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HomeMy WebLinkAboutSM 05-03-6231 Mz 11 A. This Abser Also Staff I. SOUTH BEND REDEVELOPMENT COMMISSION Special Meeting Ly 1962 Redevelopment Commission Office M. 129 West Colfax Avenue meeting was called to order by Mr. James G. Louis, President. ssioners present and answering to roll call: .t: Mr. James G. Louis, President Mr. Clyde E. Williams, Vice President Mr. Frank G. Koczan Mr. Virgil A. Place Mr. Fred J. Helmen, Secretary present: Mr. Lewis Haber, Reporter, South Bend Tribune Mr. Robert Young, WNDU -TV Reporter Mrs. G. Curtis, Trustee, Chairman of Relocation Committee Mr. Sam Logan, Urban League - Hering House Mr. E. Seybold, Civic Planning Association Mr. Henry Sucher, Executive Director .. Mr. Howard Bellinger; Assistant Director Mr. Edward Bielicki, Relocation Supervisor Mr. Frederick K. Baer, LPA Attorney OF MINUTES On m tion made by Mr. Koczan, seconded by Mr. Place and unanimously carr'ed, the minutes of April 19, 1962 meeting were approved as read and he following business was discussed: II. OF OPTI The commission reviewed the Option Agreement signed by property owne s in the Sample Street Renewal Area - Project No. Indiana R -7. -1- .- : F - 11. APPROVA] - Continued Upon motion made by Mr. Place, seconded by Mr. Koczan and unani- mous y carried, the following options were approved: Parcels - 8 -32 , 12-17, 7-14. III. APPROVAL OF CLAIMS PROJECT EXPENDITURES ACCOUNT FUND: 2118 Real Estate Retainer - Parcels 13 -6, 13 -11 800.00 1410.05 Michael J. Barany Agency A4.00 1410.19 South Bend Window Cleaning -- Relocation Office 3.00 1440.01 Options- Parcel 8 -32, 12 -17, 7 -14 30.00 1440.02 0. J. Shoemaker, Inc. 10.00 1440.04 Abstract Company of St. Joseph County, Inc. 20.00: 1440.06 R. Park Wickizer - Appraisal - Condemnation 50.00 1501 Relocation Claims — Parcel 13 -11, Units 358, 359 and 360 144.00 Total 1,061.00 REDE LOPMENT REVOLVING FUND: Friden Calculating Machine Co., Inc. Maintenance Service 14.30 B.._ F.-Goodrich Store 17.38 I.B.M. - Maintenance Service 20.73 Miscellaneous Expense -- Main Office: Electric, telephone, office supplies, other supplies, window cleaning 214.67 Seat Cover Charlie Co. 8.50 Susan Presits - Janitorial Service - June 80.00 Payroll -- June 1 to June 15, 1962 2,571.65 Total 2,927.23 GRAND TOTAL 3,988.23 Reimb rsement to Redevelopment Revolving Fund for expen itures - Month of May 1962 From Project Expenditures Account Fund 3,861.98 From Urban Redevelopment Fund 1,960.27 5,822.25 -2- III. APPROVAL OF CLAIMS — Continued On motion made by Mr. Place, seconded by Mr. Williams and unani- mously carried, claims for payment totaling $3,988.23 and transfer of funds amounting to $5,822.25 were endorsed by the Commission. IV. GRANT PROGRESS PAYMENT The Commission, upon motion made by Mr. Williams, seconded by Mr. Ilace and unanimously carried, approved HHFA Form H -692 Requisition No. 4 for Project Capital Grant Progress-Payment and EHFA Form H -692 Justification of Requisition for Project Capi al.Grant Progress Payment, in the amount of $192,894, for ,submission to the Urban Renewal Administration. V. RELOCATION GRANT PAYMENT Upon motion made by Mr.-Place, seconded by Mr. Williams and unani- mously carried, the Commission approved HHFA Form H -692 Requisition No. 5 for Relocation Grant Payment, in the amount of $9,096 for submission to the Urban Renewal Administration. VI. PROJECT TEMPORARY LOAN NOTE #p2 The Commission, upon motion made by Mr. Williams, seconded by Mr. Place and unanimously carried, approved HHFA Forms H -656 Requisition for Project Temporary Loan Payment and Form H -6208 Certification of Cash -Needs supporting Requisition for Private Fina cing (With Federally Secured Funds), in the amount of $1,500,000, for submission to the Urban Renewal Administration. VII. IPROGRESS REPORT Upon discussion, the offer to sell by The,Lincoln National Life Insurance Company of Fort Wayne, Indiana, in a letter dated May 29, 1962, was accepted by the Commission. Mr. B'elicki made._.a report to the.Commission.on back rentals owed on property..in the Sample-Street-Project Area, Indiana R -7. It was decided that they be subject to one more contact and a full report be given to the Commi sion at the next meeting. PARCEL 14 -1 DELINQUENT RENT VII. Mr. S engin tenta this tion. sugge of SC stree get t plans fall, PROGRESS REPORT - Continued icher reported that on his trip to Chicago, with IND. R--7 :ers from Chas. Cole and Sons, to the HHFA Office, CHANGE IN :ive site improvement plans have been changed and SITE vould require amendatory loan and grant applica- IMPROVEMENT - Since this would delay construction it was PLANS sted instead to submit final plans for construction 3tt Street and Chapin Street and removal of existing :s and trees in the northeast part of the area and zat approved, and prepare land ready for sale. Final will be submitted on the rest of the area in the and construction could take place next season. Mr. Sucher further reported that the legal ad is prepared LEGAL AD adve tising sale of the Sample Street Project Area. The ADV.. SALE ad will be submitted to Urban Renewal Administration for IND. R -7 abbr vat. Mr. Sucher reported that Recertification for Workable WORKABLE Prog am for Community Improvement has been received by PROGRAM the City of South Bend. This means that South Bend will be eligible for federal aid for another year. Upon motion made by Mr. Williams, seconded by Mr. Place HHFA and unanimously carried, the Commission approved that a CONCURREN- revi ed request for concurrence be made to Chicago on, CE PARCELS Parcels 13--13 and 12• -63. 1313 & 12-63 The proposed 1963 City Budget was presented to the Com- 1963 CITY mission. It was decided that it be reviewed by the BUDGET Finance Committee and that a report be made at the next meeting as to their findings. The ommission approved attendance by Mrs. G. Ivory and URA Mr. . Bielicki at a conference on Relocation in Chicago CONFERENCE Regi nal Office of URA June 6th through 8th. On July 15 and 16, Indiana Urban Renewal Association IURA is having its annual meeting at Turkey Run State Park CONFERENCE and the Commission approved attendance by Mr. Sucher, Mr. Baer and Mr. Place. Meeting adjourned 12:30 noon. f J e;E G. President