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CITY OF SOUTH BEND REDEVELOPMENT COMMISSION REGULAR MEETING – November 14, 2024 <br /> <br />5 <br /> <br />David Michael and Rex Weaver with Stoic Distillery explained that they <br />will be committed to the community with hosting fundraising events and <br />partnering with local vendors to provide Stoic with everything to <br />produce their products. Mr. Weaver stated that he has over 10 years of <br />experience in distilling and Mr. Michael has contractor and mechanical <br />engineering experience to help with the renovations. Commissioner <br />Relos asked if they’d purchased the distilling equipment and Mr. <br />Michael stated that it's already in the building. President Warner asked <br />about kitchen services. Mr. Michael stated that they have restaurant <br />experience and there will be a commercial kitchen and will serve a <br />limited menu of grilled cheese sandwiches as well as salads and <br />soups. He stated that it will be a family-friendly environment with <br />games and music. Commissioner Sallie asked about how many jobs <br />they anticipate creating. Mr. Michael stated 25-30 people at full <br />capacity. <br /> <br />Tiernan Kane, project lead for Unity LLC, shared his opposition to the <br />proposal choice. He shared his vision for the site and asked the <br />Commissioners to not make their decision today. Caleb Bauer, <br />Executive Director of Community Investment, stated that this doesn't <br />necessarily preclude agreements between private property owners. <br />Therefore, if Stoic Distilling Co. chose to become part of a larger <br />development in the future, a purchase agreement between the private <br />entities could occur without involving the Commission, though it might <br />still need the Commission's approval for the development agreement. <br />Mr. Bauer did not see a reason to delay a viable project without clear <br />evidence of financing for a compelling vision. Tina Patton, Jonathan <br />Boulos, Gabriella Girgis, Matt Barrett, Kim Kennedy, Monica <br />McDaniels, and Zach Coddington were against making the decision <br />today. David Michael, Rex Weaver, Regina Emberton, and staff asked <br />the Commission to approve the purchase agreement. <br /> <br />Upon a motion by Troy Warner to table the decision until the next <br />meeting, second by Vivian Sallie, the motion was opposed by David <br />Relos; the Commission will table the Purchase Agreement as <br />presented on November 14, 2024. <br /> <br />6. Resolution No. 3619 (Authorizing Staff Sherrif Sale Bid) <br /> <br />Joseph Molnar, Asst. Director of Growth and Opportunity, presented <br />the Sheriff's Office holding periodic auctions for properties, both land <br />and buildings as well as other items and some of those properties are <br />on the River West acquisition list. The Resolution authorizes certain <br />staff to bid at auction and may only do so with the express approval of <br />the Executive Director. After the auction, staff must report back to the <br />Redevelopment Commission regarding any bids made on their behalf
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