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Home My WebLink AboutRM 07-06-73SOUTH BEND REDEVELOPMENT COMMISSION REGULAR MEETING Jul 6, 1973 10.0 A. M. 1200 County -City Bldg. Presiding Officer: Mr. Fred J. Helmen 227 W. Jefferson Blvd. President South Bend, Ind. 46601 1. I ROLL CALL Present: Mr. Fred J. Helmen, President Mr. John E. Chenney, Vice President Rev. Willie V. Williams, Secretary Mr. Donald A. Wiggins, Member Absent: Mr. B. L. Wade, Assistant Secretary News Media: Mr. Dean Alexander, WSJV -TV Reporter Mrs. Sally Lowe, WSBT -TV Reporter Mr. James L. Marchelewicz, WNDU -TV Reporter Mr. Bill Stoner, The South Bend Tribune Others Present: Mr. F. Jay Nimtz, President, Board of Trustees Mrs. Sandy Greenhut, South Bend Art Association, Inc Mr. Edgar Seybold, South Bend Civic Planning Assn. Legal Counsel: Mr. Charles A. Sweeney LPA Staff: Mr. Charles F. Lennon, Jr. Mrs. Dorothy N. Howell Mrs. Helen S. King Mr. John A. Kotzenmacher Mr. Frank J. Alford Mr. William J. Parrish Mr. C. Wayne Brownell Mr. Bill E. Slabaugh Mrs. Dorothy Z. Deane Mr. Cecil Welter Mr. William C. Ellison 2. APPROVAL OF MINUTES On motion by Mr. Chenney, seconded by Rev. Williams and MINUTES APPROVED un nimously carried, the Minutes of the Special Meeting held in lieu of Regular Meeting of June 15, 1973 were approved. 3.I APPROVAL OF CLAIMS On motion by Rev. Williams, seconded by Mr. Chenney, the CLAIMS APPROVED cl ims -- totalling $242,119.59 - -were approved for payment. - 1 - 3. APPROVAL OF CLAIMS (Copt "d� CODE ENFORCEMENT E -3 Re abilitation Loan Neimiah & Rosie Newsome, #30 -25 - Paid to Sanfaye, Inc. $ 1,560.00 Abstract Co. of St. Joseph County 15.00 Credit Bureau of South Bend, Inc. 22.00 Gertrude Barth - Petty Cash Reimbursement 75.00 Clyde L. & Barbara J. Fulce 181.00 La ate & Ora Lee Owens 22.00 Ma guerite Taylor, Director of Northeast Neighborhood Center 317.15 Te ple Tree Service 195.00 Total 5 E ENFORCEMENT E -5 abilitation Grants Martha Pinnyei, #33 -3 - Paid to Stanley Walczak Con- struction Co. $ 1,421.34 Omiah & Willie Mae Johnson, #29 -5 - Paid to Stanley Walczak Construction Co. 3,500.00 abilitation Loan T.O.T., Inc., c/o Boris Schuster, #2 -3 131.00 Ab tract Co. of St. Joseph County 15.00 Cr dit Bureau of South Bend, Inc. 6.55 Levis Morrow 21.00 Ri th -Riley Construction Co., Inc. 15,027.11 Ma garet Rush 13.99 Sears, Roebuck & Co. 479.97 Sears, Roebuck & Co. 180.45 S1 tsky -Peitz Plumbing & Heating Co., Inc. 24.23 Total $ 20,820.6T MERRY AVENUE PROJECT trude Barth - Petty Cash Reimbursement $ 33.70 Ge Total $ 0 PROJECT EXPENDITURES ACCOUNT FUND, IND. A -10 Co. of St. Joseph County, Inc. $ 680.00 Abstract Abstract & Title Corporation 70.00 Abstract & Title Corporation 210.00 Gertrude Barth - Petty Cash Reimbursement 120.00 Ruti M. Hoover 3,300.00 Pla t -Ad, Inc, 58.20 San orn Map Co., Inc. 120.00 Total 4,558.20 I!AE 3' APPROVAL OF CLAIMS (Cont'd) PROJECT EXPENDITURES ACCOUNT FUND, IND. R =57 ocation Claims Irma Torres, #7-18 (Dislocation Allowance) $ 200.00 Re Irma Torres, #7 -18 125.00 Re abilitation Grants Rosina Jones, #43 -10 - Paid to Snyder Enterprise 3,487.00 William & Gloria Tuberville, #19 -15 - Paid to Woodcox Building Contractor, Inc. 4,419.00 Ab tract & Title Corporation 10.00 Abstract Co. of St. Joseph County 15.00 Abstract Co. of St. Joseph County 15.00 Ar more Home Improvements, Inc. 15.00 Credit Bureau of South Bend, Inc. 5.50 Ge trude Barth - Petty Cash Reimbursement 64.00 Lester Menzie, Time Realty 35.00 South