HomeMy WebLinkAboutRM 07-20-67SOUTH BEND REDEVELOPMENT COMMISSION
REGULAR MEETING
July 20, 1957
10 :30 A. M. 120 W. LaSalle Ave.
Presiding 0 ficer: Donald A. Wiggins, President South Bend, Indiana
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Present: Absent:
Donald A. W ggins, President Stephen E. Kompar, Vice President
John E. Chenney, Secretary Billy W. Kirk, Asst. Secretary
Fred J. He en, Member
Others Present: Mrs. Janet Allen, Council Member
Legal Coup,
LPA Staff:
Mrs. Josephine Curtis, Redevelopment Trustee
Mrs. Jane Maager, WNDU -TV
Mr. Vernon S. Sutton, Mayor's Assistant
Mr. Dean Wilhelm, Redevelopment Trustee
Mr. Sam Winston, United Community Services
Mr. William Drake, South Bend Urban League
Mr. Larry Morrison, South Bend Tribune Reporter
Mr. Dick Maginot, WSBT -TV
1: .Mr. Bruce C. Hammerschmidt
L. Glenn Barbe, Assistant Director
Oliver J. Scott, Relocation Director
Mrs. B. Gene Skeldon, Secretary
2. APPROVAL OF MINUTES
The Commis on unanimously approved the minutes of the regular meeting of
July 6, 1W, upon the motion by Mr. Helmen, seconded by Mr. Chenney.
3. APPROVAL OF CLAIMS
Upon the motion by Mr. Chenney, seconded by Mr. Helmen, the Commission
approved payment of the following claims, totaling $39,342.87.
PROJECT EXP DITURES ACCOUNT INDIANA R -57
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Colpaert Realty Corporation - Parcel 440 -17
Real Estate Purchases
Wyatt A stih - Parcel #46 -9
Delta H lding Corporation - Parcel #28 -7
#28 -11A.
Odell .
4iller - Parcel #39 -8, Paid to: Terry Moving Co.
nes - Parcel #46 -1
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$ 10.00
4,925.00
100.00
265.00
65.00
81.00
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Annie Mae
Wright - Parcel #10 -7,
Paid to: Terry Moving Co.
$ 50.00
John W.
Lee - Parcel #7 -3
Dorothy
54.00
George
W. Creaigs - Parcel #8 -11
- Keith E. Proud Moving & Storage
64.00
Eugene
R. Sewell - Parcel #36 -9
- to it " it it of
36.00
Lula Cole
- Parcel #10 -6
1 1 " it to
48.00
Ruth Anna
Ewing -Parcel #28 -5 -
Terry Moving Co.
49.00
habilitation
Claims
333.33
Fawn B.
Alice Phillips
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Oliver J.
70.01
Mary Brevea d - Reduction in Rent 5.37
Credit Bureau of South Bend, Indiana 16.00
Department of Housing & Urban Development 70.00
Rebecca Ann Fleming - Credit on Rent Account 4.60
Bruce C. H erschmidt 780.00
South Bend Exterminating Co: 30.00
R. R. Schue Plumbing & Heating - 105.90
Daniel A. Snyder, Architect 328.00
Hubert M. Weaver, Realtor 70.00
Total $ 7,226.88
PROJECT EXPENDITURES ACCOUNT INDIANA R -66
City Planning Associates, Inc. $ 23,625.00
Total $:23,625.00
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Payroll: J ly 1 -15, 1967
Howard Eellinger
$583.50
L. Glenv
Barbe
401.00
Dorothy
Z. Deane
205.00
Gordon 1.
Harrell
250.00
Dorothy
N. Howell
175.00
Patricia
L. Joers
175.00
Eva E. Eroft
187.50
Charles
E. Maxwell
271.00
Russell
K. Reece
333.33
Fawn B.
Rozek
220.00
Oliver J.
Scott
323.66
B. Gene
Skeldon
215.00
Vivian N.
Bond
25.00
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14.00
Lynette
N. Longwell
165.00
William
J. Parrish
300.00
John A.
Kotzenmacher
295.00
Earl King
312.50
Welby Harrison
Miller
300.00
Barbara
L. LeVeque
140.00
Albert B.,
Larson
180.00
$ 5,071.49
Ideal Press
18.50
Indiana Bell
Telephone Co.
- Relocation Office 39.32
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33-10
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Commission
Determination
Place & Co.
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Bid
Price
$800.
670.
670
815,
805.
805.
670.
670.
605.
605.
1;080.
In connection with the development of Parcel 22 -23, if the proposed
use that Mr: Geti is planning does not meet with the Urban Renewal Plan for
the LaSalle Park'Project, R -57, then the Commission determines in favor of
the parcel beingldeveloped by Mr. Batteast.
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The South Bend Housing Corporation plans to develop rent supplement
221-(d)(3) housing on this large portion of land.
It was pointed out that the staff is in a position to receive offers
for the land which was not bid upon, which consists of about 13.parcels.'
However, these particular - parcels reviewed today must be submitted to the
Chicago HUD office along with the documentation submitted with - each bid for
federal concurrence before the Commission can make a legal transaction for _
property disposal. Upon award of the land, each builder must make a diligent
effort o have the property under construction within 18 montha=,'or to
show ju tifiable, cause for negligence, or the property will revert back t6
the Red velopment Commission. Also, all building plans must be submitted
to the edevelopjnent Commission for approval before securing a building
permit, as plans, must meet with.the Urban Renewal Plan for the LaSalle Park
Project, R -57.
A motion was made by Rev. Kirk for acceptance of these bids, seconded by
Mr. Kompar, and carried.
A question was asked by Mr. Place as to what use the Laymen Chapel Church
had intended for Parcels 33 -9 and 33 -10, and upon being notified it was
F' to have been for a parsonage Mr. Place wanted to forfeit his right to these
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particular parcels. However, it was explained to Mr. Place that the right
procedure would 'be to negotiate directly with Laymen Chapel. Mr. Chas.
Howell had also ',bid on these particular parcels, and stated he was in
agreement that this land should be given church preference over his bid,
which appeased to be for the same amount as the Laymen Chapel bid.
In answer to Chas. Howell's question, the Commission stated that the same
financial information could be incorporated into another bid proposal, for
a limited period, such as about 6 months.
Mr. Bat east suppositioned that if other large building contractors, such
as Mr. Place, would happen to control the bidding to such an extent that
no desi able lots would be awarded to the small builder, he asked just
how wou d the Commission consider this situation. Mr. Wiggins pointed
out tha. this did not happen here today, and the Commission as a -whole
confirm !d that this would never be the case. It was pointed out that
althouga Place and Company was successful on 21 properties, 16 of these
properties= received no other bids. Also Mr. Wiggins expressed the
Commission's fee''lings that there was no such thing as t1desirable and
undesirable" logs for sale by the Commission in the LaSalle Park Project,
R -57, bat in fact all of the lots are desirable. However, the site
improvements might be more advanced surrounding some of the lots at the
time .of the sale''.
After a lengthy discussion was held, the meeting adjourned at 11:45 A. M.
Howard Bellinger:, Exec ive Director
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Donald A. Wiggins,
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