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Home My WebLink AboutRM 11-20-70SOUTH BEND REDEVELOPMENT COMMISSION REGULAR MEETING November 20, 1970 10:30 A. M. Presiding Officer: Mr. Dean J. Wilhelm, President 1. ROLL CALL Present: Others Present: Le al Counsel: LP Staff: 1200 County -City Building 227 W. Jefferson Blvd. South Bend, Indiana 46601 Mr. Dean J. Wilhelm, President Mr. John E. Chenney, Vice President Rev. Willie V. Williams, Secretary Mr. Fred J. Helmen, Asst. Secretary Mr. Donald A. Wiggins, Member Mr. F. Jay Nimtz, Vice Pres., Board of Trustees Mrs. Janet A. Allen, Common Council Member Mr. Milton A. Katz, Milt's Grill Mr. Jim Miller, South Bend Tribune Reporter Mr. Warren Outlaw, LaSalle Park Council - Representative Mr. Edgar Seybold, South Bend Civic Planning Assn. Mr. Bruce C. Hammerschmidt Mr. B. Ashenfelter Mrs. Dorothy Z. Deane Mr. L. Glenn Barbe Rev. Billy W. Kirk Mrs. Helen S. King Mr. Richard Madison Mr. Charles E. Maxwell Mr. Harrison Miller Mr. William J. Parrish Mr. •Bill Slabaugh Mr. Hubert M. Weaver 2. AP ROVAL OF MINUTES On motion by Rev. Williams, seconded by Mr..Chenney, the minutes of November 6,1970 were approved and unani- mously carried. 3. APFROVAL OF CLAIMS On motion by Mr. Chenney, seconded by Rev. Williams, the claims--totalling $455,718.12 - -were approved and unani- mously carried. PROJEC EXPENDITURES ACCOUNT FUND R -56 Ba h Insurance Agency, Inc. Total MINUTES APPROVED CLAIMS APPROVED $ 42.77 42.77 3. APPROVAL OF CLAIMS CCont'd PROJECT EXPENDITURES ACCOUNT FUND R-57 -- -I location Claims Horace Nelson, #13 -6 B. & J Demolition Credit Bureau of South Bend, Inc. Ernest S. Haynes Larry PIcKinstry Shilts Graves, & Associates, Inc. Projec Expenditure Account Ind. R -56 Rehabi itation Claims M. C. & Willie Mae Cotton, #35 -7, Paid to J. L. Powell & Son, Inc. Or true &Della Hesiben & Federal National Mtg. Assoc., #29 -18 Th rrel & Lillie McElvene & Federal-.National Mtg. Assoc., #15 -4 ,Leona Francis &.Federal National Mtg. Assoc., #39 -3 Leo & Lillian Verhaegen & Federal National Mtg. Assoc., #7 -18 Abraham & Lillian S. Blake & Federal National Mtg. Assoc., #19 -21 Willie & Rosie W -llks & Federal National Mtg. Assoc., #22 -23 Robert Lee & Johnnie B. Love & Federal National.Mtg. Assoc., #21 -31 James L. & Virgin L. Coleman & Federal National Mtg. Assoc., #19 -7 Joe & Mary Chavis & Federal National Mtg. Assoc., #1 -13 Benjamin & Louise Sconiers & Federal National Mtg. Assoc., #19 -12 Lu entha C. Wright & Federal National Mtg. Assoc., #23 -31 Reba Phillips & Federal National Mortgage Assoc., #20 -18 Li coin & Catherine Neal & Fed. National Mortgage, #20 -28 Al ce Phillips & Federal National Mortgage Assoc.,. #34 -3 Cora Ellis & Federal National Mortgage Assoc., #43 -22 Purvis & Freddie Lee Kennedy & Federal National Mortgage. Assoc., #20 -46 William &Evelyn Goodrich & Federal National Mortgage Assoc., #38 -18 Total PROJECT EXPENDITURES ACCOUNT FUND Real E$tate Options No thwestern Mutual Life Ins. Co., #27 -15 Jo eph B. Fleck, Jr., #27 -10 Wi liam H. Burke, #5 -5 -'2- kmwl 636.00 9.25 104.00 20.00 150.00 173.18 �'I�I�1l�iI�l 333.75 686.50 183.89 134.62 135.55 134.75 346.28 421.16 80.70 228.93 169.67 270. -41 354.39 9.94 133.86 390.86 547.70 6,645.39 $ 10.00 10.00 10.00 