Bend Exterminating 30.00 The South Bend Tribune 189.50 Tri- County News 28.98 Total $ 8,638.98 PROJECT EXPENDITURES ACCOUNT FUND, IND. R -66 Estate Purchase- George Sands Estate, #22 -3A $ 1,325.00 Real Abstract & Title Corporation 320.00 Abstract Co. of St. Joseph Co. 15.00 Albert Bond 120.00 Gertrude Barth - Petty Cash Reimbursement 80.00 I & M Electric 23.83 Lewis F. Morrow 21.00 P.E.A., Ind. R -57 28,425.16 Sou h:Bend Exterminating Co. 30.00 South Bend Water Works 55.65 Cly e E. Williams & Associates, Inc. and Simonds & Simonds, Joint Venture 22,965.74 Total 53,381.38 RED VELOPMENT REVOLVING FUND Payroll: June 16, 1973 to June 30, 1973 $ 17,551.29 Frank J. Alford 65.11 Gertrude E. Barth 14.70 Bus ness Systems 169.38 Co unity Development (May 16 - 31; June 1 -15) 2,724.72 H. S. Cover Co. 66.88 -3- 3. APPROVAL OF CLAIMS (Cont'd) Freeman-Spicer, Inc. Gates Chevrolet Corporation 1973 I.A.H.R.O. Conference I. B. M. I. & M. Electric Company Indiana Bell Telephone Co. Indiana Transit Service, Inc. International Business Machines Corporation Ma ri Jewelers Janes R. Meehan & Associates Mc affery Co., Inc. National Research Bureau, Inc. Northern Indiana Public Service Company Office Engineers, Inc. Proud Moving & Storage, Inc. Rin Riverside Printing, Inc. Roe er, Sweeney, Butler & Simeri Sch'llings Printing Co., Inc. Sou h Bend Water Works Xer x Corporation Total URBAN REDEVELOPMENT FUND Hattie M. Jones (Dislocation Allowance) Hat ie M. Jones (Moving Expense) Hat ie M. Jones - Paid to LaSalle Park Homes Ber ice Dean (Dislocation Allowance) Ber ice Dean (Moving Expense) Ber ice Dean - Paid to Housing Authority, City of South Bend Ber ice Dean - Paid to Northern Indiana Public Service Martha Futrell - Paid to Indiana Auto Truck Rental Montana Smith (Dislocation Allowance) Les ie Deal I. & M. Electric Company (PAC) NAH 0 Total SUP LEMENT P.E�A., IND. R -57 Positive Action Development Committee P.E.IA., IND. R -66 P.E Riel A., Ind. R -57 (to close out R -57) furniture and fixtures 11 Construction Co. h -Riley Construction Co., Inc. =W Total Total $ 12.00 32.36 121.00 8.00 27.95 774.15 7.30 138.46 159.00 350.14 4.45 72.38 19.68 13.10 320.00 25.70 200.00 347.75 9.24 744.40 $- 23,979.1 $ 200.00 265.00 122.00 200.00 195.00 113.25 35.00 28.29 200.00 80.00 2.50 25.00 $- -1 ,466.04 $ 1,630.00 1,630.00 $ 5,390.70 78,504.36 38,076.80 $ 12 , 7 .8 3. kPPROVAL OF CLAIMS (Cont'dj P.E.A., IND, A-10 Positive Action Development Committee $ 3,460.00 Total 3, •60.00 GRAND TOTAL $.242,119.59 4. COMMUNICATIONS a. HUD letter dated June 20, 1973: This letter, over MALL COSTS, R -66 the signature of Miss Fredi Beth Rolsky, Community Develop- ment Representative, is in reference to our request for inf )rmation on Item I, Site Improvement Cost and Engineer- ing Design for the Mall, Project Indiana R -66. HUDI's letter reiterates that the engineering costs are an ligible expense. HUD letter dated June 25, 1973: This letter, over NDP URBAN RENEWAL the signature of Mr. Choice Edwards, Acting Director, ad- PLAN APPROVED, A -10 vises the local approvals submitted in support of the Urban Renewal Plan for the NDP have been found satisfactory. HUD requested we must demonstrate to the Office of the Area Cou sel that the statutorily required two appraisals were use to calculate the estimated cost of land acquisition. Mr.lLennon advised we have responded to this letter. HUD letter dated June 26, 1973: This letter, over LEGAL AID FEES the signature of Mr. Thomas P. McNally, Area