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Home My WebLink AboutRM 04-20-67April 20 3:30 P. Presidin SOUTH BEND REDEVELOPMENT COMMISSION REGULAR MEETING , 1967 4. (Public Meeting) 1 Officer: Donald A. Wiggins, President 1. ROLLI CALL # Present: Donald A Wiggins, President Absent 120 W. LaSalle Ave. South Bend, Indiana Stephen E. Kompar, Vice President John E. Chenney, Secretary - Billy W. Kirk, Asst. Secretary Fred J. Helmen, Member 14:. Legal Co nsel: Mr. Bruce C. Hammerschmidt uj ed}': LPA Staff: Howard Bellinger, Executive Director L. Glenn Barbe, Assistant Director Uj Mrs. B. Gene Skeldon, Secretary The Pres ident announced that for want of a quorum, the meeting was adjourned until -. 4:OOP. M April 21, 1967, at which time we will again seek a quorum. X, April 21 1967 0' 4:00 P. (Public Meeting) Q Presidin Officer: Donald A. Wiggins, President 1. ROLL Present: Donald A Stephen John E. Billy W. CALL Wiggins, President Kompar, Vice President henney, Secretary Kirk, Asst. Secretary Mrs. Janet Allen, Common Mrs. Sully Lowe, WSBT -TV Mrs. Mary Papa, WNDU -TV Mr. Vernon S. Sutton, Ma Mr. Edgar Seybold, Civic Mr. Dave Robinson, South Absent: Fred J. Helmen, Member Others Present: Legal Cou Council Member yor's Assistant Planning Association Bend Tribune Reporter 1: Mr. Bruce C. Hammerschmidt CW.) LPA Staf Howard Bellinger, Executive Director I L. Glenn Barbe, Assistant Director ` Oliver J. Scott, Relocation Director Mrs. B. Gene Skeldon, Secretary C z 2. APPROVAL OF MINUTES W . The Commission unanimously approved the minutes of the regular meeting UJ of April 6, 1967, upon the motion by Mr. Chenney, seconded by Rev. Kirk. Ld a -1- �S M I 3. APPROVAL Upon the approved PROJECT OF CLAIMS motion by Rev. Kirk, seconded by Mr. Kompar, the Commission payment of the following claims, totaling $45,041.80. EXPENDITURES ACCOUNT R -29 Adjustment Payments C. Morton - Parcel 5 -9 $ 236.24 Relocation Irvin Prie a Rich - Parcel #6 -8 172.34 Leroy Womack - Parcel #1 -18 180.79 Collie Watson:- Parcel #3 -22 390.76 Earl W. Plack;- Parcel #3 -1 327.00 Lost lla Williams - Parcel #3 -22 500.00 Y. B. Williams - Parcel #2 -13 500.00. Noel B. Wilson - Parcel #4 -9 136.80 Jose h L. Galas - Parcel #3 -26 229.20 Thelma Harmon - Parcel #4 -4 500.00 Helei Brzezinski - Parcel #1 -15 438.75 Lonnie Luten - Parcel #5 -4 4381*,24 Besse K. Woolridge - Parcel #2 -16 ` °x1,500,00 Bernice Goldberg,.- Parcel #1 -4 1,500.00 Hube t Mitchell - Parcel #6 -15 1,500.00 Albert Brown - Parcel #1 -10 1,500.00 Atki son Shelton - Parcel #5 -10 1,500.00 Queei Ester Hamilton - Parcel #1 -17, Case #38 75.00 Anna Belle Hunt - Parcel #1 -17, Case #40 74.00 William M. Browning - Parcel #1 -4 36.00 Lillie B. Freeman - Parcel #5 -3 50.00 Edwa d I. Davis - Parcel #2 -16 34.00 Bradley Lyon - Parcel #6 -3 60.00 Charley Small - Parcel #4 -4 75.00 Melv rita Allen - Parcel #1 -4 50.00 Sam hase - Parcel #1 -4 55.00 Kath rine Skidewicz - Parcel #3 -7 401.28 Leon rd Brock - Parcel #4 -8 50.00 Jerr Webster - Parcel #1 -6 50.00 Delo es Shaw - Parcel #6 -1 60.00 Char es Morrell - Parcel #6 -1 75.00 Claud Anderson - Parcel #1 -20 74.65 Arthur H. Allen - Parcel #6 -5 32.00 William A. Dairyko - Parcel #4 -11 304.28 Total $13,106.33 PROJECT CXPENDITURES ACCOUNT R -57 Options John M. DiGann, Executor Willis C. Divine Estate, Parcel #22 -37 $ 10.00 11 " #11 -17B 10.00 " It #11 -13 10.00 " It 11 " " " It 11 " #10 -5 1.0.00 11 11 " it It It It " #94A 10.00 David & Johnnie Lee McCollum - Parcel #40 -6 10.00 Victor & Nettie B. Phillips - Parcel #22 -12A & B 10.00 Eugene P. Sewell - Parcel #36 -9 _ 10.00 -2- 0 0 Real Estate Purchases Cornish & Mab a Miller - Parcel #39 -9 Emma T. Terrell - Parcel #43 -15 Russell Wilson & Geraldine Wilson Riley - Parcel #31 -7 Abstract Company of St. Joseph County Abstract & Title Corporation Credit B reau of South Bend Don's Ge eral Contracting, Inc. Eugene A Basker, Treasurer St. Joseph County Hubert M Weaver, Realtor PROJECT XPENDITURES ACCOUNT R -66 Edwin M. Rams d /b /a Urban Research Associates URBAN REDEVELOPMENT FUND Project Expenditures Account R -29 Clyde E. Williams & Associates, Inc. REDEVELOPMENT REVOLVING FUND Uj Payroll: April 1, 1967 to April 15, 1967 Ld Howard Bellinger $583.50 C° L. Glenn Barbe 401.00 Dorothy Z. Deane 205.00 Gordon L. Harrell 250.00 Dorothy N. Howell 175.00 0r Patricia L. Joers 165.00 0 Eva E. Kroft 187.50 Charles ell 262..50 Russell K. Reece 333.33 Fawn B. Rozek 220.00 Oliver J. Scott 302.00 B. Gene Skeldon 200.00 Vivian N. Bond 25.00 