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HomeMy WebLinkAboutRM 07-05-625 July 19162 11 :00 A. The meeti�n President. SOUTH BEND REDEVELOPMENT COMMISSION REGULAR MEETING Redevelopment Commission Office 129 West Colfax Avenue was called to order by Mr. Clyde E. Williams, Vice- Commissioners present and answering to roll call: On motion made by Mr. Helmen, seconded by Mr. Koczan and unanimously carried, he minutes of June 14, 1962 meeting were approved as read and the follo ing business was discussed: -1- Mr. Clyde E. Williams, Vice President Mr. Fred J. Helmen, Secretary Mr. Frank G. Koczan Mr. Virgil A. Place Absent: Mr. James G. Louis, President Also present: Mr. Lewis Haber, Reporter, South Bend Tribune Mr. Robert Young, W.N.D.U. Mr. Raymond S. Andrysiak, City Engineer Mr. Robert Noble (Chas. W. Cole & Son representative) Mr. Sam Logan, Urban League Mr. Edgar Seybold, Civic Planning Association Mr. Ray Breden, Jr., W.N.D.U. Mr. Mike Lynch - Interstate Demolition Corp. Mr. U. S. Terhune, Rieth Riley Mr. Frank Miller - Reed Construction Mr. Lee Bybee - Reed Construction Staff: Mr. Henry Sucher, Executive Director Mr. Howard Bellinger, Assistant .Dire.ctor -. , Mr. Edward Bielicki, Relocation Supervisor Mr. Frederick K. Baer, LPA Attorney I. APPRO M OF MINUTES On motion made by Mr. Helmen, seconded by Mr. Koczan and unanimously carried, he minutes of June 14, 1962 meeting were approved as read and the follo ing business was discussed: -1- II. APPROVAL OF OPTIONS The Commission reviewed the Option Agreements signed by property owners in the Sample Street Redevelopment Area - Project No. Indian R -7. Upon motion made by Mr. Place, seconded by Mr. Helmen _ and unanimously carried the following options were approved: Parcels 10 -14 and 13 -13. III. APPROVAL OF CLAIMS PROJECT EXPENDITURES ACCOUNT FIND: 2118 Real Estate Retainer - Parcel 2 -18, 2 -6 750.00 1410.05 Michael J. Barany Agency - Travel Insurance X2.00 Freeman - Spicer Leasing & Insurance Corp. 68.08 Mrs. G. L. Ivory, Travel Expense for June 19.40 Henry Sucher, Travel Expense 11.36 1410.19 Misc. Expense - Relocation Office Rent, Gas 61.66 1440.01 Options - Parcels 10 -14, 13 -13 20.00 Acquisitions - Parcels 13 -13, 11 -5 21,822.52 1440.06 Appraisals - Condemnation: (Edward A. Everett 100.00 (Josephine M. Lahey 100.00 St. Joseph County, Clerk 22.65 14,55.03 Record 17.78 South Bend Tribune 16.42 1455.01 Chas. W. Cole & Son 947.26 1501 Relocation - Parcels: 2 -18, Unit 355 & 356 7 -7, 5 -3 779.96 Total $24,739.09 VING FUND: Payroll - July 1 to July 15, 1962 1410.05 Michael J. Barany Agency - Travel Insurance & Virgil A. Place - Travel Expense 213 Henry Sucher - Travel Expense 1410.19 & 262 Susan Presits - Janitorial Service for July 1410.19 & 52, 2 4) 221, 25 2) Misc. Expense - Main Office, Rent Telephone Electric, Repair Total -2- 2,571.64 8.00 48.75 51.25 359.20 $3,118.84 Grand Total $27,857.93 !' III. - Continued Reimbursement to Redevelopment Revolving Fund for expenditures for month of June, 1962 From Project Expenditures Account Fund _3,894_.73 From Urban Redevelopment Fund 2,303.81 $6,198.54 On moti n made by Mr. Helmen, seconded by Mr. Place and unanimously,, carried, claims for payment totaling $27,857.93 were endorsed by the Commiss'on. IV. B0 OPENING ON CONTRACT FOR IMPROVEMENTS, INDIANA R -7 Bids on a Contract for Site Improvements in the Sample Street Project Area, Indiana R- 7'being duly advertised were opened at 11:00 A.M. at the Commission offices. Two bids were received on the Contract, they were as follows: Rieth -Rley Construction Company, Inc., 1145 Prairie Avenue, South Bend, I ' diana submitted a bid as follows: Contract A - $83,017.00 Contract B - No Bid Submitted Contract C - $3,536.00 Total $86,553.00 Securit in the amount of 5/ of the total bid price in the form of a bid bond with the Standard Accident Insurance Company was attached. Reed Construction Company, 2021-2 N. Main Street, South Bend, Indiana submitt d a bid as follows: Contract A - $96,034.10 Contract B - No Bid Submitted Contract C - $ 6,520.00 Total $102,554.10 Reed Construction Company also offered a $2,580.00 reduction in the total bid price if the entire contract was awarded to them. Security in the form of abond with the Federal Guarantee Company of New York was attached. The Contract for Site Improvements will be awarded in'the near future. Contract B was not bid on. It was decided that Contract B''of the Site Improvements Contract be re- advertised, if necessary. -3- i-------- --- - - - - -- -- --- - - - - -- - - - -- V. A supplemental submission to Chicago on the sale of Sample ADVERTIS Street land has been made and we-hope to receive approval ING OF in time for the legal advertising- .- date.of.July 13..x, The INDUSTRIAL- Urban Renewal Administration has requested at least 60 LAND IN THE days between the advertising and the bid opening date which SAMPLE ST. has tentatively been set for September 20. It was suggested PROJECT that the land also be advertised for sale in the National Real Estate Investor. We have received a letter from the regional office of the Urban Renewal Administration authorizing us the amount of $48,180 for the Central Area Feasibility Study. Philip Hammer Co. Associates and Blair & Stein Associates have already done some of the preliminary work on this study. However, there has been no commitment made to these firms regarding the awarding of the contract. The Commission requested that revised proposals be obtained from th two above firms in view of the budget changes made by the Urban Renewal Administration. A motion was made by Mr. Koczan, seconded by Mr. Place to send a Request for Concurrence in Acquisition Prices, form H-15144 to Chicago. The requested prices equal the appraisals made at the direction of the court. The commission unanimously agreed. The following parcels were su mitted: 10 -7, 9 -26, 12 -54, 9 -22, 15 -8, 8 -19, 12 -18, 2 -9. Meeting adjourned 12:30 p.m. Cly e E Williams, Vi a ce President F ed J. e en, Secretary CENTRAL AREA FEASIBILITY STUDY REQUEST FOR CONCURRENCE IN ACQUI- SITION PRICES