Counsel, is in response to a memo written by Legal Aid Attorney relating to payment of legal fees for routine representation of re- loc tees, under our Mrs. Dorothy Howell's office. Consulting with the Regional Office, HUD Area Office concludes for South Bend to limit a displaced person's choice of repre- sentation in the purchase of a replacement housing unit to subsidized counsel or to the South Bend Redevelopment Counsel is unduly restrictive, not authorized either by HUD's regula- tio s or statute and may be a circumvention of the Uniform Rel cation and Land Acquisition Policies Act of 1970. No prof of 1 onclusions can be drawn from the information presented rding the reimbursement of an expanded class of expenses osed by the South Bend Legal Aid Society without benefit urther explanation. - 5 - 4. 1 COMMUNICATIONS (Cont'd d. HUD letter dated June 28 ;'1973 This letter, over WAGE RATE DECISION the signature of Mr. Daniel B, Bowman, Assistant Director, FOR DEMOLITION & Technical Services Branch, enclosed a Wage Rate Decision SITE CLEARANCE issued by the Department of Labor dated June 25, 1973. CONTRACT NO. 3, E -3 These wage rates will expire October 22, 1973. If con- struction starts on or before this day, the wage decision will be considered valid and in effect for the duration of subject project. Con ract No. 3 involves demolition of: Parcels 26 -15, at 21 N. St. Peter Street; 30 -34, at 701 N. Eddy Street; and 35 -9, at 712 N. Hill Street. a. HUD letter dated June 28, 1973: This letter, over WAGE RATE DECISION the signature of Mr. Daniel B. Bowman, Assistant Director, FOR DEMOLITION & Tec nical Services Branch, enclosed a Wage Rate Decision SITE CLEARANCE iss ed by the Department of Labor dated June 25, 1973. CONTRACT NO. 1, Thee also will expire October 22, 1973. This covers E -3, E -5 & R -57 Contract No. 1, for scattered sites, in the E -3, E -5 and R-57 Projects. Mr. Alford had the Pre - Construction Con- ference yesterday. Julius O'Neal Trucking Company has the awa d for this contract and we can now issue the Notice to Pro eed. f. HUD letter dated June 29, 1973: This letter, over PRE - CONSTRUCTION the signature of Mr. Herman K. Walker, Director, Equal CONFERENCE, CONTRACT Opportunity, informed our EEO Officer that the Pre- Construc- NO. 1, E -3, E -5 & tion Conference for the scattered sites Contract No. 1 is R -57 to be held July 3, 1973, at 3:00 P.M., Tuesday, in the HUD Area Office, Indianapolis, Indiana. (This meeting was later rescheduled for July 5th). Mr. Lennon advised both Contract No. 1 and No. 3 can now beg n immediately. On otion by Mr. Wiggins, seconded by Rev. Williams, the abo a letters are to be received and placed on file. Mot on was unanimously carried. 5. OLD BUSINESS Sculpturing, Pedestrian Warr: Mrs. Sandy Greenhut, THE SOUTH BEND ART representing The South Bend Art Association, Inc., pre- ASSOCIATION, INC., sented a letter dated June 29, 1973, directed to the Re- SCULPTURE REQUEST, development Board, over the signature of Mr. James R. MALL, R -66 McCaffery, President, regarding the sculpturing for the Pede trian Way (Mall) Project, R -66. Mr. ennon read this letter to the Commission and audience in i s entirety. �:i� 5. 