3. APPROVAL OF CLAIMS (Cont'd Real Eitate Purchases Robert W. & Irene Kein & Edith Eugenia Archer, #27 -4 Robert W. & Irene Kein & Edith Eugenia Archer, #27 -4 St nz Cheese Co., #27 -4 A. & K. Food Distributors, Inc., #27 -4 Robert W. & Irene Kein & Eugenia Archer, #27 -4 A. & K. Food Distributors, Inc., #27 -3 A. & K. Food Distributors:, Inc., #27 -3 A. & K. Food Distributors, Inc., #27 -3 A. & K. Food Distributors, Inc., #27 -3 Ha ilton, Harris & Co., #24 -6 Be s M. Welber, Phyllis Welber Feldman & Ilene Jean Welber Tomber, #25 -1 Relocaiion'Claims Polly Hollingsworth, Paid to Ebony Movers, #18 -5 Co burn Sales & Service, Paid :to U.S. Van of Ind ;, #23 -9 Co burn Sales & Service, .Paid to Adway Signs, Inc., #23 -9 Co burn Sales & Service, Paid to:LaPlace'.s Electric,, #234.- Co burn Sales & Service, Paid to Indiana Bell .Telephone Co;, #23 -9 Sp cialized Services Paid to A.A.A. Movers, #23 -10 Small Business Displacement Claims Co burn Sales & Service, #23 -9 Sp cialized Service, #23 -10 Ault's Camera Shop B. & B Wrecking Co. City Witter Works of South Bend Indiana & Michigan Electric Co. Ernest Haynes Northe n Indiana Public Service Co. Rose _FL el & Materials, Inc. Henry P. Shaw, Carpenter- Contractor South Bend Tribune South Bend Water Works Tri -Co nty News Floren a Salinger Simon, Francis Salinger,.Minda an Harriet Salinger, #23 -7 DEVELOPMENT REVOLVING FUND Pa4rol1 -3- $ 15,904.26 1,178.00 58.00 5,555.00 772.74 295.00 118.00, 201.92 5,275.08 42,014.00 121,432.00 140.00 360.00 147.40 530.00 40.00 850.00 2,500.00 .2,.500.00 :126.13 . 24 516.00 s 3;108.94 51.28' 148.00 369.73 33.00 300.00 34.28 12.00 24.57 Total 228,625.33 59,473.00 Total 288,098.33 $: 9,060.85 3. APPROVAL OF CLAIMS (Cont'd Ault Camera Shop, Inc. Deneen Corp. Downtown Idea Exchange Indiana & Michigan Electric Co, Makiel ki Art Shop James R. Meehan & Associates Northern Indiana Public Service Co. Office Engineers, Inc. Osthim r, Inc. Royal Typewriter Co., Div. of Litton Industries. Singer General Tire, Inca South Oend Parking Co'., Inc. Town & Country Publishing Co., Inc. Total URBAN REDEVELOPMENT Jeannie Fluelen, Paid to Ebony Movers Lillie McCleod, Paid to Ebony Movers Geraldine Johnson, Paid;toEbony Movers Lillie McCleod, Paid to Housing Authority, City of S.B. Lillie McCleod, Paid to Northern Indiana Public Service Ma Britton, Paid to Northern Indiana Public Service' Total URBAN REDEVELOPMENT DISTRICT CAPITAL FUND Project Expenditure Account R -57 REIMBURSEMENT TO REVOLVING Pr ject Expenditures Account, Ind. R -56 Pr ject Expenditures Account, Ind. R -57 Pr ject Expenditures Account, Ind. R -66 4. COMMUNICATIONS $ 43.14 12.00 32.50 46.05 11.04 91.39 .17,44 82.90 61,55 47,00 .1.45.15 .150.00 15.00 9,816.01 150.00 1.60.00 160.00 79.50 68..00 35.00 652.50 $ 128,439.10 $ 1,005.16 8,140.73 12,778.13 Total $ 21,924.02 .GRAND.TOTAL $'455,718.12 a. Model Cities letter dated November 16, 1970: This letter states the Mayor's recommendation is that, effective immediately, all personnel involved in the Code Etiforcement and Certified Area Programs will be assign !d to the Department of Redevelopment and that this D partment will be responsible for the administra- tion o personnel. Mr. Charles F. Lennon, Executive Direct )r of the Model Cities Program, suggested