balance of the Blackthorn Corporate Office Park land that <br />is still owned by the Authority and transfer it to the Redevelopment Commission. <br />The bond that purchased the land has been paid off so there is no reason for the <br />Authority to hold the land. The property is to be deeded to the Commission when <br />the bonds are paid off. <br />