1 OLD BUSINESS (Cont'd ThE Art Center is encouraging open competition for sculpture in the Mall Project. They feel area and local artists should be given the opportunity to submit renderings along with persons from other parts of the country. They are also re- commending that a panel of experts be named to jury the com- pe ition, and, in so doing, enhance the image of South Bend an create an atmosphere favorable to the development of ar in our area and insure the best possible selection pro- Mr. Lennon advised sometime ago the Commission had discussed sculpturing for the Mall and authorized the staff to prepare, based on the recommendation of Phil Simonds, (our architec- tural consultant), a work schedule and the location of where th sculpture will go. Mr. Simonds will have this for Com- mission recommendation and discussion. We will have a range of hat will be desirable and satisfactory, and the locations. 6. 1NEW BUSINESS a. Amendatory, Indiana R -66: Mr. Lennon advised the staff AMENDATORY, has been working on the minor plan change for the 20 acres of INDIANA R -66 land, located on the west side of the river bank. Because of the new state law, we must have a Public Hearing on two appraisals to be used for the following parcels: Parcel No. Building, 2 -5 Water Works 2 -12 Volcano 4 -24 Small parcel on St. Joseph River by Parcel No. 4 -23. 21 -15 Avon Theatre 21 -13 King's Clothing Store The e would be too costly to rehabilitate; consequently, they wer placed back on the list. We ould like to schedule a Special Commission Meeting, for Jul 16, 1973, at 1:30 P.M., in this Office, for Commission action on Resolution No. 456, approving minor changes to the Urb n Renewal Plan. This action must also come before the Are Plan Commission which will meet July 17, 1973; and before the Common Council, for their meeting of July 23, 1973. Legal notices are to be published, with a Public Hearing before the Redevelopment Commission in Regular Commission meeting of August 3, 1973. This will also be presented to the Michiana Area Council of Governments. Mr. Lennon advised the Amendatory for the R -66 Project Area, developed in September of 1972, did not have the following parcels of land on the contract: -7- M NEW BUSINESS (Cont'd Parcel No. Building 2 -1 LaSalle Hotel 2 -1A LaSalle Hotel Lot 3 -4 3 -5 ) All purchased by City for 3 -6 } 1st Parking Structure prior 3 -7 ) to project. 3 -8 } 3 -17 News & Book Center 4 -23 Old I &M Generator Plant 5 -3 Water Works Garage 8 -14 ) Purchased by City for 2nd 8 -15 ) Parking Structure 21 -7 Goodyear Goodyear was taken off the list. They rehabilitated it themselves. When it appeared in October that we would be receiving only a small portion of the funds requested- - not the $9 Million, but only $2 Million, Redevelopment Comnission requested the following be placed back on the acq isition list: Parcel No. Building 2 -5 Water Works 2 -12 Volcano 4 -24 Small Parcel on River by 4 -23 12 -16 15' x 26' Parcel behind St. Joseph Bank 21 -13 King's Clothing Store 21 -15 Avon Theatre 28 -12 ) 28 -13 ) 28 -14 ) Residential foot of Monroe 28 -15 ) 28 -16 ) 29 -1 Grand Trunk on East Side of River Swe ney's, the LaSalle and Main Street Parking Lot by Sweeney's, and Inwood's Annex remain on the original R -66 acquisition list. Add tional information will be required for: The Katz Building at Main and Colfax Palais Royale Oliver Theatre Building Wyman's Building Odd Fellow's Building -8- 6.I On un< sei Ofi NEW BUSINESS (Cont'd) motion by Rev. Williams, seconded by Mr. Chenney and nimously carried, the Special Commission Meeting is for Monday, July 16, 1973, at 1:30 P.M., in the ice of the Department of Redevelopment. b. Proclaimer Certificate No. 5: Authorization was PROCLAIMER CERTIFICATE