a con- tractu 1 agreement be worked out to this effect, which will r �ity quire HUD Regional approval, as well as normal MNPA, Council and Mayoral Agreement. -4- CODE ENFORCEMENT AND CERTIFIED AREA PROGRAMS PERSONNEL ASSIGNED TO DEPT.' OF•REDEVELOPMENT 4. TIONS '(Cont'd) b. South -Bend Public `Library: Mr. Ashenfelter's call EXTENSION OF TIME, to the South Bend Public Library did not help expedite S.B. PUBLIC LIBRARY, constr ction. Library will contact HUD for funds. PARCEL #8-17, R -66 c. Family Book Stores of America: Mr. Victor J. Berner o, in a letter dated November 10, 1970 concern- ing his property located at 124 South Michigan Street, stated his present occupants, the Family Book Stores of America of 23 Division Avenue South, Grand Rapids, Michigan 49502, are taking positive steps toward the eventual and earliest possible rehabilitation of said buildilig in complete conformity with local building codes. The firm of Charles Cole and Sons are in contact with t is firm for immediate plans which are to be brought to the attention of our Review Board by the middle of. Decemb r.- 5. OL� BUSINESS Nor e. 6. NEW BUSINESS a. Resolution No. 329: Mr. Carl Leiboritz, Attorney- at-Law. representing his client Mr. Jared L. Lake, Parcel No. 8- , at 126 Lincolnway East, Project Ind. R -66, re- quested condemnation proceedings be commenced.. Our Legal Counsel, Mr. Bruce C. Hammerschmidt, requested' Resolution No. 329 be assigned for acquisition of this property by condemnation. Mr. Wiggins moved for the adoption of Resolution No. 329, seconded by Mr. Chenney, and unanimously carried.. b. vertis and st Projec Octobe News o Novemb CONT Pai Demolition Contract No. 5A, 5B and 5C: The ad -` ment for 't the demolition of the following buildings uctures, within the Central Downtown Urban Renewal R -66, appeared in The South Bend Tribune on 27 and November 3, 1970, and in the Tri- County October 30, 1970, with a bid opening date of r 19, 1970, at 1:'00 P.M., E.S.T., in this office 5A: el 23 -7 Joy Bar, 422 S. Michigan St. 25 -3 Car Parts, Inc., 432 S. Carroll St. 25 -1 WNDU, 429 S. Columbia St. 23 -8 Lot, 430 S. Michigan -5- FAMILY BOOK STORES OF AMERICA, PARCEL #8 -10, CENTRAL DOWNTOWN URBAN RENEWAL PROJECT, R -66 RESOLUTION NO. 329 APPROVEDy CENTRAL DOWN- TOWN URBAN RENEWAL PROJECT, R -66 DEMOLITION CONTRACT NO. 5A, 5B AND 5C AWARDED TO: MIDWEST DEMOLITION CORPORATION, CENTRAL DOWNTOWN URBAN RENEWAL PROJECT, R -66 6. CO NEW BUSINESS RA T` 5B: Pa cel 24 -6 24 -3 24 -8 ' 24 -7 24 -1 >nt'd 436 S. St. Joseph St.. Excel Controls, 420 S. St. Joseph St. Vacant Lot, Northwest Corner of Monroe & Carroll St. House, 213 E. Monroe St. South Bend Supply Co., Yard, 401 S. Carroll St. CONTRA T 5C: Pa cel 25 -1 WNOU (AM Tower) 429 S. Columbia St, Nine O firms submitted bids, out of 14 who recel 'ved plans, and their bids-were: Name o Contractor 5A 5B Ritsch rd Bros., Inc. $12,350.00 $16,790.00 $ 120.00 1204 W Sample Street South end, Ind. 46601 Woodruff and Sons, Inc. $15,100.00 $21,400.00 $ 600.00 P.O. Box 315 2125 Est U.S. 12 Michigan City, Ind. 46360 B & B Wrecking & Excavating,14,227.00 $17 ,351.00 $ 2,300.00 Inc., 5041 Pearl Road Cleveland, Ohio 44109 Ed Sie ert & Sons Con - _`$15,621.00 $18,780.00 $ 1,000.00 struct on Co. 131 Ea !t