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Home My WebLink About04-12-10 Council Agenda & PacketAGENDA SOUTH BEND COMMON COUNCIL MONDAY, APRIL 2, 2010 7:00 P.M. 1. INVOCATION 2. PLEDGE TO THE FLAG 3. ROLL CALL 4. REPORT FROM THE SUB_COMMITTEE ON MINUTES 5. SPECIAL BUSINESS 1.0-18 A RESOLUTION OF THE COMMON COUNCIL OF THE CITY OF SOUTH BEND, INDIANA, PUBLICLY COMMENDING AND HONORING MICHAEL SMITH FOR BEING SELECTED TO THE 2010 MEN'S SILVER ANNIVERSARY TEAM 6. REPORTS OF CITY OFFICES 7. RESOLVE INTO THE COMMITTEE OF THE WHOLE 'TIME: BILL NO. 13-10 PUBLIC HEARING ON A BILL AMENDING THE ZONING ORDINANCE FOR PROPERTY LOCATED AT 2301 MIAMI STREET, INCLUDING ADDRESSES 2303 MIAMI STREET, 1026 AND 1034 E. SWING AVENUE WITHIN SAID BUILDING, COUNCILMANIC DISTRICT THREE (3) IN THE~CITY OF SOUTH BEND, INDIANA 14-10 PUBLIC HEARING ON A BILL AMENDING THE ZONING ORDINANCE FOR PROPERTY LOCATED AT 2411 SOUTH MAIN STREET SOUTH BEND, INDIANA 46&14, COUNCILMANIC DISTRICT NO. 6, IN THE CITY OF SOUTH BEND, INDIANA 07-10 PUBLIC HEARING ON A BILL TO VACATE THE FOLLOWING DESCRIBED PROPERTY: A PORTION OF AN ALLEY KNOWN AS ALLEN' S ALLEY TO BE VACATED IS DESCRIBED AS FOLLOWS: THE FIRST EAST/WEST ALLEY NORTH OF WASHINGTON STREET, RUNNING WEST FROM MICHIGAN STREET TO THE FIRST NORTH/SOUTH ALLEY KNOWN A5 WOODWARD COURT FOR A DISTANCE OF 165 FEET, MORE OR LESS, AND A WIDTH OF 5 FEET. SAID 5 FOOT PIECE BEING TAKEN OFF OF THE SOUTH SIDE OF SAID ALLEY 1.2-10 PUBLIC HEARING ON A BILL TO VACATE THE FOLLOWING DESCRIBED PROPERTY: THE FIRST NORTH/SOUTH ALLEY EAST OF LAPORTE AVENUE ALONG COLFAX AVENUE TO THE FIRST EAST/WEST ALLEY FOR A DISTANCE OF 198 FEET, MORE OR LESS AND A WIDTH OF 8 FEET 1.7-10 PUBLIC HEARING ON FOLLOWING DESCRIBED LAUREL STREET FRO STREET TO THE END 0~" DE-SAC 8. BILLS, THIRD READING BILL NO. A BILL TO VACATE THE PROPERTY: A PORTION OF M THE VACATED PERKINS THE LAUREL STREET CUL- TIME: 13-10 THIRD READING ON A BILL AMENDING THE ZONING ORDINANCE FOR PROPERTY LOCATED AT 2301 MIAMI STREET, INCLUDING ADDRESSES 2303 MIAMI STREET, 1026 AND 1034 E. EWING AVENUE WITHIN SAID BUILDING, COUNCILMANIC DISTRICT THREE (3) IN THE CITY OF SOUTH BEND, INDIANA 1.4-10 THIRD READING ON A BILL AMENDING THE ZONING ORDINANCE FOR PROPERTY LOCATED AT 2411. SOUTH MAIN STREET SOUTH BEND, INDIANA 46614, COUNCILMANIC DISTRICT NO. 6, IN THE CITY OF SOUTH BEND, INDIANA 07-10 THIRD READING ON A BILL TO VACATE THE FOLLOWING DESCRIBED PROPERTY: A PORTION OF AN ALLEN KNOWN AS ALLEN'S ALLEY TO BE VACATED IS DESCRIBED AS FOLLOWS: THE FIRST EAST/WEST ALLEY NORTH OF WASHINGTON STREET, RUNNING WEST FROM MICHIGAN STREET TO THE FIRST NORTH/SOUTH ALLEY KNOWN AS WOODWARD COURT FOR A DISTANCE OF 165 FEET, MORE OR LESS, AND A WIDTH OF 5 FEET. SAID 5 FOOT PIECE BEING TAKEN OFF OF THE SOUTH SIDE OF SAID ALLEY 12-10 THIRD READING ON A BILL TO VACATE THE FOLLOWING DESCRIBED PROPERTY: THE FIRST NORTH/SOUTH ALLEY EAST OF LAPORTE AVENUE ALONG COLFAX AVENUE TO THE FIRST EAST/WEST ALLEY FOR A DISTANCE OF 198 FEET, MORE OR LESS AND A WIDTH OF 8 FEET 17-10 THIRD READING ON A BILL TO VACATE THE FOLLOWING DESCRIBED PROPERTY. A PORTION OF LAUREL STREET FROM THE VACATED PERKINS STREET TO THE END OF THE LAUREL STREET CUL- DE-SAC 9. RESOLUTIONS BILL NO_ 10-14 A RESOLUTION OF THE COMMON COUNCIL OF THE CITY OF SOUTH BEND, INDIANA, APPROVING A PETITION OF THE SOUTH BEND BOARD OF ZONING APPEALS FOR THE PROPERTY LOCATED AT 1939 CHARLES STREET, SOUTH BEND, INDIANA 46637 10-1~ A RESOLUTION OF THE COMMON COUNCIL OF THE CITY OF SOUTH BEND, INDIANA, APPROVING AN ORDER OF THE ST. JOSEPH COUNTY AREA PLAN COMMISSION APPROVING A CERTAIN DECLARATORY RESOLUTION AND AN AMENDMENT TO THE AIRPORT ECONOMIC DEVELOPMENT AREA DEVELOPMENT PLAN ADOPTED BY THE SOUTH BEND REDEVELOPMENT COMMISSION I0. BILLS, FIRST READING R~T,r. ~n 18-10 FIRST READING ON A BILL AMENDING THE ZONING ORDINANCE FOR PROPER'T'Y LOCATED AT 220 S. TAYI.,OR STREET COUNCILMANIC DISTRICT COUNCIL DISTRICT ##2 IN THE CITY DF SOUTH BEND, INDIANA 19-10 FIRST READING ON A BILL DF THE COMMON COUNCIL OF THE CITY DF SOUTH BEND, INDIANA, ESTABLISHING A NEW FUND 0436}, THE NORTHEAST NEIGHBORHOOD RESIDENTIAL TIF FUND 20-10 FIRST' READING ON A BILL OF THE COMMON COUNCIL OF THE CITY OF SOUTH BEND, INDIANA APPROPRIATING THE SUM OF $71,000.00 FROM COLLEGE FOOTBALL HALL OF FAME CAPITAL FUND (#677) FOR THE HALL OF VANE BUILDING' S REPAIRS, MAINTENANCE, OR CAPITAL REPLACEMENT 21-10 FIRST READING OF A BILL OF THE COMMON COUNCIL OF THE CITY OF SOUTH BEND, INDIANA APPROPRIATING $353,437.00 FROM THE PARKS AND RECREATION FUND {${201) TO EMPLOY SEASONAL LABORERS 22-10 FIRST READING ON A BILL OF THE COMMON COUNCIL OF THE CITY OF SOUTH BEND TO 'T'RANSFER ALONZO WATSON PARK FROM THE BOARD OF PARK COMMISSIONERS TO TS~E CIVIL CITY OF SOUTH BEND 11, UNFINISHED BUSYNESS T2. NEW BUSINESS J.3. PRIVILEGE OF THE FLOOR 14. 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ItES®L,iJ`FI~tV ®~' 'I'ilE Cf3MM®~l C'~C71°dCII. ~~ TIC CTT~' ®lk SD~JfiIi 1B1C+ Pv1~39 Ix~Ipg~+ yy~~~gg,~~>~u~e~yyiJl~~Iy~~yB~~c~®+M~gMgIg~IV~~gp~p~~q/gg~~~yr7l~ ~[~yngc;~~y~~r~~7pMgac~g~y~~.~~Ig1y~sTMl~l~~€~g~~~t &~L` Ii`6Sl ~L' $„I~~ & EYi 1 ® R Al~ GE/I V 1X@L' 1~ 9~ ~P&.~ Y FIBS !91®1®@~34s~'lih 8 ~~~iai the Cnrrlmon Council of the City of South Bend, Indiana, recognizes that the Indiana Basketball Fall of Farr~e ]museum is located in New Castle, Indiana ;and ma, the Indiana Basketball l~iall of Fame Museum captures the rich tradition of Indiana basketball---from high school to college and those who have gone nn to professional careers---by exploring "Hoosier Hysteria" and preserving the heritage of the game and the men and women who have played and caaehed the game of basketball; and tea, on .March 24, 204 0, the Indiana Basketball I~iall of Fame's Annual Men's Banquet was held in Indianapolis, Indiana, where the 2Q10 Men's Silver Aruaiversary Team were honored, with each member having been selected based on his "outstanding accomplishments as a senior basketball player 25 years ago" and ~, the South Bend Cnmrraon Council is especially proud to recognize and honor Michael Stnith, who was selected as one of eighteen athletes for their outstanding basketball achievements in 1985, A,s a senior at South Bend LaSalle High School, Michael Smith was nanned an Indiana All Saar who averaged 22.3 points, with 8.2 rebounds; and scored a total of 1,050 career points in his high school basketball career; and then went on #o play basketball at the University of Notre Dame and Indiana State iJniversiry. C~~ar*, C~iEoa4e, /,e i~ ~o6ved by the Common Council of the City of South Bend, Indiana, as follows: Section I. Qn behalf of all of the citizens of the City of South Bend, Indiana, the Common Council hereby publicly commends and congratulates South Bend LaSalle High School graduate and 1985 Izzdiana Aft-Star basketball player, IVIIC>l~~~I, SIVIITII, for being selected to the 2010 Men's Silver Anniversar~~ Team 6y the Indiana Basketball I loll of Fame. Section lI The Common Council sincerely thanks MI~'I3A~I~ SMI'I'II far the honors he has brought to his alma mater, the City of South Bend, and himself. The Council wishes MICIIAEI~ SMI'I'I~ and his family, only the best in the years ahead. Section III . This Resolution shall be ire full force and effect from and after its adoption by the Council and approval lry the Mayor. Derek D. Dieter, 1 s9 District Dliver 1. Davis 6 District Henry Davis, Jr., 2° Dists~ct Thomas I.aFountain, 3`° laistricf `T'imothy A. Teo e, .At Large I+ ~~~ AI "Buddy" 'r ifs, At Large Ann Puzzello, 4°' District Dr. David Varner, 5 District ~- ~W _~,hb. Ja Voa e, City Clerk Karen L. VJl-ite, At Large `~~--- Kathleen Cekanski-Farrand, Attorney Stephen J. Luecke, Mayor r ~ ~ .~ h __ r K% `~~ = u ~~_ ~r 'C3~f~'S C~l1TF~EP,C€~ ffSTRY~h~ 261$ ~1.4MI ST [ SOUTH ~E~lB, i~ 46813 ~ 574-233-2427 j V11gMli~€~c a~GMAIir.C01~ February 9, 2010 I Y` To Whom It May concern: This letter is in regards to the re-zoning of the property and building located at 2301 Miami Street, South Bend, Ti~diana, 46fiI4, (including the addresses 1023 Miami, 1026 and. 1034 Ewing Avenue within the building). This is to verify that ®cie M. Brazier, Director, is authorized to represent the abave stated property in the re-zoning transaction from Mixed Use to Local Business. if you have any ~uestians, please cozatact Wozx~en's Outreach Ministry, Lnc. at 574-233-2427 or 574-876-842$_ Thank youe Sincerely, ~ ___,_~ c, Selena Floyd ~ ~'~'~~~~ Secretary, W®MlNinc. 5~ ~~i.w g~' 1~~~ F~ ~ ~s~ ~;~~ ~~ I C b A ®RDINCE A E SING T fiE ZONING RDI~NCE FR R®~ER LCTE® .l° 230 I I STREET, IFdCLIiiIN A®RESSE 33 I I STEETg 106 '1034 E. E IN AEIJE IT°Fll SAi iBUILI , C UCL IC IT ICT THREE (3~ I THE CI ®lJT}~ SEND, ID1At~ STATEMENT QF PtJRI'OSE AND INTENT The zoning for the above address is currently mixed use. Our request is to have the zoning changed to focal business use. The purpose of the new zoning request is to allow a fish aquarium (pet store) and all other uses under the local business zoning to operate at the above address. NQIIV THEREFORE BE IT DRDAINE® by the Common Council of the City of South Bend, Indiana es follows: SECTION 1. Ordinance No. 9495-04, is amended, which ordinance is commonly known as the Zoning ®rdinance of the City of South Bend, Indiana, be and the same hereby is amended in order that the zoning classification of the following described real estate in the City of South Bend, St. Joseph County, State of fndiana: Lot 1, VVeidler"s (Charles) 1St Addition 18-7127-4522 be end the same is hereby established as LB Local Business. SECTION li. This ordinance shall be in full force and effect from and after its passage by the Common Council, approval by the Mayer, and legal publication. E ~. Member of the Common council ._ ~ - _ ~.~ Attest: ( .. .1..F ~ c::~`~~ City Clerk Presented by me to tFte l~~ayor of the City of South Send, indi~n~ on the day of , 2 , ~t a'c!®ck . m. City Clerk Approved end signed by me on the day of 2 , at o'clock . ~. Mayor, City ©# Sauth Send, Indiana i ~r ~~~n~~~' Z --z.~- ~~ 3rd 2Ef1bENG NGT Af=PRC~V~, PJaSS~,~ _~.- ~~~ 1 7 2l0 J~~{?~ Vr;~~GP... Ck'~ ~~F.~~{, ~Q. ~~~, f~fi. Date Filed Date received by the Area Ilan Commission @plicatian N€~e I (we} the u~adersigned make application to the Cornrr~oi~ Council of tl~e City of South Bend, Indiana to amend the zoning ordinance as herein requested. 1} The property sought to be rezoned is located at: 2301 Miami Street (including 2303 Miarrii, 1026 and 1034 fast Bwil~g Avenue within said location), South Bead, Indiana, 46614 2} Name and address of property owaaer(s} of the petition site: Woacnen's Outreach. Ministry, I7ac. 2301 Miami Street South Bend, IN 46614 3) Name and address of contingent purchaser(s), if applicable: 4} It is desired and requested that this property be rezoned from MU Mixed I_Jse District to IaB Local Business District 5} This rezoning is rega~ested to allow the following uses}: ~~ cx ® ~ c^~ ;~ N ~ c.~; e ~. ~ry ~ r ~ r ~ ~ f°i ~.3 ~. ~ ~ ~' ~.. ~~ ~ i I~j order to accoinrnodate are Aquariua~€ Shop {pet store) and all other uses allowed under the Local Business ~onulg. 6} Attached is a copy of (a) legal description of the property; (b) seventeen (17} preliminary site plans: {c} a statement of purpose and intent; (d) a list of names and addresses of all property owners and the tax key numbers for all. properties within 300 feet of the petition property; and (e) addressed, stamped envelopes for all property owners within 30(} feet of the petition property; (f} a location anap, if available, drawn. to scale, which. includes street names. Signature{s) of a!! property awner(s} or authorized representative for said property PiJ TI'I'ION I'IZl~,1?AI~ED B~: CON'T'ACT p~~SON: (if different) Selena McAfee ®cie Brazier ~ ~ `~~`~~ 2018 Miami Street 2301 Miami Street ,~ ~ ~~ - I r@ }Sy South Bend, IN 46613 South Bend, IN 46614 ~ ~ ~ ~~ _ @ t,~ ,~.~ WOM1Ninc@g~r~ail.arg W4MiNinc@gmail.org ~~~~Mi~A~~ ~~'~~ Pi ,AID ~E~~TININ`'S Tabulated data (List) 1. Gross acreage or square footage of site: 41'7 x 127' = 5295 2, Proposed land use: All uses allowed under Local Baseness honing 3. Estimated number of parking spaces required and provided: 1414 4. General land coverage -percentage of buildings, paved areas and open spaces: Percentage of buildings: 4080 5295 = 77% Paved areas and open spaces: Parking 9'w ~ I9'd = 684 5295 = l3% 5. p`or residential components: N/A. Mapped 11~`orrnation 1. North. arrow and scale 2. Actual shape and demension of the rezoning property 3. Type and general location of buildings 4. General locations for all. proposed irz?provernentss hacl.uding paved areas and buildings 5. General layout of on-site parking (Mapped information 1 through 5, please see attachment) ~. Building height _ I l'S" 7. Required setbacks and bufferyards: front - 30', rearlside - 20' 8. Location and type of landscaping and screening: 3 trees 9. Adjacent rights-of way and nearby intersections: Building is located at the intersection of Maa~xze Street and Ewing Avenue, South Bend, Indiana, 4614 (Mapped inforniatian for landscaping, setbacks and parking pending variance) 1 r~U [ ~~ y " f ~rv$ ~'_ i 2 ; ) r , # ~ ~ -- E - _.~_ _~~_.. _ ...~ ._. ._ ~. __ -~- -~ ~----~--- ....~_....~~- y_.,..~ ._ ~" ~ ~ ~ s --y ..-.-..~...___-~ _~_~~_-v .ry.~aM.....~._.~~~...,._..{. ..a.....i ._....`... _ ~. ,~...~...._i.... ~ ~ __.. __~__ .~.....~.w__..L._ .._... --v--- .._ .. _.,q._-..~~.. .. ~ ~ _.~,.~_.~ ... .., E f _ .~.... ~._.. ~ r q .,y ~.,. ,~ .~ ~ _=F..... -- _ .. _ _ _ }t t ~ R~-F ~ ~ ` 1 ~ ~_ ~ Y ~ ~ ~ ~ k ~~ -,, b ., . e;. . _~.. ..3(y _ d .w..~ . ~j. ~ . .. _ . 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Box 13513 Arlington TX 76094 4524 STITCH &apps;N TIME FABRICS LLC 2305 Miami Street South Bend IN 46614 2496 H. % WHiTCONiB AND KELLER 1 Q09 E Ewing Ave South Bend IN 46613 2497 SHEPARD JAYSGN P iQ13 E Ewing Ave Sou#h Bend IN 46693 2498 IVACIC JEROME P REV TRUST 3019 S Michigan St South Bend IN 46614 2353 COOK THOMAS 2214 Miami 5t South Bend IN 46613 2356 WEAVER PROPERTY SERVICES LLG P O Box 6766 South Bend IN 46660 2355 KELLEN LLC 369 Peashway South Bend IN 46617 2341 KELLEN LLC 308 Peashway South Bend IN 46617 2478 NEFF JERRY L JR & DEBORAH J 1006 E Fox St South Bend IN 46613 2479 BESSL_I=R DONALD A 63411 Pine Road North Liberty IN 46554 2339 DUFFtN DAVID H 2268 Miami Snuth Bend IN 46614 2480 LORETTA 1(114 E Fnx St South Bend IN 46614 018-7067- 2481 1NT) JOSEPH A & DAWN M ROWLES (112 1NT) 1018 Eox St Sou#h Bend IN 4fi613 2482 HAMILTON PATRICIA A 1022 Fox South Bend IN 46613 -!Vb - 2483 NILSEN JOHN K 1632 E Fox 5t South Bend IN 46613 4623 STITCH 'N TIME FABRICS LLC 23D5 Miami Street South Bend IN 46614 4375 SALYER PAUL S 2404 Miami St South Bend IN 46G14 4527 9 STAR INVESTMENTS PO Bax 7p6 Middlebury IN 46546 4332 MASSA JOHN D 2322 Miami St South Bend IN 46614 4532 HUDSDN KEM & SHARON 29645 CR 28 Elkhart IN 46517 4533 FUJETA FRANK 1D22 Aitgeld St South $end IN 4G614 2354 SUAREZ FEDERICO 16275 Cherrywoad Ln Osceola IN 46561 018-7127- 454D TRUSTEE RALPH J ~ JANE S FLORKOWSKI TRUST WIA LIFE ESTATE 2401 Miami St South Bend IN 46614 4309 MARKIEWICZ THOMAS J 1120 E Ewing Av South Bend IN 46613 4516 STOWS DONNA 1001 E Aitgeld St South Bend EN 46614 4517 MILLER UANNI 1fl05 Altgeld Si South Send iN 45614 4518 SCHULTZ SUSANt~ 1p13 Altgeld St South Bend IN 46fi14 4519 CHILDS TRAVIS D & KIMBERLY D 1015 E Altgeld St South Bend IN 46614 4529 ROSEANN EMISC 1017 E Altgeld St South Bend IN 46614 4330 SALVATION ARMY . P O Sax 2603 Grand Rapids MI 495fl1 018-7667- 2494 TRUSTGRANTOR RETAIN LIFE ESTATE 1001 E Ewing South Bend IN 46613 2495 KLINE GREGORY E & LESLIE J 1005- E Ewing aVE South Send IN 46613 4521 KUROWSKI EbWARD F 3602 S Ironwaod Qr South Bend IN 46614 018-7122- 4329 TRUSTEE JAMES P SERNATH REVOG TR 12-19-94 % PD5 TAX SERVICES P.a. Box 13519 Arlington TX 76094 4525 WISEMAN MARY BETH 57fl7 Aberdeen Dr South Bend IN 46614 4325 FINK GERALC3 E & ADAMS TERESA L 1113 E Altgeld South Bend IN 46614 4324_ CENflVA AMY N 1115 Altgeld South Bend IN 48614 .. ~ 'y ! 4 L 3 f ~~^ ~ ~~~~ ..fwd ,,~ i,,¢v ~~~ w a `~ ~ 40 ~~~ir~ty-t~ity ~L~iiir~ ~€~#~€ ~~ls ir~c~i~~~ ~F601 John W. ~yorni ~xectstive Director Larry l~. ~~giiazzi Assistant dir~;ctor Phone 574 235-9571 ~rww.stjasephcountyindiana.corn/areaplar€ Fax 574 235-9813 Il4arch 17, 2010 T'he 1~Ianorable ~ ouncil of the City of South Bend 4th Floor, County-City Building South Bend, 1N 46601 ~~ RE: A proposed ordinance of Women's Outreach Ministry, [nc_ to zone from MU Mixed Use ®istrict to LB L,ocak business District, property located at 2301 Miami Street, 2303 I14iami Street, 1026 and 1034 East ];wing Avenue, City of South Bend - APC# 2546-10 ®earCouncil Members: I hereby Certify that the above referenced ordinance of Worrten's Outreach Ministry, Inc. was €egalky advertised on Thursday, March 4, 2{)10 and that the Area Plan Commission at its public hearing on Tuesday, lVlarch 16, 2010 took. the fallowing action: 1.Jpon a motion by Jahn McNamara, being seconded by Ann Puzzello and unanimously carried, the proposed ordinance of Women's Outreach Ministry, Enc. to zone fi-am MU ]fixed Use F~istrict to LB Local Business [district, property located at 2301 ]e//IiaPni Street, 2303 Miami Street, 1026 and ] 034 East Ewing Avenue, City of South Bend is sent to the Common Council with a favorable recommendation. Rezoning to Local Business will support a wider variety of businesses beneficial to the neighborhood, and allow the adaptive re-use of the older commercial space, furthering the reinvestment in the existing building and neighborhood. The deliberations of tl~e Area Plan Commission and points considered in arriving at the above decision are shown in the minutes of the public hearing, and wi I1 be forwarded to you at a later date to be made a part of this report. Sincerely, ~~ i ~~"~ ~- 'd.'~~4~ --doh.ra W. ~3yorn~ ,IWB,jsc Attachment CC: Women's Outreach ministry, Inc. Ocie Brazier Serving Souih Bend, Lakeville, Phew Carlisle, htorth L€berty, Qsceola, Rose€and and St. Joseph County, Indiana J- , -.:'~ Stai'f Rer~o~°t APC # 2546- i 0 ®~vnera Women's Outreach Ministry, [nc. I,ocatione 230I Miami Street, 2303 Miami Street, 1026 and 1034 East Ewing Avenue .~urisdiction: City of South Bend Itegnested Action: The petitioner is requesting a zone change from MLT Mixed Use .District to LB Local Business District to allow an aquarium shop {pet store} and alI other uses allowed under the Local Business honing classification. ~as~tl iJses anti Zoning: On site: ®n site is amulti-tenant building. Current tenants are Upscale Trends anti Bead Creative. North: Tn the north is the Tutt Branch oi'the St. Joseph County Public library zoned MU fvlixed Use District and SF2 Single FarniIy and Two Family ®istrict. East: To the east is a liquor store zoned LB Local Business District. South: Ta the south is a fabric store zoned MCJ Mixed Use District. West: To the west are single family hnmes zoned SF2 Single Family and Two Family District. District uses and ctevelaprnent stanefards: The LB District is established to provide for small business groupings Incated outside of the viIlage style mixed use concept and which provide for the full range of convenience uses necessary to meet the daily needs of nearby residential neighborhoods. Permitted uses within the LB Districts are regulated irG character to assure harmonious development with the nearby residential districts served and are limited in size and scale to prantate pedestrian access. Site plan deseripti®®: The tote! area of the site is 5,295 square feet. There is an existing 4,00 square foot building divided into 4 units. Variances, requested by the petitioner for parking, landscaping and setbacks will be heard at the April 7, 2010 area Board of~oning Appeals meeting. Tra#~c and. transpnrtatic~n considerate®ns: Ewing Street and Miami Street have two lanes each with on-street parking. Additional inffQrffiateocra {Agency comments} There are two plans for the Miami Street Corridor. The R~liami Street Commercial Corridor Revitalization Action Flan (2000}, and an informal 2007 future land use plan for Miami Street that recommends that the 2301 11/fiacni parcel be used for low-intensity commercial. attd/nr residential use with rniniznal setbacks. City Engineer: The parking area must have storm water retention. The parking area and alley must be paved to the south property line. Parking spaces must be nutside of right of way. IVomen's Outreach i~linistry, Inc. #2546-10 Page I of 1 5 Griteria (pe~° >iC` 3~-7«4-60~~; 3e tr'asnprelrez~sive ~taa: ~olasy Play P Cit r~Plan. South Bend Comprehensive Plan November 2046 Objective LU 2.2: Pursue a mix of land uses along major corridors and other Iacations identified on the Future Land Use Map. Objective EI] 2: retain existing businesses and recruit new ones to the city. Rezoning this parcel would meet these objectives. ~,a~d l:Jse Play: The Future sand CJse Map shows this area as mixed use, Plata lla~plea~er-ta~tiamm/€~ther ;a~lar~sa Miami Street Commercial Corridor Revitalization Action Plan 02000) This property is in the South Gloster subarea. appearance Objective: Improve viability of commercial shopping nodes. Business nvironznent Detention Objective: Cheep current businesses successful. 2. G~rre~t canditiomms atad character; The proposed site is on the sautherri end of the traditional Miami Street commercial corridor. Small businesses line Miami Street with residential behind it. The library branch was recently expanded. ~. mast desirable rise: Past uses of the building have been service and small retail, which should contiziue. ~. G®trset aaticav cif ~r~o~erty valves: it is the staffs opinion that the surrounding property values should not be adversely affected. ~, esp®tesi6ie develaQmae~t grad grQlte 1~ilowing Local Busiress zoning will open up the number of uses allowed at this site. The site is too small to support the snare intense uses of Local business that may be objectionable to the neighborhood. Recotvvsendatiota: Based on information available prior to the public hearing, the staff recomrnends that this petition be sent to the Gammon Council with a favorable recornrriendatian. ~alysiss rezoning to Local Business will support a wider variety of businesses beneficial to the neighborhood, and allow the adaptive re-use of the older commercial space, furthering the reinvestrrtent in the existing building and neighiic~rhaod. Women's Outreach Ministry, inc. #254b-IO Page 2 of 2 ~~~ --j < ~ ~ } } I ~~ ~ 1 I ~ r ? J r~ T ~ - f k 2 -r --~ SOUTH BEND "SF2" SINGLE FAMILY ~ TWO FAMILY DISTRICT SOEJTH BIND "MU" MIXED l1SE DISTRICT 50UTH BEND "LB" LOCAL BUSINESS DISTRICT Df CE N ®R®{N,~NCE RAENDING TFfE Z®~fIN !