140.00 Lynette N. Longwell 165.00 Richa d B. Hanafin 65.00 Josepi W. Chevarley 54.00 Barba a L. LeVeque 138.25 Richa d B. Allen 4.00 William M. Holly 40.00 John Overmann 56.00 John Seddon 56.00 Business Systems, Inc. Chandler-Davis Publishing Co. C�) D. & D. Heating & Sheet Metal a -3- 0 0 a $ 500.00 4,490.00 1,905.00 54.50 235.00 4.50 136.44 8,434.95 1 00.00 Total $15,940.39 $ 2,125.00 $ $ 5,718.89 2,958.72 Total_ $ 8,6 $ 4,028.08 5.90 59.25 41.80 Dorothy Z. Deane - Petty Cash Deneen C rporation Englewooi Electric Supply Bruce C. Hammerschmidt Ideal Pr ass Indiana 3ell Telephone Co. - Relocation Office G. E. Me er & Son, Inc. Office E gineers, Inc. Ernest T Ross South Be d Water Works - Postage Expense Xerox Co Doration Total GRAND TOTAL Reimbursement to Revolving Fund for March, 1967 From P " U 4. An unusu from Mrs family w The Comm upon the will be donor's ect Expenditures Account Fund R -57 It " " R-66 n Redevelopment Fund Total ICATIONS 1 but gratifying correspondence postmarked April 16, 19672 Loretta Franz which enclosed a $5.00 check to assist some o is being relocated from the LaSalle Park Project, R -57. ssion accepted the kind offer, to be confirmed by letter, motion by Mr. Chenney, seconded by Rev. Kirk. The check ransmitted to a needy family in accordance with the ishes. 5. NEW BIUSINESS $ 34.71 5.00 7.66 200.00 440.50 61.65 30.16 137.68 20.00 49.92 70.16 $ 92.T7 $45,041.80 $ 5,962.57 2,288.56 382.19 $ 8,633.32 RELOCATION ASSISTANCE BY INTERESTED CITIZEN a. The Commission approved the execution of eight option agree- 8 OPTION AGREE - ments for Parcels 9 -4A, 10 -5, 11 -13, 11 -17B, 22 -12A and B, 22 -37, MENTS EXECUTED 36 -9 and 0 -6A, in the LaSalle Park Project, R -57, upon the motion FOR LASALLE' by Rev. Kirk, seconded by Mr. Chenney. The total number of option PARK, R -57 agreements signed is 137, of which 109 have been purchased to date. b. U on staff recommendation, the Commission adjusted the rent RENT ADJUSTMENT for Parcel 44 -10, Joanna Womack, 310 South Bendix Drive, LaSalle Park LASALLE PARK, Project, -57, from $50.00 to $35.00 per month, upon the motion by R -57 Mr. Kompa , seconded by Mr. Chenney. c. Resolution 173 received Commission approval upon the RESOLUTION 173, motion by Rev. Kirk, seconded by Mr. Chenney. This Resolution !'_.A'A�,_.EASAELE PARK approves the submission of HUD Form 6144 to Chicago DHUD Office, R -57 which is it request for concurrence in acquisition price for a housetrai er located on Parcel 33 -14A. Said housetrailer has been determine to be real estate. d. A Park, R -5 separatio i amendatory to the Loan and Grant Contract for LaSalle ', needs to be prepared to include financial provisions for i of storm and sanitary sewers, and the acquisition of -4- CPA CONTRACT APPROVED TO AMEND LOAN AND D' L. z Ld U) a_ �S �y 0 0 M LLJ 00 L� a. C- 0 "I Redevel( that the of each LaSalle threefol (3) more 6. PROG )ment Bylaws be changed to read under Article 3 Section 2, TO CHANGE REGULAR regular meeting be held on the first and third Thursday MEETING TIME TO nonth at 10:30 A. M., at the Redevelopment Office, 120 West 10:30 A. M. kvenue, Suite 1001. The reasons for the change are is (1) better attendance, (2) better press coverage, and success at making a quorum. REPORTS a. Relocation ' LaSalle Park, R -57. Substantial progress is RELOCATION, LA- being male in relocating people from the Place Homes Complex. SALLE PARK, R -57 Six families have been moved from these homes since May 3; there are 3 fa ilies yet to be relocated, and one, the Starkey family, will be 2victed. b, emolition Contract, LaSalle Park, R -57. The staff has DEMOLITION, LA- complete the bid documents for demolition for LaSalle Park, R -57, SALLE PARK, R -57 and bid idvertising appeared on Wednesday, May 3, 1967, and will appear oi Friday, May 5, 1967, with the bidt to'b600pened on Monday, ay 15, 1967. c. Workable Program for South Bend. Chicago DHUD office has WORKABLE PROGRAM advised the staff that the Workable Program for South Bend has been rec ived and is acceptable in form. However, more information in the a ea of code compliance will necessarily have to be sent to the f deral office before recertification is received. The next regular meeting of the Redevelopment Commission will be NEXT MEETING at 10 :30 A. M., May 18, 1967, in the office of the Redevelopment Departme t. 7. ADJOURNMENT On motior duly made and passed, meeting adjourned at 4:30 P. M. ADJOURNMENT Howard Bel Execute Director Donald A. Wiggins, Pres' nt -5-