Second Street Michig n City, Ind. Julius O'Neal 1737 N Elmer Street South Bend, Ind. 46628 Sollitt Construction Co., - - - $ 3,400.00. Inc., 1301 Columbia St. South Bend, Ind. 46601 Warner Wrecking Company $10,436.00 $14,250.00 $ 300.00 P.O. Box 87 Elkhart, Ind. 46614 Schumacher-Sons, Inc. - - $ 1,750.00 321 S. Spring Street Mishawaka, Ind. 46544 U 6. NEW BUSINESS (Cont`d) Name o Contractor 5A 58 5C Midwest Demolition Corp. $ 8,880.00 $10,410.00 No Charge.,` 215 West Marion Street Will remove South Bend, Ind. 4660.1 for salvage:. Contract 5A, 5B and 5C was awarded to Midwest Demolition Corporation, South Bend- -the apparent low bidder on all three contracts--contingent upon Building Commissioner, Mr. Forrest R. West's report on proof of workmanship capabilities,, as this firm is doing work for the City. Said motion was made by Mr. Helmen, seconded by Rev. Willia s, and unanimously carried: c. Signs for City -Owned Department Autos: felter displayed the exact size of a decal, at $3.00 per car- -blue background with white lett decal vi.as acceptable to the Commission and the is lar a enough to be seen that the automobile owned Mr. Ashen- DECALS SELECTED FOR a cost of CITY -OWNED AUTOMOBILES wring. This ylettering is City- d. Request for Six (6) New City -Owned Autos: Authori- ADVERTISEMENT AUTHORIZED zation was requested to advertise December 14th for six . FOR BLDS.TO PURCHASE SIX (6) new City -owned automobiles for delivery in early. (6) NEW CITY -OWNED AUTO - 1971. These will not be replacement cars, but for the MOBILES approx mately fifteen (15) new personnel anticipated to handle the workload on Code Enforcement and relocation projects. We now have a total of ten (1) City - owned`: cars Mr. Wiggins moved for the authorization of the advertise- ment f r the six (6) new cars, seconded by Rev. Williams, and un nimously carried. e. queste locate Downto rary r lease, Stokes by Mr. mously Commercial Lease: Commission approval was re COMMERCIAL.LEASE APPROVED, for one 1 Commercial Lease on Parcel No. 3 -12, CENTRAL DOWNTOWN URBAN at 125 West Washington Street, in the Central RENEWAL PROJECT, R -66 n Urban Renewal Project, R -66. This is a tempo location on a thirty (30) day, month -to -month at a cost of $100 per.month. The firm is Nancy Book Shop. On.motion by Rev. Williams, seconded . Chenney, the above lease was approved, and unani" carried. f. Certificate of Completion: Authorization was_re- CERTIFICATE OF COMPLETION,. queste for the President and Secretary to execute the - APPROVEd, parcel no. 15 -17, Certificate of Completion to convey Parcel No. 15 -17, L-ASALLE PARK URBAN RENEWAL locate at 309 South Camden Street, to Bower Homes, Inc., PROJECT, R -57 Mishaw ka, Indiana, in the LaSalle Park Urban Renewal Projec R -57. On motion by Mr. Wiggins, seconded by Rev. W 1liams, the title transfer was authorized, and unanim usly carried. -7- 6. NEW BUSINESS (Cont'd g. zation Option vacant Option Agreement R -57: Approval and authori- ONE (1) OPTION AGREE - was requested for the President to sign One Cl) MENT APPROVED, PARCEL Agreement, for Parcel No. 3923, which is a NO. 39 -23, LASALLE lot on Kentucky Street. PARK URBAN RENEWAL PROJECT, R -57 Mr. Parrish advised this is substandard soil, and not considered buildable