~®tN~NCE F®R F'RC3PER L~Ci4TElJ `i° 2301 ii~[~f~fii STREET, 1Nl~l1l]1N e4®®RESSES 2303 MIS ! STREET, 'P026 ~N® 1434 E. EVVING AVENUE VVITFIIN S~41® ll3Ul~.®INC3~ c®UNCIEI~N~C ®fSTFiICT THREE ~) ~N THE C1T~' ® S~~TH ~E~~ Eli®le4N~ STATEP~ENT ® F'URF®SE ~~®II~TE~T The zoning for the above address is currently mixed use. ®ur request is to have the zoning changed to local business use. The purpose of the new zoning request is to allow a fish aquarium (pet store) and all other uses under the local business zoning to ®perate at the above address. NDVII THEREFORE BE IT ~RDAIf~ED by the Common Council of the City of South Send, lndiana as follows: SECTION ~ . ®rdinance No. 9495-~q4, is amended, which ordinance is commonly known as the Zaning Ordinance of the City ®f South Bend, lndiana, be and the same hereby is amended in order that the zoning classification of the following described real estate in the City of South Bendq St. Joseph County, State of lndiana: Lot ~, VVeidler's Charles) .lac Addition 18W712~-4522 be and the same is hereby established as LB Local Business. SEC`CIO[~ 11. This ordinance shall be in full force and effect from and after its passage by the Corr~ror~ Council, approval by the Mayor, and legal publication. li~ember of the Cornrnor~ Council Attest: City Clerk f~re~er~ted ~y rye to the f~ayor of the City of South Bend, Indian=s on the day of , ~ , at t~`clc~ck . rat. City Clerk Approved and signed by rune on the day caf , ~ , at o'clock . gyn. Nfayor, City of South Bend, Indiana !i ~ s4 f~E~CSi~~ ~7 ~ .L_ ._ L I'UGLIC: ~I~~~E2.It~C~ :3 ;;i '2E~.1J~iCs RVti~! ,~,~%?%i?L~1~~~? CrA~ ~ lLi ~tll.,, 'Fi: ~f~ ~' ~Fp r4r.F ~~u € l ~" i~S. i ~ f ._'.~I .r ,?gls'Id Ifs%%`~;'~C'r ~_ ~ttc~A~~ J. i~An~c~t, i~.A. .and Surveyors ~ f~resfessianal Engineers Rosy hiA~,nIER, P.S. Landscape ,4rchitects ~ Land Planners ~ic~norable IvTembers of the City ®f ~7°anuary ~~, 2~1Q South Bend Cotmtzton Cauncil 4tr' E°loor County°City B~xilc~ing South Bend, Indiana 4Gfi0], RE : Rezoning Petition for 2451 LLC and Tn7etYgar, Ir:c . for their property located at 24!1 South main Street, .South Bend, Indiana 4b514s dear Council Members: Cur clients are requesting the approval of a Rezoning Petition for their properties located at 2415 South Main Street, South Bend, Indiana. This requested Rezoning would allow for the re-location of the Habitat for Eiuanaxaity Restore facility presently located on Sample Street. Our clients believe that this new lacation wi~.l provide there with additional building square footage for the display itezzes and ample parl~ing for their patrons. They believe this fatality would fit well al®rag this portic~rz of Ma.irx street with its existing mixed uses arsd nearby resiaiential neighborhoods. If you have any questions concerning this matter, please feel free to give zee a sell at 234~40DS. Pile lea. 1Q®1E35 °iC" Md. 1643 Commerce Drive ~ South Bend, i~ 48fi26 once 574!234-4003 ~ 8001594-4003 ~ rax 5741234-4919 20$ West iNarS ~ Berrien Springs, n~i 49103 ace 2891471-3010 ~ Fax 2691471-7237 Billie May Jr Gfare Sr.~ Verda ~ICebber .Jose Luis i3ueno 229 `J`~ Ewing Ave 418 ~ E~~inr~ Ave 225 ~~ Ewing South Bend, I. 45513 South Bend, I. 46613 South Bend, I. 46613 Tax Key # 018 8012 D587 Tax Key # 018 8012 0588 Tax Key # 018 8012 (3689 Yolanda Flores Anthony Ray Lee David & Joan 11Vhitaker 223 Ut! ;mowing 221 W Ewing PC} Box 10056 South Bend, fKl. 46813 South Bend, I~. 446613 South Bend, I. 46680 Tax Key # 018 8012 059D Tax Key # 018 8012 0591 Tax Key # 018 8012 0585 Thelma Owens Monique lnc Monique Inc 2214 S Lafayette 3019 S Michigan 5t 3019 S Michigan St South Bend, I~. 46613 South Bend, ltV. 46614 South Bend, IN. 46614 Tax Key # 018 8012 0584 Tax Key # 018 8012 0583 Tax Key # 018 8012 0582 Jerame & Janet fvacic Axelberg & Axeiberg LLG Garrison & Helen Haynes 3019 S Michigan St 1902 S Main 2208 S Main St Scuth Bend, IIN. 46614 South Bend, I~. 46613 South Bend, I~. 4&613 Tax Key # 018 8012 0579 Tax Key # 018 8012 058702 Tax Key # 018 8011 0510 Good Faith Electrical Services Goad Faith Electrical Services Inc Goad Faith Electrical Services !nc 9211 Pokagon Raad 9211 Pokagon Rd 9211 Pokagon Rd Berrien Genter, MI. 49102 Berrien Genter, MI. 49102 Berrien Genter, MI. 49102 Tax Key # 018 8011 0513 Tax Key # 018 8011 0516 Tax Key # 018 8011 0519 Good Faith Electrical Services Inc. Wedgar Inc. Good Faith Electrical Services inc. 9211 Pokagon Rd PO Box 2829 9211 Pokagon Road Berrien Genter, MI. 49102 South Bend, li\l. 4868D Berrien Genter, MI. 49162 Tax Key # 018 8011 0522 Tax Key # D18 $011 0518 Tax Key # 018 8011 0523 Ewing Realty Thomas L Grubbs Thomas & Linda Grubbs 23D6 S Main 2221 S Michigan St 2221 S Michigan St South Bend, IJV, 46$14 South Bend, ill. 48613 South Bend, IN. 48613 Tax Key # 018 8011 0526 Tax Key # D18 8D11 0528 Tax Key # D18 8D11 0524 First hlational Bank of America First ~#ational Bank of America Overgaards Artcraft Printers inc. 241 E Saginaw Suite 6D0 241 E Saginaw Suite 600 2213 S Michigan St East Lansing, MI. 48823 Eas# Lansing, Ml. 48823 South Bend, IN. 46613 Tax Key # 018 8011 0517 Tax Key # 018 8011 0614 Tax Key # 018 8011 0520 """ ,.S a _.. err r, G ~ _.,~-,.,~.~.. ,~ ~4i~ll ~_~~:_ ~ ~ ~~Ll~tym~€~y E~uil~r~ ~~f ~i~~, Prte~i~~ ~~~~ John V~. yorni ~xectative Director Larry l~. I~agliozzi R~ssistant Cirector Phone 5'74 235-9571 v~+ww.stjosephcountyindiana.corn/areaplan i=ax 574 235-9813 March 17, 201 Q T'he Flonorable Council of the City of ; ~ ~ E` F South bend ~ , ~ ~ , ' 4t Poor, ounty-City But tng South Bend, IIV 46601 [tB: A proposed ardinance of 241 1 LLC, et. al. to zone from Lt Light Industrial District to L13 Local Business District, property located at 2411 S. IV1ain Street, City of South Bend - APC# 2547-10 Dear Counci[ Members: l hereby Certify that the above referenced ordinance of 2411 LLC was legally advertised on Thursday, March 4, 2p10 and that the Area Plan Commission at its public hearing on Tuesday, March 16, 2010 took the following action: L7pon a motion by John DeLee, being seconded by .lack iVlell and unanimously carried, the proposed ordinance of 24 ] 1 LLC, et, al. to zone from LI Light Industrial District to LB [coca[ Business District, property [orated at 241 1 S. Main Street, Cite of South Bend is sent to the Common Council with a favorable recorrtmendation. The proposed use is a good example of adaptive reuse. 'fhe retail use meets the objectives of City 1?Ian and the South Gateway Commercial Corridor Action Plan. [n addition, zoning the property may attract additional retail/office opportunities to the overall site. The deliberations of tl-te Area. Plan Commission and points considered in arriving at the above decision are shown in the minutes of the public hearing, and will be forwarded to you at a later date to be made a part of this report. Sincerely, ~hn ~. 13yorrta .IifJB:jsc Attachment CC: 2411 LLC Wedgar, Inc., Attn: G ,4 Resnik Danch, Varner & Associates Serving 5ouih Bend, Lakeville, Pdew Carlisle, f~arlh Liberty, gsceola, Roseland and St. Joseph Cnunty, Indiana _ .. _ _.. ~~ ~, ~ ®~ ~ ~ n~u LI ~ Mll ~E ~_ I GB L~- ~ I ~~$ J~~L~ GS GB ~lC~~ L! PJfU GB ~~'~ LIB T N [~~T°tt~L `~ a~ r~ l~ICI 50UTI-! BEf~[p "SF2" SINGLE I"Afv~1LY & T1Nb FAf1~ILY p4STRIGT SOUTH BEND "MU" l1~IXEp USE DISTRICT SOUTH BENp "LB" LOCAL. BUSINESS pISTRICT SOUTH BENp "G B" GENERAL BUSINI=SS SOUTH SENp "LI" LIGHT INDUSTRIAL pISTRICT SOUTH BEND "GI" G1=NERAL ITVpUSTRIAL DISTRICT O ~ CE DTO ®RI3~I~IOE IPfi~ TIDE ~®I3~IQG OR2IIDI~iOR ~dR RRO~~RTY I,dCo~TRU e~T 24~.~ SOUT&i ~N STREET S®U'~T~ F3RNI?, I3T7~~7A ~66~~, CdUNOI ~~ ~7~STR~OT ~lOe ~, ~ TFiE OITY d~` SOUTH EEt ~~A ST~°PEMEI~7T C5E` PURPOSR ~N'TEN''~ TIER PROPRRT`Y ~S LdO~TEi1 1~T 24I1 SdU°~1~ ~~ STREET P SOU~'T~ BEI~ o INU~ANA IS PRESEi3TT,o`i' ~ONE~ Ted Ia~GTiT ~N1?USTRI~.I, DISTR~O°!° o TFiR PROPERTY T S REQUESTE~3 TO $E RSZdNRU 'Td °rF$E ~.R Z~dC ~US~I~iESS DISTRICT T'd .I~dW ~"OR ~ RET.~i~L STORE. DER O~ TFiE Ofl~idl~ CdUNOIIa '~~~~ o ~I~~ ~LREc ~~SEDT~E~ ~~' ~'® q~pl$i ~SY~R ~~` Ei~ G~~~ ~ ~~tI~I3v~~~t~, ~glglA ®1'6 ii3te &iS1~ ®C ~ 6. ' 69i p~ //eeyy ~y[[eeggpp y~ _.... _.. !~ ~ 1+1.s~CeL~ a i°g . ~~~3 L~FiF~d~ dSCCl!®YSdiJ LL.~4L ~~Vl\Jrryye~ 83i 1°tGe ®itl ~dyg1~T_¢s qtr /~~Y ~p p G ~ 69i ~~ \riEV4i~ ~Y, Y..6 ®A'0O 4 .L~d 4f~ 47®i./~~ i7FFl~t LY ~ ~iVL ~CYd`C& r' \ =~ ~sf !2F/~,bl!~G ~ ~(~ 1`'U!iL1C. F~iEAR!~G ~3 rc3 Ri:AiS!I~!.;~ ICJ"t /;P~'~~?1/ ~~~ VE . A'!e e l.r~°.-, l f ~.-._ ~~jj,,~~gg 55 ~~,,,r.~ trr~QR~~, P~. ~~4Y E~, fir;{„ ~;~. E~~t~f, ~ I'ebruarv 2. 2010 ~~ ~ ~ ~ Sautll Bend Coa~~mon Council 227 W..lefferson Blvd. South Bend, 1N 46001 -- r ~~~ !i _. _ C~ RICHARia ~LLlS f ', 'O Box 5<0 Sou:E~ fiend, Ifs 46Fi2~ 574 23 7 6000 Tel 574 237 oaQl Fax ~n~ww, cbre.com/so ui h be nd RTC: Alley Vacatioaa - A portion of an alley {known as Allen's Alley) to be vacated is described as follows: the first EastlWest alley North of Washinbton Street, rauu~ine West from. Miclaiga.n. Street to the first North/South alley (1<a~owa~ as Woodward Court) for the distance of 165 feet, more or Tess, and a width. of 5 feet. Said 5 foot piece beiaag taken off ol'tl~e South side of said. alley. Enclosed please find the Petition to Vacate, Ordinaa~ce, and all additional required documentation for the closure of the shave anentioned alley. The purpose of the vacation of the real propeaty is to add an additional row of parking as part of tl~e 101 N. Michigan St. project. Our request is solely intended to reclaim a small portion that was oaace part of the property, while clearly desiring to pa-eserve the pedestrian walkway as it exists aaad see enl~ancen7ent to it, as it is clearly an asset. Sincerely, 1 13radlcy .l. Toothaker I Presideaat CI3 kichard Ellis (Ba-adley 202 S. 1VI~iel~igan St~•eet, Suite 200 ~ South Bend; IN 46601 T 574.237.6000 ~ 1" 574.237.6001. 1 C 574.340.3333 brad,, t~ot~thaker~rr,!_~1~~_e.ctatn ~ }-~~wtv.cha_c.c«~ ~~ .v~~E~y,~,',T~r.... _,. ~ ~f ~E~ - :3 2.D10 .~..w ;~1:,:,,~ . ~~. the fcllowina: electric, telephone; gas; ovate€°, sewer, surface water control structures ai'rd ditches v4rithin tine vacated right-of-way, unless such rights are released by the individual utilities. S~CTI0N_IIlo The following property may be injr~riously or beneficially affected by such vacating: 18-1002-007501, 78-1002-O0T6 Section IV. The purpose of the vacation of the real property is to add an additional row of parking to f8,t002-0070, as part of the tOl f~. Michigan St. project. Our request is solely intended to recCai a small portion that was once part of the property, while clearly desiring to preserve the pedestrian walkway as it exists and see enhancement to it, as it is clearly an asset. S~CTiQt~ V. This ordinance shall be in full force and effect from and after its passage by the Common Council and approval by the Mayor. Member of the Common Council Attest: City Clerk ~~~~. '` `' ~' sN'~Pl - ,.i ~~ .., > ? , ~ Presented by me to the Mayor of the City of South Bend, Indiana on the day of 2 at o'clock m. Approved and signed by me an the o'clock ice. -r ~, ~ '"~ st R~AC~it~~ ~~ City Clerk day of _ 2 , at F~tt~t4~' ; ~G~PIi~~ s ~~ ~rn~!r~~ Mayor, City of South Bend, Indiana ~iCi~ ltr-~''"t~~fE~ ~t.EFERf~Ef~. x e t c~a I `ETITfC7N TC~ ~ACf-~T Pl~~3LfG R€C~FiTS--C3i=-~~t,A~ ~S~ F2ETS/AL~.EY ) TG THE COi~fiI~GI~ COUi<iCiL OF THE C9T1' CAF SOUTH BE~I[3, INDIANA I (VUE}, THE ~l~IDERSIG~i=D F'RUPERTY QW~IER(5), FETlT10~ YOI~ TC] VACATE: A. THE ALLEY I3E5C~:II3E® AS: The first fast/i~l/est alley !North of Washington Street, running ~/est from Michigan Streef to the first IVo~~h/South alley (known as Woodward Court) for a distance of 165 feel, more or less, and a width of 5 feet. Said 5 foot piece being taken off of the South side of said alley. Being part of The Original Town (nobv Gity~ of South Bend, Portage Township, City of South Bend, St. Joseph County, fndiana. s. THE sTR~i=T D~scRis~Q As: 4~RMI~ (signed ~ printed) ADDRESS ~~ Brad Toathaker DATE: ~---c-=.•, f~ . _~--, ~.~ V ..; ~ ~, LOT ~ 1 c~ .~., -- ~c~'7G CO~T'ACT PERSOP~ (S) RETURN TO; OFFICE OF THE GITY CLERIC JGHN VOURD~, CITY CLi~RIC ROOM 455-GOII~ITY-GITY BUILDING SOUTH BEND, IN 4b60~ 574-2.~5-9221 ~IAI1~E~ Brad Toothaizer ADDRESSe P.O. Bax 540 South Bend, IN 46624 €~HONI=: (sT4) z37-600 ~"A ~~ ~ ~.~ ~~ ~_ ~;-~~ t 3 - ~ A' ~n ~ {, ;, nY t{€ ~~..,, ~ i R~.~ E {__ ~. ~, ~1. pa~~tion of aa~ alley (Ic~aawn as ~Lilen's Alley) to be vacated. is described as follows: tl~e first l;'asiJWest alley ~~nx-tl~ of Wasl~in~tarz Street, running Wesi from Michigan 5freet to the first No~~tl3/South alley {laiawn as Wood~~ard Court) for a distance of 165 feet, snore ar less, aI]~i a width of 5 feel. Said 5 foal piece beu~~ taken of-f of tl~e South side of said alley. 13cing part of Th.e Original 'fovan (glow City) of South ~end,1"ot'tage Township, C~ of South Bc,~i~ SY JosPpl~ _-,.~~ County, l~~diana. ~ ~ ~~4 ~~ ~ „~ E~ .. _ r_ !~ -- ~ 2~1~7 ~ ~ p~ ? ,gym ~!}~ ..~„ ~ARCLi® N~E_1 IAILINGAI~D IAILINGC~T IA[LiNOSTA I~AELIP~G~IP INDIANA 018-1 D02- LAND TRUST 108 N Main DD75 #12508 Ste 710 Soutl~s Bend IN 46601 INDIANA 018-1008- LAND TRUST 108 N Main St 0330 108-118 Ste 710 South Bend I N 46601 CITY OF SOUTH BEND DEPT OF 018-1008- REDEVELOP County City 0330D2 MENT Bld D D18-1002- MICHIGAN 101 N DD76 STREET LLC Michi an St South Bend IN 46601 1ST SOURCE CORP ATTN 018-3091- ACCOUNT 347402 DEPT P O Box 1602 South Bend IN 46634 018-1002- MHM REALTY 2610 0073 LLC Twixwood Ln South Bend IN 46614 D18-1002- 0078 BKT LLC P.o. Bax 502 South Bend 1N 46624 MICHIGAN STREET LLC j018-1002- CIO BRAD 0080 TOOTHAKER P.O. Box 540 South Bend 1N 46624 F f \,~"`~ CITY OF SOUTH BEND DEPT OF County City 018-1008- REDI~.VELOP Bldg Room 033501 MIrNT 120(7 South Bend IN 46601 INDIANA 018-1008- LAND TRUST 108 N MAIN 0330703 #1129$ ST STE 711 South Bend IN 46601 INDIANA 018-1008- LAND TRUST 108 N Main 0331 108/801 Suite 711 South Bend IN 46501 C[TY OF SOUTH BEND DEPT OF Room 1 200 018-1008- REDEVELOP County City 033602 MENT Bld South Bend IN 46601 018-10D2- MICHIGAN 101 N 0077 STREC~T LLC Michigan St South Bend IN 46601 TARGET 018-10D2- LEASING 21533 Golden 007501 CORP Maple Ct South Bend IN 46628 INDIANA 018-1008- LAND TRUST 108 N Main 033201 1081801 Suite 711 5auth Bend IN 46601 SOUT~i BEND PUBLIC TRANSPORT ATION 227 W 015-1008- CORPORATI ,~efferson 0322 ON Suite 1400 South Bend IN 46601 ~~..~~, ~ cam= ®~~-~ ~z~~t~ ?r ~~ 3-1002- .074 SHEIN~CAI-iE G 127 N Michigan 5t South Bend IN 46613 CfTY Off' SOUTH BEND DEPT OF REDEV %1 ST ~--~~ ? 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Jitin Kain `~ Downtown South Bend, Inc. ~A PQ Box 930 South Bend, Indiana 46b24 RE: Alley Vacation -The last Portion of the East/West Alley that Runs from Michigan Street to iVlain St?•eet and i~ehveen Colfax Avenue al7d Washington Street (P~-elilninary Review) Dear Nir. I~ail~: The Board of Public Works, at its Decen~rber l4, 2(1Q9, meeting, reviewed cal~rments by the Engineering Division, Ar°ea Plan Commission., Economic Develaprnent, Fire Depat•tr,~ent, Police Depar-tr~ier~t, Solid Waste Division and the City Attotaacy°s Office. The following comments and rP.COr"!"1311F_nd~tiarts were Sltilsl3i~~e.d; Area, Plan stated that the vacation would nr~t hilader the growth. or orderly developme?~t of the unit or neighborhood in which it is located or' to which it is contiguous. The vacation would trot ana.lte access to th.e lands of the aggrieved person by means of public way difficult or inconvenient. The vacation would ?tot Itilyder the public's access ca a church, school or other public building or place. The vacation would not hinder the u.se of a public right of way by the neighborhood ilt whicl.~ it is located nr to which. it is contiguous. Engineering stated that tl~e vacation is subject to utility easements. garage. The 13oar•d's t•ecommendation is nta.de subject: to maintaining a~~ open public access to the harlcil~g Pl<etnse contact `I`ori~ Moirt~~- ut x'74 X35-9~,~4 H•ilar• to 1~°~ia~ ~ ~n~ ~a~ia~s ~~~ e You. will need a radius map sl~awing properties within 1 SO' of the 13roposed vacation far your petition to the Cotnman Council. Once yott hick up the radius reap, proceed to the City Glerk's office fol' your alley vacation packet. Sincerely, L I lnda.lvl. Martin, Clerk c: Federico Rodt•iguca, Fite Depar`ttxlent Tony Molna?, Eatgit~cering Janice Talboon~, City Clerk's Office r''.,,. ~ -oil 1: ,, R;.,,,n,.. GrtrtYA Git_oT, t~.t. Do?a,sr n E. Ituxs ja.?N H. \~i~,`zi'it'~ Psrslua?a~° M~z.~s~tz abll=t~r~rzt Tin Sri Littrell, Engineering Department ~t'' o n Byorni, Area Plan Commission (IbVorni(a~co.st-loseph.in.us or 235-9813 fax) Jeff Gibney, Community & Economic Developmen# Chris Dressel, Community & Economic Development ,-Bob Mathia, Community & Ecanamic Development ' ~~ederico Rodrigues, Eire Department ndre Price, Soiid Waste ~tephe~i Goan, Police Department Cheryl Greene, City Attorney's ©fifice Jim Dettin; NIPSCG {~rbettin(a7nisource.com or 284-222a tax) Fer 6~f~ra~tt~~af Ps~r®~~~ ~r2i'y ER®~: Linda M. Martin, Clerk i~ ~ ~ ~ bequest t~Recommendation -Alley Vacation t_mea~i~~•iEast ortion of ElW alle that runs from Michi an St. to Main St. and between oitax Ave an_d Washi_ngfon St. d~raEirea;eta~e ~~~~~~~ DATE: November 17, 2aa9 r ..~3 .~.,.. ~.~... _ _.. ___ _. _ . DLtE: December 1 Q 209 E ®~ -iA~~, T~J: 235m~'t~`t ! I~ar$t~ , ~wu~hbes~c~~~.~®v RETURN RECOMMENDATfON WAGE ONLY. ATTACf-{MENTS NOT REQUIRED. ~Q1E'`~ ~. 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Any use by others is strictly prohibited. Lt. Stephen Goen Traffic Commander St 3oe Co. Fatal ~Icohoi Crash Team Sautl~ Bend Police Department _ Traffic Investigations 701 1N. Sample St South Send, IN 46601 (574) 235-7515 (574)235-7538 »> rficl-~eiEe Burgett 111171'2009 10:01 Al`1 .> Nl~,c~e~~ e ~~r~Ie~ City of South Bend Department of Engineering and Hoard of Pubtic Works 227 West Jefferson, Roam 1316 South Bend, Indiana 46b01 office: (574) 235-9251 Fax: (574) 235-9171 ~n, ~..~,.. ~ ~ n,,.. ~ ~. N,., r„ ~,.,,,, ~,.,,~,..,n,,.,,.,,..,~ N Nr., r., ti r„ N N,.,,,,,.,.., This n~essa~e ray contain confidential and/or proprietary information and is intended for the person/entity to wham it was ori~inaiiy addressed. Any use by others is strictly prohibited. »> "Burc~etL,Michelle" <i~bur~gett@southbendin.gov> 11J17/2009 1.0:21 AM »> This E-mail was sent from "RNP83D994" (03828). Scan Date: 17.11.20fl9 10:21:35 (-0500) Queries to: admin@southbendin.gov Cale://C:li]oc~:n~enis and Settir~gslMBurgettl~ocaI SettingslTenl~IX.Pgrpwise14B0274EC5... 11/17/2009 ~4 T;pig pig ~~yry~„p~gE~~y'gI~ ~' p5(sm~pg ~{~~~gg~p~ a~ ~~q¢~~ A!~'Pilt 4&N +~:/~ P4f+Ed Ik.~F~ 4FF9 L~9~tl~C.d' T~: Ca~°I Liftrel[, Engineering Dapartmenfi ~ .John Byorni, Area Plan Commission 'b orni cost-faseph.in.us or 235-9813 flax) Jeff Gibney, Community & Economic Devefoprnent Chris fJressel, Community 8: Ccanamic bevelopment Bob Mathia, Commtfnify & Econo~~ic Development Federico Rodriguez, Fire bepartrnenf Andre Price, Solid Waste Stephen Caen, Police Department Cheryl Greene, City Attorney's Office Jirn 8ettin; ivlpSC© {]rbettin(a~nisourc~.co~~~ ar 284-2220 fax) F~~ fs~for€r~~tE~r~~9 Purpc~~~s Q~1~S PRE~Pdt: !_inda f~. Martin, Clerky~ i~B; ~2equesf for Recommendafian -Alley Vacation ~.r~~~itc~~: fast flrtion of ElVV alle thaf runs from Michi an St. to fi~ain St. and between Coifax Ave and Washington 8t. • „, a, a ~®roE~~~na i~e~aG~~3 ~,'~~: NoveEr~i7e~' 17, 2t?09 L~f~: December 10, 2D09 ~~~ ~~ ~~~i~.. TC~: ~~F~~~~ l S€~ar~ir3 ~~~~h~~~~ir~aof~~ i~ETURf~ I~ECOMMi~NDATION PAGE aI~LY. ATTACh~ML-NTS l~OT REQU1REi-]. 3 ~~~ e~`~ FF~ ~' ".~'`_'~_. ~'?~r~ r,L,~ ~-~•' `'' J tai ~"~ f~ .~~~~-;~% ~. s r 13Y; i~AT~. , ~~ r ,~ r`a~ '~ `~~: Cart l_.ittrell, Engineering Department John Syarni, Area Plan Commission {ibVCrni{~co.st-jose~:l~.in.us ar 235~98~ 3 fax} Jeff Gibney, Corrimunity & Fcanomic Development Chris Dressel, Cnmrnunity & Economic Develnprnent Bob Mathia, Corrrn~rrnity ~: Eoanamic bevelopment Federico f~odriguez, Fire Department Andre Price, Solid I~ilaste Stephen Coen, Police Department Cheryl Greene, City Attorney's Office Jim Bettin, NIP5C0 {,~r4~ettin~ni~ocarce-.cans or 284-2220 fax} scar trr~~rr~a~~c~n~t F~ar~Z€a~e~ ~?r~~y FF`nC?~i. Linda M. Ma€iin, Clerk,~~~~}~. f~ec~uest for Peeon~i~endatia~~ - Afiey Vacation ~ca~ira~e Ea__._,__s~_~c~rtian of FMl alley that ~°~ns fra~~n f!~ichigan St. to Main St. and between Colfax Ave and Washington 5t. i"a~4~i~: November ~ 7, 20Q~ D~7E: Decer~nber 10 2009 i°~ ~~ iro-~~i~~~. i ~ 2~~••~ s~''t 1€r~s~~ uErr ~ca~a~E~~r~dr¢=.~~v f~E=Tt~RN R~COM(viF_=NDATIC]N ~'AU~ UNLY, Al"TACf-{MENTS f~OT i=2EQUiF~~D. _ ~ lam, 2~ ~~ ~,,.'_~~'~ ~~' S.'~ r F-7-t '~r,. '! ~ ~ •J' _ ~-' r~ r. -r ~7 ~y r=-~ ~f7f" sir f_:. P? ~7 t.f f ~7'~f ~!- { f'i ,~ ~ r GY-~lJ~~ ~ ['"`-ar :~A -.~ i~J jj _ 7 I /f d ~ '~ / _ ~t. ' l~ra !_-,f~- "l~ ~ !~ T7 ~. ~' G^ rte, ~~ I ,~C.. ~ 1~t.5 , r ~ ~j ~ f~ 1 ~d. S j ~I~~'l_- ?ai Ca~~fi "i , BY; %"~~~>,~`~" ~`3~ ,~11,~~;21tn.~~.~__-_DATE:__ ~i ~ i •~ ~~~ r~_.._ 1 ~H~ ~~ ~ ~~~ ~ CO1 %00' T~; Carl €~ittreEi, ~r~gineering Cepsrt~~Mt ', Jahn ®yarnl, ~raa i~lan Commfssian ~j.~varnifc~ca.st-'~~a~_(~,~ir~.u~ or 235-913 fax? Jell ~ibn~y, Community ~: ~canarnic p~~~inpment Chris ®ressel, t~ammuni4y ~ >~conomic pevel®pm~nt fob Mathis, Community & Eeonamio ~ev~iaprn~~t Federico F~odrl~u~~, I`Ira ~eP~rtment ,~ndre Price, 5alid VV~St~ Stephen Gwen, Pollee pePat~men~ Cheryl Gre®ne, City ~tlarney's ®ffica Jim ~e4tln, ~IP~~~ 'rl~e4tin i r~ ~~,_c~m ar 264~2~20 fax) ~~P Iri~a~rra~t~icn~l Pttt'po~~~ ®rtty ~~~~: Lindy M, Martin, Ci~rk~ ~te~uedt far Reccrr~rrlend~tion ~ Miley Vscsti0rl Loa~~i~n: as i f '" al ~ h~~ vans from 'a ' n S4. to M~ir~ S4. s~ ~s`rY~en ~;alf~~ ~°rc arl~_V~~~hl:~~+_cn ~t~ ~Pr~llml~~~ C~e~rfe~~ I~~T'lffi. C'Ja~emisar 1'7, 2005 r -~,~.., Received Time IVov, 1$, 12,771'f41i e . So3 LINCOt.NWAY t~I~s~r 5ourr~ B~~u, IN 46616 P~ion~ (S74)Z89-IQb6 FRx (574)289-4550 ,. ~-~~~ '~ ~ ' ~~~ ~ February 17, 2010 .