recuested for the Executive Direc tor to execute Proclaimer NO. 5 AUTHORIZED FOR Certificate No. 5, relative to establishment of fair market EXECUTION, R -66 value for property to be acquired, Project Indiana R -66, as shown on Schedule A, for 15 feet rear of Parcel No. 12 -16. On motion by Mr. Chenney, seconded by Mr. Wiggins and unani- mo sly carried, the Executive Director was authorized to ex cute Proclaimer Certificate No. 5. c. Change Order No. 8 to Contracts A. B C and D; Ap- CHANGE ORDER NO. 8 pr val was requested of this Change Order with Rieth -Riley TO CONTRACTS A, B, C Construction Co., Inc., for a decrease in contract amount & D APPROVED, E -3 of $785.85, in the Northeast Code Enforcement Project, Indiana E -3. Mr. Lennon advised this is due to a design change, whereby the pavement thickness on Sorin Street was changed from 8" to ". On notion by Rev. Williams, una imously carried, Change Cad D was approved, for a of 785.85. seconded by Mr. Chenney and Order No. 8 to Contracts A, B, decrease in contract amount d. Resolution No. 454: This Resolution authories the RESOLUTION NO. 454 exe ution of the Redevelopment Agreement for the Disposi- ADOPTED, R -57 tioi of Land and the Execution of Quit -Claim Deeds for the tra sfer of title thereto in connection with land to be dis osed of in the LaSalle Park Project, R -57, for the fol owing: REDEVELOPER PARCEL NO. PRICE Art fur Dye 10 -10 $ 150.00 H. Woodard 1 -21 150.00 C. ollins 1/2 of 5 -9 57.00 W. Givens 1/2 of 5 -9 57.00 W. McMorris 9 -10 148.00 Ernest Lark 6 -22 534.00 M. . Cotton 31 -6 137.00 H. Narber 13 -11 136.00 W. lurberville 25 -17 152.00 J. nelling 30 -23 143.00 DeWitt Marshall 1 -18 128.00 Willie Wilks 30' of 28 -23 302.00 Adv rtisement for the parcels appeared in The South Bend Tribune on June 7 and 14, 1973; in the Tri- County News on June 8 and 15, 1973. .'Q 6.I NEW BUSINESS (Cont-" ) On motion by Rev. Williams, seconded by Mr. Wiggins and un nimously carried, Resolution No. 454 was adopted. e. Resolution No. 455: This Resolution relates to acquisition of property b y condemnation, for Parcel No. 4-4, with a concurred -in acquisition price of $1,500.00, in the LaSalle Park Urban Renewal Project, R -57. On motion by Mr. Wiggins, seconded by Rev. Williams and un nimously carried, Resolution No. 455 was adopted. RESOLUTION NO. 455 ADOPTED, R -57 f. NAHRO Institute on Community Development: Authori- NAHRO INSTITUTE ON za ion was requested for the Executive Director to attend COMMUNITY DEVELOPMENT, thE NAHRO Institute on Community Development, to be held AUGUST 21 THRU 24, 1973 August 21 through 24, 1973, in Oakland, California. Mr. Lennon advised he attended the first Institute last November, and it was very worthwhile and encouraging for his professional growth and report back to Commission on Community Development as it relates to our programs. On motion by Mr. Wiggins, seconded by Mr. Chenney and un nimously carried, the Executive Director was authorized to attend the NAHRO Institute, as noted above. g. 25th Anniversary Conference: Authorization was re- 25TH ANNIVERSARY quested for one staff member to attend the 25th Anniversary CONFERENCE, JULY 15 Conference, in Atlanta, Georgia, July 15 through 20, 1973. THRU 20, 1973 Mr. Lennon recommended Mr. Frank Alford be authorized to attend, as he is responsible for the EEO and human rights. On otion by Rev. Williams, seconded by Mr. Wiggins and una imously carried, Mr. Alford was authorized to attend the 25th