land. It is to be used for en- larging adjoining property. On motion by Mr. Wiggins, seconded by Mr. Helmen, the Option Agreement for the above- listed parcel was ap- proved and unanimously carried. h. zation Option Projecl Option Agreements, R -66 Approval and authort- was requested for the President to sign three (3) Agreements, in the Central Downtown Urban Renewal R -66: Parcel No. Address 9 -9 126 W. Washington Street 18 -6 320 S. Carroll Street (Vacant Lot) 20 -6 320 S. Michigan Street On motion by Mr. Wiggins, seconded by Rev. Williams, the Option Agreements for the above - listed parcels were ap- proved and unanimously carried. i. Resolution No. 326: This Resolution establishes the recommended minimum disposition.price and fair market value for land in the LaSalle Park Project, R -57. FHA had wi hhei'd approval on processing, all'the land for fear of flooding the market.: They now agree to their release, Motion for the adoption of Resolution No. 326 was made by Mr. Wiggins, seconded by Rev. Williams and unanimously carrieq. j. Resolution No. .327: This Resolution authorizes the ex cution of the Redevelopment Agreement for the dispos tion of land and the execution of Warranty Deeds for th transfer of title, re George Cimermancic & Associ tes proposals to redevelop the following parcels: This hz of Oct( 5 -6, 8 -23 and 8 -24, South 60' of 12 -15, 12 -30 and 12 -31, 16 -7, 16 -8, 16 -9, 16 -10 and 16 -11 17 -22, 17 -6 and 17 -7, 18;6 South 60'., 181.5_.and 18 -16, 22 -16 and 22-17,.:28-23, 29-1, 30 -27 and 30 -28. s been discussed previously in'Commission meeting ber 2, 1970 and everything is satisfactory. On motion by Mr. Chenney, seconded by Mr. Wiggins, Resolu- tion N 327 was adopted and unanimously carried, -8- THREE (3) OPTION AGREE - MENTS APPROVED, PARCEL NO,S. 9 -9, 18 -6 & 20 -6, CENTRAL DOWNTOWN URBAN REkEWAL PROJECT, R -66 RESOLUTION NO. 326 APPROVED, LASALLE PARK URBAN RENEWAL PROJECT, R -57 RESOLUTIONt NO: 327 APPROVED, GEORGE CIMERMANCI &:ASSOCIATES; LASALLE PARK URBAN RENEWAL PROJECT, R -57 6. NEV BUSINESS'(Cont'd k. Resolution No. 328: This Resolution.authorizes .. RESOLUTION NO. 328 the execution of the Redeve'lopment':Agreement for the -dis -. APPROVED, TEN (10) position of land and the execution of Warranty Deeds for REDEVELOPERS, LASALLE the transfer of title, in connection with land.to be dis- PARK URBAN RENEWAL posed f for proposed redevelopment by the following re- . : PROJECT, R -57 Bevel o' ers ti. Parcel No. Redevelopers 28 -7 Jessie J. Harrison 10 -8 L. L. Grim 12 -13 John Lindsey 18 -5 John H. McClain 18 =8A John H.'McClain - 6 -l'7 Mrs. Ocie' Scott 29,8,, Grant Lewis 29_11 Grant Lewis 18 -8BA Eddie Campbell 7 -3B2 Leo-Verhaegen Eight of 'these parcels are substandard and have subsoil conditions. These parcels will be used mostly for exten- sions on existing property. Two are'on good soil, build- ings i tended, subject to submitted plans. Commission, Legal ounsel advised they have 90 days in which to do so. On motion by Mr. Wiggins, seconded by Rev. Williams, Resolution No. 328 was adopted and unanimously carried. 