~~~' ` `, ~ ~ To ~hozra it ~/fay Concern: South Bend Heritage Foundation (SBHP), on behalf of Historic Dunbar Corner Pas~tnership, is requesting the vacation of the following alley: The first North/South alley East of LaPorte Avenue along Colfax ~4venue to file f rst Tast/~1est alley for a distance of 1913 feet, more or less and a width of ~ feet. Being part of Durabar's Sub. Df Bank ®utlots ~ 1 ~ 32 to the City of South Bend, St. Joseph County, Indiana SBH' awns and operates Historic Dunbar Corners Apartments, Iocated to the immediate west of the alley. Upon eozupletion of a recent property survey it was deternai~aed that the house Iocated at 902 Colfax (part of Dunbar Corners Apts.) is 7" over the property line - into the alley. In addition, this alley is no longer used --- it is very narrow alley, only ~' wide, so it is difficult for a vehicle to fit through and the area is grown over by grass as no vehicle (neighbor or City related) travels down the alleyway. If you have any questio~~s, please feel free to coa~tact Liz ~![aradik at 2~9-1066 x 221. Thank you for your consideration. Sincerely, ~~ I'~til Byrd. Executive Director 96~p F'5" GHARTE REO MEMBER ~.~~~~ rs4! r~,b~~~. O D GE A ®R®INANCE TO VACATE THE FQLO I DESCRIBE PROPE TY~ THE FIRST NO THISC)U'TH ALLEY EAST F LAP~RTE AVENUE AL®N CLFA AVENUE T THE FIRST EAST EST ALLEY FR A ®ISTANCE O 99~ FEETg ®RE ®R LESS A A IDTH ®F FEET STATEMENT OF PURPOSE AND INTENT Pursuant to Indiana Cade Section 36-7-~-12, the Common Council is charged with the authority to hear all petitions to vacate public ways or public places within the City. The following Ordinance vacates the above described public property. NOW, TF-fEREEORE, BE !T ORDERED BY THE. COM11~®fV COI~NCBL OF THE CITY OF SOUTH BEN®, INDIANA, as follows: SECTION I. The Common Council of the City of South Bend having held a Public Flearing an the petition to vacate the fallowing property: The first lVorthlSouth alley East of LaPorte Avenue along Colfax Avenue to the first EastNVest alley for a distance of 198 feet, more or less and a width of 8 feet. Being part of Dunbar's Sub. Of Bank Outlots 31 & 32 to the City of South Bend, St. Joseph County, Indiana hereby determines that it is desirable to vacate said property. SECTION II. The Gity of South Bend hereby reserves the rights and easements of all utilities and the [municipal City of South Bend, Indiana, to construct and maintain any facilities, including, but not limited to, the fallowing: electric, telephone, gas, water, sewer, surface water central structures and ditches, within the vacated right-of-way, unless such rights are released by the individual utilities. SECTION III. The following property may be injuriously or beneficially afFected by such vacating: 018-1025-1069 f Lot number - 9 018-1025-10701 Lot number - S ~/2 lot 10 018-1025-1(371 l Lot number - N '/a Iot 10 SECTION I~. The purpose of the vacation of the real property is t® improve the quality of life by providing adjacent property owners with additional land and removing an obsolete alleyway. SECTi® ~. This ordinance sha11 be in full farce and effect from and after its passage by the Common Council at~d approval by the Mayor. k Member of the Common Goi~ricil fittest: City Clerk ,,, Presented by me to the Mayer of the City of South Send, Indiana on the day of , 2 , at o'clock .rn. City Clerk approved and signed by ~e on the day of , 2 , at o'clock .m. 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LuFc~{.1:, .Mnn~ri ~~~~ ~~ ~~I ~C o~z~s February $, 201 t) 5outl~ Be1~d Heritage Foundation $03 Lincoln Way West South f3cnd, IN ~~6616 RE,: Alley Vacation -The First North/Satrth Alley froi~~ Colfax Avenue to the East/West Alley between LaPorte Avenue and Chapin Street (Preli;,~ij3at•y Review] Dear Sir- or Madam: 't'he Board of Public Wor-1<.s, at its February 8, ZOlO, meeting, reviewed comments by the I~ngineering Division; Area Plan Comrrrissior~; Economic lJeveiopn~ent, Fire k7epar-tment, Police Depar-tlnent, Solid ~Uaste Division and the City Attorney's Office. The following camn~ents and recon~rrlendations were submittecl: Area Plan stated that tl~e vacation would not hinder the growth or oz~derly developnlcnt of the unit or neighborhood ir7 which it is located or to which it is coi~tiguot~s. The vacation would not make access to the lands of the aggeieved person by means of public way difficult or~ inconvenient, T'he vacation world riot i~incler the public's access to a church, schooE or other public building or place. The vacation would not hinder the use of a public ri61~t of way by the neig11bc3rhood in which it is located or to ~vhieh it is contigtrous. You wil l need a radius neap showing properties within 150' of the proposed vacation for your petition to tl~e Corrar~ron Council. Please contacf `lCo~~y ~otrra~- ai ~574~„235-925 ~~•~or fo pictc~~~~ 1i oe~~- t•a ius raaa~. f fakes ap~ro~araaateEy >~wo 2 days to ~rcxaaa•e tt~ • (~ e ~•~dla~s naafi. Once you 1 ~ ~ p p, p ~ J afFce for otrr a lle vac ~ ~~~~ ~~""'".__ ~icl< a the radius naa toceed t.o the City ClerlG s y y ation packet. Sirlcer~,ly, ~ ~,. ~ a~ ~i,: ~) ~~E t 7~-.-~~_ Lind M. iVl~artirE, Clerk Federico Rodriguez, Fire Department Tony ~~(olnar, I?:~gineer-ing Janice `T'alboom, City Clerk's Office Carl Littrell, Engineering Liz Maradik, Cf?D C;n~ivA_ Ciao-r. ~~.~. L}or~nLr~ E. Irn<s lo~~y I-1. iVt~?rtr~i-i5~ A EZC,`i~7r5NT i~iin7BfR ~~MBF.R ~i~ ~ ~~~~~~~ ~t~~~~~ ~~~~ ~ ~E~&~ ~ 1"C~; Carl Littrell, Ei~c7h~eering Depa!~trr~e!~f John Dyorni, Area Man Commission (jk?ynrr~i a~co_sf-ios~~ah_in,us or X35-9g~~i fax) Jeff Gibney, Co!t~munity & Economic Developme~7; Chris Dressel, Commu!~ity ~ Economic Develnp!~!ent Dob Mathis, Commu€~ity & Econamin C3evelnpment Eederiro Rodriguez, dire Deparf~llent A!~dre Price, So#id Waste Gtephen Coen, Police i:}epartrr~ent Cheryl Greene, City Atto!~ney'e Office Phil Griffin, Nff~5C0 (~rr3grlffir~_a,n_isa;.E!_c~.com) For° infar~aa~i~ni2! i~~!riaos~~ ®!7iy El~~f~l; Linda M. Marin, Clerk ~~-~~ i~~; ~:spue5t fnr Recorn!~endatian -Alley Vacation ~.ooatiran: The First ~i1S Alf~y f!°or~n Calfax Ave. tc~ the EM! Ailey between LaPorte Ave and Chapin Ct. ~~F"~i3i~EI11c~Cj/ ~~V€@t~1~ ~A~e J~nLlai~ ~i~, ~~~d wre.~ree~.~u.~s~nxxnra»m.«r,<x ,,°=w..as.^m~:urzsr.;rc.,n.:~.a,-smsr,•-;±„ --w.--.~-,,-~~ -~r-n-:rr.~r.,~:~:~r.rs.~o-e:smear=a,:~:,n~.~,~.~.mr~,~rass5.,.a~~,~r.-~r, .`~.,a-a~~ ~3~; January 2~, 2C}9~ ~~ ~~ E"~~lL T~: ~3~~~'~7'E ! in~~~€~~ a~~c~~€~hbe~€c#i~.~~±r F~ETCRN R~CUMMEiVDATiC~i~ SAGE aNI..Y. P,T~„ACHMNT~ hfOT F~(TQ€JiF2ED. CQt~9f~IT'~ ~CC~Mii~~t~DATi~?~d~: h u. ~ 5~: ?'I v C ~ `f ~ ` `;/ i % s l ~r.~ ~~ ~ ~ 7~ ~:a r.., ~ '~`"': ~ ,~j fs ,~c;_ ~~ ~,r ~. J Y ! 1.3E /xra~tlL/' ~s~Z~/~d/,J~ ~I~IA I ~.:,._.. ! /1l f~ ~ (~'~ 01; 19/2016 0~:~4 F~,)4 1~C23/OCR ~~ ~~ ~~ ', i 7~e earl i~ittr~ll, n~ir~~~ring ~~partm~nf ~ . John ~yorni, Area flan Ccmrnission (iayornl(~co,st-ja~~pl~.~i~,~ cr 235.913 fix) j JeS~ ~~bn~y, Cammun[~y ~ ~concmic ~®velapmenf Chris Dre~gsl, Gorr~mu~sty 3, Ecanarnlc ~®velopm~r~t ' [3ob Methla, Cor~munify ~ Econen~ic i~evelcpmant F~d~ric~ ;~odriguez, F'ir~ C3apartment ~r~dre price, S~II~ iNaste Stephen taoen, Pail~~ ~®p~s~m~nt ~ Cheryl ~rs~rte, City Attarney's C7PfIC6 ~ Phil griffin, ~IIPSC®(m '~rln nEsourc~,co_ml Fir i~f~rm~tle~a( P~rp~~e~ ~~ly Received rime Ja~.19, 9;02R1~ ~ ~ ~a ~~i~r~.y~~.ity ~t~~d~~,~ ~auih ~~n~, [ndiat~a ~660~ John W. E3yorni i=xecutive Director Larry P. Magliozzi Assistant Director Phone 574 235-9571 www.stlosepheo~rr~tyindiana.comlareaplan Fax 574 235-9813 ,tanuar}+ i ~l, 201 k7 The Board of Public Works t3r~ plaor, County-City Building South T3end, Indiaa~a 46601 FtE: Alley Vacation Vacation of the lirsk N/S a[ley from Colfax Ave ko the CIW alley between LaPorte Ave and Chapin St. Dear Board MemUers: The staff has reviewed this petition, It is the staff s opinion that: (l } The vacation would not hinder the growth or order°ly development of the unit or neighborhood in which it is located or to which it is contiguous. (2) The vacation waL~lcl not make access to !hc lands ofthe aggrieved pe~'son by means of public way difficult or inconvenient. (3) The vacation avould not hindez• the public's access to a church, school, or other public building or place. (4) The vacation u+nuld not hinder the use of a public way by the neighborhood in which it is located or to which it is contiguous. Staff recozn.znends that file struts be vacated subject to aaly furtl~cr utility or access easements recon~znended by the Enginecz-ing and Building L}epartments. Sincerely, ,~~.. l ~ l ~~ . i~~,-~t~1.~.;~~ ~ ~t ~~ ~~~~ ~ ~~-~- l Christa Nayder Planner Serving South Qend, Lakeville, New Carlisle, Norih Liberty, Osceola, f~oseland and Sf. Joseph Gounty, Indiana .~~`lnE'~,; , ' ~:.__ . ~~ ;- ~_.~~_.r; ~,~~ Pale. 1 of ~r~a: Chris Dresses ~'~: 7ennifer Corte ~~~~: i/zo/zola a: ~a PM ~~b~ec~: lie: Fwd: Alley 1lacatinn Recommendation 1st i~/S alley from Colfax to E/W alley btwn LaPorte & Chapin C~: Esizabeth Maradi< Aachrrge~t~: Esizabeth Maradik Jern~ifer - I attempted sending ts~is to Michelle - e-mail wasn't available? Alley vacation recommended far approval. Christopher D. Dresses Pianner City of South Bend Division of Community Development 120[1 County-City Building 2Z7 W. Jefferson South Send, I!V 4b6d1 Phone: 574-Z35-5847 Fax: 574-Z35-9597 cdressel southbencli.l~.gav_ Christopher D. Dressel Planner City of South Bend Division of Community Deveiop€r~ent 120Q Cos~nt~j-City Building ZZ7 W. 7efferson South Bend, IN 4b6t31 Phone:574-235-5847 i'ax: 574-2~5-9597 cd_ressel@sauthla~E~d'€_€_n.,goy »> Micheiie Burgett 1/14/2010 5:36 AM »> City of South Bend Department of Engineering and Board of Public Worl<s 2.27 West Jefferson, Room 1316 South Bend, i~~diana 4bb01 Office: {574) Z35-97.51 s=ax; {574) 235-9171 This message may contain confidential and/or pc-oprieta~-y information and is is7tended for the persanle€7tity to wham it was originally addressed. Any use by oti~e€°s is strictly prohibited. ale://C;1Docua~~ents ai~cl Settii~~sl.IC:ORf,ElLocal Settia~.~slTen~p1.XI'~ipwisel4BS'71EEBS0... 112(}12010 ~~~~ ~~' ~~~~@~ ~R~ "~~; Carl Littrell, Fngii~eering tJepartrrlent -i~ohn i3yorni, Area Ilan Commission (jbyorni a~7g.co.st_"off ~e~?I~.in.us or- 235-98~ 3 fax} '-~ "Jeft:Gibney, Community & i=conornic Development t~is I~ressei, Community & conamia Development ;mob Math'sa, Community & ~conor~ic Deve€apment .t~ederica Rodriguez, Fire Department Andre Price, Sand Waste ,~tephen Caen, F'oiice C~epart;~nent Cheryl Greene, City Attorney's Office Pl~i1 Griffin, NIPSCC (prr~griffin aC7,nisource,cam.) For 1nfe~rrsaticrr~ai Purposes Qnfiy F~C~fill: Linda M. Martin, Cierl<-~'~~ ~~; Request for P.ecarnmeneiation pAlley Vacation t~o~ati~an, ~'he First h11S Alley from Colfax Ave. to the ~Mf Alley between LaRarte Ave ancf Chapin St. (~"~i1rr;~E1~;5{ e2c1~'i~4efj L~A~°~: January 13, 2iJ10 Dt~ Jam 21 201© F~~ ~ ~~i~~ii~ '1"~.. 2~5~~~i 1'i l lrnartir~[c7~caraFh~~rre~ir~. ~v_ RCTURN RECCaMM~NDATlQ(~ PAGE OP~~.Y. ATTACi-iMt;NTS ~tOT RI~QUIRED. C®IUi~t~i~T~ ~. i~~CQtL~N1f~a~0°fICJt~~: f~ ~ ~ r F~'®rn~ Andre Price '€"~; Jennifer Coyle ~~~e: 2/2/X110 7:46 AM ~~tk~j~~t: P.e: AIley Vacation - Coifax/LaportaJChapin Area trash collection wil! not be affected Ley this. file://C:1Docuz~~ez7ts aa~d SetCiz~gslJCORLI=1Loc11 Setti~lgslTeml~IX1'grl~wise14B67D849S0... 2/2/2010 ~ ~ ~ 7i5 S~9f ~I~G~.I~ 5~~~ ~ S~IJ'1'~I k3~1~t~7, II~7I~N~ 4663 ~ ; ~i ~~E~~~ 574/233-~~4i ~ F~CSII~~~, X741674-f)37~# INpOT PREC2UALIFIEp: 5.4 ECOLOGICAL SURVEYS 5.5 lA+ETLAtVp ii~IITIGATl01~ 5.1 TOPOGRAPFiiC SURVEY BATA COLLECTIOf~ Vt~iLLIA~fi 0. LANG, PRE5. JbHi~ B. FEENEY, L.S. TERAf~CE p. LF~NG, L.S. SUI3- DIVISi01VS $OUNI?ARY SURVEYS COIVSTRUCTIOf4 SURVEYS PUBLIC WORKS PREQUALIF#ED a["Ch ~ 7, ~~~~ City of South fiend Cornn~a~n Council R®~ 455 County-City ~€ailding Scsuth ~er~d, lndiarra 46601 lie: ~~ac~tic~n ~etitior~ ~`~ '1'l~e Corn~nor~ Council, ~~ , < ([ <- E ~ ~w ~ .---- ~ f ~..~u~w ..~.~_.,, _ the vacation is resl~estcd for the south 147'± and tl~e cut-de-sac portion of ..aurel Street all lying north ancf adjacerLt to the l~ertn Centlrat railroad. ®n behalf of the Salvation ~y Ray ~4t 3®an ~r®c Corps Cc~~unity Center, vve wish tQ vacated that portion of Laurel Street to help facilitate st~f~cient parir~~; for the center. 7'he p®rtis~n being vacated serves Iattle >.~se, as only ®ne adjacent prope~3' v~ilt be af~'ected. 'his c~vaner uses other entry points onto their property. Sincerely, ~. 'ferauce 1~. ~.arag ~~~J; €~ r .: w -~ ~rr~. r;~„°r .. ~ ~~. ORDINANCE N®. AI ICE T 'VACATE TfE POLiL IRIS DESCiBEI PE2~I~ET: ~'FtTIN ~ LAUREL STREET ~~1 TFtE ~BACATE® PEFtKINS STREET T TF~E EI TAE LAUREL STREET CUL6DIEWSAC STATEMENT ®F PURPOSE AN® INTENT Pursuant to Indiana Code Section 36-7-3-12, the Common Council is charges with the authority #o hear all petitions to vacate public ways or public places wi#hin the City. The following Ordinance vacates the above described public property. NOW, THEREFORE, SE IT ORDAINE® BY THE COMMON COUNCIL ®F TFIE CITY OF SOUTI~ fw3END, INDIANA, as follows: SECTI®N I. The Common Council of the City of South Send having held a Public hearing on the petition to vacate the following property: A part of the Southeast Quarter of Section 11, Township 37 North, Lange 2 East, City of South Bend, Portage Township, St. Joseph County, Indiana and being more particularly described as follows: Commencing at the intersection of the south right-of-way Sine of Western Avenue and the East right-of-way line Laurel S#reet; thence South 00°10'06" East along said east right-of-way line of Laurel Street, a distance of 474.91 feet to the point of beginning of this description; thence continuing Sau#h 00°10'06" East along said line, a distance of 13.26 feet to a point of curvature to the left having a radius of 20.00 feet, a central of 85°32'19" and limited in length by a chord which bears South 42°56'15' East, a distance of 27.16 fee#; thence along a curve to the right having a radius of 57.00 feet, a central angle of 189°46'03" and limited in leng#h by a chord which bears South 09°10'36" West, a distance of 113.59 feet to a point on the north right~of- way line of the Penn Central Railroad; thence North 73°47'51" West along said line, a distance of 20.85 feet to said line's intersection with the centerline of Laurel Street; thence North 00°10'06" West along said centerline, a distance of 139.39 feet; thence forth S9°49'54" East, a distance of 20.00 feet to the point of beginning. Commonly know as the south 147'± and the cul-de-sac portion of Laurel Street all lying north and adjacent to the Penn Central Railroad hereby determines that it is desirable to vacate said property. SECTIC)N ll. The City of South Bend hereby reserves the rights and easerr€ents of all utilities and the ~t~nicipai City of South Bend, Indiana, to construct and maintain any facilities, including, but not limited to, the following: electric, telephone, gas, water, sewer, surface water control structures and ditches, within the vacated right-of-way, unless such rights are released by the individual utilities. SECTION Ill. The following property rray be injuriously or beneficially affected by such vacating: A part of the Southeast C,~uarter of Section 11, Township 37 North, Range 2 East, City of South Send, portage Township, St. Joseph County, Indiana and being more particu{arty described as fellows: Commencing at the intersection of the south right-of-way line of Western Avenue and the East right-of~way line Laurel Street; thence South 00°10'06" East along said east right-of-way line of Laurel Street, s distance of 474.81 feet to the point of beginning of this description; thence continuing South 00°10'06" East along said fine, a distance of 13.25 feet to a point of curvature to tl~e left having a radius of 20.00 feet, a central of 85°32'19" and limited in length by a chord which bears South 42°56'15" East, a distance of 27.16 feet; thence aiong a curve to the right having a radius of 57.00 feet, a central angle of 139°46'03" and limited in (ength by a chord which bears South 09°10'36" West, a distance of 113.59 feet to a point an the north right-of- way line of the l^'enn Central Railroad; thence North 73°47'51" West along said line, a distance of 20.85 feet to said line's intersection with the centerline of Laurel Street; thence North 00°10'06" West along said centerline, a distance of 139.33 feet; thence North 89°49'54" East, a distance of 20.00 feet to the point of beginning. SECTION lOf. The purpose of the vacation of the real property is to allow additions! space for the praposed Salvation Army l~Croc Center SECTION OC. This ordinance shall be in full force and effect from and after its passage by the Corrnon Council and approval by the Mayor. .. ~~ ~ ti . k ~. Nier-nber of the Cor-r~mon Council 1 . ~ t~: ~;~ ! ~; tt-o<4s -~~~ i _ , ~ ,, ~4 r5 [p pP,, ~-.t ~.ttes~: City Cierk Presented ~y me to the €~ayor of the City of South Send, irrdi~na on the _day o , 20~ Q, at o'clock . rte. City Clerk ,4pproved end signed by rye on the day of 2g~~, at o'clock .m. ~eyor, City of South Bend, indien~ ~~ ~` f.,.-f-~`r1. .... _ ~. :r ~~~: E~SSEP~ ,~. ~-r,~~~,~ ~~ - 1?ETI~'iCN '~'~ ~~4C~'~'E PC~LIC RICI~TS-~~'-~T~~' ~STI~TS/14~,LE '~'g~,f 'I'mo Cgp~ ~yq p/~pp~~~lry~ Cggy~TE U~y yNpyC~gg~W~~A.~~'gg~y yp~3Tpp~pq[ yEE ~yg D~"i`F: ®L L P.d~a C1~ Z V3 I.I®V~dE. B.~L1 V6ly 11Y Lf2l~ 14. TfIE S~"RE>~T' ~ESCRII3Ei~ 145: A. portioa~ of Laurel Street described as: ~1 part of the Southeast €~uarter of Section ~ ~ , Township 3 7 I~Iorth, Range 2 East, City of South ~encl,l'ortage Township, St. Joseph County, Indiana and being more particularly described as follows: Cornnzencing at the intersection of the south right-of way line crf V~'estern 1~vet~ue and the East right-off way line Laurel Street; thence South 00° 10' 0699 East along said east right-of°~avay fine c~fLaurel Street, a distance of 474.}1 feet to the p®int ofbeginning ofthis description; thence continuing South 00°10'Ob" East along said line, a distance of 13.25 feet to a point of curvature to the lefi having a radius of 20A0 feet, a central of ~5°32' l9" and lir~~tited in length lsy a chord which bears South 42°56' l 5'" East, a distance of27.16 feet; thence along a curve to the right having a radius of 57.00 feet, a central angle of i A9°46'03" ar~d limited in length by a chord which bears South 09°10'36" west, a distance of 1 13.58 feet to a p®int on the north right-of-way Tine ofthe Senn Central Railroad; thence l~arth 73°47'51" 'west along said Iine, a distance of 20.85 feet to said line's intersection with the ecnterline of Laurel Street; thence I~®rth 00°10'06" Test alotag said centerline, a distance of 139.39 feet; thence North l~9°49'5499 East, a distance of 20.00 feet to the point of beginning. 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T'he Cozrzs~non Council h.as provided notice of the hearing on the petition from the hoard of Zoning appeals pug°srzant tc~ Indiana Code Section 5-1.~-I.5-5, requesting, that a Special I/xception be granted for tlZC property located at: IQ~~ CIZa~I~s St~°~et5 So€zt liieds Idi~z~~ 4663 in order to pez-znit ~ff~sft~ p~~-Idg ~n ~ ~~S6Cj ~~~t~°~z;t S>~`C~I~ II~ pollowir.~g a presentation by the Petitioner, and aflsr laroper public hearing, the Coznzx~on Council hereby approves the petition of the South ~cnd hoard ®f Zoning appeals, a copy of vdhich is on f le in the ~f~cc of the City Clerk. S~~"I`I~I~T Illle the Common Council ofthe City of South fiend, Indiana, Ilcz•el~y finds that: ~ . ~'he proposed use will ~~ot be injurious to the public hcaltl~; safety, c€~rnfort, corxnnuni:ty rra€~ral standards, convenience or general wclfaae, 2. ~'he pr®posed use wilt riot injure or adversely affect the use cif tl~e adjacent arcs or property values therein.; ~. the proposed use will be consistent with the chara.ctcr of the district in which i8 is located anti tl~e land uses autlzorzzed ther~:in; 4, the proposed use is compatible with the recornrri~;ndations ofthe pity of South lend ~or~~prehe~asive plan; ~~C~'~l~' Ike approval is subject to the petitioner complying with the reasonable conditions established by the hoard of Zoning appeals which are on file in the office of fiae ~`ity ~'lerk. S~C~~N ~. ~'he resolution shall be in full force and effect fro~x~ and aver its adoption by the ~`o~~non council a~~d appresval by the h~ayor. ~~ ~. . ~, I1~Iernl'Ser of the ~orrunon council ;, , : . /', r Y~.~, '.~Y~t~?.r .. .; ~0r,~ ~~~"C~ BOARD OF` ZONING APP~aALs 0 ~' THE CITY OF' SOU'I'H FIND APPL?CAN~' ~ S NAME o ~G r~p~i~~ €.~~ PHONE a (7~~ ~-~5 ADDRESS e 9 ~2 ®~tF~ ~~~d A~~~~~, ~~~ end, it~di~~t~ 4663 ADDRESS Off' PROPERTYA ~3 ~~i`I~ ~~'~~, ~~~ ~~~d9 ~r~i~r~ X6637 PRESENT ZONING OF PROPERTY ~ "~~~" ~is~~iefi OWNER " S NAME m ~~ y1~~@~ PHONE a ~5~~~ ~65~5556 ADDRESS e ~~~~ Sc~~t ~e~d ~~~~~~, ~~~~~ ~er~d, ir~di~r~~ 46637 COUNSEL OR CONSIILTANTe i~e~~ap~s, ~n~. PHONEo (~~~ ~5~-677 ADDRESS e ~~Q3 ir~~®Ir~v~-~y ~~~_ ~~h~a~C~, i~di~r~~ 4654 NATURE Off' APPEAI~d VARIANCES OR SPECIAL EXCEPTIONe ~~ge~~i~g ~ sp~~i~i ~~~~ptic~~t for ~ ~~r~~~r~~~i~ ~~ ~ ~-~it~ p~~i i®~ i~ ~ "~~~~" ~i~~~'i~~, Cc~~~~~d a~ ~~3~ ~a~€~~ ~~re~~ t~ ~~p~d ~~ ~r~pi~y~~ p~~~ir~g ~r~a ~~ VVis~~~ €~rig~~iore ~c~., €~~. ~~~ pr~p~r~i~~ ~~~~i~ir~~ ~~ ~~~ ~as~ end ~-~~t ~~e ~~i~~i~ ~~t~d b ~ar~cae~ p~~i~s. ~~ i~ ~h~ i~t~~~ ~~ ~~~ p~~i~ic~r~er ~s~ ~e~el~p ~ p~~~dg i~r~d~~~p~ ~~d ~~~e~~~d p~ri€~~ i~~ ~€~ ~if~ f~a~ f~ hip€~ ®f ~ddi~i~r~ai ~s~E~~~~~. attest under the penalties for per~ury~ that the foregoing representations are rue ignature of/Property Owner(s) fur req~?est is f€~r a spe~;ial exccption to ailrsu~ parking in a. S'-1 f3istrict is to n~ect the gro~riz~g needs of our ~;ornparty and tcs be able to pr®vide a safe, controlled parking area for our ezrtpl®yees. irz 200 a special exccption vaas granted for a parking lot at 1939 Charles Stz•~;et, Lot 20. Currently we have arranged for additional off-site parking spaces res~;rved for our employees behind the goodwill St~rre on SoutlZ ~3cnd .venue t® accon~zrrzodate our gr®wing need. This unfortunately creates an uF~safe condition when employees must crass the 5 lanes of traffic can ~orzth fiend avenue/St. lid. 23 to get to work. fur request is to expand the existing employee ~zarking lot onto the adjacent l..ot 21 to ~Srovide an additional 27 parking spaces. C`orrzznents and concerns franc the neighbors were addressed iz~ the 2007 special exception. till of these previous concerns will also be covered in the proposed parking expansion with the continuation of fencing and landscaping to match the existing parking lot. ® ixpansion of existing employee parking Iot at 1939 Charles Street, Lot 21. ® No driveway onto Charles Street Fencing and landscape plantings to continue around the proposed parking expansion to match existing parking lot. l~lirrzinate or zrziniznize the need for ofi=site parking lot usage. ® Storm drainage controls will be in accordance to City of South fiend requirements. The special exception approval will Maintain the SF-1 Single Pan2ily zoning and will only allow far the property to 13e developed for parking. l~TO other uses will be allowed; which will help preserve the single family zoning of tlZe neighborhood. The petitioner listened to the concerns of the neighbors regarding noise, loitering and truck traffic on their streets and have addressed these issues in the 2007 special exception for employee parking and will continue to work with neighbors on any concerns or questions. tt}f~ce policy manual prohibits on-site loitering by employees and the proposed parking lot beizig adjacent to the existing building will allow management better control to keep parking areas clean of trash, reduce noise a~~d eliminate unnecessary loitering. Since 2003 '~issco has izaforrned all delivery companies delivering to this location not to utilize the residential streets and have posted and enforced that no ~issco track traff c is to use these streets and it was acknowledged by the neighbors that has been satisfactory to tizezxr. 