HomeMy WebLinkAboutApproving the second year of the City of South Bend Comprehensive Demonstration Program and authorizing the execution of a grant agreement with the Untied States of America RESOLUTION
272-71
Passed by the Common Council of the City of South Bend, Indiana,
April 30, 19 71
Attest: City Clerk
Attest: President of Common Council.
Presented by me to the Mayor of the City of South Bend, Indiana
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City Clerk
Approved and signed by me 19
Mayor
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RESOLUTION NO . 272-71
A RESOLUTION OF THE COMMON COUNCIL OF THE CITY
OF SOUTH BEND APPROVING THE SECOND YEAR OF THE
CITY OF SOUTH BEND COMPREHENSIVE DEMONSTRATION
PROGRAM AND AUTHORIZING THE EXECUTION OF A GRANT
AGREEMENT WITH THE UNITED STATES OF AMERICA
WHEREAS, the City of South Bend desires to continue to carry
out a comprehensive city demonstration program (herein referred to as
the "Program" , attached hereto and made a part hereof) with Federal
financial assistance under Title I of the Demonstration Cities and
Metropolitan Development Act of 1966 (herein called "Act" ) ; and
WHEREAS , the Act requires local governing body approval of
the Program as a condition for eligibility for assistance .
NOW, THEREFORE , BE IT RESOLVED by the Common Council of the
City of South Bend that :
SECTION I . The Program, including the projects and activities
set forth in the grant agreement , is hereby approved .
SECTION II . The Mayor of the City of South Bend, Indiana,
Lloyd M. Allen, is hereby authorized to execute a grant agreement with
the United States of America and to do all things necessary in order
to carry out the Program including the submission of such reports ,
certifications and other material as the Secretary of Housing and Urban
Development shall require .
SECTION III . The Common Council of the City of South Bend
assumes full responsibility for assuring that all grant funds will be
used in an economical and efficient manner in carrying out the Program
and assures the necessary non-Federal share of the cost of Program
Administration .
SECTION IV. The South Bend City Controller, James A. Bickel,
or his successor or delegate may do all things required to be done in
order to obtain payment of the grant , including but not limited to the
selection of a commercial bank to receive payment vouchers , the sub-
mission of signature specimens , and the filing of requests for payment .
SECTION V. This Resolution shall be in force and effect
immediately upon its passage by the Common Council of the City of
South Bend, Indiana.
Memb r of the Common Council
1st & 2nd READING 4-30-71
COMMITTEE OF THE WHOLE
PUBLIC HEARING 4-30-71
3rd READING
NOT OVED
REFERRED FILE� IN CLERK'S OFFICE
PASSED 4-30-71
APR 2 0/ 19 71
KATHRYN L,. BLOLON
CITY CLERK SOUTH BEND, WD.
MODEL CITIES PROGRAM
1002 W. THOMAS STREET
SOUTH BEND, INDIANA 46625 April 29, .,1971
MEMORANDUM
TO: Lloyd M. Allen, Mayor
Robert 0. Laven, President, Common Council
Common Council Members
FROM: Odell Newburn, Chairman, Model
Neighborhood Planning Agency
Charles F. Lennon, Director,
Model Cities Program
SUBJECT: Model Cities Second Year Comprehensive Plan
Colleagues:
After many hours of extremely hard work we are pleased to present
to you the following budget recommendations and other component the Model
C i t es 'Second Year Comprehensive Plan;
MNPA COORDINATING COMMITTEE RANKING
I . Economic Development/Manpower Component $315, 910
Consumer Action $56,400
Manpower (CDA #il ) $185, 035
Eccnomic Development Corp. 553, 400
Credit Union $21 ,075
II Education Component $271 , 720
Career Opportunity Program $112, 000
Elem. School Materials 22, 509
Junior High School Prog. 44, 100
Improved Travel /Cultural 20,371
Muessuel Lunchtime Prog. 3, 000
LaSalle Spectial Services 32, 950
Pre Kindergarten 30, 520
Bus Transportation 6, 270
III Housing Component $252, 400
Umbrella Housing Center 57,450
Survey & Planning Project 62, 500
Relocation & Extended .132,450
Services
IV Physical Component 90, 767
Neighborhood Association 37, 167
Trash Pick Up 13, 000
Environmental Improvement 20, 000
Expanded Recreation 20, 600
V Social Services Component
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Human Relations $18, 000
Project Star (Lead Poisoning 4, 866
Project )
Older Adults 30,000
Camperships 3 , 000
Police Liaison 30, 852
Hansel Center 108, 000
VI Evaluation $ 45,000
VII Stipend 17, 520
Administration 235, 550
TOTAL $1 ,455,000
D/HUD Grant $1 ,455, 000
These budget requests have been developed in committee recommended
to the coordinating committee and presented to the entire Model Neighborhood
Planning Agency. It was unanimously passed and is now being forwarded- to
you for your review.
We respectfully request your favorable reaction to it and are prepared
to discuss these projects at the Public Hearing at 8: 30 a.m. on Friday,
April 30, 1971 •
We appreciated your interest and thoughts as we developed this
Comprehensive Plan.
In Summary:
Projects $1 , 219, 450
Admin 235, 550
TOTAL GRANT $1 , 455, 000
CITY SHARE 58, 888
TOTAL PROJECT COST $1 , 513, 888
CC : MNPA
Miss Virginia Guthrie
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