HomeMy WebLinkAboutRM 06-02-602 June 1960
11:00 .M.
REDEVELOPMENT COMMISSION
Regular Meeting-
Redevelopment Department Office
129 West Colfax Avenue
Themeeting was called to order by Mr. Fred J. Helmen, President.
Commissioners present and answering to roll call:
Mr. Fred J. Helmen, President
Mr. Clyde E. William*, Sr., Vice President
Mr„ James G. Louis, Secretary
Mr. Frank G. Koczan
Mr. Virgil A. Place
Absent
None
The President declared a quorum present.
Also p esent:
Mr. Henry Sucher, Executive Director
Mr. James H. Neidigh, Assistant Director
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On motion duly made, seconded, and unanimously carried, the minutes
Of the meeting of May 19. 1960 were approved as read, and the following
business was discussed:
II. Alp
144 .01
144 .02
141 .19
OTAIL, GIF BRILLS
Street Project Fund:
Motel Feasibility Study - Sample Street
Appraisal Fees (10016 balance due)
Sundry - Services, Supplies, Utilities
$500.00
350.00
481.74 $1331.74
III.
IV.
an Redevelopment Fund:
363 Supplies: Drafting, Mimeo, Cleaning
334 Other Garage & Motor Supplies
221 Electric Current
216 Travel -Trip Expense (balance due on
ASPO Conference, Henry Sucher)
21 Telephone Service - CE 2 -5807
$1Z3.11
32.57
10.36
26.29
11.55 $203.88
Up n motion made, seconded and unanimously approved, the claims for
payment totaling $1,535.62 were endorsed by a majority of the Commission
members.
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Mr. Sucher introduced Mr. Edward J. Bielicki to the Commissioners as
an applicant for the position of Relocation Supervisor. After Mr. Sucher
read the brief resume submitted by Mr. Bielicki, the Commissioners
received satisfactory answers to their inquiries made to the applicant.
Following the interview, the applicant was excused from the meeting and
the Commissioners held a discussion concerning the qualifications, back-
ground, and experience of the applicant. The Commissioners agreed that
the educational background and the experience with his present employer,
the Chicago Land Clearance Commission, met all the desired qualifica -
tio s for the position.
Upon motion made by Mr. Williams, seconded by Mr. Koczan, and unani-
mously carried, the Commission approved hiring Mr. Bielicki on a pro-
bationary basis at the maximum annual and budgeted salary of $8000. Upon
the formal acceptance of the applicant as a new addition to the staff of the
;C mission, July 12 was the date found to be mutually agreeable for
Z Bielicki to commence employment.
G( IRIESiSi XZPOIRT
Mr Sucher reported that no completely satisfactory quarters Relocation
in tie Sample Street area for the Relocation Field Office had Field Office
been found. Mr. Sucher will continue to search for more
satisfactory quarters.
Mr
Mr.
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Helmen suggested that Mr. Sucher prepare a recapitula- Acquisition
of the recommended acquisition prices in the Sample
et project area for submission at the next regular meeting.
Sucher agreed to make the preparation, based on the aver -
of the three appraisals.
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Upon
carri
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Lotion made by Mr. Louis, seconded by Mr. Helmen, and unanimously
1, the meeting adjourned at 12:00 p.m.
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