4~issco irrigation has z~aintained the property and parking at 1939 Charles Street including renovation of the house. It has been acknowledged by the neighbors that ~1lissco irrigation fizl~lled their promise to develop anti nlaintaia-~ the parking lot developed as promised and are satisfied with the a•esults, c have continued to address any concerns of the neighbors and at the same tiztae attez~apting to be z-esponsible its pz-oviding a safe and attractive parking area for our emplczyees. e appreciate your review and ask far approval on oar request for a special exception to allow us to expand our caarrez~t employee parking lot. ~ `~ ~y February 0, 2010 Board of Zoning Appeals City of South Bend 125 South Lafayette Street, Suite 100 South Bend, Indiana 46601 ~a~ Pe: Petitioner: FTC Properties, i_t_C Application for: S ecial I`xce tian at 1g3S Charles Street South Bend Indiana Iliembers of the Board of Zoning appeals, The Petitioner, FTC Properties, LLC seeks this Special 1=xception for the Board of Zoning Appeals of the City of South Bend 4o ailow the use of the petitioner's property identified above to expand an existing employee parking area of the adjoining Vl~isseo Irrigation Ca., Ina. operation at 1820 South Bend avenue, Saufh Bend, Indiana, The properties adjoining to the east and west are jointly owned by common parties. [t is the intent of the Petitioner to expand the existing paved, landscaped, fenced and screened parking area on Lot 20 onto I_ot 21 of Pensinger's Subdivision to accomplish the expansion of the operations and to allow for the hiring of additional employees and their parking. Pursuant to this application, the following standards for variances asset forth at I.C. 36-7-4-918.6 are addressed: 1. The approval wit! not be injurious to the public health, safety, morals and genera! welfare of the community because of the intended use of the property for the expansion of employee parking far the present Wissca Irrigation Ca., Inc. operation at 1$20 South Bend avenue. 2. The use and value of the area adjacent to the property included in the variance will not be affected in a substantially adverse manner because the improvements contemplated here will be paved, landscaped and fenced as necessary to ensure no deleterious effect on adjoining or surrounding parcels. 3. The need for the Special I`xception far which the Petitioner applies arises from the peculiar condition of the property requiring its use to allow #or the expansion of available employee parking far the property adjoining at the west and the fact that the property adjoining to the east is owned by a commoner owner. 4. The strict application of the terms of the Zoning Ordinance will result in unnecessary hardship on the common owner of the adjoining parcel arising from practical difficulties in the use of its adjoining property because additionai parking is essential to the ongoing and expanding operations of trllissco Irrigation Co, and the parcel comprised of the subject allows expansion of staff and employees to accomrr~odate growth in the company. 5. The approval of the Petitioner's request will not interfere substantially with the comprehensive plan adopted under the 500 series of this chapter. Vie appreciate your kind consideration for this request. Sincerely, ~Pq--' Patrick S. Brown, aSLa, LEEf}-aP Site,Scapesf Ir~c< 1p03 Lincolnway West fi~ishawaka, Indiana 46544 Landscape Architecture and Planning Telephone (574)25511677 FAX (574) 277-7890 wwu _SfteScapeS-3nc.com 0 ~ ~ ~ i ~ x ~ [ ~~z ~ C Q I- I C(7 -~ i I ' &) ~' ~ d Ur Z J ` I 3 4 ~ C B / Q ~ ~ ~ ~ ~ ~ go 3 ~ ~~ ~ 1 J ~ ~ ~ O ~ (I) i,~ I ~ ~tf~ ~.~ E . . „ € a r i ~ j i ~ Cn ~ E} i a~ ,. . ~~ i€ i n a ~ ~ a V~~P ~ "~ fig' ~ 'c ~ „ i3 z s~ ~~~° ~x~ a ~x ~~<" ~ 3 e~, a K°~ $~.. S 7 z ~...u m v3~~ _ . 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Forsey z4-1008-0651 18255 i~aness Street 2018 Ironwood Circle Susan Mahoney South Bend, IN 46637 South Bend, I~ 46635 1920 Charles Street South Bend, IN 46637 02-110&-5397.10 24-1002-0564 Salvation Army Campbell properties, ~I1C 24-I008-0652 510 South Main Street 2006-2025 lronwaod Circle 24-1008-0654 South Bend, ~ 46601 South Bend, IN 46635 E~ichard Foy I~.~. 13nx 11412 24-1001-0422 24-1003-056b.01 South Bend, IN 46634 24-1001-0422.01 Campus Shopper, LIJC ~'oth Enterprises; I.,LC 22700 Crenshaw Blvd. Suite 123 24-1008-Ob59 17812 Ashford bills Ct. Torrence, CA 90505 24-1008-0660 Cranger, IN 46530 24-1008-0661 24-1008-0636 24-10(18-0662 24-1001-0423 Albert Tones State of Indiana Rocco ~ Tuba Ameduri 1530 Farrington give Indiana Department of 6 i 2 peashway Street South Bend, I~ 46617 "F'ransportation South Bend, IN 46617 100 North Senate Avenue 24-1.008-0637 Fndianapnlis, 1`N 46204 24-1001-0424 Stuart Fishman lt.ichard i~1as; Jr. 1555 Itosernary f,ane 24-1008-0661.01 15866 presv~~ick I.,ane South Bend, IN 46b37 Michael Manahan ~ €ohn Csranger, iN 46530 Moore 24-1008-0645 11485 I~arbridge Drive 24-1001-0425 24-1008-0646 Crranger, lRT 46530 Main St. l~ropei-ty, 1,~,~; Brandon F~offman 55S 1/2 So. Burdick St. 1952 Charles Street 24-1008-0665 Kalamazoo, MI 49007 South Bernd, IN 46637 24-1008-0666 Stephen l~arekas 24-1002-0555 24-1008-0647 1947 Charles Street .Iinca, Inc. lJea ivlundt South Bend, IN 46637 940 Industrial parkway 1944 Charles Street Elkhart, IN 46516 South bend, 1-N 46637 24-1002-0559 24-1008-0648 1L71rich I~lopfer 24-1008-06149 2010 Ironwood Drive Catral Investments in I O1, I.L,C South. Bend, I7V 46635 50920 Cherry Farm Trail Cramer, IN 46530 2-5- l 0 ~ ~ 4~ ~~~~fiym~~~y :~€k~l€l~g ~c~t~;r~ ~~rt~, Ir~~b~~ ~~6~~ John W, ~yo~'ni Larry P. iVfagliozzi xocotive Director Assistant C7irector Phone 574 235-9571 wwvv.stjosephcountyindiana.com/areaplan Fex 574 235-8813 i=ebruary 24, 2010 Area Beard of Zoning Appeals 125 S. Lafayette, Suite lOQ South Bend, Indiana 46601 l~E: ~.rea t3aard of Zoning Appeals Meeting dear hoard Memhers: The fallowing cornrr~ents are being made concerning some of the items to be heard at the Area 13oat-d of Zoning Appeals meeting o€r ~Jedriesday, Larch 3. 2010. The absence of comment on any particular item should not be construed to mean that the staff agrees with the request. S~eeial f~~ceptFO~~ ~Jseo tI special use rrtay only be granted upon snaking a written determination and adapting appropriate Findings of Fact, based upon the evidence presented at a public hearing. (1) The proposed use will not be injurious to the public health, safety, enmfort, community moral standards, convenience ar general welfare,- (~J The proposed use will not injure or adversely affect the use of the adjacent area or property values therein, (.~) The proposed use will Ise consistent with the character of the district in which it is located and the land uses authorized therein, (4) The proposed use is campatihle with the recommendations of the (St. Joseph County and City of South fiend) Comprehensive Tlan. ~e The pot~t~~e~ of ~~y~o~ ~o C~~el.let° ~~< yard il~ta~p a~~ T'he staff recommends the petitioe€ be ser€t to the Town of Osceola Town Council with a favorable recorn~settdation. This stand has received approvals to operate at this [ovation far a rrurnber of years and has, to the best of the staff's knowledge, operated without negative impacts. '~. ~llfe ~etii~ii~an cif ~"'~'C ~rope~e~9 ~,11JCa The staff recorninetrds that the Specie[ Use be sent to floe Cnrrtr~on Council with a favorable recommendation. A sirrailar Special C1se far parking eras approved in i~ovetr~ber 2007 for the property to the west. however, it appears the two 2„ maple trees that were proposed in the previous Specia! EJse have not beery planted in the front yard. The Staff would like to note that the property is still zoned SI~ [ artd the retr~airring ho€ase ca.n an[y be used as a residence, as indicated art Speciak Use site plan. ~e '~~ pe~itio~ of S.t~ve~ ~h~c~g fat us~;~o~s( and ~a~l ~a~dea~lee The staff recommends that the Special Use, as presented, be sent to the County Council vditl~ an unfavorable recotnrnendatiorr In the staft~s opinion, the Special L1se for a group residence as proposed by the petitioner would not meet the above standards far granting a Special Use. The neighborhood i« which this house is located has experienced significant land use changes in the past few years, with the construction of high density housing primarily for students, In Borne of the newer projects; zoning approval has been granted for up to ~1 unrelated individuals {students} lr~ the much older !~ 5~rv~ng South Bend. --'_akeville. flew Ca~lisle~ vnrlh L.iBeriy, Osceola, Roseland and SI Joseph County. Indiana apartment projects such a.s Clover ridge, which is immediately adjacent to the site on the east, unit density may be much lower. In addition, there is still a large portion of the area that remains as a traditional single-family neighborhood. The ca€nmunity should remain sensitive to this as the neighborhood experiences potential future land use changes. In reviewing projects such as this, the intent and size of the original structure should be considered, anal used in such a way as to respect the desires of the residents that wish to remain in the neighborhood, and acknowledge the development patterns that are occurring. The conversion of a residential structure in such a way as to increase the number of unrelated individuals that are capable of living in the unit does not address the issues noted above. This would be a conversion in either footprint, or number of hedraorns. The honing Ordinance defines "family", briefly, as: ". a number of persons, but not exceeding two (2) persons who are not related by blood, legal adoption or marriage, living and cooking . ". This petition is requesting that 5 unrelated individuals be allowed to reside together, in a home originally built with three bedrooms {based on information from the health IZepartment). Considering the structure, its locatio^ relative to the new developments in the neighborhood and the other single-farniIy residences, the staff would ask that The Board, if it is considering a favorable recornrrrendation, to Iimit the number of unrelated €ndividuals living in this particular structure, to three (3). Sincerely, ^m n ` .r~ ` ff ,~ f,, '~hrista 1'~ayder, j~ Planner Brea i~c~ard of• ~:o~~i~~g ,4 ppeals - .arch ~, ZO 10 p'T~ p1~p~~~E/E~~: The petition of FT'G properties, 1J1JG seeking a Special Exception to allow off site parking i.n a "SlW 1" District, on property located at 1939 Charles S#reet, flay Township. Zoned "Si~' 1 ". 1VI1~. Ef1rl~ 13R~~ SiteScapes, Inc. with offices at 1003 Lincoinway vilest; IVlishawaka representing I,TC I~roperties. Their request is to expand an existing parking for employees. In November of 2007 they revere here before you for the original parking lot which is behind the ~Iissco Irrigation building for 37 spaces. it's the same address, 1939 Charles Street. The first parking lot was built on I~ot 20. Adjacent to it is lot 21 and that's what the petition is for today is to add another 27 parking spaces. Since the parking lot was constructed in 2007 an additional 20 employees has been added to the company. And they have basically filled the parking lot and they are again leasing space across Sta#e load 23 behind the Goodwill store `T'hat was the reason in 2007 is that we had employees across the street trying to cross State Road 23 to get to work. Tl2ey have again met their capacity and we're looking at adding another 27 spaces. In looking at arld talking witlr the owner and with me here today is Ii/Ir. Brian ~Jynen, he's the president of f'TC properties, the landowners and also president of Vlissco irrigation. This parking expansion parking request today is pretty much going to be coaxing out the capacity of the buildings. So it's not like we're going to keep taming back. This is the only property, they own lot 20 and 21 so there is no more room to expand anymore. 13ut we're at the paint with anticipated grow#h coming up this spring aa~d this summer that they have already coaxed out and they're leasing space across the street again. So we request your revierrT and approval of a favorable recommendation to expand the parking lot to expand and add more employees to our local economy. IviR. l~I1I~GT: I~at, indicated on the site plan I noticed the separation between the parking spaces is 22'. Are you going by a different standard than the standard in the ordinance? I~R. BR.G Those are the same standards that we followed for lot 20. T'he lots itself are only ~0'. And we're able to pick up a few feet behind the ~issco building and that we're squeezing the parking lot on lot. 21 right up to ite what we're trying to do is maintain the 3` setback on the east. So what we basically, rrre're squeezing every inch out of the propertye It's at the bare minimum, 62' width for a parking lot. IviR. 81;; L,QT: I imagine that we would request now that you indicate that you want to use a 22' separation so that it goes on the record. ~1~. i~f~C~~IN: ~3kay. So the site plan as submitted, showing a 22' aisle between the parking spaces that is part of our request. And the current parking lot that r~~as built in 2007 is oxi that same desig~~ and currently there is now problems €naneuvering in that parking lot. Tv1R. l~EgI~ER: I thi~~k the staff had a question ab®ut a previous matter. Do you r~rant to bring it up ~hrista? 1VtS. ~fllZiS`l-`A I~I~YI~ER: ~3ased on the site plan which was brought in 2007, it indicated that there was going to be two z~ew trees planted in front of lot 20, when we were out there it didn't appear that new trees had been planted there. There appeared to be some existing trees. ~Ie're okay with going forward with this as 10 area .I~oa~-d cif ~onin.g ,appeals - l~fap-ch :~, 20I0 long as what you promised in the landscaping and stuff is up thorn. 1• did notice that the fence was up and that the evergreen type trees are up. 1V1~, Bl~~ The fence, the Evergreens; the shrubs were all put up. Tn. 2007 the intent was to take down the larger older trees and put in new trees and get another 5{l years out of that but when the tree service carne out and moved the trees that were necessary the other ones were just pruned up and left and I guess that the owner had the assumption well if we left the existing trees we wouldn't have to replace and squeeze in two now ones with them. ~Iowever we are showing new trees with this new parking lot. If you require ~ suppose we could go back and. add the two trees front 2007 as we do this as part of the approval. 1l~~. I~1,4YI.~~;1~: Are there trees existing in front of Tot 2l now? Ml~. Bl~~} I\~o. No because in front of lot 21 is the house that's going to remain so we're doing everything behind it aaad there are now trees. "T"here is a row of 1=,~rergrcens on the neighboring property that would not be impacted. M~. I~~Y17EI~: But will you be, you'll be planting two new trees in front of the house as per the site plan? 1vII~. BRQ~~1N: Fight. ~t~. NAy'~E~: I think we just want to make sure what's on the site plan is actually what's going on the Site. MIS. BF~O~~': Yeah. It's just in 2.007 we did not add those two trees because left the two existing trees that was going to be removed. But lot 21 we will add the two additional trees. M~. NA~'I~EI~: ,Aright, very good. IVTI~. I'I-III~I~4: if the house is to remai~l a residenoo thon that is n.ot going to ho used for a ofhee or anything? ,vII~. l~I~~~~: It's residence right and there's no one in it. But from 2007 some of the concorns from the neighbors that since it was vacant that it was not being kept up and 2007 lUr. VVynen went back and re~roofed it, painted it, repaired it and even though it's vacant it is still kept up and maintained and the neighbors have expressed appreciatio~~ of rr~aia~taini~~g the property- T~~ '~~~1 IvTI~. I~IIaI~ ~~'II~I_I~1QI.: with the G`ity of youth Bends L)epartment of ~€~mmunity and kconomic I~evelapnlent with offtces on the ] 2`~ Boor. ~~e worked with Brian and his group over the last several years as they've expanded their business and we appreciate tl~e work that they're doing. ~,hey've continued to acid at this location. They've done everything they can to maximize the site. Ether than planting these two tt•ees, they've met the obligations that were laid out back in 2007. ~e algticipate that they can xxaove forward and do that. But we like to see thorn at this site. It's a great use far the property and we just as for your support of this. Area board of ~;oni~~g Appeals - lE4arc1~ ~, 2~ 1 tl Ml~. STEIN-lE~ I;A.1~Cl~AS: l'rr~ 92 and I live ad,~acent to the prope~~y at 1947 Charles Street which l~r. Wynen wants t© expand into parking. 1 have really four questions. Vlore that are explanatory of what IVIr. ~ynen's plans really are. if I can ask the questions now. The first question really concerns all our neighbors. we'd like to know for sure if there are going to be eBltrance and exits on Charles Street fr®n~ this parking lot? ~ll~. IJI~AIl~SI{I: why don't you ask the four questions sir and then l~at will come back up and answer your questions for you. 1~1~. p'A1~El~AS: Okay. The second question then is, over the area of the parking lot is he going to leave the co~adition of the ground as it is or pave it over with asphalt? And the third question, is when that board fence line is going to actually be along our property line there? ~,nd the fourth ques#ion, l have some Evergreens 1've planted h 1 years ago and they're about ~0' high and I just wonder what will be the status of those if he puts leis board fence real close to my property line. Those arc the four questions. ~R. L;I~ANS~I: Very good and he will a~~swer them for you and I tilaank yota. I~~~~TT.~.f,o Ml~. I31~~'tVl~: As far as the access onto Charles Street, there will be no driveway on Charles. dust as the current parking lot they come around the end of the building, this to parking lot will be expanded off of that parking lot and they'll exist that way so there will be no snore traffic on Charles. The. parking lot, the previous parking lot was built out of concrete and basically just followed the lawn, the same slope and that's the intent here that this will follow same slope and we: again looking at a concrete parking lot as opposed to asphalt. °l~e house will ~'erraain and the concrete will start at the back of the Douse and go up to the end of the parking lot that's there now. 1\4R. Ff~.I~EIC~.S ASI~EI~ IVII~. ~R~ A ~1-7~5~'IQI~r l/I~Q1Vt TI-tE AUI~IEI~~C1/ T~IA'I~ tVAS IC`I' 1~1C1~E1~ 111 ~1~ `1'l~l, ,l'Al~l~; Ml~. ~~~ hack in 2Q(~7 when we talked to you about itg we knew those tall Evergreens were on }roar property, you planted. what we're going to do now if we get the approval, we're going to get a surveyor to go out and find that exact line and then the intent is tl~e fence is going to go near the property line on I3ria.n's property. The intent is once we get approval, get a surveyo~• out there and located the true property line, hopefully we'll find out all those Evergreens are on your property. if they end. up on Brian's property we may have to talk a little bit more. 13ut the intent is the fence will go right down the property line but we nay Have a little bit of lead way if the fence has to move ~ inches, 12 inches, a little bit to go around the trees to protest them. lout the intent is not to take down the trees. `fhe fence by ordinance I believe is ~ feet. So once we pat the fence up there may be a branch or two that rriay have to be pruned, but the intent is to leave all the Evergreens. I~ow as far as the lilac bush, we'll just have to see when it falls on which side of the line. 12 Area hoard of ;~.oning f~ppeals _ i~~arcll 3, 2©i ~ ~?~~1/ AGAIN I~il~. FA~A~ A~~F~A. C~~~'~~IC~N l'l~~i~ T'~~~ A~rl~1~N~1~. ~'~AT ~~lJlsl~ l~I~`l' ~l 131~`I~EI~ 1.7F ~]!~ '1"l~F; `l'APF, It~~. ~~C~~R':.lust a few inches. ~~hat will be the closest. ~Ic will try and get as close to tlac line as we can. l~Tothing will be on your property. ~.verything will be on l~rian's property. li~l:. PFI~II~: pat you might take a moment at'ter you've made you prese~~tation and talk tcs him outside. It seems like you're answering his rluestions to his satisfaction but we can't get yon across the room. IV?`1~. ~~~T: okay we'll talk to lair. Farekas and his wife outside. A motion to send this petition to the ~:'orrirnor~ ~'ouncil with a ~a~~~~a~t~ ~e~~da~i°~ was ~r~acie by l~r. Phipps and seconded by 1Vir. IV[atthys. "l,he m®tion carried unanizx~ously. After hearing the evidence on the petition, the Area hoard of honing Appeals fnd that yo€t did satisfy the standards as set forth in 1.