HomeMy WebLinkAboutRM 06-02-72SOUTH BEND REDEVELOPMENT COMMISSION
REGULAR MEETING
Ju e 2, 1972
10.30 A. M.
Pr siding Officer:
1.
2.
ROLL CALL
1200 County -City Bldg.
Mr. Fred J. Helmen, 227 W. Jefferson Blvd.
President South Bend, Ind. 46601
Present: Mr. Fred J. Helmen, President
Mr. John E. Chenney, Vice President
Rev. Willie V. Williams, Secretary
Mr. B. L. Wade, Asst. Secretary
Mr. Donald A. Wiggins, Member
Others Present: Mrs. Guy P. Curtis, Secretary, Board of Trustees
Mr. Dan Caesar, WSBT -TV Reporter
Mr. Frank Vellner, WSBT -TV Photographer
Mr. James L.Marchelewicz, WNDU -TV Reporter
Mr. Rick Musser, South Bend Tribune Reporter
Mr. Edgar Seybold, South Bend Civic Planning Assn.
Legal Counsel: Mr. Kevin J. Butler
Mr. James A. Roemer
LPA Staff: Mr. Lloyd S. Taylor Mrs. Dorothy Howell
Mrs. Helen S. King Mr. William Parrish
Mr. Edwin Bauer Mr. William E. Slabaugh
Mrs. Dorothy Z. Deane Mr. Isiaih Steed
APPROVAL OF MINUTES
On motion by Mr. Chenney, seconded by Mr. Wiggins,
th Minutes of the Regular Meeting of May 19, 1972 were
ap roved and unanimously carried.
3.1 APPROVAL OF CLAIMS
MINUTES APPROVED
On motion by Rev. Williams, seconded by Mr. Wade, CLAIMS APPROVED
th claims -- totalling $84,980.62 - -were approved for
pa ment and unanimously carried.
P. .A. CODE ENFORCEMENT E -3
Rehabilitation Loan
Nehmiah & Rosie Lee Newsome
Mildred & Rene Jarrett
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$ 11.00
5.50
3. APPROVAL OF CLAIMS (Cont'd)
Albert & Queen Milon $ 7,270.00
Tom
Horka
35.00
Indiana
Auto Rental
10.14
Lewis
F. Morrow
6.00
South
Bend Tribune
19.30
South
Bend Tribune
22.18
Tri-
County News
20.48
Inc. 1,650.00
Total
7,399.60
P.
.A. CODE ENFORCEMENT E -5
W. Cole & Son, Inc.
$ 5,775.69
Charles
Clyde
B. & Jessie Davis
11.00
Total
5,786.69
PR
JECT EXPENDITURES ACCOUNT FUND R -57
Loan
Peter L. & Rosie L. Harvey
$ 5.50
Rehabilitation
Peter L. & Rosie L. Harvey
70.00
George & Ella Pope - Abar Construction Co.
4,856.00
B 8
J Demolition
1,300.00
De
rickson & Son Construction Co.
100.00
South
Bend Exterminating
30.00
Total
6,361.50
PROJECT EXPENDITURES ACCOUNT FUND R -66
Relocation Claims
Dir
Van Horne & Co., Inc.,
#9 -5
$ 10,000.00
Rodins,
#4 -4 - Paid to
Colip Bros.
4,598.29
Rodins,
#4 -4 - Paid to
Indiana Bell Telephone Co.
144.00
Rodins,
#4 -4
770.00
Rodins,
#4 -4 - Paid to
Tri -City Moving & Storage,
Inc. 1,650.00
t Loss of Property
Rodins, #4 -4
In ividual Relocati
Gracie Hale, #4 -8 - Paid to Keith E. Proud
James Maras, #4 -7
James Maras (Rental Assistance)
James Maras (Dislocation Allowance)
Al ert 0. Bond
Chicago Auto Radiator Co.
Colip Bros., Inc.
