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HomeMy WebLinkAboutRM 04-04-634 Ap it 1963 10x3 A. M. SOUTH BEND REDEVELOPMENT COMMISSION REGULAR MEETING Redevelopment Commission 129 West Colfax Avenue This meeting was called to order.by Mr. James G. Louis, President. Commissioners present and answering to roll call: On m tion made by Mr. Helmen, seconded by Mr. Koczan and unani- mous y carried, the minutes of March 7, 1963 meeting were approved and he following business was discussed: -1- Mr. James G. Louis, President Mr. Clyde E. Williams, Vice President Mr. Fred J. Helmen, Secretary Mr. Frank G. Koczan Abse t: Mr. Virgil A. Place Also present: Mr. Edgar Seybold, Civic Planning Association Mr. Michael B. Lynch, Field Manager Interstate Demolition Corporation Mr. Edward Malo, Planning Committee Mr. Joseph S. Fragomeni, Chas. W. Cole & Son Mr. A. J. Kromkowski, Redevelopment Trustee Mr. William J. Brown, Executive Director South Bend Urban League & Hering House Mr. Kenneth Augustine, Urban League Staff.- Mr. Henry Sucher, Executive Director.'.._.:­, Mr. Frederick K. Baer, LPA Counsel Mr. Howard Bellinger, Assistant Director Mr. Gordon Harrell, On -Site Inspector I. JPPROVAL OF MINUTES On m tion made by Mr. Helmen, seconded by Mr. Koczan and unani- mous y carried, the minutes of March 7, 1963 meeting were approved and he following business was discussed: -1- II. APPROVAL PROD CT EXPEN FUND R -7 Real Estate Purchase St. Joseph County Clerk Bilinski et al - Parcel 11 -10 Court Cost - Cause B --5656 Real Estate Retainer Valentine Kaniewski -- Parcel 12 -18 Relocation Claims Valentine Kaniewski - Parcel 12 -18 C simer Orstynowicz - Parcel 11 -9 William Bladecki - Parcel 11 -9 Abstract Company of St. Joseph County, Inc. Frederick K. Baer Frederick K. Baer Indiana Bell Telephone Co., Inc. Project Expenditures Account Fund R -39 Howard W. Fleming - Appraiser - Cause B -6160 Richard M. Hodson Appraiser - Cause B -6160 John G. Pence - Appraiser - Cause B -6160 Abstract Co. of St. Joseph County, Inc. Abstract & Title Corporation Dispatch Publishing Co., Inc. Interstate Demolition Corporation Gisella M. Nagy - Petty Cash Fund News Palladium Publishing Co. South Bend Tribune PROJECT EXPENDITURES ,ACCOUNT -FUNI Blair and Stein Associates, Inc. REDEVELOPMENT REVOLVING FUND Joe K csis Electric Co. Newman & Altman, Inc. Office Engineers, Inc. Pence Dickens Co. -2- - R -39 $18,500,00 16.00 18,516.00 500.00` Total 125.00 271.00 4.00 60.00 775.00 3.00 3.11 4,000.00 50.00 50.00 50.00 101.50 180.00 7.64 1,944.48 22.28 12.80 12.16 $26,687.97 2,000.00 7.00 4.00 12.40 41.70 II. Fred Jame Susa Mich Indi Indi APPROVAL OF CLAIMS - Continued rick K. Baer 200.00 R. Meehan & Associates 17.75 Presits 54.00 11 March 16 to March 31, 1963 1,.$91,25 11 - April 1 to April 15, 1963 _ 11905.15 el J. Barany Agency, , : _ : . 91 na Bell Telephone Co., Inc., 56,28 na & Michigan Electric Co.' 14,,06 Total $4,204.50 URBAi REDEVELOPMENT FUND Blair and Stein Associates, Inc, -_ 800.00 National Associates of Housing -& Rgdeve,l.opmeAt Officials 4.00 A Total $804.00 .,GRAND TOTAL $33,696.47 Reim ursement to Redevelopment Revolving Fund.:. F om Project Expenditures Account Fund R -7 3,767.84 F om Project Expenditures Account Fund R -39 158.12 F om Project Expenditures Account Fund R 7-4:1 11.06 F om Urban Redevelopment Fund 677.56 On m tion made by Mr. Williams, seconded by_Mr. Helmen and.unani- mous y carried; claims-.for•- payment totaling $33:,696.47 were.endorsed by the Commission. _. III. REQUISITION FOR ADVANCE FUNDS FOR R -39 On m Lion- made by ;-Mr.- Williams,.seconded by Mr. ;Koczan,and;unani- mous y carried, the Commission approved HHFA Forms H-6123.-Requisi- tion for Advance Payment for Indiana ProjectR- 39(FS) in the amount of $15,000 and H -6206 Schedule of Urban Renewal Insurance Cover- ages accompanying this form. Mr. Sc SoutY: and t ucher - reported - •that - Blair._ and Stein. Assoc sates . will .be = in Bend on the 26th of - April for =a meeting , -with the ! Commission he Executive Committee of the Downtown South Bend Council. -3- IV. JAPPROVAL OF CONTRACTS WITH JANITOR AND COLLECTION AGENCY The Commission, on motion made by Mr-, - Helmen 'seconded by Mr. Williams and unanimously carried, approved a revision of the Janitorial Contract =`with Susan='Presits inasmuch as services are to be performed-hereafter only at the Main Offi e of the Redevelopment Commission" 129 W, Co-1fa.x Ave. for total number of ten (10) hours' per' week, at the rate of.$ 4.00 per month. _. Upon review, the Commission also approved, on motion made by Mr. Williams, seconded by Mr. Helmen and unanimously carried, a proposal of the Federated Collection Agency pert fining to their collection of past-'due* °balances due the City of South Bend Redevelopment Department. All accotmts are to be collected on a 40 percent contingency basis except those that are skips, require legal action, are forwarded to an out-of-town agency and are more than 6 months old from date of entry. The exceptions will be collected on a 50 per cent contingency. All monies col- lect d by the Agency during any calendar month will be remitted to the Redevelopment Department on the first day of the following month. V. RESOLUTION NO. 60 On motion made by Mr. Williams, seconded by Mr. Koczan and unanimously carried, the Commission approved the resolution authorizing acceptance of the bid for land (Disposition Parcel lc) in the Sample Street Redevelopment Area by the Aerospace Corporation, South Bend, Indiana.. The resolution is herewith attached and made a "part of these minutes. VI. COOPERATION AGREEMENTS INDIANA R -29 Mr. Sucher explained to the Commission that the Urban Renewal Administration requiresra Corperation Agreement with the South Bend Housing Authority, South Bend Board "of Works and the South Bend Park Commissioners binding them to'make necessary site improvements in the Chapin Street Indiana R -29 Area for whic we are claiming credit. Since none of these agencies have the right to make commitments for f ture years contingent commitments will presumably be accep ed. am VII. PROGRESS REPORT Mr. Michael B. Lynch, Field Manager, Interstate Demo- lition Company, appeared before theCommission requesting that inasmuch as his demolition contract expires on April 20th, he would very much like to be released from the demolition of structures turned over to him since about March 1, 1963, since he states it would be a losing proposition for him to take the remaining structures down. Mr, Baer stated that under the demolition contract commit- ment anything turned over to the demolition company before Apri 20, 1963, would have to be completed. Meeting adjourned 11:40 a.m. ME 071119. G. Loui. resi ent Fred n, Secretary DEMOLITION IND. R -7