~. 3~-7-4-91 ~.5; therefore, the petition was sent to the ~ornmon ~oancil with a l~'~~c~r°~~~~ ~eea~€mend~~ie~~. leased on the testimony presented; the Area ward of .Zoning .Appeals, after careful cor~sidcration, finds this Spc;cial F,xccption is sent t® the ~®mmon council with a l~~vd~~l~le ~.~ec~~~d~~~~n and will issue v~ritten Finding of Facts. l~~T'l~`T~`l~? ~~~ ~~ ~~ ~~'i~1°`c~ ~~'~~~~llr ~:~ f~ A~~A~1J~~. ~~~~~l~T'A~~~T .~.:~~, ~~~~ ~~' Z~f~~C ~p'pE~.~,S t~~ ~. ~~fa~et~e ~1~~, ~~ire t 4~ ~~~ ea~~, t~.ds~a /~~t3't ~~xo (~7~} ~~~-554t 1Vlarch 4.20I0 The I~onorable Comrt~on. ~;ouncil ~f the City of South. ;3end 4th ploor; County-~"~ity wilding South .bend; Indiana 4501 Rl~: petition fox Special Exception ssf ~"1'C ~'roperties AI~ZA 313110 Dear Council Ivlembers: Tl~e above referenced petition of pTC properties, LI.C was legally advertised on f''ehruary 12, 2Q10. The Area board of Zoning Appeals gave it a public hearing on iViarch 3, 2010, at which time the following action was taken; upon a motion by ~~-, Phipps, being seconded by IVIr. lVlatthys and unanimously carried, the petition for Special Exception to allow off site parking in a "Sl'-~ 1"District, on property located at 1939 Charles Street, is sent to the Corrimon Council with. a ~'~v~~°al~le ~~c~aen~~tio~ The deliberations of the Area Board of Toning Appeals and points considered in arriving; at the above decision as shown in the IVlinutes of the 1}ublic I-learing, and will be forwarded to you at a later date, to be made part of this report. Sincerely, Charles C`. l~ulot, C.l~.~~. wilding Commi.ssioncr CC1~/cah $~"T€= T~20T't~kz"Ft~S, I~,LC 51'I~:C'lAi., ~.XC~:I'-T-10Tr PU12SL?AN-I~'?)-~C39._(I7~ AfZI A I3C~/~Ri7 Ot" ~ON1NC7 AhpE,4LS F1NL7INGS OF FACT 7 . TI-IT-r PT2C)pOSED USE WIf l." 1vU.f I3G 1N.lUR]OLIS 'T-fl T7-77=. I''UB7~IC HE.ALT7~1, SAFE"T-Y_ COw1F'C:)R`I', COM1vlUNl`T'~' MORAi." STANDARDS, C~ONVFNIENCE, OR Gl:hi}:RAL WE:LFArtE I3ECAl1SE: I~evc-:lo~rz~ent and use. ,z s. pregenYecl wil! comply with all building, fire safer}~, 1ra7'tic, and parkin, regulations as to not hein~ in-juriou5 to ilte puF~lic healtlt_ safet~~, morals, and general welfare oftlfe coanrnunity. 2. THE P120POSI~D USE WILL NOT 7N.IUI2E 012 ADr1I:~I~.SEi~Y AFFECT T]-[E T]SE OI~ THE ADJACENT ART-~A C7 T2 PROPLR-['j' VAL.llL,S THF.rtEIN E3L:CAi~SE: 7-Ize variance or ctse sl~ali improve the appearance oftl~e nciblrborhood attd wi11 not devalue the surrounding praperties. .~. TI°1E I'120;'OSEI~ ZJS1- W1I.L T31= CONSISTENT WITH ~~HF CFIA32ACTER OF TE-lE I7ISTItIC"7'-IN Vdh1IC1-I 1T IS 1.C.~CAT1~D AND T7-I7= 1~A?~II~ USF_S AIJTl~40RIZT.:D THEREIN F3FCAUSE: Conditint~s on the property predate the Lonin~ Ordinance, which creates a different condition for tf~is property, 4. T1-3E I'T~OPOS;D USE iS COtvIY~1T713L~ WITI-1 TIiF; REC~GNIMENT7AT[ONS OF THL CI"1-Y OF SOUTH 13I_NIa CQIt~FREl~EI~'S]I~E PL,4I~r BECAUSI~: It is the feeling of the Board tf~at the variance is 171endin~ into the overall Con~pre3tensive Plan and is trot deviat.ino front it's intent. CONDiT10NS OR REVJSiONS L>ECI570N 1"7' 15 Tl iF:R~FORE the decisit~n o'Ttlie Board that this request for Special Exception shall be passed onto the City of South }3end Common Council with a' F:#`I'~3~.F~7~L,1~ Tid~C€3IroI?'bE)/1~d~T~~`I01sI ADOP"fED tJtis 3rd Day" of Ma rch, ?bl 0, Y)~S N,O ~ v11C>~AI~~L urz~ANSxr RANDALL 1vIATTl-]YS ~~ ,IACK YOlINCr al~sel`~r JACI;. HICKEY CE12AL.17 ~l-rIPPs ngSLi~°"f RO>-3F_RT HA WLEY ~ JOI; V ELLE:':Tv11~N 140(3 C;OCENTY-Cm BL7ILDiNG 227 W. J~rr~~saN }3ov3 EvnRn SOUTH BP.N17, 1N~~ANt. 46601-18.30 1~F30NE 5741235-9241 Fnx 5741235-9892 "I'DD 5741235-5567 CITY OF SOUTH BEND S'T'EPHEN ~. I,LTECKE, MAYOR ~' ~ ~~~ ~~ CH1~ftLES S. LEONE CITYA7TORNEY March l 5, 2010 ~I,ADEAN M. ~E~LOSE CHIEF .45SISTANT CITY ATTQRNEY Mr. Derek Dieter, President South Bend Common Council 4`h Ploor County-City Building South Bend, ~N 4f 601 ~. ~~ : ~~ IZT: Proposed Addition of various parcels to the Airport Economic Development Area Acquisition List and Confrrning the Legal Descriptio)t for the Airport pcanomic Development Area Dear President Dieter: Attached for the Common Council's consideration is a proposed resolution which approves an order of the St. ,loseph County Area Plan Commission approving a declaratory resolution adopted by the South Bend Redevelopment Commission. This process began when the South Bend Redevelopment Commission (RDC) conducted a study and determined that it is necessary and beneficial to the orderly redevelopment of the Airport .E:;conornic Development Area (AEDA) to add various parcels to the AEDA Acquisition List. Additionally, the RDC is seeking to recon~rln the legal description for the AEDA. The declaratory resolution of the R7~C was sent to the St. Joseph County Area flan Commission {APC) for an order approving the RDC's action. The APC's resolution is now submitted to the South Bend City Common Council for its approval. These parcels are in four specific target areas within the AEDA. The areas are targeted to en.halxce the surrounding businesses and neighborhoods, and in one instance, to partner with an educational faci.ity to further their expansion needs in light of large increases in enrollment. Area ~ : gr~i~i~n Paris ~3I~t "l~he entire area norkh of lndiatza Avenue, between `ranklin on the east and Prairie on the west, was idet~tif ed as "weak residential" in the 1995 Rum Village Neighborhood Action Plan, and as t'ar back as 19"71, as the logical southern boundary of the Studebaker Corridor redevelopment area. ~l~his area is plagued by vacant fats; empty housing, and substandard coanmercial and rental uaaits. Staff in the past met twice with the Rum Village Neighborhood Association, which strongly supports the redevelopment of this area. This study area encompasses the west side of Taylor Street as its eastern boundary and Prairie Avenue as the western boundary. This area consists of 5Q vacant lots, b vacant THDNFAS I,. BODNAR CHERYL A,. GREENE ANI~-CAROL t~IASiI ~EFFREY Mi_ ~Ah'ICOWSKf A..AVOAEATCE J. M£TEIVER JEIFREY L. SANPORD f 0}~IN ~. BRODEN Mr. I3erek Dieter Mar. I7, 1.0 Page 3 process is complete. Staff asks that these properties be added in case agreement cannot be reached to acquire properties included for Ivy `T'ech fast year, and is not in addition to those properties. Staff feels having options will enable better negotiations. These properties consist of: ~ Four parcels of the Since property on Sample and Ohio 1~ive parcels ofthe Enyart property on Sample and Ohio ~ ~ Three parcels of the Mason Beating ~c Air Conditioning property on Sample and Ohio ® ®ne vacant lot on ®hio 1/ike last year's agreement, this would be a joint effort between the Commission and Ivy T;.ch, with the Commission purchasing the properties and Ivy Tech doing the interior work to turn these buildings into classrooms and / or storage areas. Attached is a letter from Ivy Tech's Chancellor, detailing their plans far these buildings if acquired. Estimated redevelopment costs fo~• this area are estimated to be ~ 1.4 million, which includes acquisition, relocation and professional services. C~ortiy Plaza: phis plaza was recently listed for sale, and would be a target acquisition that could help with the redevelopment of south Michigan Street, including the Burke building at the northwest corner of Garst and Michigan Streets, Deal Services, or could allow for the redirection of Dean Johnson Parkway to Main Street. This property has long been identified as a potential redevelopment site because of its proximity to Ivy "T"ech and Ignition Park. Estimated redevelopment costs for this property, which includes three parcels, is $500,{IOQ. This cost includes acquisition, derriolition, relocation and professional services. Area 4o Airport >ierst~°~ai Park, )phase 2 The City cif' South Bend and the St..loseph County Airport A~€thority have been worl{i~1g together to coordinate infrastructure improvements and parcel acquisition in this area southeast of the airport complex. The City was recently approached by this parcel's owner, indicating their interest in selling if an agreerr~ent can be reached. ~l,his parcel is between Maplewood and Sheridan, and would allow Maplewood to be closed and vacated adjacent and to the north of this property. The Commission currently owns four properties in this block. This parcel would be one of four currently not under control. EF.~~EJ ~~F 1~~® VVEI~EAg the South Bend Redevelopment Cozrtrnission (the "Commission"}, the governing body of the South Bend Depaz-tment of Redevelopment and the Redevelopment District of the: City of South Bend, Indiana, pursuant to Indiana Code 36-7-14 {the "Act"), on March 5, 2tll~, approved and adopted ICs Resolution No. X657 (the "Declaratory Resolution"), Exhibit A, amending the acquisition list in the Airport Economic Development Area Development Flan (the "Plan") for the airport Economic Development Area {the "Area") and amending the Airport Economic Development Area I]evelopmcnt Flan (the "flan Amendment"} and canfirzriing the legal description for the Airport Economic l~evelopinent Area; and ~~3E~EASg the Plan Ainendixient calls far the addition of various parcels located wit;`iir- the Area, to the Acquisition List contained within the flan; and ~V>i~E'REr~ the St. Joseph County Area flan Canin~ission (the "Plan Conaziiission"), which is the dr€ly designated and acting official planning body for the City of South Benc!, Indiana (the "C`ity„) an Larch 16, ZO1fI, adopted and approved a resolution, a copy of which is attached hereto as Exhibit 13, determining that the Declaratory Resolution and the Flan amendment conform to the plan of development far the City and approving, ratifying and confirming the Declaratory Resolution and the Plan Amendment, and designating such resolution as the written order of the Plan Commission approving the Declaratory Resolution and the Plan amendment: as required by Section I6 of the Act (the ".Plan Commission (~z-der"); and EtEA~9 Sectiaz~ 16 of the Act prohibits the Cozrazxiission from proceeding until the Plan Commission Carder is approved by the municipal legislative body of the City; and >E1~EASP the Caz~€non Council of the City is the municipal Legislative body of the City,-' and now de4ires to approve the Plan Commission E3rder in order to permit the Corrzzrzissiori to proceed with the redeveloprr~ent of tlae Area; 1~'~1~$ 'T`lE)I~E`E~11~Eg ~E fT RESE~f..~EiJ by the Comanan Council of the City of South Bend, Indiana, as follows: I. The Plan Comrission Qrder attached hereto is iia all respects hereby appz-aved, ratified and confirmed. ~~8~~t ~ (I~eclar~c~tc~ry Res~luti~ra of'the Redevelopment ComrrtissronJ IEE.A, Resnlutio~a 1~!n. ~ 19 was ftrrthcr a~~aended y resolution X10. ] 796, adopted on C~ct~she3.20, 000 and said resc~lutiar~ cxpar~ded the Airpt~rt Ecartonric l~evelopn-~c~t area by acldir~g Expar~si~an Areas i~a. ~ and 1 t3; and '11r>.E,~., k~csolt~tion tics, 914 was further atr~ended 13y Resolution Via. 179&, adopted on October 2~k, ~~flfl; arsd ~k~~EA~, Resol~tian Igo. ~} 14 was further amended by Resolution N®. 1 ~2~, adopted nr~ February 1 Es, 20fl 1 and said resal~ztion ex.pandcd the Airpart Ecor~ornic l~eveloprner~t Ax-ea by adding Expansion Area ~o. 11; and ~~.Ri~.S, Resolution Vin, 919 was further amended by Resolution ~o. 1 ~} 1 ~, adopted on `:~s~veanl~er l , 20U2 ar~d said ~~esolution expanded t3te Airpart Econarnic Ileveloprner~t Area by adding Expansion Areas i~o- 12., 13, 14 and 1 ~; and ~~~~€~~~~, Resole~tic+n lea. 9l4 was further amended by Resol~atinrs 1~0. 1958, adopted on March ~, ~00~; arsd ~~~A, Resolution ;eTa. ~} 19 was further amended by Resolutiord ieia. l 977, adopted an duly 18, 2t~a3 and said resolutio~a expanded the A.is°port Eeonorr~ic Develaprnent Area ley adding Expansion Area ~o, 16; and ~~ ~ ~.~, Rcsolutior~ Isla- 914 was further- arraencled by Resolution loo. ~41C36, adolsted ore hto~•ember 7, 2afl~ and said resolut€o~~ expanded the Airport Ecanomie I~es~eloprnent area by adding Expansion Area IJa. 17; and ~~~,~.~, ltesoluticrr~ ~o. 414 vvas farther amended ley Resal~ation IVo. ZOI4, adopted on l~ecemF~er 19, 2(IQ3 and said resalutioz~ expanded the Airport Eeonamicl~evelaprnent area byaddirrg Expansion Area Ida. 1 ~; '~f ESA.. l~esnlution t~'a. 919 was fctrtl~er amended I7y lies©l~ttion Ito. ~flC4, ad€slsted eta July ~, x(104; and ~~~~~~, F~esolution lea, 419 sues furtl}er arr~ended try Resolutiarr I~Ta. ~fl90, adcspted on October 22, ZC144 and said resolraticrr~ expanded tl~e Airport Ecanorrzic ®eveloptr~ent Area by adding E~;_pansion area ~a. [ 9; and ~~'t~E~~., Rcsc~l~tiorl ~a_ 9I4 ss~as f~artherarzaerlded by Resolution l~'s~. '~E191, adolsted az~ ~ctal3er ?2, ~~1fl4; anal . ~~1:-~~~~, Rcsaluti~sn loo. 414 was further amea~cled by ~tesalt~tian 1`Io. 21 ~3~, adopted can ~ovesx~her 5, 2fl~4$ acid E~~~.; Resolution ~o. X11 ~3 vsJas furiheramendecl key l~esolutic~n Teo. X144. ado~sted on su~eys and investi~;atit~rrs and tcs tilcsrs~ughfy study the Airtrrt ~cartcrr€~ic l~evelcrn~ent A~°ea ~Iithir~ tfre ~:ity; ~r~;~,l3ursuarrt to the Act, the 1»lcpa€°trr-~c~rt has conducted surveys and irrvestigatiorrs and has thc~roughfy studied the Airport Ecorrorr~ic ~evcloprrrerrt ,4rea ar~d the ~e~~eloprrrerrt ]Tarr;and ~1~~~, ulsarr such surveys, irzvestigatic~trs and studies having beery rrrade, the C'ortrn3issiorr fends that the f'tan ~4r~rerrdment cannot be achieved by regaalat®ry processes cry by the ordinary operations of private ea~terprise tn~itho-~t resor4 to the powers allowed under the pct eyed that the public health acrd welfare ~~>ill he benefited by the accomplishment of the Ilan Arner~drncnt ~vl~iclr shat! inc;lucle the acquisition of the properties identified in ~~hibiit ~,; acrd ~~l~EI~A ~, the l~lar~ An~errdnient confcrrrns to other developmer3t and redevelcrpmerrt plans for the Cifv; and l~~I~EA~, u~sor€ such surveys, investigations acrd studies having been made, the ~'orurnission finds that the Icgal descr~ipticrn~de~rring the Area has become unrnanageab3e and should he restated and con~rrrred. 1~'~I~a', '1'>i~ ~~~~~~, ~~ ~'~` ~+ ~~..~~+ l~ ~~' T~-l.lu ~~~T~: 1~1u~~ ~~+ ~~* ~~1..~]~1~~' `.~1~~I~~)r~l~~~ Cx'~~F~1~~1'~~ l~C)f)~1~ ~~' ~~' ~)'bTlj ~~'' 1~~~1T ~~ r~~l?~I~TI`~~r~1~T ~f~ ll~~~~~l~~~l~'li", .~,.~ ~CJ~.~~'~~~ 1. The ~amrrrissiorr hereby deterrrrirres that to accomplish the redeveloprr~etrt of the Area, it is necessary to acgraire adclitior~al land ~rithin the Area, as sha~rr err l;xhibit ~ attached herefcr and incorporated herein. 2. Tl~e Corrrn7issiorr hereby determines that the ptzlslic health ar~d welfare v~ill be bencted by the accar~~rlishrnertt of the flan Arrrendmerrt. 3. The ~=ommissic~rr hereby determines that the accomplishment oftlte flan ~;.rrrendrrlet~t will be of pu~rlic utility and benefit as rrreasured by: a} the atfractior~ or retenticsrr of perr~~arrerat ~crbs; ~S~ are increase in the property base; c~ it~preved diversity of the ecQrror~ric base; d) ®fhc~• similar pulslic benefits. 4. `t`he Carnzraission l~e~feby deterr~~irres that the estimated cast of acquisition acrd ~•ecievelaprner~t of•ih~ pro~serty being added to the acquisition fist is ~f ~,4Q0,QOQ.Q~. 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AND SECTSONS 7,8,17, t 8, 19, 20, 21, 22, 27, 28, 29, 33~, 31, 32, 33, AND 34 IN TOW~lSHIP 38 [NORTH, RANGE 2 EAST, AND SECTIONS 3, 4, 9, 10, 1 1, 1~, 13, l4, 1 S, 1b, 21, 22, 23 AND 24 IN TOWNSHIP 37 NORTH, RANGE 2 EAST, AN® SECTION 18, TOWNSH€P 37 NORTH, RANGE 3 EAST, IN GERMAN AND PORTAGE TOWNSHIPS. ST, JOSEPH COUNTY, INDIANA, NtORE PARTICULARLY ©ESCRIBED AS FOLL®WS: BEGINNING AT A POINT OF 1~F#E INTERSECTION OF THE IeORTHERN RIGHT-QF-WAY LINE OF LINCOLN WAY WEST AND THE EASTERLY RIGHT-Of-WAY LINE OF BEN®IX DRIVE, SAIp POINT ALSO BEING THE SOUTHWEST CORNER OF LOT 233 IN LINCOLN TERRACE ADD€TiON RECORDED IN PLAT BOOK 13, PAGES 82-83 €N THE OFFICE OF RECORDER Of ST. JOSEPH COUNTY, INDIANA; THENCE SOUTHEASTERLY ALONG NORTH RIGHT-01=WAY LINE OF LINCOLN WAY WEST, A DISTANCE OF 572.5 FEET TO THE SOUTHEAST CORNER ®F LOT 215 IN SAID LINCOLN TERRACC AD®ITION; THENCE SOUTH PARALLEL WITH THE WEST LIME Of SAID NORTHWEST QUARTER, A DISTANCE Of t 25.5 FEET (ASSUME®~ TO A POINT ON THE SOUTH RIGHT-Of-WAY LINE OF ARhfiORE TRAIL PROJECTED EASTERLY 31.5 FEET (ASSUM1~Dj FROM THE NORTHEAST CORNER Of LOT 1 OF L€NCOLN MANOR 2~d ADDITION AS RImCOR®ED IN PLAT BOOK 1 1, PAGE 143 IN THE OFFICE OF SAID REC®RDER; THENCE SOUTH 69 DEGREES 3D A/41NUTES WEST PARALLEL WITH THE CENTERLINE OF SAI® ARDMORE TRAIL (PREVIOUSLY CRUMSTOWN AVENUE, A DISTANCE OF 381.5 (ASSUMED TO THE NORTHWEST CORNER OF LOT 8 IN SAID LINCOLN MANOR 2N° ADDIT10N; THENCE SC}UTH PARALLEL WITH THE WEST LINE OF SAID NORTHWEST QUARTER AND THE WEST LINE Of THE SOUTHWEST QUARTER OF SAID SECTION 3, A ®ISTANCE OF 1958.36 FEET TO THE SOUTH RIGHT-OF-WAY LINE Of WESTt~ORE STREET; THENCE WEST ALONG SAID SOUTH RIGHT-0F-WAY LINE OF WEST~ORE STREET, A ®ISTANCE OF 9 FEET TO THE NORTHEAST CORNER OF LOT 9 IN LINCOL€~ MiANOR 3~~ ADDITION AS RECOR®ED IN PLAT BOOK 12, PAGES 8b-87 IN THE OFFICE Of SAID RECORDER; THENCE SOUTH PARALLEL WITH THE WEST LINE OF SAID SOUTHWEST QUARTER. A DISTANCE OF 332,7 FEET TO THE SOUTHWEST CORNER OF LOT 17 IN SAID LINCOLN PViANOR 3~~ A®DITiON; THENCE EAST PARALLEL W6TH THE NORTH LINE OF SAID SOUTHWEST QUARTER, A DISTANCE OF 42 FEET TO THE S©UTHWEST CORNER OF LOT 18 IN SA€[~ LINC®LN MANOR 3RB ADDITION; THENCE SOUTH PARALLEL WITH THE WEST LINE OF SAIL? SOUTHWEST QUARTER, A ®ISTANCE OF 214 NORTf-~ Lfi~E aF THE NDRTI~IEAST DUARTER OF SAI® SECTION 10, ALONG Tf NORTH RIGHT-DF~WA~' LINE OF WASHINGTON STREET, A DISTANCE OF 313,9 FEET TO THE SOUTHWEST CORNER DI` LOT- 88 1N ARNOLD`S 2~p A®DITION AS RECORDED IN PLAT BOOK 6, PAGE 63 IN Ti~E OFFICE OF SAI® REC®RDER; WHENCE CONFIWING EAS°~ PARALLEL TO SAID NORTH LINE ®F SAID NORTHEAST QUARTER ALONG sAID NORTH RIGHT-aF-WAY fNE, A DISTANCE of 2~~ 1=EEr TD r~E soUTHWEST CORNER of LOT ~~ IN SALD OAK GRC7VE ~~~ ADDITION; THENCE CONTINUING EAST ALONG SAID NORTH LINE AND SAID NORTH RIGHT-OF-WAY LINE, A DISTANCE OF 568.30 FEET TO THE SOUTHWEST CORNER OF LOT 48 IN COLLEGE GROVE AS RECORDED IN PLAT BOOK 2, PAGE 1 1 IN THE OFFICE OF SAID RECORDER; THENCE CONTINUINC,~ EAST ALONG SAID NORTH LINE AND SAI® NORTH RIGHT-OF-WAY LINE AND THE NORTH RIGHT-OF-MAY L.iNE O LLSTC)N STREET, A DLSTANCE 01= ~ i 51.85 FEET (ASSUh~E®~ TO A POINT ON THE SOUTH LINE OF LOT 39, BE4NG bb FEET NORTH OF A PROJECTED WEST LINE OF A PARCEL DESCRIBED IN A QUIT CLAD DEE® AS RECORDED UNDER INSTRUMENT NUMBER 954366 IN THE oF1=lCE OF SAID RECORDER, THENCE SOUTH ALONG SAID PROJECTED VdEST LINE, A DISTANCE 03= 66 FEET TO THE NORTHWEST CORNER OF SAID PARCEL; THENCE ALONG THE SOUTHEASTERLY AND NORTH R[GI-fT-OF-V~AY LINE DF ~dASHINGTON 5TREET TO TFPE S®UTHWEST CORNER OF LOT ~+ IN THE PLAT OF ALFRED BROTHER'S LAND (UNRECORDED) AS DESCRLBE® IN PARCEL IIl IN A C~UIT CLAIh~ DEED RECORDED l1NDER INSTRUMENT NUN~E3ER 4261005 IN THE al`F1CE OF SAID RECORDER; THENCE EASTERLY ALONG THE N®RTI~ LENS OF WASHINGTON STREET AND THE SOUTH LINE OF SAID PARCEL. Ill AND PARCEL ll 1N SAID INSTRUMENT NUf~BER 0261oD51N THE OFFICE OF SAI® RECORDER, A DISTANCE DF 204 FEET TO THE EAST LINE OF THE NORTHEAS~~ QUARTER OF SAID SECTION 10; TFIENCE CONTINUING EAST ALONG SAID NORTH RIGHT-OF-WAY LANE, A DISTANCE ®E i 47 FEED TO THE PRt~JECTED N®RTHPSOUTH CENTERLINE OF A ~ 4 FOOT WIDE ALLEY, PERPENDICULAR BY MEASURE, LYING BETWEEN' LOTS 4 AND 5 IN HARLIN'S SUI3DIVISIC~N OF BANK OUTLOT 82 AS RECORDED IN PLAT BOOK 8, PAGE 1 bi (N THE dFFfCE aF SAID RECOR®ER; THENCE SOUThI PARALLEL WLTH SAlD EAST LINE OF THE NORTHEAST QUARTER OF SAPD SECTPON 10 ALONG SAID PROJECTED NORTH-SC7UTH CENTERi.tNE, A C7ISTA~fCE DF 19?.5 FEET TO A POINT LYING 7 FEET WEST aF THE SOUTI-{`~ES`~ CORNER aF SAID I.OT ~; TF4ENCE EAST PARALLEL WITH THE SOUTF{ RIGHT-C7F~WAY LENS OF SAI® WASHINGTON STREET, >~ ®ISTANCE D1= 7 FEET TO SAID SOUTHWEST C®RNER ®F SAID LOT 4; THENCE SOUTH PARALLEL WITH SAID EAST LINE, A DISTANCE OF 262 FEET TC7 THE SOUTHWEST CORNER OF LOT 15 IS SAID HARTIN`S SUB®IVISION OF BANK OUTLOT 82; THENCE EAST PARALLEL WITH THE SOUTE-i RPGNT~oF-VJAY LINE C~1= SAID WASF#INGTON STREET, A DISTANCE OF 115 FEET TO THE SOUTHEAST CORNER OF SAID LOT l5; THENCE SOUTH PARALLEL. WITH THE EAST LINE OF TL-#E NORTHEAST QUARTER aF SAID SECTION 1Q, A DISTANCE OF 66 FEET ALONG THE EAST LINE OF PARCEL II ®ESCRIBED !N A C~UIT CLAIh>~i DEED RECOR®ED UNDER INSTRLJ#+~ENT NUh~BER ADDITION AS RECORDED iN THE RECORDS OF SAID COUNTY; THENCE WEST AL®NG THE NORTH LINE OF LOT 35 TO TI-IE NORTHWEST CORNER OF SAILS LOT; THENCE SOUTH ALONG THE EAST LINE OE A PUBLIC ALLEY (14 FEET WIDE EXTENDED SOUTH TO THE NORTHWEST CORNER OF LOT 57 IN "OAK PARK 2~p ADDITION" AS RECOR®ED I~ THE RECORDS ®F SAID COUNTY, POINT ALSO BEING ON THE SOUTH RfGH~~-OF-WAY LINE OF ®L18A€L AVENUE; THENCE WEST ALONG SAID RIGHT-OF-WAY LINE TO THE NORTHWEST CORNER OF LOT 70 IN SAID "OAK PARK ~~~ A®DIT10N'°, POINT ALSO BEING THE EAST RIGHT-OF-WAY LINE OF DALE AVENUE (50 FEET WIDE; THENCE SC3UTH ALONG SAI® EAST RIGHT-OF-WAY LINE TO THE CENTERLINE OF VACATED DAYTON STREET (60 FEET WIDE; THENCE EAST ALONG SAID CENTERLINE, A DISTANCE OF 28 FEET TO THE EAST LINE OF A PUBLIC ALLEY { ~ 4 1=EET WIDE) EXTENDED NORTH; THENCE SOUTH ALONG SAID EAST LINE OF PUBLIC ALLEY TO THE NORTH LINE OF lViiLTON STREET, ALSO BEING THE SOUTHWEST CORDER OF LOT 44 IN THE "'SOUTHEAST AD®ITION'° AS RECOR©ED IN THE RECORDS OF SAIDD COUNTY; THENCE EAST ALONG SAID NORTH LINE OF h/~ILTON STREET TO A POINT OF INTERSECTION OF THE WEST LINT=S OF LOTS 45,46,93 ANb 94 OF SAID "SOUTHEAST ADDITfON`g EXTEN©ED NORTH; THENCE SOUTH ALONG SAID WEST LINES, CROSSING N~ILTON, TO TFtE NORTH LINE OF CALVERT STREET (60 FEET WIDE), ALSO BEING THE SOUTHWEST CORNER OF SAID LOT 94; THENCE WEST ALONG SAID NORTH LINE OF CALVERT STREET TO A POINT ON THE EAST LINE OF A PUBLIC ALLEY X14 FEET WIDE) EXTEN®ED NORTH FROG THE WEST LINES OF LOTS 95,96,97, i 48,E 49 AND i 50 IN SAID `°SOUTHEAST ADDI T ION", CROSSING BOWN{AN STREET, AND CONTINUING-SOUTH ALONG THE EAST LINE OF SAID ALLEY, ALSO 6EING THE WEST LINE OF LOTS 282,233,AND 234 IN THE "SOUTF{EAS7 3RD' ADDITION'° AS RECORDED IN THE RECORDS OF SAI® COUNTY, CROSSING AN ALLEY, AND CONTINUING SOUTH ALONG SAID EAST LINT= OF PUBLIC ALLEY, AL50 