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24 Octob r 1963
10:30 A. M.
This meei
The Commi
Absent:
Also pre:
Staff:
I.
SOUTH BEND REDEVELOPMENT DEPARTMENT
SPECIAL MEETING
Redevelopment Commission Office
129 West Colfax Avenue
was called to order by Mr. James G. Louis, President.
5si.oners present and answering to roll call:
vents
Mr. James G. Louis, President
Mr. Frank G. Koczan
Mr. Virgil A. Place
Mr. Clyde E. Williams, Vice President
Mr. Fred J. Helmen, Secretary
Mr. Kenneth Augustine, Urban League
Mrs. Josephine Curtis, Trustee
Chairman of Relocation Committee
Mr. Henry Sucher, Executive Director
Mr. Carl R. Nowak, Assistant Director
Mr.. Frederick K. Baer, LPA Counsel
VAL OF MINUTES
On moti.o made by Mr. Place, seconded by Mr. Koczan and unanimously
carried, the minutes of previous meeting dated October 10, 1963 were
approved I and the following business was discussed:
II.
OF ACQUISI
On motion made by Mr. Koczan, seconded by Mr. Place and unanimously
carried, the Commission approved options in the Chapin Street Project
Indiana -29 area on the following parcels: 1 -13, 4 -5, 3 -27, 3 -3, 2 -5,
and 4 -2.
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III. AP60VAL OF BILLS \
On motioll made by Mr. Koczan, seconded by Mr. Place and unanimously
carried, the Commission approved the following claims for payment
totaling $29,036.28r
PROJECT EXPENDITURES ACCOUNT FUND R -7
Michael _ Barany Agency 31.90
South Bend Tribune 11.09
Total $42.99
S ACCOUNT FUND R -29
Options
Fausti a Atkins
Donald J. Beitler & Genevieve Beitler
Balthasa.r Bleich
Walter Blount & Mattie Blount
Rufus Brown
Horace B. Clarke & Marilee S. Clarke
Walter L. Cunegin & Edna M. Cunegin
Albert Davidson
Wilma Harvey
Ben Hicks, Jr. & Estella M. Hicks
Magnolia Ivory
Raymond S. Jasicki
Ray L. Kazmirski & Ivy M. Kazmirski
Anna Kr 1
Rubie Mae Williams Leggett
Warren.11alone & Alberta Malone
Borbala Orosz
Square Patterson & Ethel Patterson
Carey Payton & Jennie P. Payton
Earl W. Plack & Pearl A. Plack
Otto Po gay
Joseph Rosenbaum & Anna Rosenbaum
Madison V. Scott & Bertha Scott
Kazmiera Slesinski
Emery S abo & Agnes Szabo
Lillian C. Thilman, Alexander Thilman &
Aurel'a S. Thilman
Cora Williams
Y. B. Williams & Georgia Williams
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Parcel
4--6
10.00
Parcel
3 -2
10.00
Parcel
3-•25
10.00
Parcel
1 -13
10.00
Parcel.
4 -5
10.00
Parcel
2 -19
10.00
Parcel
2 -9
10.00
Parcel
6 -25
10.00
Parcel
3 -27
10.00
Parcel
1 -17
10.00
Parcel,
1 -23
10.00
Parcel
3 -11
10.00
Parcel
3 -3
10.00
Parcel
3 -10
10.00
Parcel
3 -16
10.00
Parcel
2 -11
10.00
Parcel
2 -5
10.00
Parcel
2 -10
10.00
Parcel
2 -8
10.00
Parcel
3 -1
10.00
Parcel
3 -4
10.00
Parcel
1 -14
10.00
Parcel
4 -10
10.00
Parcel
3 -9
10.00
Parcel
4 -2
10.00
Parcel = l=8,
- 10.00
Parcel
2 -14
10.00
Parcel
2 -12
10.00
TII.
Real E
Faus
Anna
Lill
ROVAL OF BILLS -- CONTINUED
to Purchase
a Atkins Parcel 4 -6
S. Jasicki Parcel 3--11
of Parcel 3 -10
Thilman, Alexander Thilman &
is Thilman Parcel 1 -8
Total
Blair As ociates Incorporated
PROJECT EXPENDITURES ACCOUNT FUND R-41
Henry Sucher - Travel Expense
Michael . Barany Agency
Blair Associates Incorporated
Charles L. Davis — Travel Expense
Total
Frederick K. Baer -- October -- Legal Service
Frank G. Koczan - Travel Expense
James G. Louis - Travel Expense
Newman & Altman, Inc.
Susan Pr sits- October - Janitorial Service
Henry Sucher - Travel Expense
Weisberger Bros., Inc.
Payroll October 16 -- 31, 1963
Total
GRAND TOTAL
IV. PROGRESS REPORT
3,560.00
2,650.00
5,570.95
12,782:.63
$24,843,58
500.00
4.00
._800..00
60..50
$864.50
200.00
107.58
115.83
19.20
54_00
109.77
83,04
2,084.99
$2,774.41
$29,036.28
Mr. Sucher reported that progress was being made on the COMMUNITY
Community Renewal Program application. RENEWAL
PROGRAM
Mr. Sucher also stated that he had been meeting with the
Planning Committee of the United Community Services and that
a headway is being made on setting up their part on Community
Renewal rogram..
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IV. FRO CARE S S REPORT - CONTINUED 1'
The Commission, on motion made by Mr. Place, seconded by
Mr. Kocz n and unanimously carried, approved Mr. Sucher's
attendinc the ATP Chapter Board meetings for a period of
three mo ths. The meeting in October is to be held in
MilwaukeE in conjunction with the National Conference of
AIP and the others are to be held in Chicago monthly.
The Commission was informed that one contract proposal for
the eligibility study has been received by the Redevelopment
Department and that another proposal is expected for this
study shortly. The Commission can presumably make the
decision on this at the next meeting.
Meeting a0journed 11:25 a.m.
`AIP BOARD
MEETINGS
LASALLE
PARK
ELIGIBILITY
STUDY
F
lmen, Sec tary J es G. s, President