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3,557.62
180.00
125.00
450.00
200.00
80.00
5.60
300.00
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APPROVAL OF CLAIMS (Cont'd)
lunity Development Associates, Inc.
ion Hesiben
?11 Construction Co.
iana & Michigan Electric Co.
Tana Glass Co.
)me E. Michaels
)h C. Michaels
:hern Indiana Public Service Co.
,igerated Services
;iebert & Sons Construction Co.
:h Bend Exterminating Co.
:h Bend Tribune
'.h Bend Tribune
:h Bend Water Works
- County News
- County News
Total
REDEVELOPMENT REVOLVING FUND
Payroll: May 16 through May 31, 1972
L. Glenn Barbe
Edwin R. Bauer
Continental Assurance Co.
Dor thy Z. Deane - Petty Cash
Englewood Co.
Int rnational Business Systems
Northern Indiana Public Service Co.
C. . Lee Co.
N.A.H.R.O.
Office Engineers
Ost imer, Inc.
Rin< Riverside Printing, Inc.
Charles W. Roemer
Rom Hammes, Inc.
Sin er General Tire, Inc.
Sou ;h Bend Water Works
Llo d S. Taylor
Don ld A. Wiggins
J. Werntz & Son, Inc.
Total
GRAND TOTAL
4. 1 COMMUNICATIONS
a. HUD letter dated May 17, 1972: This letter,
over the signature of Mr. Stephen J. Havens, Director,
Ope ations Division, approves Certificate of Non -Cash
Local Grant -in -Aid for sixteen room additions to the
Was ington High School to raise design capacity to
2,0 0 students, in the amount of $60,556.00, in the
LaS Ile Park Urban Renewal Project, R -57.
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$ 700.00
204.00
17,331.80
15.54
48.00
100.00
100.00
528.51
148.50
1,084.49
55.00
27.07
22.75
35.72
49.46
29.30
42,540.65
$ 19,293.99
335.70
97.33
1,918.00
42..23
21.75
44.31
57.38
8.91
300.00
60.75
20.55
3.58
200.00
45.40
89.48
9.12
273.86
65.00
4.84
22,892.18
$ 84,980.62
NON -CASH LOCAL GRANT -
IN -AID APPROVED FOR
WASHINGTON HIGH SCHOOL,
R -57
4.
COMMUNICATIONS (Cont'd)
b. HUD telegram dated May 30, 1972:
over the signature of Mr. Steven J. Hans,
approves Federal Grant for S1 Relocation,
amount of $871,000.00.
This telegram, FEDERAL GRANT APPROVED
Area Director, FOR S1 RELOCATION,
Ind. R -66, in R -66
Mr. Taylor advised this covers the amendatory filed, S1
Relocation, which is for the difference in calculating
the relocation costs, for all relocatees in R -66, from
the former method to the higher payments covered by the
197D amended Relocation Act. This also anticipates all
future relocation costs on the difference of calculating
on the old method and the new amended Act. These are
retroactive payments mandated by new legislation on re-
location.
5. OLD BUSINESS
None.
6. NEW BUSINESS
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a. Change Order No. 10 to Phase I Contract: Access CHANGE ORDER NO. 10
to be provided into the area north of Monroe Street, TO PHASE I CONTRACT
Columbia Street to the St. Joseph River, for people APPROVED, R -66
ing in the area, residents, construction crews, fire
police vehicles, as well as our site office. In the
inal design, the access was off Jefferson Boulevard,
in working with the Police Department and the Traffic
neer, it was determined the Monroe Street location was
tter place for the ramps. These plans are a trade
esign.
Thi Change Order covers the above additions and deletions,
res lting in an increase in the contract amount of
$6, 04.48, with no change in time.