BEING AL®NG THE WEST LINE OF LOTS 1,2 AND 3 IN "OAK PARK 4~~ ADDIT#ON°' AS RECORDED IN THE RECORDS OF SAID COUNTY AND CONTINUING SOUTH CROOSSING DONALD STREET X60 FEET WIDE), TO THE NORTI~WEST CORNER OI" LOT ~. IN SAID "OAK PARK 4~~ ADDITION'S, ALS® BEING THE 50UTH RIGHT-OF-WAY LINE OF SAID ®ONAL® STREET; THENCE WEST ALONG SAID SOUTH LINE OF QONALD STREET TO THE NORTHWEST C®RNER OF LOT X03 IN SAID "OAK PARK 4TH AD®ITfON" TO THE SOUTHWEST CORNER OF SAID LOT 103, THENCE EAST ALONG THE SOUTH LINE OF SAID LOT 103 EXTENDED EAST TO THE SOUTHWEST CORNER OF LOT 6 iN SAID'°OAK PARK 4T'~ ADDITION": THENCE SOUTH, CROSSING A PUBLIC ALLEY ~~4 FEET WIDE), COINCIDING WITH THE WEST LINES OF LOTS 4 THROUGH 9, CROSSING FOX STREET X60 FEET WIDE}, AND CONTINUING SOUTH COINCIDING lh~ITH THE WEST LINES OF LOT ~0 THROUGH 15 IN SAID `'OAK PARK 4~" ADDDITION", AND CROSSING EWING AVE (80 FEET WIDEj, TO THE SOUTH RIGHT~OFnWAY LINE OF SAID EWING AVENUE TO THE NORTHWEST CORNER OF LOT i IN THE RECOR®E^ PLAT OF "WEI®LER'S FIRST ADDITION" AS RECORDED IN THE RECORDS OF SAID COUNTY; THENCE WEST ALONG THE SOUTH IV®THWEST QUARTER OF SAI®SECTION 22; THENCE NORTH ALONG SAID EAST LINE TO A POINT 200 FEET SOUTH OF THE NORTHEAST CORNER OF SAID NORTHWEST QUARTER OF SECTION 22; THENCE WEST PARALLEL WITH, AND 2070 FEET SOUTH OF THE NORTH LINE OF SAID NORTHWEST QUARTER OF SECTION 22, AND THE NORTH LINE OF THE NORTHEAST QUARTER OF SAID SECTION 21, TO A POINT 200 FEET WEST AND 200 FEET SOUTH OF THE NORTHEAST CORNER OF SAID SECTION 21;THENCE NORTH 200 FEET TO THE NORTH LINE COMP~fiON TO SECTIONS 1 ~ AND 21; THENCE LEST ALONG SAID COMh~iON SECTION LINE TO THE NORTHWEST CORNER OF SAID NORTHEAST QUARTER OF SECTION 21, WHICH CORNER BEING CON~[VtON WITH ~"HE SOUTHWEST CORNER OF THE SOUTHEAST QUARTER OF 5AID SECTION 1 b; THENCE NORTH ALONG THE NORTH AN® SOUTH QUARTER LINE OF SECTION 16 T® THE NORTHEAST CORNER OF THE SOUTH HALF OF THE SOUTHWEST QUARTER OF SAID SECTION 16; THENCE WE5T ALONG THE NORTH LINE OF SAI© SOUTH HALF OF THE SOUTHWEST QUARTER OF SECTION 1 ~, TO THE SOUTHWEST CORNER OF THE NORTHEAST QUARTER OF THE SOUTHWEST QUARTER OF SAID SECTION 16; THENCE NORTH ALONG THE EAST LINE OF SAI® NORTHWEST QUARTER OF THE SOUTHWEST QUARTER OF SECTION 16 TO THE NORTHWEST CORNER OF SAID NORTHEAST QUARTER OF THE SOUTHWEST QUARTER OF SECTION 16; THENCE WEST ALONG THE EAST-WEST QUARTER LINE OF SAID SECTION ib TO THE WEST QUARTER CORNER OF SAID SECTION 16; THENCE NORTH ALONG THE WEST LINE OF THE NORTHWEST QUARTER OF SAID SECTION 16 TO THE SOUTHWEST CORNER OF "BELLEViLLE GARDENS 2~a UNIT", AS RECORDED IN THE RECORDS OF SAIt~ COUNTY; THENCE EAST, ALONG THE S®UTH LINE OF "BELLEViLLE GARDENS 2r~a UN1T", TO THE SOUTHEAST CORNER OF SAID "BELLEVILLE GARDENS 2tip UNIT"; THENCE SOUTH 30 FEET, P~1iORE OR LESS, THENCE EAST ALONG THE NORTH LINE OF A PARCEL. OF LAND GRAND TRUNK WESTERN RAILROAD CN BUSINESS ^EVELOP~iENT AND REAL ESTATE PARCELS I®ENTIFIED AS TAX KEY ID # Oi8-$1 12~42~6, DATED 1995, IN THE AUDITOR'S OFFICE OF SAID COUNTY, TO THE EAST LINE OF SHERIDAN AVENUE; TI-(ENCE SOUTH 100 FEET, IvIORE OR LESS, ALONG THE EAST LiI~E OF SAID SHERIDAN AVENUE EXTENDED SOUTH; THENCE EAST ON A L{NE ~IHICI-I iS PARALLEL TO AND 30Q FEET, SORE OR LESS, SOUTH OF THE EAST- WEST, NORTI-I RIGHT~OF-1~AY LINE OF MEADOW LANE, E3CTEN®ED EAST, TO A PO#NT OF INTERSECTION WISH THE NORTHWESTERLY RIGHT-OF-WAY LINE OF TFIE NEW JERSEY, INDIANA AND ILLINOIS RAILROAD; THENCE NORTHEASTERLY ALONG SAI® NORTHWESTERLY RIGHT-OF-WAY LINE TO A POINT OIrv INTERSECTION 1~dITH THE NORTH RIGHT-OF~WAY LINE OF SAAliPLE STREET, THENCE EAST ALONG SAID NORTH RIGHT~OF-WAY LINE OF SAMPLE STREET TO THE SOUTHEAST"CORNER OF LOT ~$ IN THE PLAT OF "ARNOI.D AND WEBSTER'S SUB®IVISI®N OF BANK OUTLOT # 10~" AS RECORDED IN THE RECORDS OF SAID COUNTY ALSO BEING THE WEST RIGHT-OF-~ WAY LINE ARNOLD STREET, THENCE NORTH ALONG SAID WEST RIGHT-OF-WAY LINE OF ARNOL© STREET TO THE SOUTHWEST RIGHT~OF-WAY LINE OF THE CONRAIL RAILROAD (1=ORP~/iERLY PENN CENTRAL RAlLROAD~; THENCE NORTHWESTERLY OF SASD PENN CENTRAL RAILROAD; THENCE NORTHWESTERLY ALONG SAID SOIJTF-f RIGHT-Of-WAY LINE, A DISTANCE OF 35fl FEET (ASSUMED] TO A PROJECTED NORTH LINE I=ROt~€ THE SOUTHWEST CORNER OF LOT 695 Ifs SAID SU~ih/tlT PLACE 3~a ADDITION BEING PARALLEL. WITH Tf~E WEST LfNE OF THE NORTHWEST QUARTER OF SAID SECTION 10; THENCE SOUTH ALONG SAfD PROJECTE® NORTH LINE, A DISTANCE OF 70 FEET (ASSUMED] TO THE SOUTHEAST CORNER OF LOT 686 IN SUA/~MfT PLACE 3~a A®DfTION AS REC®RDED IN PLAT BOOK 8, PAGES i 62-163 fN THE OFFICE OF SAID RECORDER; THENCE SOUTH PARALLEL WITH THE WEST LINE OF SAID NORTHWEST QUARTER, A DISTANCE OF 6® FEET TO THE SOUTH RIGHT-OF-WRY LIME OF COLFAX AVENUE AND THE NORTHEAST CORNER OF LOT 694 IN SAID SUMIVkIT PLACE 3~~ ADDITTION; TI-4ENCE WEST AL©NG SAiD SOUTH RIGHT-OF4WAY LINE AND THE SOUTH RIGHT-0F-WAY LINE OF LINDEh1 AVENUE, A DISTANCE OF 544.9 FEET TO THE WEST LINE OF THE EAST HALF OF SAID NORTHWEST QUARTER OF SAID SECTION lfl, ALSO BEING Tf-~IE NORTI-LEAST CORNER OF A PARCEL AS DESCRIBED IN A QUIT CLAIM DEED RECORDED UNDER INSTRUMENT NUMBER 0031212 IN THE OFFfCE OF RECOR®ER OF SAID COUNTY; THENCE WEST ALONG SAID SOUTH RIGHT-OF-WAY LINE OF LINDEN AVENUE, A DISTANCE OF 366.T 1 TO THE NORTHWEST CORNER SAID PARCEL; Tf-iENCE SOUTH, 20 FEET TO THE NORTHEAST CORNER OF A PARCEL DESCRIBED SN DEED RECORD BOOK 5$9, PAGE 70 fN THE OFFICE OF SAID RECORDER; THENCE NORTHWESTERLY ALONG THE SOUTH RIGHT-OF-WAY LINE OF LINDEN AVENUE TO THE NORTHWEST CORNER OF A PARCEL DESCRIBED IN DEE® RECOR® BOOK 589, PAGE 71 IN THE OFFICE OF SAID RECORDER; THENCE CONTINUING NORTHWESTERLY ALONG SAiD SOUTFI RIGHT-0{=-WAY LINE OF LINDEN AVENUE TO THE WEST LINE OF THE NORTHWEST QUARTER OF SAID SECTION 10; THENCE CONTINUING NORTHWESTERLY ALONG SAIDD SOUTH RIGHT-OF-WAY LINE OF LINDEN AVENUE TO THE NORTHEAST CORNER OF LOT Q BLOCK 1081 IN THE REPEAT OF LASALLE PARK 2~1° PLAT AS RECORDE® !N PLAT BOOK ~ 7, PAGE L-~ ;THENCE WEST PARALLEL WITf-~ THE NORTH Ia1NE OF THE NORTHEAST QUARTER OF SECTION 9 AP.ONG THE SAID SOUTH RIGHT-OF-WAY LINE OF LINDEN ROAD. A DISTANCE OF i 125 FEET TO Tf~E NORTHWEST CORNER OF LOT E BLOCK 1021 IN SAID REPEAT OF LASALLE PARK 2~~ PLAT;IHENCE CONTINUING NEST PARALLEL WITH SAiD NORTH LINE ALONG SAID SOUTH RIGHT-OFrvWAY LINE, A DISTANCE OF 339 FEET TO THE WEST LINE OF SAID NORTHEAST QUARTER, ALSO BEING THE CENTERLfNE OF A 14 f=00T Wf®E ALLEY, PERPENDICULAR BY MEASURE, BEING 7 FEET WEST OF THE NORTHWEST CORNER OF LOT 1x01 iN LASALLE PARK 2~° ADDITION RECORDED fN PLAT KOOK 8, PAGE 30-31 IN Tf~E OFFICE OF RECORDER OF SAID COUNTY`, THENCE COhfTINUINC WEST PARALLEL. WITH THE NORTH LINE OF THE NORTHWEST QUARTER 0~= SAID SECTION 9 ALONG SAID SOUTH RIGHT-OF-WAY LINE, A DISTANCE OF i©97 FEET TO THE CENTERI-iNE OF GLADSTONE AVEN~9E BEING 25 FEET WEST OF THE NORTI~WEST CORNER OF LOT 185 IN GARDEN VILLAGE I5~ UNIT RECORDED IN PLAT BOOK 17, PAGE G-4, IN THE OFFICE OF SAID RECORDER; THENCE CONTINUING WEST PARALLEL WITH SAID NORTH LINE ALONG ALONG sAID NoRT1~ R~G~-c~~OF-~~Y CIE. ~ DEST~~CE of ~~ I°E~ ~~SSU~E®~ To THE SCC~UTHWES T CORNER OF LOT 1 IN ALWaRD`S A®DdT{ON AS RECORDE® !N PLAT BOOK 1 1, PAGE 73 IN TFiE OFFICE CAF SAID RECORDER; THENCE I~ORT§~EASTERLY Ai.ONG SAID NORTH RIGHT-OF-WAY LINE, A DISTANCE OF 509.02 FEET TO THE CENTERLINE OF A 14 FC3bT WIDE ALLEY, EAST WEST BY ~hEASURE, BEING ~ FEET [ASSUMED FR®M THE SoUT1~EAST coI~NER of LoT 51 !~ SAI® ALWAR®'S ADDITION, AS f~hEASURED PARALLEL WITI-1 THE CENTERLINE OF SAID ARDi~iORE TRAIL; TF~ENCE NORTHEASTERLY ALONG SAID NORTH RIGHT-OF-WAY LINE, A DISTANCE OF 8 FEET {ASSUMED Td THE SOUTHWEST CORNER OF LOT 46 IN VQGT`S 1ST AD®ITION AS RECORDED IN PLAT BOOK -0, PAGE 95 fN THE OFFICE C?F SAID RECORDER; THENCE NORTI~EASTERIaY ALONG SAID NORTH RIGHT-OF-WAY LINE, A DISTANCE OF 507,21 FEET TO THE SOUTHEAST CORNER OF REMAINING PORTION OF LOT 1E~ 6N SAID VOGT`S 1sr ADDITION; THENCE NORT1-I ALONG THE WEST RIGHT-OF-WAY LINE OF NANCY STREET (CURRENTLY NAh/~ED BEN®!X DRIVE PARALLEL TO TIDE EAST LINE OF TFIE N®RTHEAST C~UARTER OF SAID SECTION Q, A DISTANCE OF 433.7 FEET TO TIDE NORTHEAST CORNER OF REN~AINING PORTI®N OF LOT 1 1N SAID VOGT`S 15~ ADDITION; THENCE NORTHERLY TO THE NORTH RIGHT- OF-WAY LINE OF LINCOLN WAY TEST AND THE WEST R1G1-IT-OF-I~aY LiI~E OF BENDIK DRIVE, ALSO BEING THE SOUTHEAST CORNER OF A PARCEL OF LAND DESCRIBED IN TRUSTEE'S DEED RECDR®ED UNDER fNSTRUIViENT NUMBER 9903236 IN THE OFFICE OF SAID RECOR®ER, A DISTANCE OF 107 FEET (ASSUMED); THENCE NORTHWESTERLY ALONG SAID NORT1-I RIGHT-OF-WAY LINE OF LINCOLNWAY WEST TO THE EAST RIGHT-~'3F6WAY LINE OF BUTTERNUT ROAD,' THENCE NORTHWESTERLY ACROSS BUTTERNUT ROAD ON A LINE PARALLEL, WITH AND 14D FEET NORTHERLY OF THE SURVEY LINE S-USR20_M (REFERENCE® TC) PLANS FOR U.S. 31 BYPASS} TO THE WEST RIGI~T-OF-WAY L!N#E OF BUTTERNUT ROAD,° TI-FENCE NORTHIMESTERLY ALONG THE NORTHEAST LIMITED ACCESS RIGFI~'-OF-WAY LINE ®F USR 20 T® A POINT 150 FEET TO T#~E RIGHT OF STATION 65+00, LINE S-USR20-M; THENCE SOUI'FdtNESTERLY A ®ISTANCE OF 30Q FEET ALONG A LINE MEASURED AT RIGHT ANGLES TO SAID LI~dE 5-USR 2D- TO A POINT 150 FEET TO TFIE LEFT OF STATION b5~00 ON LINE S-USR20-M,° THENCE SOUTHERLY AND SOUTHWESTERLY ALONG THE LIt~iITE® ACCESS RIGHT-OF-WAY LINE OF TFiE SOUTHEAST RAMP flF THE U.S. 31 BYPASS TO A POIN`~ I~EING 17C~ FEET TO THE RIGt~T OF STATION 3540 ON LINE M AT THE CENTERLINE C)F THE U.S, 31 BYPASS, THENCE WESTERLY A DISTANCE OF 320 FEET TO A POINT 150 FEET TO THE LEFT ®F STATION 35~-QO ON SAID LINE ~; THENCE NORTHERLY AND NORTt-1WESTERLY .ALONG ~'HE L1t~ITI=D ACCESS R(GHTmOF-WAY LIME OF THE SOUTHWEST RAMP OF SAID U.S. 31 BYPASS TO A POIN1~ AT STATION 34+00 LINE S-USR20-I~ IN THE LiMiITED fi,CCESS RIGHT-OF-WF,Y LfNE ®F THE S®UTHWEST RAfVN~P OF SAID U.S. 31 BYPASS, 1~HIC1-I POINT I$ 130 FEET 50UTHWESTERLY MEASURED AT R1GFiT ANGLES FROi~ SAID LINE S-USR2C}-hl~; THENCE NORTHEASTERLY A DISTANCE OF 250 FEET MEASURE® AT RIGHT ANGLES TO SAID LINE SaU5R20-M TO A POINT AT STATE®1~ 3400 ON L{NE S-USR20-M, AND MINUTES 5 SECONDS EAST, A C~ISTANCE OF 12.9d FEET TO THE SOUTHWEST CORNER OF THE TERMIi~US OF LAKE BLACKTHORN DRIVE A5 RECORDED UNDER INSTRUMENT X0323151 IN THE RECORDS OF SAID COUNTY; THENCE THE NEXT 19 COURSES ALONG THE RESPECTIVE BOUNDARY LINES OF "THE VILLAS AT LAKE BLACKTHORN, SECTION ONE, AS RECORDED UN®ER SAID INSTRUMENT # 0323151: (1 ~ NORTH 0 DEGREES ~ 5 MINUTES 44 SECONDS EAST, A DISTANCE OF 181.22 FEET; (2S NORTH 89 DEGREES 48 MINUTES 51 SECONDS WEST. A DISTANCE OF 323.58 FEET, (3p NORTH 0 DEGREES 03 MINUTES 20 SECONDS WEST, A DISTANCE GF 500.00 FEET; (4~ NORTH 89 DEGREES 57 MINUTES 04 SECONDS WEST, A DISTANCE OF 2.00 I=EEr; {~~ NORTH. o DEGREES o3 MINUTES 20 SECONDS WEST, ~ DISTANCE o~ tao.oo FEET; ~d~ SOUTH 89 DEGREES 57 MINUTES 04 SECONDS EAST, A DISTANCE OF 2.00 FEET; ~7~ NORTH fl DEGREES 03 MINUTES 20 SECON®S WEST, ~; DISTANCE OF 500.00 FEET; ($~ NORTH 89 DEGREES 57 MINUTES 04 SECONDS WEST. A DISTANCE OF 2.00 FFET; (9~ NORTH 0 ®EGREES 03 MINUTES 20 SECONDS WEST, A DISTANCE OF 100.00 FEET; ~ ~ 0~ soUTH s4 DEGREES ~~ MINUTES o~ SECONDS EAST, A DISTANCE of 2.00 I=EET; (1 ~ ~ NoRTI~ 0 DEGI`ES 03 hI~INUTES 2C~ SEC®NDS WEST, A DISTANCE OF 800.00 FIFET TO THE SOUTHWEST CORNER OF LOT "A" AS DEPICTED IN THE REPEAT OF RICHTER'S ORANGE ROAD MINOR SUgDfVISION, DI=SCRIBED IN INSTRUMENT NUMBER 8525803, AS REC©RDED iN THE RECORDS OF SAID COUNTY; (12) ALONG THE SOUTH LINE OF SAID LOT'`A" NORTH 89 DEGREES 50 MINUTES 13 SECONDS EAST, A DISTANCE OF 100.(30 FEET; (13~ ALONG THE EAST LINE OF SAID LOT'°A„ NORTH 0 DEGREES 03 MINUTES 20 SECONDS WEST, A DISTANCE OF 251.58 FEET TG THE POINT OF CURVATURE OF ANON-TANGENT CURVE, -BEING THE CENTERLINE OF ORANGE ROAD {40 FEET wl®E PRIOR TO SAID PLAT}, CONCAVE TO THE NORTH, HAVING A RADIUS OF 335 FEET, A CENTRAL ANGLE OF 19 DEGREES 18 MINUTES 4/ SECONDS, AN®A CHORD OF 1 12.38 FEET BEARING NORTH d7 DEGREIM5 34 MINUTES 33 SECONDS EAST; (14} EAST ALONG SAID CENTERLINE OF CURVE, A DISTANCE OF 1 12.92 FEET; ~15~ SOUTI-i 0 DEGREES 1 1 MINUTES {~4 SECONDS EAST, A DISTANCE OF 70.83 FEET TO THE SOUTHWEST CORNER OF LOT 1 OF ROGUE'S MA.IOR SUB®IVISiON, DESCRIBED IN INSTRUMENT NUMBER 8932797, AS RECORDED IN THE RECORDS OF SAID COUNTY AND THE NORTHV~EST CORNER OF LAND DESCRIBED IN INSTRUMENT NUMBER 93:14 s4, AS RECORDED IN THE RECORDS OF SAID COUNTY,° (tb) SOUTH 2d DEGREES 45 MINUTES 04 SECON®S EAST ALONG THE BOUNDARY OF SAID LANDS A DISTANCE OF 64.96 FEET; (17~ NORTH 89 DEGREES 49 MINUTES 49 SECONDS EAST ALONG THE B®UN®ARY OF SAI® LAND, ~, DISTANCE OF 556.25 FEET; X18) NORTH 0 DEGREES 45 MINUTES 38 SECONDS EAST, A DISTANCE OF $0 FEET TO THE NORTH LINE OF THE SOUTH HALF OF SAI® SECTION 1$; (19) NORTH 89 DEGREES 49 MINUTES 49 SECONDS EAST ALONG SAID NORTI~i LINE, A DISTANCE OF 729.54 FEET TO THE WESTERLY RIGI~T OF WAY OF THE U.S. 31 BYPASS (ALSO KNOWN AS ST. JOSEPI-1 VALLEY PRRK1~{AY] , SAID POINT ALSO BEING SOUTH $9 DEGREES 49 MINUTES 49 SECONDS WEST, A DISTANCE OF 1549.41 FEET FROM THE NORTHEAST CORNER OF SAI® SOUTH HALF COURSES ALONG THE= BOUNDARY OF SAID EXCEPTION: (1 J SOUTH 89 DEGREES 40 MINUTES 29 SECONDS EAST, A DISTANCE OF 183.50 FEET, ~2) NORTH 00 DEGREES 27 MINUTES 35 SECONDS EAST A DISTANCE OF 214.50 FEET, (3} NORTH 89 DEGREES 40 MINUTES 29 SECONDS WEST, A ®ISTANCE OF 264.00 FEET TO A POINT ONE ROD EAST OF THE WEST LINE OF THE EAST HALF OF SAID FRACTIONAL SECTION 7, (4~ NORTH 00 DEGREES 27 MINUTES 35 SECONDS EAST PARALLEL WITH SAID WEST LINE, A DISTANCE OF 775.54 FEET; THENCE SOUTH 89 DEGREES 48 MINUTES 43 SECONDS EAST, A DISTANCE OF 3657.70 TO THE SAID WESTERLY LIMITED ACCESS RIGHT-OFtl WAl' LINE OF THE 5T. JOSEPH VALLEY PARKWAY; THENCE NORTH 17 DEGREES 36 MINUTES 26 SECON®S EAST ALONG SAID WESTERLY LIMITED ACCESS RIGHT-OF- WAY LINE, A DISTANCE OF 1996.7E FEET TO THE NORTH LINE OF THE= WEST HALF OF FRACTIONAL SECTION 8 AND THE MONUMENTED INDIANA STATE LINE; THENCE NORTH 89 DEGREES 31 MINUTES 15 SECONDS EAST ALONG SAID NORTH LINE, A DISTANCE OF 2300.11 FEET TO THE NORTH QUARTER CORNER OF SAID FRACTIONAL SECTION 8; THENCE NORTH 89 ®EGREES 29 MINUTES 13 SECONDS EAST ALONG THE NORTH LINE OF THE EAST HALF OE FRACTIONAL SECTION 8, A DISTANCE OF 120.33 FEET; THENCE SOUTH 00 DEGREES 1 d N~fNUTES 22 SECONDS EAST, A DISTANCE OF 21.63 FEET TO THE NORTH LINE ®F BORDERLINE SUBDIVISION MINOR PLAT AS RECORDED 6N PLAT BOOK 26, PAGE B IN THE OFFICE OF SAID RECORDER; THENCE THE NEXT THREE (3~ COURSE=S Af_ONG THE PLATTED RIGHT~OFtl WAY OF MAYFLOWER ROAD AS RECORDED WITHIN SAID BORDERLINE SUBDIVISION AND ARBOR POINTE, SECT€ON 6, AS RECORDED UNDER INSTRWENT NUMBER 9535.583 IN THE OFFICE OF SAI® RECORDER: (1 ~ SOUTH 76 DEGREES 31 MINUTES 10 SECONDS WEST, A DISTANCE OF 37.35 FEET TO THE POINT OF CURVATURE OF A TANGENT CURVE, CONCAVE TO THE SOUTHEAST, HAVING A RADIUS OF 1 14.00 FEET, A CENTRAL ANGLE OF 52 DEGREES O6 MINUTES 15 SECONDS, AND A CHORD OF 100.13 FEET BEARING SOUTH 25 ®EGREES 46 MINUTES 20 SECONDS WEST, (2) SOUTI~WESTERLY ALONG SAID RIGHT-OF-WAY CURVE, A DISTANCE OF 103.67 FEET, (3} SOUTH 00 DEGREES 1 b MINUTES 22 SECONDS EAST, PARALLEL WITH THE EAST LINE OF TF~E NORTHWEST QUARTER OF SAID FRACTIONAL SECTIOI`t 8, A DISTANCE OF 535.95 FEET TO THE SOUTH LINE OF SAID ARBOR POINTS, SECTION SEX; THENCE SOUTH 88 DEGREES 09 MINUTES 47 SECONDS WEST, A DISTANCE OF 20.01 FEET; THENCE SOUTH 00 DEGREES 16 MINUTES 22 SECONDS EAST PARALLEL WITH THE EAST LINE ®F THE NORTHWEST QUARTER OF SAID FRACTIONAL SECTION 8, A DISTANCE OF 980.41 FEET; THENCE NORTH 89 DEGREES 43 MINUTES 12 SECONDS EAST, A DISTANCE OF 20.00 FEET TO THE NORTHWEST CORNER OF LOT ®NE IN LICHTFNBARGER MINOR SUBDIVISI®N AS RECORDED UN®ER INSTRUMENT NUMBER 8731222 9N THE OFFICE OF SAID RECORDER; THENCE SOUGH 00 DEGREES 16 MINUTES 22 SECONDS EAST, A DISTANCE OF 158.97 FEET TO THE NORTH LINE OF CI~EROKEE GARDENS SUBDIVISION EkTENDED AND THE NORTH LINE OF WAGNER'S REPEAT EXTENDED AS RECORDED IN PLAT BOOK C, PAGE 2 AN® FLAT BOOK 2.4, PAGE W, SAID SOUTHWEST i /4; THENCE NORTH 89 DEGREES 39 MINUTES Ob SECON®S WEST, PARALLEL WITH THE SOUTH LINE OF SAID SOUTHWEST i /4 A DISTANCE OF 400.00 FEET; THENCE SOUTH 0D DEGREES 03 MINUTES 49 SECONDS WEST, PARALLEL WITH THE EAST LINE OF THE WEST 1I2 OF SAID SOUTHWEST i/~, A DISTANCE OF 2fl0.00 FEET TO THE 50UTH LINE OF SAID SOUTHWEST 1 /4; THENCE N®RTH 89 DEGREES 39 MINUTES 06 SECOND5 WEST, ALONG SAI® SOUTH LINE A DISTANCE OF 550 FEET, MORE OR LESS,TO THE WEST LINE OF KISKOWSKI 2~o MINOR SUBDIVISION, EXTEN®E®° THENCE DUE SOUTH , ALONG SAID WEST LINE TO A POINT ON THE NORTHERLY RIGHT-OF-WAY LINE OF THE NEW CLEVELAND ROAD, SAI® POINT BEING i 70.85 FEET SOUTH OF AND 346.64 I"EET EAST OF THE NORTHWEST CORNER OF SAID SECT#ON 20; THENCE SOUTHEASTERLY ALONG SAID NORTHERLY RIGHT- OF-WAY LINE OF THE NEW CLEVELAND ROAD TO THE POINT ®F INTERSECTION WITH THE EAST LINE OF THE WEST i /2 OF THE WEST i /2 Olw THE NORTHWEST i /4 OF SAID SECTION 20; THENCE DUE NORTH ALONG SAID EAST LINE TO THE INTERSECTION WITH THE SOUTH R[GHT-OF-WAY LINE. OF BRICK ROAD; THENCE DUE EAST ALONG SAID 50UTH RIGHT~OF-WAY LINE OF BRICK ROAD TO A POINT BEING DUE WEST AND 2010 FEET FROM THE EAST LINE OF THE NORTHWEST 1 /4 OF THE NORTHWEST i /4 OF SAID SECTION 2~7; TI~ENCE DUE SOUTH 220 FEET; THENCE DUE EAST 200.00 FEET TO THE EAST LINE OF THE NORTHWEST i /4 OF THE NORTHWEST i /4 OF 5AID SECTION 20; THENCE DUE NORTH A DISTANCE OF 220 FEET TO THE SOUTH RIGHT-OF-WAY LINE OF BRICK ROAD; THENCE EAST ALONG THE SOUTH RIGHT~OF- WAY LINE OF BRICK ROAD TO A POINT OF INTERSECTION WITH THE WEST RIGHTm OF-WAY LINE OF MAYFLOWER ROAD; THENCE DUE NORTH 20 FEET, MORE OR LESS, TO THE CENTERLINE OF BRICK ROAD; THENCE EAST 30 FEET, MORE OR LESS, ALONG SAID CENTERLINE OF BRICK ROAD TO A POINT OF INTERSECTION WITH THE CENTERLINE OF MAYFLOWER ROAD: THENCE EAST ALONG SAID CENTERLINE OF BRICK ROAD T®A POINT THAT I5 420 FEET WEST OF T°HE POINT OF INTERSECTION BETWEEN SAID CENTERLINE AND THE EAST LINE OF THE WEST HALF OF THE NORTHEAST QUARTER OF SI=CTION 2fl; THENCE SOUTH 750 FEET PARALLEL WITH THE WEST LINE OF THIS HIGH MEAfJOWS ESTATES SUBDIVISION; THENCE EAST 420 FEET TO THE 'NEST LINE OF SAID SUBDIVISION, SAI®1~dEST LINE BEING THE EAST LINE OF THE WEST HALT" OI= THE NORTHEAST QUARTER OF SECTION 2®; THENCE SOUTH ALONG TFIE WEST LINE OF SAID SUBDIVISION T~O THE S®UTHWEST CORNER OF LOT 35 OF THE HIGH P~,EADOWS ESTATES SUBDIVISION; THENCE EAST ALONG THE SOUTH LINE OF TIDE I~IG I-i MEA®OWS ESTATES SUBDIVISION AND THE HARTMAN i~ DEMAEGT SUBDIVISION TO THE SOUTHEAST CORNER OF LOT 8 OF THE HARTMAN ~ ®EMAEGT SUBDIVISION; TI-FENCE EAST ALONG THE SOUTH LINE OF THE: HARTMAN ~ DEMAEGT SUBDIVISION, EkTENDED EAST, TO A POINT THAT IS ~ 38.48 FEET WEST OF THE EAST LINE OF THE WEST HALF OF THE NORTHWEST QUARTER OF SECTION 2i ; THENCE NORTH 465 FEET, MORES OR LESS; THI=NCE EAST 138.48 FEES; THEhICE NORTH 530 FEET TO THE CENTERLINE OF BRICK ROAD; THENCE EAST 661 °02 FEET ALONG SAI®CENTERLINE; THENCE SOUTH 28~ FEET, MORE OR LESS; THENCE EAST THE NEST HALF dF THE EAST HALF OF THE SOtJTH1=~,ST Q~A~'ER FO TAE Sd~T~V~EST QUARTER OF SAID SECTi01~ 19, LESS THE SOUTH ~~ FEET THEREOF FOR RIGHT C?F SAY RUR~C~SES, SUBJECT TO FIGHTS-OF-VVAY, 1=ASEtV~ENTS, COVENAPJTS, AND RESTRICT40NS OF RI`CORD, S~L~,rT(3N NCB. 2~7~~~ WHEREAS, the St. Joseph County Area Flan Commission (the "flan Cazx~.mission"}, is the body charged with the duty of developing a general plan of development for the City of South bend, Indiana (the "City"}; and WHEREAS, the South k3end Redevelopment Commission (the "Camrnission"}, is the governing bndy of the South Bend Department of Redevelopment (the "Department"): and WHEREAS, on March S, 2Q10, the Commission approved and adopted its Resolution No. 2657 entitled "A RESGLUTIDN C)F TI-lE S®UTfI EMEND REDEVELOI'NIENT COIv11vIISSION AMENDII~'G TIDE DEVEL®P~IENT PLAN FQR TI-IE AIRPE3RT ECQNOIvIIC LEVEL®I'TVf_ENT AREA AND ADDINCr C?NE GR M®RE PARCELS TG THE LIST GE PARCELS TG 13E ACQUIRED AND RESTATING AND CONFIR?r~IING THE LEGAL DESCRIPTIGN p'QR TfIE AIRPQRT EC~N®1vlIC BEVEL®PI~ENT AREA" (the "Declaratory Resolution"); and WI-IEREAS, the Declaratory Resolution amends the acquisition list contained in the Airport Economic Development Area Development Plan (the "Plan") for the Airport Economic Development Area {tlae "Area"), identit~res parcels located within the Area as parcels necessary for the implementation of the Plan and adopts an amendment to the Plan (Exhibit A to Commission Resolution No. 2657) {the "Plan Amendment"); and WHEREAS, the Commission has submitted the Declaratory Resolution to the flan Commission3 far approval pursuant to the provisions of Indiana Code 36-7-14 (the "Act"); and WI-IEREfiS, pursuant to the provisions to the Act, the Plan Commission desires to issue its written order approving the Teclaratory Resolution and the Plan, as amended by the Declaratory Resolution; NG~J, THEREf'ORE EE IT I~ES(~LVED by the St. Joseph County Area Plan Commission, as follows: ~~ - ~~ a ~ . . ~ ~ 1 _..~_.._~~._._._~ ._ Vir i>ua B. Calvin~lJd.B, .~ (";l l~atl(~c~lla~i' February 9, 2010 South Bend Redevelopment Commission 227 W. Jefferson Blvd. South Bend, IN 46601 Dear Commissioners; Ivy Tech-South Bend requests the Redevelopment Commission to add the following properties to the acquisition list for possible acquisition and donation to Ivy'I'ech, similar to the £our properties in the same black added to the list last fall: ~ 1141116 E, Sample St, and 1 l5 Ohio. Currently 1Vlason's Heating, Air Conditioning & Appliances Inc., owned by Fidencio and Esperanza Bueno, 120 E, Sample St. and 117, i 19, 121, 123 Ohio. Currently Enyart Electric Motor Service Inc., awned by Patricia Enyart Trustee. 