1. Grose's Bike Shop: Mr. Bruce C. Hammerschmidt, Commis ion Legal Counsel, requested authorization from Commis ion for action taken as of yesterday in the filing of an bjection to court appraisals on Grose's Bike Shop,. Parcel No. 10 -4. Our appraisers indicated the Court- appointed appraisers' prices were too high, Commission Legal ounsel had a 10 -day deadline to file this objection and is requesting Co- mission to confirm Counsel's objection for th s award. Said motion was made,by Mr. Helmen, se- conded by Mr. Chenney, and unanimously - carried. m. Acquisition of Water Works Building: Water Works purcha ed the Hanson Engineering Company property, R -7, and as a r sult of this, would like us to acquire their build- ing. kppraisals have not yet been received. City is reques ing that Commission approve the cash purchase of thi property. If they take credits, the Public Servica Commission would not look favorably on that action No formal action has been taken to place this parcel on the acquisition list. On motion by Mr. Wiggins,' second 2d by Rev. Williams, the Water works building, Parcel No. 2 -4, 224 North Main Street, is to be added to the ac uisition list of Ind. R -66, subject to Common Council and HU approval. Motion unanimously carried. a OBJECTION TO AWARD, GROSE'S BIKE SHOP, 226 -.28 W. WASHINGTON ST., CENTRAL DOWNTOWN URBAN RENEWAL PROJECT, R -66 ACQUISITION OF WATER WORKS BUILDING, PARCEL N0. 2 -4, 224 N. MAIN ST., CENTRAL DOWNTOWN URBAN RENEWAL PROJECT, R -66 7. SS REPRESENTATIVE: Mr. Milton A. Katz, owner of Milt1s: Grill, at the North- MILT'S GRILL, eastc rner of Colfax Avenue and Main Street, said he CENTRAL DOWNTOWN URBAI! merely attended this Commission meeting to see what the RENEWAL PROJECT, R•-66 procedure is and the human side of our transactions. Mr. - Milton Katz's property is not being acquired by the Urban Renewal Program, but he has been given an eviction notice by the building owner, Dr. Sam Katz, who has an optometry office at 206 North Michigan Street, in.a building which will be razed. Dr. Katz will be moving to Milt's Grill locati n about February 28, 1971. He stated Mr. Miller and everyone in`the Department of Redevelopment has helped with information and relocation prospects. How- ever, e claims the rentals to relocate are- exorbttant and there are not enough places to relocate all the busi- nesses. Mr. He men stated that the Commission and staff have a moral responsibility and will see to it that the.b,us.i- nesses are properly relocated. Mr. Miller has a t8 t of temporary sites, but businesses may not want to avail themselves of these. Mr. Wi gins advised the Commission has discussed and is a part of an over -all consideration t4at as land becomes vacant with demolition, we may.have some sort of an interin structure or housing to relocate some of the down- town business firms. Mr. As enfelter stated demolitton is being phased and is not at time, thus retaining relocation possibili:ttes, 8. PR GRESS.REPORTS a. Pedestrian Mall Consultants: Mr. Ashenfelter PEDESTRIAN MALI,, advised of a meeting with the 'Pedestrian Mall consultants CENTRAL.DOWNTORN URBAf' last evening, Thursday, November l9, at 7:30 P.M.., Progress RENEWAL PROJECT, R,66 i's bei g made. They are seeking our counsel on the way they should go. No plans, as yet, are being made. Mrs. Janet S. Allen referred to the alley beyond the new garage on Main and Colfax and inquired if we are going to take care of the alleys along with the mall It was in- dicated - certain alleys would be a paht of the project while others would not. b. Southeast Neighborhoods Mr. Ashenfelter advised SOUTHEAST.NEIGHBOR- we att nded a PAC Advisory.Board Meeting,. held Last Tuesday,:HOOD MEETING, TUESDAY, Novemb r 17, 1970. This was to keep them abreast of NOVEMBER.17, 1970 progre s. -10- 6. NEW BUSINESS (Copt " d) Name of Contractor 5A 58 5C Midwest Demolition Corp. $ 8,880.00 $10,410.00 No Charge..