Mr. Wade moved for approval of Change Order No. 10 to
Phase I Contract, R -66, seconded by Mr. Wiggins, and
unanimously carried.
b. Demolition Contract No. 25: On May 5, 1972, DEMOLITION CONTRACT
fission authorized Demolition Contract No. 25 to be NO. 25 AWARDED TO
advertised for demolition bids, covering the follow- JULIUS O'NEAL TRUCKING
parcels: CO., R -66
6 -1 Rubin Cleaners, 217 E. Jefferson Blvd
6 -2 Robt. Blum Lodge, St. Joseph St. from L.W.E.
to E. Jefferson Blvd.
14 -2 J. Elmer Peak, 320 L.W.E.
15 -1 W. End Jefferson Bridge (Remove 5 casings,
beams and sign)
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NEW BUSINESS (Cont'd)
15 -5 Slick's Laundry, 317 L.W.E.
15 -6 Slick's Laundry, 325 -329 L.W.E.
15 -7 Henry Roth, 335 -339 L.W.E.
16 -1A House, 202 Columbia
16 -2 House, 405 L.W.E.
16 -3 House, 409 L.W.E.
16 -4 House, 413 L.W.E.
17 -1 Sign, 402 L.W.E.
17 -2B House, 312 Columbia
17 -9 Sign, 420 -426 L.W.E.
28 -1 House, 527 L.W.E.
28 -8 House, 575 L.W.E.
28 -12 House, 633 E. Monroe
28 -13 House, 637 E. Monroe
28 -14 House and Garage, 643 E. Monroe
28 -15 House and Garage, 647 E. Monroe
28 -16 Garage, 647 E. Monroe
:rtisement appeared in The South Bend Tribune and Tri-
ity News on May 12 and 19, 1972, with bid opening date
iay 31, 1972, at 1:00 P.M., E.S.T., in the Department
Zedevelopment. Five (5) firms submitted bids out of
(6) who received plans and their bids were:
Name of Contractor
Bid Amount
Cleveland Wrecking Company $ 52,600.00
3801 Milwaukee Avenue
Chicago, Illinois 60641
Ho ell Construction Company $ 27,990.00
111 E. Windsor
E1 hart, Ind. 46514
Julius O'Neal Trucking Company $ 26,059.00
1717 N. Elmer Street
South Bend, Ind. 46628
Mi west Demolition Corporation $ 27,480.00
21E W. Marion
South Bend, Ind. 46601
Ed Siebert & Sons Construction Co. $ 29,019.00
131 E. Second Street
Michigan City, Ind. 46360
On motion by Mr. Wiggins, seconded by Rev. Williams,
Demolition Contract No. 25 was awarded to the low
bidder: Julius O'Neal Trucking Company, in bid
amount of $26,059.00, and the President and Secretary
be authorized to enter into a contract, subject to
ap roval of Commission Legal Counsel and HUD concur -
re ce. Motion unanimously carried.
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c. Demolition Contract 27 -A, 27 -B & 27 -C: Commission
authorized advertising for Demolition Contract 27 -A, 27 -B
anc 27 -C in Commission meeting of May 5, 1972. Advertise -
me t appeared in The South Bend Tribune and Tri- County
News on May 12 and 19, 1972, with a bid opening date of
Ma 31, 1972, at 3:00 P.M., E.S.T., in the Department of
Re evelopment, covering the following parcels:
NO. 27 -A:
21 -1 Peanut Shop, 301 S. Michigan
21 -16 Dr. Fizdale, 303 -305 S. Michigan
9 -16 Business Systems, 128 S. Main
9 -17 Readmore, 130 -132 S. Main
CONTRACT NO. 27 -B:
3 -12 Book Nook, 125 W. Washington
3 -13 Christian Science Reading Room, 123 W. Wash.
