HomeMy WebLinkAboutNo. 0035 in order to expedite land acquisition and project execution, tenants who have failed to pay rent may be evictedIV. 130LU1J1I ®N NO,. 35 atVotZ,4e, 70 /
Upon m tion made by Mr. Place, seconded by Mr. Williams, and unani-
mously carried, the Commission passed the following resolution:
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order to expedite land acquisition and project execution,
ants who have failed to pay their rental may be evicted.
h eviction shall not be earlier than 30 days after the
t due date. Evictions shall be preceded by the sending
such notices as are r ^quired by the laws of the State of
iana. Counsel for the Commission is hereby authorized to
e necessary steps to evict tenants failing to pay rent,
if necessary, to institute suit for the possession of
premises and the collection of baek rental, all subject
the provisions of this resolution. Action on hardship
es is to bo commenced only with the specific approval
the Commission.
IDTL17Z ST JD' SOUTH BEND CENTRAL AREA
s H�- -bcx reported that upon consulting with Mr. Herod, Director
go Urban Renewal Administration, he was informed by Mr. Herod
urban renewal feasibilit-v study for the city's central area
r. i
ave ?months when the time comes to v.ork out a comprehensive
program for the district.
her stated that to date he has received no estimates from
ee fi -r-rs who were contacted to submit bids for this program:
Fle issig & Associates, 15?ewaek, W. J.; Victor Gruen Associates,
Hills, Calif.; and Blair Associates, providence, R. I.
as an an :7iwer is received from the three firms, the Commission
ke ac —ticn .
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sephine Curtis, Men3ber of Relocation Committee,
y proble:ay.s Committee and Urban Redevelopment
submi ttr:d a report on families left for re-
n. Of thirty-five families, eight families
nted problems. They consist of either minority
large families, or families with poor house-
standards. Members of the Relocation Committee
ken it upon themselves to donate paint, rollers,
plies needed to teach and acquaint these families
od housek- eeping methods. Mrs. Curtis requested
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Relocation
& Minority
Housing
VI.
- Continued
the C mmission if it were possible to use rent proceeds
from the Sample Street Project Area to pay for additional
necessary supplies, in order for the Relocation Committee
to continue with its work.
Mr. Baer,
LPA Counsel, stated that opinion from HHFA will
be obtained
to determine if rental income can be used to
improve
standards of people in the relocation area.
Mr. James
G. Louis promised Mrs. Curtis he would give her
whatever
assistance he possibly can to further the Committee
with its
work.
Mr. Sucher
advised the Commission that he has received
Interview
appro
imately four or five applications for the job of
of Appli-
Assis
ant Executive Director, and that one of the
cant Asst.
applicants,
Mr. Charles Thomas Munson, of Milwaukee,
Exec. Dir.
Wisconsin,
will be available for an interview by the
Personnel
Committee at 2 :00 p.m. today. Mr. Williams
and Mr.
Place stated they would be able to be on hand
for the
interview.
Mr. Sucher
report_-ed that some property owners who are
Relocation
dissatisfied
with the prices offered by the Urban
of Proiect
Redevelopment
Department would consider moving their
Homes
houses
at no cost to them. The Commission granted
authorization
to Mr. Sucher to contact HHFA, Chicago,
regarding
the moving of such homes from their present
sites,
provided they are not substandard.
The Commission
executed the Re -Use Appraisal Contracts
Re -Use
for the
Sammple Street Project Area, Indiana R -7, with
Appraisal
Mid-America
Appraisal Corp. and Roy Wenzlick and Co.
Contracts
for thp
amount of ;1600.
Mr. Be
the co
Chas.
commis
sugaes
)r, LPA Counsel, reported that he had forwarded Engineering
itract for engineering services submitted by Services
?. Cole & Son, Engineers and Architects, to the
3ior_ to HHFA, Chicago, and they in turn made
:ions which have been passed on to Mr. Cole.