` 215 We t Marion Street Will remove South end, Ind. 46601 for salvage. Contra ,t 5A, 5B and 5C was awarded to Midwest Demolition Corpor tion, South Bend- -the apparent low bidder on all three ontracts-- contingent upon Building Commissioner, Mr. Fo rest R. West's report on proof of workmanship capabi ities, as this firm is doing work for the City. Said m tion was made by Mr. Helmen, seconded by Rev. Willia s, and unanimously carried. c. Signs for City - Owned Department Autos: Mr. Ashen - felter displayed the exact size of a decal, at a cost of $3.00 per car - -blue background with white lettering. This decal w.as ,acceptable to the Commission and the lettering is large enough to be seen that the automobile is City- owned. d. Request for Six (6) New City -Owned Autos: Authori- zation was requested to advertise.December 14th for six (6) new City -owned automobiles for delivery in early. 1971. These will not be replacement cars, but for the approximately fifteen (15) new personnel anticipated to handle the workload on Code Enforcement and relocation projects. We now have a total of ten (1) City - owned: cars. Mr. Wi gins moved for the authorization of the advertise- ment f r the six (6) new cars, seconded by Rev. Williams, and un nimously carried. e. questec 1 ocatec Downtov rary rE lease, Stokes by Mr. mously DECALS SELECTED FOR CITY -OWNED AUTOMOBILES ADVERTISEMENT AUTHORIZED FOR. BIDS TO PURCHASE SIX (6) NEW CITY -OWNED AUTO- MOBILES Commercial Lease: Commission approval was re- COMMERCIAL.LEASE APPROVED, for one l Commercial Lease on Parcel No. 3 -12, CENTRAL DOWNTOWN URBAN at 125 West Washington Street, in the Central RENEWAL PROJECT, R -66 n Urban Renewal Project, R -66. This is a tempo location on a thirty (30) day, month -to -month at a cost of $100 per month. The firm is Nancy Book Shop. On motion by Rev. Williams, seconded . Chenney, the above lease was approved, and unani- carried. f. Certificate of Completion: Authori-zation.was .re- CERTIFICATE OF COMPLETION, questec for the President and Secretary to execute the APPROVEd, parcel no. 15 -17, Certificate of Completion to convey Parcel No. 15 -17, L-ASALLE PARK URBAN RENEWAL locatec at 309 South Camden Street, to Bower Homes, Inc., PROJECT, R -57 Mishaw ka, Indiana, in the LaSalle Park Urban Renewal Projec R -57. On motion by Mr. Wiggins, seconded by Rev. W lliams, the title transfer was authorized, and unanim usly carried. -7- 9. NE T "MEETING Tha next Regular Meeting of the Redevelopment Core NEXT IMEETING, missioi will be at 10 :30 A.M., Friday, December 4, 1970, DECEMBER 4,.1970 in the Office of the Department of Redevelopment. 10. ADJOURNMENT On motion duly made and passed by Mr. Helmen, the ADJOURNMENT Meetin adjourned at 11:55 A.M. anfelter; (SEAL) tive Director -12-