3 -14 News Stand, 121 W. Washington
3 -15 Rancho House, 119 W. Washington
3 -16 Power Discount Drugs, 117 W. Washington
CONTRACT NO. 27 -C:
8 -5 Becher Shoes, 108 S. Michigan
12 -5 Samuel Brown, 208 -210 S. Michigan
Fi a (5) bids were received out of seven (7) who received
pl ns and the bids received were:
OF CONTRACTOR
C1 veland Wrecking Company
38 1 Milwaukee Avenue
Ch1cago, Illinois 60641
Ho ell Construction Company
11 E. Windsor
E1 hart, Ind. 46514
Julius O'Neal Trucking Co.
17 7 N. Elmer Street
So th Bend, Ind. 46628
DEMOLITION CONTRACT
AWARDED TO:
27 -A: JULIUS O'NEAL
TRUCKING CO.
27 -B: MIDWEST DEMOLI-
TION CORP.
27 -C: HOWELL CONSTRUC-
TION CO., INC.
CONTRACT CONTRACT CONTRACT
NO. 27 -A NO. 27 -B NO. 27 -C
$28,960 $31,860 $34,780
$19,800 $28,500 $27,000
$16,000 $23,000 $28,000
Mi west Demolition Corp. $19,940 $22,810 $30,912
21E W. Marion
SOL th Bend, Ind. 46601
Ed Siebert & Sons Contracting Co. $23,000 $25,650 $36,852
131 East 2nd Street
Mi higan City, Ind. 46360
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NEW BUSINESS (Cont'd)
recommendation was that these contracts be awarded
the apparent low bidders:
27 -A Julius O'Neal Trucking Co. $16,000
27 -B Midwest Demolition Corporation 22,810
27 -C Howell Construction Company 27,000
motion by Rev. Williams, seconded by Mr. Wiggins, De-
ition Contract 27 -A, 27 -B and 27 -C were awarded to the
ve -noted low bidders, and the President and Secretary
authorized to enter into contracts, subject to ap-
val of Commission Legal Counsel and HUD concurrence.
ion unanimously carried.
d. Petition to South Bend Council to amend Zonin
Ordinance: Mr. Kevin Butler, Commission Legal Counsel,
ad ised in order to submit a petition for rezoning ordi-
na ces, it is necessary that 50% of the property owners
of South Bend, or 50% of the property owners within the
area, join in the Petition. Our staff is making a deter -
mi ation as to whether the Department of Redevelopment
ow s more than 50% of the property.
thi
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no,
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authority by the Commission at this time would empower
Executive Director to sign the petition on behalf of
Department of Redevelopment. If the Department does
own at least 50 %, by joining with the City as second
itioner, we can proceed.
Area A: This is the entire area of R- 66 - -all zoned
"Heavy Industrial." This area will be re-
zoned for proper useage. Zoning for "Heavy
Industrial" is "E -1." "D" is Light and "E"
Heavy.
Area B: The area in the Southwest Section of R -66,
which will be residential, is the area we
are asking to be rezoned as "Residential"- -
the North line of Wayne Street and South.
The entire remaining area in R -66 will be
requested for "C" zoning, "Commercial ",
from "D" Light and "E" Heavy Industrial.
On "Residential ", it will be multi - family
"B" Residential, with "G" Height and Area
zoning classification. "G" will allow 12
stories.
On motion by Mr. Wiggins, seconded by Mr. Chenney, the
Executive Director was authorized to sign the Petition
on behalf of the Department of Redevelopment. Motion
was unanimously carried.
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PETITION SIGNATURE
AUTHORIZED FOR AMEND-
ING ZONING ORDINANCE,
R -66
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NEW BUSINESS (Cont'd)
e. St. Joseph Realty Building, Parcel No. 13 -3: PURCHASE OF PARCEL
fission authorization was requested to purchase this NO. 13 -3 AUTHORIZED,
ding, which is the College of Commerce Building, for R -66
)tal amount of $299,000.00. We will demolish the
ding.
On motion by Mr. Wiggins, seconded by
authority to purchase Parcel No. 13 -3,
of $299,000.00, was granted and motion
carried.
f. Resolution No. 401:
ac uisition of property by
following:
Parcel No.