Anniversary Conference. h. Rehabilitation Grants: Commission approval was re- TWO (2) REHABILITATION que ted of two 2 Rehabi itation Grants, for the Model GRANTS APPROVED, PARCEL Cites East Code Enforcement Project E -5, for the follow- NOS. 32 -36 & 33 -6, E -5 ing: Parcel No. Address 32- 6 1129 W. Thomas Street 33- 919 W. Thomas Street ** combination loan and grant. Grant Amount $ 3,500.00 ** 3,500.00 ** On' otion by Mr. Chenney, seconded by Rev. Williams and unanimously carried, the above - listed rehabilitation grants were approved. - 10 - 7. Im mei fei Ini So to Bu to gi pl ti De Wa pa ti PROGRESS REPORTS a. Indiana Association of Minority Construction INDIANA ASSOCIATION s: Mr. Frank J. Alford, Director of Equa Employ- OF MINORITY CONSTRUC- Mrtunity, submitted a written report on this Con- TION INDUSTRY REPORT nce held June 15 through 17, 1973, in the Holiday in Downtown Gary, Indiana. ie of the speakers were: Mr. Bobby Taylor, Field Direc- for the U.S. Department of Commerce, Office of Minority iness Enterprises, provides minority businessmen with hnical assistance. Mr. Irving Horwitz, Assistant Re- nal Administrator for Equal Opportunity with HUD, ex- ined the minority contractors, participation in construc- n and their need to come together. Mr. Joe Conrad, uty Director of the Small Business Administration, in hington, D. C., spoke on the minority business partici- ion and to have the minority participation and utiliza- n of these loans in its fullest. Mr. Alford advised all of the E.E.O. Directors in the State of Indiana will be as a Technical Assistant Body to the Association, which will be a vital part of the workage of thE Association. b. 1973 NAHRO North Central Regional Conference: 1973 NAHRO NORTH Mr. William C. Ellison, Assistant Director, Re a i ita- CENTRAL REGIONAL ti on Division, had attended this Conference and submitted CONFERENCE REPORT a ritten report. The Conference centered around its th (*ne: "Crossword 73." A tour was made of the Columbus Public Housing Urban Renewal and Senior Citizens Program. Mr. Ellison praised the pro- grams and attached a copy of the Senior Citizen brochure. He felt if a program similar to this one could be imple- mented in South Bend, it would be an asset to the City. c. Business Relocation: Mr. John A. Kotzenmacher, BUSINESS RELOCATION, Business Relocation Director, submitted his written re- R -66 port for June, 1973. One claim of over $10,000, Vogue School of Beauty Culture, was submitted to the HUD Regional Office for approval. d. Downtown Rehabilitation, R -66: Mr. Edwin R. Bauer, DOWNTOWN REHABILITA- Reh bilitation Architect, submitted his written report for TION, R -66 the month of June: 1) Certificate of occupancy was issued to the new Royal Inns Motel for the opening of business for lodging facility, although many of the trades are still com- pleting their work, notably in the food and beverage wing. Kitchen equipment has not yet been installed and interior furnishings for the restaurant and lounge are not complete. - 11 - 7. 