202 and 130 E, Sample St. and 125, 127, 129 ®hio, Currently Sipco Pools, owned by Leonard axad Karen Sears. As you may recall, these properties are included in Ivy 'Tech-South Bend's 25-year campus expansion plan. In the short to medium term, the region will use the properties as £otlows: ® Sipco fools property; Relocate School of Fine Arts and Design frnm main campus on )dean Johnson Boulevard, Previously, the college had hoped tea move the school to the Discount Rental building on East Sample, but the owners of that building have not determined if and when they will be willing to sell the building, Should the Discount Rental building Later become available, the enllege would still request the Redevelopment Commission to acquire it for the college's use, and would locate all or past of the School of Health Sciences there, Enyart property; Douse the painter, insulator, bricklayer, and the setter apprenticeship programs, These programs now are located in the block building west of ivy Tech on Sample Street (ITOSS) and in IT®SS. 220 ~):AN JOHN50N B©ULEVAftt7 50U'rf-1 BEN17, !N 46607-3475 574-289-7001 LXT, 5706 fAX 579-236-7181 LMA3L: VCALVItv~IVYTECH EI7il 1t~~' Tech is ~i3 accrcclitecl, eciitul erpp~rr[Efi3iiy, ,affirmative <ictiun ccnt~inunil)' colieoe, dour alslsroval of this reques€ cajs bells more community members gain She education and skills tlsey need tcs build better lives for themselves a~sd their faroilies9 and a more vibrant con3muni8y for all of us. Thank you for your c~snsideration. din rely, -~ ~ ~) Vir 'ni .Calvin C'c; Jeff Gibney c~ e ~ . -~ ~n~f~e~ __.. . ~._ ~a rn~oo ~~ y, ~~„ . r ~~ r ~- r ~-- _ ; a•- II N ..~ ~. __ ~` ~ .N ... _ ~ ~{ ~ ..._r-. C7 ---. i-'. ~-. r.. ~~M N vim.- ~- .- i ' ~ ~, ~! ~ W ~ ! ~ { .rI w -_..B~Q~S ~ _-LV J T O ® rem r I ~I ~ C7 ~ u7 O:.p p OI ~ r ~ r 3 - I f~ M~'~'>n-cCS'f~ ', ;~~ -~~ . ~ ~ ~ 3 f~ ~~ i ~i~pua~ Q ~ Y~ ~ Cfl U7 ; V ~ N I, ~'~ Q 6~ ' ~ ~ ~ i ~_tO.CO iO~ CO N f~ ~... 1 ` ~ 11 ... _ . 1 .. 1 .~ ~ - ~ 1 ~ ~ ~ ~ 1 E ~:'~ V u7 CP , f~ ~ v~ I ~ ~ I _ ~ L~ ~ ~i I i s _,: 9 1 E ~e~ ~~N t~'~ i~ ti _ ~.I~j 1~ uiUG I ~~ ~,i ~ I I e ~ ~ ~ i f I _cp I n i ~. ~ ~ u'7 ~ , tt) ~ lD u7 ~ Ida I ~ _ u7 { j 1 ~ ~ ~ . ~, ~ ` ~ _ F~_E~ ~ 1, ~-.. 3_- U j ~ ~ ~ Mm' ' ~ ~ ~p-~ ~ i i ' ~ v`v ~ v m . ~ "~ ~ ... _ ~ j ~ I II l i ~ ~ to l- ..._ .. - ~' ~ ~ N N'.N M M M P7 : CV CV I , ~ i ~ ; •- mo.. .,- ..._ _ ..L ._.. 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I LIVE AT 'i`HE II~G~SE t~ND Il~"CEND T® DEEP I'I' AS MY )<I®Em NQW TI-3EREFORE BE IT ~RD~.INED by the Common Council of the City of South Bend, Indiana as follows: SECTI®N I. ®rdinance No. 9495-04, is amended, which ordinance is commonly known as the Zoning Crdirtance of the City of South Bend, Indiana, be and the same hereby is amended in arder that the zoning classificatian of the following described real estate in the City of South Bend, 5t. Jaseph County, State of Indiana: A LGT GI2 PAItCL,E GF I,t~ND 45 f/~ FEET IN WIDT~I FR®1VI NGRTIII ~.ND SGIJ'I'I-I 'I'.~KEN ®~'~' ®F AN1`B F[t® 'I'FIE ENTIRE I.ENGTI~ ®F 'I'1~IE NOR'I`R SIDE ~~' L®T NIJ11'IRERED 'I`RIRTEEN (13~ IN 1~I1C)CI~ N[3IVIDFREI3 'I`>iIREE (3) ~.S SA®'V4rN ®1~ 'I`1iIE PI1r4'I' ~7F WI>i,1VIAR~ 5hggg7~'Ip.,'S((~~Ag')ppi7l~~I)YyyT'®gN~t'I`~ ~'~IE CI'pI-'s~'~GF S~]Gi3TRg 13ENDg REC®RCEItED ITS' T'IIE ~F'FICE ®F ~~YE RECl~~1fE8d ®b` i's~e ~®SEP~ 4..®IiNT S g ~NI~.A~N~ be ar~d the sazrAe is hereby established as S>~2 SINGLE FAMILY AND T~'® ~'.r~~'Illl,~' DIS']1'IBIC'I' SECTI®N II. This ordinance shall be in full force arzd effect frown and after its passage Isy the Corr~r~on Council, apprava] Isy the I~Iayar, aid legal pul~licatian. ,,, 1 ~ ; n, ivlemiser of the Carnmo CauncilP'I' I~ttest: City Clerk P~-ese~ted by e to the may®r of the City o~ ~o~ ~er~d, I~ci~ana on the y off' ~„~, 20E~4, at ®'cioc Approved and signed by ~xae on the .~. t st RE.~~1i`~G `~` i.~,,- L ~ I•~C'" ~ i'~~~,~~i3 ~~e55~~i City Cler& day cif .2004, at Mayor of the Ciiy of Sos~th ~3e~d, Indiana a' cloc~C JGl~~lf~~~ ~"~ ~~. }U1b m ~~m~ cp O ~ v C ~ rv a`O ~'av t~ ~~ o'~ c °' UKmr HX~ N n N N ~ ~ a z .u 3 3ph Parcels County I}aroe6s PA}~CE[.ID NAM1AE_i MAIt.IhkGiAT3~ ,4ILINGCI' 7° ~~48LtNG STA N[,41t_IN GZIP 018-3011-0388 JOERS RONALD A TRUSTEE OF THE RONALD A JOERS REVOCABLE TRUST 1919 Ridgewood Cr South Bend IN 46617 D18-3Di 1-0387 JOERS RONALD A TRUSTEE OF THE RONALD A JOERS REVOCABLE TRUST 1919 Ridgewood Cr South Bend 1N 46617 018-3047-1831 KELLY JOYCE A 607 W Wayne St South Bend IN 46601 pi8-3D47-7832 (iORBITZ ANN & EMORY 223 S Taylor St South Bend IN 46601 D18-3048-184107 5T PATRICK CHURCH DIOCESE OF FT WAYNE 309 S Taylor South Bend IN 46601 D18-3011-0375 RODRIGUEZ SALVADOR 225 S. Witliam South Bend IN 46601 018-3012-D407 CITY OF SOUTH BEND 227 W Jefferson Bivd ste 12D0 South Bend !N 46601 018-3412-D4D6 CITY OF SOUTH BEND 227 W Jefferson Blvd Ste 120D South Bend IN 4660 D18-3012-0408 CITY OF SOUTH BEND 227 W Jefferson Blvd Ste 12D0 South Bend 9N 4660 018-3012-0409 CITY OF SOUTH SEND 227 W Jefferson Blvd Ste 1200 South Bend IN 4660 018-3D12-0420D1 CITY OF SOUTH BEND 12D0 County City Bldg South Bend IN 46601 018-3D11-0378 WRCHOVIA BANK NA7-ZONAL ASSOCIATION 3476 5tateview 81vd Fort Mill 5C 29715 018-3011-0366 JOERS RONALD A TRUSTEE OF THE RONALD A JOERS REVOCABLE TRUST 1919 Rich Wood Circld South Bend IN 46617 D78-3011-D376 REO HOLDINGS 1 LLC 3530 Skyline View Dr Reno NV 89509 D18.3017-0367 BROOKS DELBERT C iD980 E Hwy 8 Culver IN 46511 018-3011-0368 JOEPS RONALD A TRUSTEE OF THE RONALD A JOERS REVOCABLE TRUST 1919 Rich Wood Cr South Bend IN 46617 01 B-3047-1825 HOLVOET CHRISTOPHER S 617 W Wayne 5oulh Bend IN 466Di 01 B-3047-1826 BINDER CLIFFORD JOSEPH 607 W Wayne St South Bend IN 46601 .. D18.3047-1827 BINDER CLIFFORD JOSEPH 607 W Wayne SY South Bend IN 46801 -- 018-3011-0962 DIBBLE JEAN A 22D S. Taylor St South Bentl fN 46601 D18.301 i-p373 AIDS MINISTRlES1AID5 ASSIST OF NORTH INDIANA INC Po Box 11582 South Bend iN 4fi634 D7B-3011-0377 ANDERSON FRANK 227 5. Williams 5t South Bend IN 46601 .~ 018.3017 -0365 ROY GEORGE & MARY 228 5 Taytor South Bend IN 46601 078-3047-1829 KELLY JOYCE A 6D7 W Wayne South Bend I N 466Di -~ 018-3D47-18D6 AAK PROPERTIES LLC 131 S Taytor St South Bend I N 46626 D18-3011-0364 WAT5ON DWUAN L & MARILYN WAT5ON P O BOX 11061 South Bend I N 46634 018-3011-0361 WESOLOWSKt DONALD ~ HOLMES WILLIS J"C WlROS NpT TIC 216 S Taylor 46628 D18-3047-18D7 AAK PROPERTIES LLC 131 S Taylor South Bend I N 46601 D18-31711-0382 WlFROS 212 WElliam St South Bend I N 46601 018-3071-0360 SANFORD JEFFREY L & HALPtN ANt1REA E 1203 E WAYNE ST South Bend ! N 46615 ~, D18-3011-0374 UNGER JOHN & MARION 221 William 5t South Bend I N 466Di .. 018-3D11-0384 AMERICA INC P O Box 11582 S outh Send I N 46634 w 018-3011-0363 HUGHES JAMES K & PENNY D 1 918 Southern View S outh Bend I N 46614 `~ 078-3047-7828 81NI3ER CLIFFORD JOSEPH 6 07 W Wayne S outh Bend I N 46601 d--- D18-3D4T-7830 KELLY JOYCE A 6 07 W Wayne St S outh Bend tN 46601 D18-3D11-0359 7OWNSEND MARGARET A 2 10 5 Taylor St S outh Bend IN 46601 D18-3011-0358 L IFE TREATM>=NT CENTS=RS INC 1 402 S Michigan St S outh Bend IN 4fi613 - ~~ 018-3011-0357 EISENHOUR RICHARq °/a ALAN EISENHOUR 14680 Lincoln Hwy Plymouth 1N 45563 018-3011-D368 AlgS MINISTRIES/AIgS ASSIST OF NORTH fNi7tANA 1NC 201 S William St South Bend kN 466D1 018-3011-0380 418 WEST JEFFERSON INC 418 W Jefferson South Bend fN 46601 018-3010-0329 gOWNEY MARY THERESA & PARCHER MICHAEL JOSEPH ~ 912 Marengo Lane Nashville TN 37204 D18-31310-032DD1 L3FE TREATMENT CENTERS INC 1402 S Michigan St South Bend iN 46513 D18-3010-D320 GUZOWSKI RICHARD A 511 W Jefferson South Bend 1N 46601 018-3011-0383 SMITH PATRICIA 1NCMAHON 2814 Miami St South Bend 1N 46614 018-3011-0381 418 WEST JEFFERSON tNC 418 W Jefferson South Bend 1N 4660t 018-3047-1801 AAK PROPERTfES LLC 131 5 Taylor Si South Bend iN 46628 ?F~ii-~~' ° El G ~~"i ~ °~i i'~S,ka, ~~E~nr5 J~_ ~ i i~ ~ , . In~~~' a l ;~~ Ft_O©i~F~b Ark Borrower: Jean A. I3ribble Fiie Ng.: 09-388 Property Acidress:_220 5. Taylor Street _ _ ____ _ Case No.: 9st F.S.l3,Rochester City: 5oufh Bend _ _ State: in ~4fi609 ZiR _ bender: First Federal~Sauin s i3ank-Niisttawaka ,, T - --- ._ ~.._._._~ ~ ..~. ~.._ 45.0 i i_pi; # 13 116.6' ~~ii$ au~divisian 1460° I f F~ e X6.4 ` ~.:..u.,._~..,_...~ ~._~.m.vmu ,,~, r~ r, --~ ~U 10 ~., ,. FE i F/ // in this Security Instrument, "RESPA" refers to all rec}uirements and restrictions that are irrrposed in regard / to a "federally related rraortgage loan" even if the Lcars does not qualify as a "federally related mortgage laan" under ILESPA. ~` (Pj °°Saccessar in inferes# o~ )<3ar~°awer°` means any party that has taken title to the T'roperty, whether or 'r•" not that party has assumed Borrower's obligations under the Note and/or this Security Instrurrtent. ~I . ~° ~f TRANSFBR OF FLIGHTS IN THE PIZOt'1/RTY This Security Instrument secures to Lender: (i) the repayment of the Loan, and ail renewals, extensions and rrrodifications of the Note; and (ii) the perfarenance of Borrower's covenants and agreements undex this Security Instrument and the Note. 1"or this purncse, Borrower does hereby mortgage, grant and convey to Lender and Lender's successors arrd assigns, the following described property located in the County [Type of Recording Jurisdiction] of 5T ~TOSEP3i [Name of Recording Jurisdiction] A LOfi OR PARCEL OF LAND 45 1/2 FEET IY1 672DTH FROM PTORTk% AND SOUTH TAtCEN OFF OF ANA FROM T'}iE ENTIRE LENGTH Ok` THE NORTH SIDE OF LOT NVMF3ERED THIRTEEN (13} IN BLOCK NUNH3ERED THREE {3} AS SHOWN ON THE PLAT OF WILLIAM! S. VAIL' S ADDITIOI~I TO THE C.~'w't!' OF SOC7TH BEND, REGORDETJ IN' THE OFFIGE OF I`HE RECORDER OF ST ~"OSEFIi f'_(aCTY~'TXr INDIAIQA. Fa fir'^£ .gi ~,~~:i'~' ~"r~..tl~~ ,. _v. .._-_~,~_L...~ ~~ :_ Mi- ~r, ..~, ~~.~ I'areel ID Nutnber: which currently has the address of 220 TAYLOR ST [Street] SOC3TH BEND [cit,•1, Indiana ~6G01 [zipCode] ("Property Address"}: TOGETF{ER WITH all the improvements riaw or hereafter erected on the property, and al] easements, appurtenances, artd fxtures now or hereafter a part of the property. A11 replacements and additions shall also be covered by this Security Instrutxaent, Al] of the foregoing is referred to in this Security tnsirument as the "Property." BORR©WER Cf3VENANTS that Borrower is Lawfully seised of the estate hereby conveyed and has the right to mortgage, grant and conrrey the Property and that tl~e Property is unencumbered, except for encurnbraJtees of retard. Borrower warrants and wi11 defend generally the title to the Property against ali clairras and demands, subject. to any encumbrances of record. THIS SECURITY' II~ISTRUIVIENT combines uniform covenants for national use and non-uniform covenants with limited variations by jurisdictioal to constitute a wiiforrxt security instrument covering real property. 200121418 ~nitia~s, -$(iN} (0605) Paga 3 0115 Form 309 5 1101 d ~~ t ~ t ~ ~ ~! ,~ ~ ~~ ~ ~ ~ ~~~ ~~ ~ ~.. \~ ~~ ~ ~~ ~~~/ ~~ ~ a I~65 CITY C3F SOUTH FEND STEI'HEivT ~. I,I7ECICE, 11/]AYQR EP "TA'T` ~' ))[IST~`I~ L~ II~~NCJE CpN~'RO~ ~ .RR April 5, 20 ] 0 Nlr•. Derek Dieter President, South Bend Coanlnon Coulacil 4°' Floor, County-City Building South Bend, 1N 46601 Re: Ordinance Establishing a New Fund 171~ithin tlae City -The Northeast Neighborhood Residential TIF Fund (# 436) Dear President I3ietel°: The Boater Bend Coaaamon Council approved on July 20, 2007 the Northeast Neighborhood Residential Tax Inc~'enaent Financing (TIf} District to, among other thiaags, provide debt service financing for the City of South Bend's obligations relating to Eddy Street Conamans. fI'031a inception to the present time the TIF Iistrict did not generate inerelnental tax revenue, therefore a separate fund was not established. ~itla the coanpietion of Eddy C'onaanans, the TIF Iistrict will generate tax revenues. Therefore, in order to segregate these specific T'1F funds within the City budget, it is necessary to establish a separate fund. This ordinance establishes a new fund #436 entitled The Northeast Neighborhood Residential TlF Fund. Flom this fiend and its TlF revenues, the City will pay the bond abligations due in February and August of 20] 1 and in subsequent years thereafter, with any excess funds to be used for purposes ]permitted by Indiana code. For tlae infal-Ination of the C`olnnaola Coulacil, I attach a Ieap showing tlae Northeast Neighborhood Develaptnent area and the specifically designated Residential T1F district. I will present this ordinance to the Coleman Council at its Canamittee Ixaeeting and at the public heaa-ing. CS ~ ~ ad ~':r ~ :h "~' Thank you for your cansideratian of this ardinanc " t.u: ~~.,,~,_,.....~. Sinc r I~~P (~ - 1 '141 ~,~ ~~;, ienta ~~..;>~.,~ ~~ , Yy. ~. Gregg .y~~ ~; ~. ~~ 15 ~4~ I N ...-- -`~, Cantl-nller ~mm"' COUNTY-CITY BUILDI?VG Z27 W. JFFi~ERSON BOL.ILEVARIa 50UT1', I~I ND, INDIANA 4G601- I H3O I'xoNS 5741235-9216 Fnx 5741235-9928 TDB 5741235-5SC7 ~~ ® DANCE Na AN [)I~I?IN.4NCE ®F 'I")ll~ C®1VI1Vi®N ~®~TNCII, ®k" TI~~ CITTY C'-~' S®C1T)II BEND, II~I~IAN~s ES'T~BI,ISI-IIN~ 1~ NE~V F~J1~I3 (~#43~),''I-Ill~ N®~LT`I-~EA~T I~EIG~IBQItI`I~~>~ It~SII~~NTIAI. TIF` FUND ~TAT~1N~ Ql~ I'U)ltl~®SE ANT? INT'II;NT 'T'his Council approved on .Iuly 20, 2007 the Northeast Neighborhood Residential Tax IncrenYent Financing (TIF) District to, among other things, provide debt service financing far the City of South Bend`s obligations relating to Eddy Street Commons. It is now necessary to establish a separate Fund within the City as the repository of this new residential TIF district revenue to pay the bond obligations due in February and August of 2011 and in subsequent years thereafter per the terms of the City's financing obligation, with any excess funds to be used for those purposes permitted by Ind. Code § 36-7-1~# et sea• N®W, THEREFORE, BE IT ®RDAINEI3 BY TIIE COIVIMON COUNCIL OE TIIE CITY OF SOIJT)rI BEND, INDIANA as follows: SECTION I. The l~d~r°~.l~e~st 1lTeighksnrlh®®eI Residential TIE Find (#436) is established within the City of South Bend to receive and disburse Tax Increment Finance (TIF} revenues fc~r debt service financing of South Bend's bond obligations relating to Eddy Street Conrrrions, with any excess funds to be used fQr appropriate expenditures permitted by Ind. Code § 36-7-I4 et seq. SECTION II. Any disbursements from this Fund (#436) ether than for debt service shall be subject to approval of this Council. SECTION III. This Fund shall be subject to any limitations and restrictions imposed by Ind. Code § 3ti-~-I4 and any and all other applicable laws. SECTION ICI, The monies deposited in this Fund shall remain in the Fund and shall not revert to the General Fund. SEt~TION ~. This f3rdinance shall be in full ford and effect. from and after its passage by CI1e Comrrn~n Cou~acil, and approval by the I~Iayor. Ivlember of the Carnznon Counil Attest: ~ t~~,,, ~Q.: ~.~>:~: ~ a' _ ,,~~. ~ ., r v .. . r r ~oc~i~~r~ ~s ~f Res~l+.~~i~t~ t~~. 23~Q, 07f17IQ7 -; _~. ~;~:: 1,.- I I e ,+ . i ! I ID~~ ICI ~ I i r ~ I I i t ~ °-- ---- -- _ .r ~, r: ~ ' .'....L. ~ ~1 ~ . _ I ._' ~' ~~ wI~ '- I ~ j `T~ h~ ~_ i i I I I~i [lE~k[~4C~ I III , ~ s, @ I } -~c~{ it ~ I I ` -'~ _ ' i ~ ,t [ I ~i 1 'a'tr1 I ~~~ ~ i_ _.T - el ~ -~-~ ~~ , 'tai III 1 ;~ ~ i I ~-.E i, v r ,_ r 1 1 ~. t_ -_._ r ~ } 4 l~'-1 U J 4i,~j,~ ill III ~1 ~."~ JI I f ~i'_~~~+~ry}' : 7 ~ J „_ ~~ N 7 ` I A -* ~ - \;4n ~ ~r ~ ~-~ y - ~ I 1 {{ I ~ e ~ 'U`7~ m R~'~.i _~ b~31 uOM I: :- -` ~ ~ J y I l~ Y '~ 9f'~ 5 { Pv.tPii;g~,~,;,1 ~ ~~l~ . tidvv#~c[ I..iI I~~ r [ r _'`' cg ~ ~'~. 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'i:.- s Ir South Bend Department of ~ - Community 8, Econan'tic Development ii r ~ :~ ~~ f~'_ ~ t ~,: ~•` ~,~ Vii,, tf3 ~~:~ ~`Badea_I'\~ T r ~- ~'~~I~~~~t Ir I -. r i I' _- - _ I ' _~~I I I iM4~I~~i31E~! ~ r I - ~t`_'.. ~ I - ~ ~~I J f i i f' ' I, .._ !~ }-t ~ 'Y I -~ ~~~~, 1 I I~I~L'LiLJ~'__~'1 ,I I: `iT~~~' ~~' ~ ~', i I~s ~ '; ~~ i [~ ~ ill T~T` ~ j ` ~~,i~ ~r~, ~ ~ ~~_~ 1: ?I,I T ~I~ „ ~ ~ . a ~ l?y~hing{bn it - ~ _ ; ~ i I ® `- NNC7A Boundary Res 2350 ~. esidential TIF district 1 i ~ ;~ `~, ~ outh Bend City Limits L ~~ t1t41`~l~l~!'~~ `~~ . ~ ~ \i \PEACF.// ~ ~ '~ r\~ i ~ ~ ,~, .a rte, m x Y865 CITY OF SOUI"H BEND STEPHEN ~. I,L7ECKE, IVIAYOR ~aREGG D. ZTENTRRA CDN'rROLLER April 5, 2010 Ntr. Derek Dieter President, South Bend Common Council 4`!' floor, County-City Building South Bend, 1N 4GG01 Re: Ordinance Appropriating ~7l ,000.00 fron3 College Football Hall of Fame Capital Fund (#677) far Capital Expenditures Dear President Dieter: ,~s you know, when tl~e South Bend Caamamon Council approved and adopted the 2010 budget for City operations; no funding was included for repairs, maintenance or capital replacement of City assets in the College Football Hall of Fame building. This was the result of a joint recommendation between the Cou~~cil and City due to tl~e fact that the National hootball Foundation had recently announced its termination of the agreement between South Bend and the Hall of fame ~~~ith an expiration date of December 3l, 2010. Recently, the City Enbineering Department has determined that repairs and expenditures of a capita] nature are necessary to aalaintain certaia~ I~~echanical components of the Hall of Fame facility in good working order. ~ detailed description of the recommended repairs and replacements in the College Football Hall of Fame building is attached to this letter far the C'auncil's info~-~mation. South Bend is responsible fo~• these costs per the definitions within the Second Inter-irt~ l~greement between the City of South Bend al~d the National Football foundation dated July 21, 2006. Both public Works I)irecto~- nary C.iilot and 1 will be available to p~•esent this ordinance to the Common Council at its Coanmittee a~~eeting and at the public bearing. Thank you for your consideration ofthis ordinance. Sincer may, Gregg i' ntar Controll r ~~:~r>~~ t'Gv~y~~~ CITY CLi=:~IC, $~, ~r~r7, Ifs, COU1~7'I'^CITY)3LJ31.DIN(U 2.27 W.~EFFERSON BO[1LEVARD SOtJTE-I BEND, INDCANA 4CGO1-1S3D ~ PHONE 5741235-926 F,4x 5741235-9928 TDD 5741235-5567 ®IDTNANCE N. l~N ®ItI~INANCE ®F' 'THE CIJIVION C®L)NCIL ~lE° 'THE CITI' ®E S®L7TH BENI3y >IN~IIAN~q AIPPR~EI~IAT~NG THE sul~ ®~ ~~~,®oa.oa F'l~~lVi ~®I,,E~E ~®®T»,~~~ HALE C-F Ft~I~E C~)€'1[`'~, 'FUND (#6'77) ~'®[t 'THE H.~I,L ~)N h`~Ii~IE >I3UI)~,IITN~'S REI~I~IRSp NIAIN"TEN~N~E, ~}It ~.A>I~IT1~I. I~EPLA~EI~1~I'I' S T ~~EdO'iJ.iN A ®L' E- EJ $\Y ®a98i !'~1~~ diF i E1~ d In 5epternber 2009, this Council approved and adopted the 201 ~ budget for City operations which did riot include funding for repairs, maintenance or capital replacement for the ;hall of Fame building owned by the City of South Bend. This was due to the fact that the National Football Foundation had recently annaunced its termination of the agreement between South Bend and the Hall of Fame expiring nn December 31, 2010. The City Engineering Department has recently determined that certain expenditures and repairs of a capital nature are necessary to maintain the facility's mechanical parts in good working order, which costs are the responsibility of South Bend as set forth in the Second Interim Agreement between the City of South Bezad and the National Faotball Foundation dated .luly 21, 20`6. NO~V, `fl-IEREFORE, BE I'f OIRI~AINED BY THE COMMON COUNCIL OF T`HE CI'p~' OF SOU'T'H BEND, INDIAIeIA as follows: SECTION To The sum of $71,000,00 is hereby appropriated from and set aside within College Football I-IaII of Fame Capital Fund (#677) far purposes of repairs and other expenditures of a capital nature necessary to maintain the Hall of Fame Building and its mechanical eaznponents in gaud working order. SECT1®N lI. Tliis Ordinance shall be in full force aril effect from and after its passage by the CC)rril]~on Council, and approval by the Mayor. PVlember of the Commozl Co~incil Attest: City Clerk 6 p ~ I s .. . - . ._ ~. 4~ ~~ ~re~ented by ale to the ayt~r of the City of South fiend, ~ndia~~a on the day of ____, 2 , at _ a'clack Approved acid signed by me a~~ the rt-~. ,,.yc, s ~~~~=;..~;~...u~ 5f City Cterk day of > 2 , at a'clack mayor, City of South fiend h~€'~~~ ~ I ~~i~ Cs~liege Fvotbalf Haif of Fat~ne Capital Frsr~d &~7 Request fvr Adsiitivnai Apprvpriatiorg « t2evise larch 2~, 2D1Q t~eSCrIG3#iOtl Air compressor Air handier coil Parts and labor for HVAC after inspection Replace mixing valve and thermostat an tempered water line Spare motor fn air handier t_ock core for north exterior door Crash doors and locks fvr two center exterior doors Alarm monitoring service contract HVAC service contract Fire suppression system service contract Fire alarm testing service eon#ract Annual hydorstatic tests of fire extinguishers Contingency (1 D%} Totat (requires additions! apprapriation ordinance} t~sP1'1~C! nt f7atiaat ate $4S,DOD.DO Major capital expenditure 9,ODO.DO Majar capital expenditure 3,000.00 Parts for building system 1,000.00 Parts for building system 2,500.00 farts for building system 50.00 Building structure improvement 500,00 Building structure improvement 318.00 Annual service contract ° preventative maint. 1,900.00 Annual servica contract -preventative maint. 225.00 Annual service contract - preventative maint. 675.00 Annual service contract -preventative maint, 100.00 Annual service contract -preventative maint. 6,732.00 Unforseen additional capital items $71,OU0~00 Filters far HVAC system Inspection of f-fVAC system Weather stripping for exterior doors Five exterior light fixtures Office suite door painting Bathroom and gift shap painting Total II of Fame agreed New hinges far front counter, roster data base and cabinets Repfacc; three outlets, one breaker, one switch Paint front counter Paint training center walls, pannels, and handrails ?aint 100 yard dash rails ;arpei cleaning JVindow cleaning f-oeat rand Total $4,DDO.DO Operarting supply 5DD D0 {?perarting service 500.00 Routine maintenance 1,50D.00 Rautine maintenance 30.00 Rautine maintenance 75.00 Routine maintenance $6,fi{f5.D0 $75.Di3 Routine maintenance 5D.0f3 Rautine maintenance 10D.D0 Rautine maintenance 150A0 Routine maintenance 75.D0 Routine maintenance 1,000.00 Routine maintenance 750.00 Routine maintenance $2,2QO.Ot3 $79,&fl5.00 endation :Submit an additional appropriation ordinance for $71,OOO.DO from Hall of Fame Capital improvement Fund 677. Sufficient cash is present in the fund to support this additiortal appropriation. ity Review Team; City Controller, Public Works Director, City iwngineer, PW Finance Director ~~ G . f f 4 ~~ ~ ~ `~~ /f ~ ~. ~~ t ~ „ ~ `~ ~PEAC~~j ~ ~ ~4 i~ ~^fS ~ k I865 CITY OF SQLI'H ~FND STEPHEI~~ J. 1_,t7ECKE, ~AYpR E~ TENS ~ h~€;~I~IS'~""~"I~N ~~AI~~E GREGG D. ZTENT'A[tA CONrROI.l.