Owner
Mr. Chenney,
for the amount
unanimously
This Resolution authorizes RESOLUTION NO. 401
condemnation, Ind. R -66, for ADOPTED, R -66
Concurred -in Ac-
quisition Price
8 -2 May Jane Hastings Dunfee $ 48,665.00
8 -3 Office Engineers, Inc. 104,248.00
Mr. Taylor advised this is a friendly conder:m ation suit.
We have not received HUD concurrence on updated appraisals,
an to get by that road block since last November is to
go into a friendly suit on condemnation. The owner of
thE property did not want to go to condemnation. They
only want to receive a fair price for their property.
Mr Wiggins moved for the adoption of Resolution No. 401,
seconded by Mr. Chenney and unanimously carried.
g. Resolution No. 402: This Resolution authorizes RESOLUTION NO. 402
the execution of redevelopment agreement for disposition ADOPTED, R -57
of land and the execution of warranty deed for transfer
of title thereto, for conveyance to Place and Company,
In ., Parcel No. 21 -9, located on 100 block of South
Io a Street, in the amount of $803.00, Ind. R -57.
Place and Company, Inc. also submitted plans for Com-
mission acceptance to build a house for a customer on
the above lot, which is 80' x 129'. The cost of the
house is $21,100.00.
Mr Chenney moved for the adoption of Resolution No.
40 , and the acceptance of the above plans, as sub-
mitted. Motion seconded by Mr. Chenney and unani-
mously carried.
h. Rehabilitation Grant, R -57: Authorization
was requested for one Rehabilitation Grant, in the
La alle Park Urban Renewal Project, Ind. R -57, for
Pm el No. 2 -14, located at 2613 Newcomb Street, in
th amount of $3,500.00, which is a combination grant
anU Section 312 loan.
REHABILITATION GRANT
APPROVED, PARCEL NO.
2 -14, R -57
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NEW BUSINESS (Cont'd)
ion by Mr. Chenney, seconded by Mr. Wade, the
grant was approved and motion unanimously carried.
i. Rehabilitation Grants, E -5: Authorization was FOUR (4) REHABILITA-
re uested for four 4 Rehabilitation Grants, in the TION GRANTS APPROVED,
Mo el Cities East Code Enforcement Project, E -5, for the PARCEL NOS. 32 -4, 32 -28,
following: 32 -29 & 37 -4, E -5
Parcel
No.
Address
Grant Amount
32-4
1012
W.
Jefferson Blvd.
$ 2,218.00
32-28
1148
W.
Jefferson Blvd.
3,494.00
32-29
1152
W.
Jefferson Blv.
2,527.00
374
1116
W.
Thomas St.
1,854.00
On motion by Mr. Wiggins, seconded by Mr. Wade, the
ab ve grants were approved and motion unanimously
ca ried.
j. Annual Meeting of State Chapter of NAHRO: STAFF AUTHORIZED TO
Au horization was requested for six 6 staff members, ATTEND STATE CHAPTER
Plus any of the Commissioners who may wish to attend the ANNUAL MEETING OF
Annual Meeting of the State Chapter of NAHRO, June 28 NAHRO
th ough 30, 1972, in Nashville, Brown County, Indiana.
Thl Commissioners had other commitments and would not be
at ending the session.
On motion by Mr. Wiggins, seconded by Rev. Williams, six
(6 staff members were authorized to attend. Motion
un nimously carried.
k. Resolution Nos. 403 & 404: These Resolutions
au horize the submission to City Council for approval
of amendatory application for Code Enforcement Contract
fot funding the second action year projects:
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Resolution No. 403: Northeast Code Enforcement
Project, Ind. E -3
Resolution No. 404: Model Cities East Code
Enforcement Project, E -5
Taylor said originally these were three -year Code
orcement Projects. HUD did not know how we would
our money for the second year. HUD approved the
st year funding and have requested we submit an
ndatory Application for the second year. Any
ey left over from the first year operation runs
ough the second year. For the second year, HUD
l fund $300,000.00 for the two projects - -or
0,000.00 for each project. This is the amount
mitted for the Amendatory Application.