2) 3) 4) 5) 6) PROGRESS REPORTS (Cont'd) Landscaping activity continues at the new postal facility and the contoured concentric ring pool is virtually completed according to the original concept. Delayed steel shipments are responsible for delays at Office Engineers East Building. The General Con- tractor expects to roof over the two story facility by the end of July. Underground utilities and added water lines were completed while Michigan Street was being torn up. Masonry work continues at the JMS Annex at 123 West Washington Street and the first floor is expected to be closed this month. Interior partitioning for two tenants and service corridor has been completed on the lower level. One of the tenants will be The Hoosier Dental Company with offices, storage and work- rooms. The elevator shaft work is near completion facing the service drive entrance. Interior remodeling being finalized for Dr. Scholl's Shoe Salon relocated at 305 South Michigan. The store will match adjoining facades. The store is presently being stocked. Interior rennovation continues at Whitney C. Young branch of the South Bend Urban League at 320 South Main Street. Mall construction and demolition work pertinent to clearing the remaining sites in the downtown area continue on sche- dul . As the construction work continues, there will be man difficult months ahead but the continued confidence by all concerned in the downtown sector still runs strong. e. Merry Avenue Progress Report: Mr. Lawrence E. MERRY AVENUE PROGRESS War ha, Administrative Assistant to the Executive Director, REPORT sub itted his written status of this Project. With update: 90% of the occupants are physically relocated; 85% of occu- piec properties acquired; in demolition 80% of the land has beer cleared; six condemnation (three in final stage of ac- quisition); rezoning should be completed by the end of Jul ; and the plan has been recorded in County Recorder's office May 14, 1973. reps . Property Management Report: Mr. John A. Kotzen- PROPERTY MANAGEMENT r, Director of Property Management, submitted a written REPORT t for the month of May, 1973: R -66: Total receipts collected for June -- $5,849.51. R -57: Total amount collected from our only tenant- - $49.75. - 12 7. C. su PROGRESS REPORTS (Cont'd) g. Rehabilitatnn Report Site Offices: Mr. William REHABILITATION REPORTS Ellison, Assistant Director of Re a i station Division, emitted a written report for the month of June, 1973: Seven initial inspections,four re- inspections, 45 follow - up inspections in R -57, and seven final inspections. The Rehabilitation Finance Staff has processed 13 loans and 7 rants for June. The total grants were $22,476.00; loans W9,700.00, or a combined expenditure of $142,176.00. h. Relocation Pro ress Report: Mrs. Dorothy Howell, Director of Residential Re ocation, submitted a written report for her staff: Updated- - Kale School Site and R -66 remain the same. Ind. R -57: Workload is now five families. E -3: Remains the same - -one individual on workload. Mera Avenue remains the same, workload of three families. Mod 1 Cities Substandard: Workload increased to six fam lies. Cit -Wide: Workload increased one - -total 27. Model Cities A -10: Received six offers to purchase. Southeast Side A -10: Waiting to receive Offer to Purchase let ers. 8. INEXT MEETING RELOCATION PROGRESS REPORT be a The next meeting of the Redevelopment Commission will Special Commission Meeting, Monday, July 16, 1973, NEXT MEETING: 1:30 Also P.M., in the Office of the Regular Commission the Department of Meeting scheduled at Redevelopment. for SPECIAL: JULY 16, July 20, 1973, at 10:30 A.M., will be held in Friday, the same 1:30 P.M. office. REGULAR: July 20, 9. ADJOURNMENT 10:30 A.M. by 4n motion duly made and . Chenney, the meeting passed by'Rev. Williams, adjourned at 10 seconded A. :47 M. ADJOURNMENT V Ay es F. Lenno r., Execu a Director Fred a men, resident _ (SEA ) - 13 -