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—REGULAR U \ • • <br />COMMITTEE OF THE WHOLE MEETING (CONTINUED) <br />Ms. Peggy Donovan, 760 Portage Ave., asked how many people in attendance were against the ordinan e; <br />there was a large'show of hands. <br />Mr. Stanley Pietzak, the petitioner, indicated he had not tried to mislead anyone. He said that <br />Hilton is not the developer of this property, Metro Developers are the developers of the property <br />however, Hilton did make a feasibility study. He introduced Mike Lind, former captain of the Not <br />Dame football team, and Steven Thompson. He indicated they were with him in the South Bend Hotel <br />Limited, Inc. <br />Mr. Michael Lind, R. R. 1, Hampshire, Illinois, indicated that he -was the beneficiary of the bank <br />trust which holds title to the Linebacker Inn property. He indicated.that Hilton is the franchis <br />and the South Bend Hotels Limited were the owners of the property. He read a telegram received <br />from Mr. Sal Guarina, Midwest Regional Manager of the Hilton, which indicated the location was <br />viable and the City needed a first class facility. He indicated Hilton would go ahead if they <br />could complete the arrangements. He said there are many hotels that are not making it, however, <br />many are outmoded and obsolete. He said theproblem the neighborhood has now are problems they ha <br />not created. He said the building they were going to put up will be looked at with pride. <br />Myna Reuter, 1204 N. Garland indicated her home was beautiful, and as you go on down toward Eddy <br />you can see what has happened to that section due to commercialism. <br />Ms. Kathy Cekanski, Council attorney, read a memo directed to the Council dated May 24, 1976. <br />Re: Ordinance Amending and Supplementing Chapter 40 of the Municipal Code of South Bend, Indiana <br />(Tri -piece Edison Road between Edison and State Road 23) <br />1. Background <br />The Council at its caucus meeting of May 17 requested an information update on the above - propos <br />ordinance. The following is a summary of the action taken. <br />2. Hilton Hotel Corporation <br />The Hilton has its corporate headguarte3rslocated in Beverly Hills, California. After contacting <br />this office the regional development office for Hilton was then contacted. <br />Mr. Sal Guarina, Midwest Regional Manager, in Chicago, Illinois heads all Hilton developments in <br />this area. He outlined the steps inolved in securing a franchise agreement with Hilton which ar <br />as follows: <br />(1) Filing of a formal written application with his office. <br />(2) Filing a feasibility study with his office focusing on the proposed site as to locatio <br />environment accessibility, etc. <br />(a) Mr. Guarina then makes a formal written recommendation as to the feasibility <br />of the proposed site. <br />(b) Said recommendation is then sent to the Franchise Board made up of six persons <br />and located in Beverly Hills, California. <br />(c) Formal action is then taken by the Franchise Board. If the vote is affirmative <br />the following procedure is then followed; however all is made subject to final <br />Board approval. <br />(3) Letter of Intent from the developers must then be filed with Mr. Guarina's office. <br />(4) Written Fiscal Reports listing all equity and financial concerns must then be filed <br />within 90 days with Mr. Guarina's office. <br />Not until all of the above steps are completed will there be official and final approval taken <br />on behalf of the Hilton Hotel Corporation <br />3. The Proposed Linebacker Hilton Hotel <br />The Metro Inns Management Company located in Dallas, Texas are the developers cooperation with <br />Mr. Stanley Pietzak and Mr. Michael Lind. <br />Mr. Walter Haeman, President of Metro Inns Management Company, informed our office on Friday, <br />May 21 that they are the largest hotel developer of Hilton. To date, they own or operate 24 <br />properties. He also verified that his company has been retained by Mr. Lind, and that they are <br />in the process of completing the feasibility study. Said study should be filed with Mr. Guarina <br />sometime during the week of May 24th. <br />4. Present Status <br />Our office contacted Mr. Guarina's office today at 2 p.m., and the following information was veri <br />fied: <br />(1) A formal written application from either Mr. Lind or the Metro Inns Management Company <br />has not been filed with his office. <br />(2) No formal action has been taken by any official or representatives of the Hilton Hotel <br />Corporation. <br />(3) A telegram directed to Mr. Lind and Mr. Pietzak was sent today by Mr. Guarina stating <br />that the proposed site "looks viable ". However this telegram in NO way officially <br />commits the Hilton Hotel Corporation in light of the fact that none of the formal steps <br />of the franchise application procedure have been completed. <br />5. Action by the Common Council <br />
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