•ER Apnl 5, 2010 lutr. Derek Dieter President, South Bend Cominan tu'auncil 4`~' Floor, County-City Building South bend, IN 46601 Re: Ordinatace to Appropriate $353,437.00 from Parks Fund #201 1)ea~• President Dieter: ~. ,~ ,~~ _ ~~ Attached for filing with and appa-oval of tlae Common Cauncil is an ordinalace appropriating the suna of $353,437.00 frown Parks ~ Recreation fund #201. South Bend has been awarded a Community Service Block Grant from the American Recavery and Reinvestment Act of 2009. A copy of the grant application is enclosed for the benefit of Cauncil members. The application requested "funds to employ forty (44) seasonal laborers far the Parks and Recreation ®epartment and the Public Works Department of the City of South Bend." Tlae purpose of the grant funds was to help South Bend achieve its nan-pausing Devitalization goals including neighborhood clean-up, mowing vacant lots and yards of abandoned houses, hoarding up abandoned houses, removing graffiti frolaa public and private property, watering trees and lasadscaping areas, providing custodial services for public facilities, creating arts, crafts and cultural prag~•aanming throughout tlae South Bend Park system, and also providing mentaring, educatianal support and life skills in a safe environment for youth in distressed neighborhoods after school houa-s. This appropriation will help achieve those goals. l will present this o~•dinaaaee to the Conaman Cauncil at its apprapriate Committee meeting and at the public hearing. Thaaak you for your consideration. Sine 1 Greg , Z entara Contra ler ,,, i =..w..r ... ~....._ _ _. ~ f~,, ~: 1~Ji~ ~ ~a~~..._ _ . _. __....._,,..._.._r~ fa l'PYI ,_ ., _ .t ~si~. CouNxlY-CITY BUILDING ~~.]~. JFI-PERSOPv BOULEVARI] SOLTI3 Br.ND, INDIANA 4GGOI-1g3O PHONE 574/235-9216 FAX 5741235-9928 TDD 5741235-5567 ~G"~ ~~213TNAC N , E1N Qlftf3lN~iNG`l [)~''I' C®IVINI~3N C®UIVC'1L, ®~ 7' CI'1`~' ®F' S~L]'~'I-i~ I~~~ND, 11~37AN~, ~II~P®1~1s2~TNG ~353,4~7D00 ~R~ T PA1tI~S ANI~ RECR~.4IIf~N I~f1ND (#201) `"~ EPI,f)~' ~E~SE~~1AI. I,1~~®~ERS STATE N`1' ~~' FLJRII'®SE ~NI? I~1~'ENT The City of South Bend has been awarded a Community Service dock Grant from the American Recovery and Reinvestment Aet of 2009. [1se of this grant money to (1) address the needs of the neighborhood's physical environment and {2) provide vital programs to the cammunitv's children is in the best interest of South >aend. This appropriation of grant funds will employ approximately 40 seasonal laborers for the barks and pecreati.on Department and the Public Works Department of the City of South Bend. These laborers will perform jobs that will help achieve non-housing revitalization goals of South Bend's poorest neighborhoods, including neighborhood clean-up, mowing vacant lots and yards of abandoned houses, boarding up abandoned houses, removing graffiti from public and private property, watering trees and landscaping areas, providing custodial services for public facilities, creating arts, crafts, and cultural programming through tlae South fiend Park system, and providing rnentoring, educational support, and life skills in a safe environment for youth iYi distressed ieighborhoods after school hours. IVGW, THEREF®RE, BE lT GRI~AfNED ;[3~' THE C®NIIvIC)N C®I;JNCII, ®p' 'f'I-fE CfTY ®P S®fJTH BEND, II~IDIA~7A as follows: SEC'TI`~I~ i. The sum of $353,437.00 is hereby appropriated from and set. aside within Parks and Recreation fund (#20I) far the purpose of~ employing approximately 40 seasonal laborers for the Parks and Recreation Depaz~ment and for the Public Works Department of the City of Sot:th Bend. SEt~'Tf®~I II. This Ordinance shall be in full f®rce and effect. frarrl and after its passage by the Common Cauneil, and approval by the Mayor. Attest: City Clerk 'i eanber of the Common Council (Af~'}~(y, pc ~~~~ k1~J 4'~,E 4~i~ ~'1f5~ f4 ~e'k -S~' .. presented by me to the Mayor of the City of South Bend, Indiana on the day of _.__, Z , at o'clock rn. City Clerk Api~roved and signed by me on the day of , 2 , at o'clock m, Mayor, City of South Bend ~~~ ~'C'I~, U~~~l~ t ~ .._ ~. _ „~ ,~~,~:i~'~' ';iE[3, ,a5~.i SX ddd~ 1 ( ~ ~ L. ..~„_. . -. APi'LICATI®N R.EAI, SERVICES INC. Corrzznunity Service Black, Gxarat American Recavezy and Reinvestment Act of 2009 Funds Entity Name:, City of South Bend Departm exit: Iriter.D eparttnental Contact Person; Matthew Moyers Eznaii: znznoyers cr.sauthbendIN.gov Address: 321 E ~ralter Street Phone; 574-299-47b8 ext. 24$ DUNS Number: 07-432-7123 CCR Nunnber: GSJQH6 Title: Special Protects Caortiinator Fax: 574-299-4783 i'rojeetlf'rogratz~ Details l . Briefly describe Program/i'rojectlSei~~ices for the low-income population that wilt be supported with these funds. Tease see Attachment A for definition oflow-income,} The City of South Bend Dopes to use the finding to support two different types of services: 1) Addressing the needs of the neighborhoods' ph~rsical environment, and 2} Providing vital programs to the children of those cammunitles. I.ow-incarne households typically live 9n neighbarhoads that that have the highest fc~reolosure rate, the highest number of abandoned buildings, are most affected by blight and graffiti and that have limited access to afterschoo] support, arts and culhrr~ progrars and education or mentor suppaxt for their youth, This a lieation re oasts funds to ern la 40 seasonal laborers far the Parks and Recreation De artment aE1d the Public Works Department of the City of South Bend, The tasks assigned to these workers will help achieve the non-hausrng revr#a yzatron goals of South Bend's poorest nezg r or no s• ese io s are a or rn enszve err e departmen#s mentrane stern oannat meet the demand far service without these additional workers. Jobs will include neighborhood clean-ups, sna~~ing vacant lots and yards of abandoned houses, boarding up these houses, removing graffiti from public and private property, watering trees and landscaped areas, custodial service far public facilities, arts, crafts and cuiturc progr•atiing and support fot• aflerschool and high Schaal age programming. 2, bequest Typea .~ replace Lost Funding ^ brew Program/~ervioe ~ i3>apand 1Jxist]ng Funding ^ Othex 3. Complete the fallawisrg information to describe the positions your entity is requesting to find whir CSBGARRA funds. 1r~asitian Title Total Totai Salaries 1Perce€tt (%,) of Total CSBGm Attuu~rl anti Beaefts faa• position funded ARRA dollars Salary card time period using CSI3G- budgeted fnr~ dais Iieneft for III/10-9115120 ARIZA funds position asifion --- _ _ _ ___..__~.__~~_W_ Seasonal laborer NIA-lull- $106,200 based Parks and Recreation- Time on 28 weeks of 100°l0 $106,200 '~ J I ositions !Tern arc ecn lo_.~enf__ __ ~ __ Seasonal Laborer NIA-Frill- $184,682 based Public Works `R'ime on 28 weeks of 100°10 $ ]gq,682 15 ositions Te_m ar em 1o ment __ Seasotal Custodial NIA-Pull- $67,518 based on Labor Time 28 weeks of 100% $67,518 Parks acrd Recreation- Temporary employment 7 ositions _ Seasonal ComrnrEnity NIA-I`u]J- $28,93G based on Center £'rogramzaaer Time 28 weeks of !00% $26,936 Parks and Recreation- Temporary emp]nyment 3 osrtsons .P__. ...~._.~ .....__.__ Seasonal Playground NIA-Part- $6,201 based on ~ Program Staff Time 6 weeks of 100% $6,201 Parks acrd Recreation- Temporary etuployment, 30 4 ositions hours/weeit TOTALS 40 NIA S 353 547 1.00% $ 353 547 ~i. Provide a brief jolt description of each proposed ARRA position. 36 of the positions requested are classifted by the City of South 13ez~dgs Human Resources Dept as Full-Time Tempaxaxy Workers (chat is they work 4~ hours per week.) These positions are paid at $6.OOllzr and the etnployce receives Social Security and Medicare benefits. They will be ertxployed during the highest need far seasonal laborers front March to September. This constitutes a 28-week window of potential employment. The other 4 positions (with tlza Playground Program) are part-tithe seasonal positiors (which work less than ~0 hours pet' week). These are also paid at $E.001hr and the employee receives Social Secuxity grad medicare beneftts, but Twill only lae employed .fax the six weeks in the sutramer the Playground Program operates. ~ae°ks and l~.ccreatiarz -- Seasnt~al Laar° These eleven employees will replace the last Tabor force caused bar budget shortfalls grad nYandatory Reductions in Vkrork ponce for the 2D 10 budget year. Tl--ay will be assigned to srryall operational craws used to address neighborhood blight, park and property vandalism, and genera[ rriaintenance anal Code Enforcezrzent issues. Primary duties will include graffiti remove[, cleaning and cutting hank foliage on city lots, park property acid abandoned properties, mowing operations end the mai3ztenance of the public restroams tluoughout the park system. i?trblic Works - Seasor3r€1 Labor These fifteen employees wil] be an expansion of the current Public Works seasonal workforce, targeted to enforce Buitdir~g Coda Regulations such as moving lawns, alley clean-up, rexnaving illegal dttzriping sites, arzd cleaning and boarding-up abandoned properties, roost of which are found in the lowest irzcatne census tractso The increase in life number of abandoned structures in Sou#h Bend is due to foreclostu~a that in t~.trn has been directly related to the current recession and economic stress. 1?Trks and Racr'catian -Seasonal Custodial Laboz• Seven custodial positions would be used to provide basic janitorial functions forihe recreation centers that are open and provide free services across the City of South Bend. Three of these positions were teraxzinated this year because of budgetazy requirements; the other four would be used #o adequately serve theunder-maintained facilities and re#uz'n them to the 2007 standards, l~um Village Nature Center (1), Howard Park Senior Center (l), Charles Black, Sr, Conrzxzunity Center (1), Ma~•tin Luther l~ing,lr. Cozz~rnunity Center (2), and the O'l~rien 'Fitness and Recreation Center (2) would be the respective home sites far these ~varkers. 1'xrks szad Recreatiarz - Seasonal CoaamuztiEy Center Programmers Three positions are requested to providing pragraz'nming at the Charles Black, Sr, and Martin Luther King, Jr. Comrnuni#y Recreation Centers, Return of these positions will allow the two Catnrzzunity Confers to continue afterschaol and high.school age pxograznnvng for the cornrnunities they serve. These programs provide safe environments for youth. directl}~ after school hours, provide life skills and rnentoring opportunities and assist in educational preparedness far some of South Bend's most vulnerable neighborhoods, >i'ark~ and IZeereation - Seasonal playground Program Staff These four positions will be part of the Summea• Playground Program, run by the South Bend Park and lteereation l~epartmez~t. This prograrrz is free to all tlae public, but is specifically targeted to floe ARR.4law-income portiozz of our community because The program functions as a distribution unit far tho surnrzaer portion of the 5clzool l.,unch prograrra. Staf-.Fwill he involved in teaching alts, crafts, spoxts atzd in the distribution of the lunches. Although we ha~re been forced to reduce the lengths nftlre season far this programs, these are riot replacement pnsitians. Instead, this would allow the Parks and Recreation Department to rettn`n to the full range of seFVices in tlse more limited time window. 5. Submit a copy of your rrsost rece~at Audis Summary or h'inancial Review, if applicable, sliJli; ~~~~~>~ (~~TACH1VIEl®IT c} 6. Describe your entity's past experience, if any, working with READ Services, Inc. The City has provided funding for partnership initiatives with REAL Services in the past, and REAL Services is a partner in several aspects of the Howard Park Senior Center, including the Meals an VsTheels/Senior Picnic collabvratiozs. 7. Describe how CSBGdARRA funds will assist with retairaang or creating the positions described in questions #3 and #4, Mast ofthc positions described are saasanaI Iabnrers, and these crews have a very large impact on neighborhoods and the "common property" of the City of South $end 'These crews usually provide labor-intensive work an short-term but necessary projects. Providing clean, safe properties and neighbas~haads, remediating violations and hazardous conditions will have an i~irmediate positive effect on the neighborhoods, but will also provide positive benefits to the working individuals and their faspilies, Both the seasonal labores•s aszcl the programmer positions (at the community centers and at the Playground Program across the city at various park pmpertics) situply will not be available without the assistance of the CS~3G-ARR.4 funding. On Ma~`ch 19, 2008, Indiana Governor Mitch Daniels sig~ied House }3i1I i 001 that capped property tax assessment of private residences to 1% of assessed value, The projected revenue shortfall for the City of South Bend (an its full implementation in 2010) was $22 ~nillior3 to $2~1 million. l;rugal spending (ixi preparation for tlsls Bill} had begun in 2005, but even with fhe monies conserved in 2008, city officials were forced to make more than $3.1 million in additional perma~rent cuts in personnel and services to complete a 2009 budget. Despite modifications to a Local Op#ion Income tax and creation of a Public Safety tax tv #'usrd critical Police and b'ire personnel, an estimated $b million in last revenue was not replaced in the 2010 budget and had to be balanced by termination of personnel and services corrspared to the diminislred 2009 budget. This was compounded by the $2 million revenue decline to the city fro€n the global economic crisis. In comparison to 2008 levels, the City has cut more than 80 positions and the accompanying services provided by that staff as result of revenue declines< The Mayor, Division Heads and most directors have taken mandatary 5°/a salary cuts. Non- bargaining staff's pay fcsr the ezsti~•e city has been fxazen for the past two years. Seasonal positions were fhe most heavily af'f'ected, many being completely eliminated. The C;SBG -- ARRA grant will xestore a portion of those services to the sections of out• community that are most likely to have been most affectad< g, Describe anticipated C~oais and Specific Outcorrres. tl(3AI~; To lMPRO~~E TI-iE Pl-IYSIGAIa ENVIRU?v~`I~~ENT OF ~pUTH I3~N.D'S nrsTRrlssz,I~ ~I~I~oR~-bons, objectives; Employ 33 seasonal laborers a~tlrin two City departments Employ low-mod ineaxrre individuals who aze unemployed, f~utcomes: o Blight is reduced in the most vulnerable neighborhoods in the City o Arson is redtreed by the clean-up and maintenanca of abandoned homes a City properties, parks, alleys and neighborhoods are kepf in goad condition for both residents and visitors. {City Plan, CB 4, PF 1,1.1) o Code, Building and environmental ordinances are enforced in a timely, consistent manner (City Plan, Cl3 d,7} o Parks and public "nn post" facilities are maintained to standard, GOAIa: TO RI/DUCl; U1~'EMPl~OYrr~1;NT IN TI-IF CITY OF SOUTH BEND ~ i]j CCtl1'88: ® Employ 40 seasonal laborers within two City departmetrts and five different skill sets, ) mploy law-mod income individuals who are unemployed. Outcomes: o Seasonal workers are immediately eligible for full-time employment irr any C;ify departrizent who needs their skills and abilities as full-time employees either quit or retire o Re-establish a good work record o Leann new skills that could be applied to other jab opportunities Ci0A1,: PRQVInp; VITAL SR~IICES TO YOUTH Dlijectivcs ~ Re-establish 20081eveIs of ser~~ice with the Playground Program and at the two Community Centers' af#erschool and high school pragi•ams. Employ law-mod income individuals who arc unemployed. ®uteomes; o School lunch prograrrt in the surnmer months continues at distribution sites. o Arts, cralls and culture programs offered free-of.-charge thzough park system to youth. a .Educational support, iraentoring, life skills and a safe enviranrrtent after scltaol hours preserved for youth iti distressed neighborhoods. ~~. Complete the Risk Assessment Assurance Faun {Attachment B} SEIJ A'I'TA ~~1'~ ~fac;E~x~etzt ~ These jobs will not only errsplay law-income residents, blxt they will provide services to the law- and moderate-income neighborhoods of the City Af South Bend most irs need. The City will use the grant funds far employment and projects citywide but with a focus on public or abarsdos~ed private properties in distressed neighborhoods. Acnording to data from the 2400 Census, the latest comprehensive data available, the City had A median household income of $32,439 (compared to $40,420 for ~t.loseph Caunt}r as a whole) 53.0% of its population classified as law ox moderate income 16.7% of its population is below the poverty level A population that is 65.1 % White, 24.6% )3lacklAfrican American, and 805% Hispania Cne focus of the rzeighboxhood clean-up and maintenance activities will be the neighborhoods suc7~lrnding the Charles black Recreatiaas Center and the Maz•tin Luther King, Jr. Recreations Center, The grant will also provide support for programs of#~ered at these locations. Bo#h the Clsarlcs Black and the Martin Luther icing, Jr. Corrznnsnity Centers function as recreational, leisln•e and social anchors to their communities. The Charles Black Recreation Center falls in Census'fract 23. According to 20D0 Census figrsres, this census ts•act had A median household income of $20,2b2 71.1 % of its population classii"sed as low or moderate incozrze 31,7% of its population is below the poveaty level A population that is 79,1 % 131ack/A&ican American, 12.4°/o f-Tispanic, and 9,8% White The Martin Luther King, Jx. Recreation Center fag€s in Census Ts•act 2l. A.ccarding to 2040 Census fzgures, this census tract had A median household income Af $21,250 '70.0% of its population classif€ed as low ar moderate incAZne 34.4% of its population is below tha poverty level !~ population that is 75>0% ]3lack/Afxican Arstericazs, 17.'7% White, and 7.0% Hispanic Accnrding to HUD data, Census Tract 21 less one of the nation's highest levels of foreclosed asld vacant hpuses, Census Tract also suffers from same of the C:ity's highest eonocntratians of vacant lots, vacant buildings, and foreclosed properties. The grant will suppleznezst nt.her ef-fas~s to impa'pve the City's neighbarhnods, The Clsarles Black Recreation Center falls withixs tine City's first ~'~eed Bc geed area, a geography participating in the federal prograzzn to weed nut crime and seed in racial services and zaeighhorltood improvements. The Martin Luther King, Jr. Reas•eatian Canter is located tvithiza the City's second Weed,.&~eed°`"`' area. ,~~: ~ `~~ ~~~ ~~~_.~,.. ~ ~e pr1^'R 1 _ I l ; ;~ - ~ ~ ~~ E. ~ir~ .x - ~ ,~ /~ \` ,~~. ~~ ~~~- -~ , x x, ~~~~ ~~ ~~ ~'I'EPHEN , I.,UECKE, MAYOR ®FPICE O~ THE MAYOR April 6, 2010 Mr. Derek D. Dieter, President South Bend Common Cauncil 435 County-City Building South Bend, Indiana 46601 RE: AN ORDINANCE OF THE COMMON COUNCIL OF THE CITY OF SOUTH BEND TO TRANSFER ALONZO WATSON PARK FROM THE BOARD OF PARK COMMISSIONERS TO THE CNIL CITY OF SOUTH BEND Dear Council President Dieter: Attached for ding please fnd the above-referenced Ordinance to be considered by the Common Council for 15` Reading at its April 12, 2010 meeting. `T'his Ordinance transfers ownership of Alonzo 'Watson Park to the Civil City of South Bend in order to facilitate the completion of the Ray and Joan Kxoc Corps Community Center. It is anticipated that at its meeting of April 19, 2010, the South Bend Board of Park Commissioners will recommend that Alonzo Watson Park be transferred to the Civil City of South Bend. Final Cauncil action on this bill approving that measure could then take place at its regularly scheduled meeting on April 26, 2010. I will make the presentation of the Ordinance to the Cauncil. Your favorable consideration is requested. Please do nat hesitate to contact me if you have questions. Sincerely, Stephen J. Luecke Mayor, City of South n~ COUI~=Tx-CITY BUrLOINC + 227 W. ~EFFERSOIti BOULEVARD+ SQCJTFi BPI~'D, 1ND[ *T~ PxoN>; 5741235-9261 + FA7C 574/235-9892 + TDD 5741235-5567 Attest: City Clerk Presented by me to the Mayor of the City of South fiend, Indiana on the day of , 2 , at o'clock . m. City Clerk Approved artd signed by rye on the day of 2 , at o'ciock . m. Mayor, City of South Bend, Indiana ~t~~~ ~,- . `.'~ ,: fVVI ~.~'~h.~\r~~ ~r-,~s~r~ ~,~~r~ vr~ yr (Legal 1~escrlpt>c®n} >PA~CEL I: Lots Lettered A, B, C, D, E, I~ AND G as shown on the recorded Plat of Farrington's Subdivision ofL,ots 21 and 22 of Ruckman's Subdivision of Bank Out Lot 75 of the First Plat of Out Lots of the Town, now City of South Bend, platted by the State Bank of Indiana. PARCEI/ ~I: Lots Numbered One (1) through Eight (8) as shown on the recorded Plat of Buysse's Subdivision of I.ot Numbered `I~wenty (20} and The West Half of Lot Numbered Nineteen (l9) in Ruckman`s Subdivision of Bank Out Lot Numbered Seventy-five (75) of the First flat of Out Lots of the Town, now City of South Bend, platted by the State Bank of Indiana. PARCEL ~~~: Lots Numbered Ten (]0} through Thirteen (13}, Seventeen (l7} through Nineteen { 19); Twenty-two (22) through Twenty-four (24} and all that portion of Lots Numbered Twenty-hve {25) through Twenty-eight (2$) lying Northerly of the Penn Central Railroad all as shown on the recorded Plat of Erastus Perkins' 2n~ Subdivision of the middle part of Bank Out Lot Numbered Seventy-six (76) of the First flat of Out Lots of the Town now City of South Bend. platted by the State Bank of Indiana, together with that portion of the vacated Laurel Street lying West and adjacent of Lot Numbered Twenty-eight (2S). FAI2CFI, )I~': Lots Numbered One (I}through Nine (9} as shown on the recorded Plat ofPerkins Subdivision of Bank Out Lot Numbered Seventy six (76} of the First plat of Out Lots of the Town, now City of South Bond, platted by the State Bank of Indiana. PARCEL V: Lots Numbered Seventeen (1'7}, Eighteen (18}, the East I-Ialf of Lot Numbered Nineteen (19}, Twenty-three {23}and Twenty-four (24) as shown on the recorded Plat of Ruckman`s Subdivision of bank Out Lot Numbered Seventy-five {75) of the First Plat ofOut Lats of the Town, now City of South Bend as platted by the State Bank of Indiana. Together with the vacated streets and alleys bounded by Westen~ Avenue on the North, Chapin Street on the East, The New York Centro] Railroad Right-of--Way on the South and Laurel Street on the West. E?CCEPTIIo~C_f from the above parcels any portion thereof taken for the widening of Western Avenue and Chapin Street.