RESOLUTIONS ADOPTED
NO. 403: E -3
NO. 404: E -5
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NEW BUSINESS (Cont'd)
Mr. Chenney moved for the adoption
40 and 404, seconded by Mr. Wade
ca ried.
of Resolution Nos.
and unanimously
1. Change Order No. 2 to Demolition Contract No.
23-B: This Change Order requests an extension of
ninety (90) calendar days to perform the demolition
wo k on Contract 23 -B. This delay was due to not re-
ceiving HUD signatory approval sooner. The bids were
taken on January 12 and HUD concurrence to award the
contract was not received until May 1. Legally a bidder
onl needs to hold their bid for sixty (60) days, after
which time the bidder can state they are no longer inter-
ested.
The recommendation to the Commission is they authorize
the extension of time. The change order is dated May 19,
1972 and the ninety (90) day extension would be from
that date. The contractor will probably complete it
in less time. If this was to be re- advertised and rebid
it Would take longer.
On otion by Mr. Wade, seconded by Mr. Chenney, Change
Or er No. 2 to Demolition Contract No. 23 -B was approved
an unanimously carried.
CHANGE ORDER NO. 2
TO DEMOLITION CONTRACT
23 -B APPROVED, R -66
m. Southeast, Ind. A -10 Project: Mr. Taylor ad- SOUTHEAST PROJECT,
vied the Commissioners of the meeting of the Southeast IND. A -10
Neighborhood PAC Committee with the HUD Officials, in
Indianapolis. We have received a letter from Mr. David
Ma r indicating the discussions held at that meeting.
The Commission suggested a meeting be set with the PAC
Executive Committee and the Redevelopment Commission, in
the Redevelopment Office, to see what can be done and
what success the PAC Committee had in Indianapolis. The
Executive Director was requested to get in touch with
Mr. Garrett Mullins to set up this meeting.
7.1 PROGRESS REPORTS
a. Business Relocation, R -66: Mr. John A. Kotzen- BUSINESS RELOCATION,
ma her, Business Relocation Officer, submitted a written R -66
rep rt, for May's activities:
5 claims
for moving expenses
$ 95,184.66
1 claim
for direct loss of property
3,000.00
1 claim
for alternate payment
9,692.75
Total relocation payments $107,877.41
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PROGRESS REPORTS (Cont'd)
Firms moving to new locations
Community News Stand, #3 -14 5 -26 -72
Fannie May Candies, #9 -2 5 -31 -72
Capitol Hearing Aid, #6 -2 5 -24 -72
b. Downtown Rehabilitation, R -66: Mr. Edwin R. DOWNTOWN REHABILITA-
!r, Reha > itation Architect, submitted a written re- TION, R -66
for May's activities:
Sto e renovation in progress at 127 N. Michigan Street,
whi h will have a new store front facing Michigan Mall
and a new entranceway at rear service drive, Polk Court.
Interior and exterior work is completed at the old Ameri-
can Bank building, with exception of approved sign not
yet installed. Two tenants, relocated and operating,
and third tenant to move in this week. Clock will have
a face lift and new sign.
The new Sherland Building is continuing work on upper
flo rs, corridors, office and building facilities.
Site demolition virtually completed at 124 S. Michigan
Street. Muia Construction Company is apparent low bidder
to onstruct space for the Family Book Store at same site.
Following Mall site preliminary plans for building and
site development have been received for:
208 -210 S. Michigan Street properties adjacent
to State Theatre and facing the St. Joseph Bank
and Trust Arcade - -three tenant occupancy.
301 -305 S. Michigan Street at Wayne for a one -
story building - -four tenant occupancy.
401 -415 S. Michigan Street at Western Avenue
for a one -story building- -small truck terminal,
distribution office, and retail outlet for local
news agency.
Abo a proposals are subject to Commission approval,
Urb n Design review and Sign Committee action.
Dev toper interest centers on West Washington Street
bet een Michigan Street and Main Street, both sides
of treet, as properties become available.
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PROGRESS REPORTS (Cont'd)
c. Property Management: Rev. Kirk submitted a
wri ten report on Property Management:
The rent roll for May is $6,767.00 - -a decrease of
$375.00 from last month, reflecting moving of Van
Hor e & Company. Three firms moved: Army -Navy
Dis ount Store, 320 S. Michigan Street; Capitol
Hearing Aid, 201 E. Jefferson Blvd.; and Community
News, 121 W. Washington. Residential tenant moved
fro 314 Columbia Street.
On the vandalism, Mr. Taylor advised security would
cost us more than the vandalism. Most of the property
belongs to the demolition contractors. Vandalism is
a problem -- whether it is ours, contractors, or others.
d. Rehabilitation Report, Site Offices: Mr.
Richard A. Madison, Reh a bilitation Director, submitted
a written report on his staff's activities:
On E -3: 18 initial inspections, 6 progress inspections,
3 re- inspections, and 3 final inspections have
been completed.
On R-57: 3 progress inspections and 1 final inspection
have been completed.
On E -5: 23 initial inspections and 3 progress inspec-
tions have been completed.
Our Homemakers staff for the E -3 Code Enforcement are
no located at the Northeast Neighborhood Center, 801
North Notre Dame Avenue. They are bringing many services
to the area and are working closely with our staff. A
Di gnostic Survey has been completed on the E -5 area for
thE second year program. Social servcices, including
fo d stamps, social security benefits and housing, have
been rendered to four families.
ThE Financial Advisors are currently processing 50
cases.
e. Relocation Progress Report: Mrs. Dorothy
Ho ell, Director of Residential Relocation, also sub -
mi ted a written report:
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6: Workload of eight - -4 families and 4 individuals.
Two individuals moved - -one with a sister, one
purchased a home, one plans to move into Carroll
Apartments by June 9th, one to move June 5, one
moved prior to acquisition, working with legal
guardian on another -- working with remaining
workload.
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PROPERTY MANAGEMENT
REHABILITATION RE-
PORTS, R -57, E -3 &
E -5 OFFICES
RELOCATION PROGRESS
REPORT
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PROGRESS REPORTS (Cont'd)
de: Workload of two, both substandard. One
family moved on their own.
R-57: Waiting for approval of amendatory.
Kaley School Site: Workload one family, temporarily
reTo—c-a-t-e-cT. Loan application approved for pur-
chase. Owner decided not to sell. Loan ap-
plication to be resubmitted for another pur-
chase.
Open Space: Workload two families and one individual.
Family waiting for approval of 235 loan; indi-
vidual waiting for public housing. One church -
owned property pending.
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Workload of three - -two families and one individual.
Family registered at Housing Authority, family
pending for eligibility benefits, individual look-
ing for home.
COMMENDATION
Mrs. Guy P. Curtis, Secretary of the Redevelopment
rd of Trustees, commended the Redevelopment Commission
Executive Director:
"I can see things are moving downtown. I want to
compliment you. You are getting ahead. You are
doing your job - -it is evident.
"Your Executive Director is also on the job.
"I think you are really going forward."
NEXT MEETING
The next Regular Meeting of the Redevelopment Com-
mi Sion will be at 10:30 A.M., Friday, June 16, 1972,
in the Office of the Department.
10� ADJOURNMENT
On motion duly made and passed by Rev. Williams,
se onded by Mr. Chenney, the meeting adjourned at 11:25
A. .
REDEVELOPMENT COM-
MISSION & EXECUTIVE
DIRECTOR COMMENDED
BY TRUSTEE
NEXT MEETING,
JUNE 16, 1972
ADJOURNMENT
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