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Home My WebLink AboutRM 07-20-73July 0, 1973 10:30 IA. M. Presi ing Officer: CALL SOUTH BEND REDEVELOPMENT COMMISSION REGULAR MEETING Mr. Fred J. Helmen President 1200 County -City Bldg. 227 W. Jefferson Blvd. South Bend, Ind. 46601 P esent: 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 Ne s Media: Mr. Wayne R. Doolittle, WSBT -TV Reporter Mr. Raymond Wallace, WSBT -TV Photographer Mr. Les Howard, WSJV -TV Reporter Mr. Lee Williams, WSJV -TV Photographer Miss Nancy J. Sulok, South Bend Tribune Reporter Ot ers Present: Mrs. Sandy Greenhut, South Bend Art Association, Inc. Mr. Vincenzo Mongione, Director, Art Center Mr. Ernest T. Ross, Sculpture, (THE STUDIO) Mr. Edgar Seybold, South Bend Civic Planning Assn. Mr. John A. Walsh, First Bank & Trust Co. Le al Counsel: Mr. Kevin J. Butler LPA Staff: 2. APPROVAL OF MINUTES Mr. Charles F. Lennon, Jr. Ms. Helen S. King Mr. C. Wayne Brownell Mr. L. Glenn Barbe Mrs. Dorothy N. Howell Ms. Erica Martinek Mr. Harrison Miller Mr. William J. Parrish Mr. Bill E. Slabaugh Mr. Lawrence E. Wartha Mr. Cyril Welter On motion by Mr. Chenney, seconded by Rev. Williams and unanim usly carried, the Minutes of Regular Meeting of July 6, 197 and Special Meeting of July 16, 1973 were approved. 3. APPROVAL OF CLAIMS MINUTES APPROVED On motion by Rev. Williams, seconded by Mr. Chenney, the CLAIMS APPROVED claims -- totalling $268,608.12- -were approved for payment. 3. APOROVALOF CLAIMS (Cont'd P.E.A.1CODE ENFORCEMENT E -3 Rehabilitation Grant Sa faye, Inc. & Margarite Taylor, #26 -5 Rehabilitation Loans James L. & Iva Joan Austin, #25 -14 Jesse & Mary Harden, #26 -6 Rehabilitation Loan & Grant Es ie Mae Johnson, #31 -25 Credit Bureau of South Bend, Inc. Roemer, Sweeney, Butler & Simeri P.E.A. CODE ENFORCEMENT E -5 Rehabilitation Loans William & Sara Hughes, #33 -6 A olfo R. & Gloria B. Caballero, #32 -36 B. & 4. Demolition Leste Menzie, Time Realty Roeme , Sweeney, Butler & Simeri P.E.A� FUND R -57 B. & . Demolition Credi Bureau of South Bend, Inc. Positive Action Development Committee Escrov Account - Loan $ 3,497.00 5.50 311.50 5,418.50 5.50 171.00 Total $ 9,409.0 $ 35.00 137.00 237.30 35.00 183.00 Total 627.3 $ 755.00 5.50 3,260.00 Thomas & Janice Parran, #46 -12 & Nat'l Home Acceptance Corp. 11.51 Abraham & Lillian S. Blake, #19 -21& " 135.55 Albert & Ruth Harris, #33 -22 & It It 315.64 Cora Ellis, #43 -22 & " 133.86 John & Shirley Hunt, #4 -6 & 11 It 96.00 Alice Phillips, #34 -3 & 11 It 9.94 Reba Phillips, #20 -18 & It 11 270.41 Robert Lee & Johnnie B. Love, #21 -31& " �� 346.28 Joe & Mary Chavis, #1 -13 & �� 80.70 W llie & Rosie Wilks, #22 -23 & It 134.75 L rentha C. Wright, #23 -31 & 169.67 T errel & Lillie McElvene, #15 -4 & " 686.50 L o & Lillian Verhaegen, #7 -18 & 134.62 - 2 - 3. AP�ROVAL OF CLAIMS (Cont'd Purvis & Freddie Lee Kennedy, #20 -46 & Nat'l Home Acpt.C. $ 390.86 228.93 Benjamin & Louise Sconiers, #19 -12 & " " 183.89 Leona James Francis, #39 -3 & L. & Virgie L. Coleman, #19 -7 & 421.16 William & Evelyn Goodrish, #38 -18 & " " " 547.70 333.75 Or true & Della Hesiben, #29 -18 & It " It " 354.39 Li Coln & Catherine Neal, #20 -28 & Roemer Sweeney, Butler & Simeri 264.00 Total $ 9,270.61 P.E.A.1 FUND_ R -66 Relocation Claims Emma H. M. Strasburg, #17 -3 James Maras, #4 -7 Arco Engineering Construction Corp. B. & J. Demolition Co. Albert Bond Howell Construction Co., Inc. Indiana & Michigan Electric Co. Jordor Motors, Inc. Lawsor Associates James McCarthy & Associates Shilt , Graves & Associates Roeme , Sweeney, Butler & Simeri Georg Hayden, President of South Bend Supply Juliu O'Neal Trucking Co. SOUTH Dislo ,ST SIDE A -10 PROJECT zti on Allowance E�nestine Stewart, #76 -20 Positive Action Development Committee Roeme , Sweeney, Butler & Simeri MERRY AVENUE PROJECT Re-location Claim Lucy N. Butler, #1 -7 Dislo ation Allowance Lucy N. Butler, #1 -7 Roeme^, Sweeney, Butler & Simeri -3- Total $ 654.00 450.00 40,015.52 840.00 80.00 92,153.33 5.94 3,994.50 1,420.00 112.50 263.00 2,750.50 9,287.00 17,121.75 $ 200.00 6,920.00 66.00 Total 7,186.00 $ 300.00 200.00 30.00 Total b3U.UU 3. JAPROVAL OF CLAIMS Cont'd REDELOPMENT REVOLVING FUND P�y roll: July 1, 1973 - July 15, 1973 $ 17,372.09 A. B. Dick Products Co. of South Bend, Inc. 33.70 Frank J. Alford (Travel) 13.00 Ault amera Shop 310.18 L. G1 nn Barbe (Travel) 71.88 Busin ss Systems, Inc. 90.24 Conti ental Assurance Co. 1,559.00 Commu ity Development 1,362.46 H. S. Cover Company 8.36 Crave is Hardware 22.52 Dorot y Z. Deane - Petty Cash 54.73 Dept. of Public Safety 261.16 Dunn i Bradstreet, Inc. 815.00 The E onomic Press, Inc. 27.66 Robert Fisher (Travel) 7.50 Gates Chevrolet 144.46 Hi Sp ed Auto Wash 27.25 India a & Michigan Electric Co. 47.70 Inter ational Business Machines Corp. 68.93 Stevei J. Keating 67.00 Kwang it Koh (Mileage) 7.10 Charl s F. Lennon, Jr. (Travel) 108.13 James R. Meehan & Associates 161.12 Offica Engineers, Inc. 9.87 Osthiner, Inc. 65.00 Singer General Tire 159.79 South Bend Parking Co., Inc. 150.00 Super Auto Salvage Co. 35.76 Tri -C unty News 70.00 Hubert M. Weaver 25.00 U.S. ostmaster 85.53 Merry Avenue Project (Transfer of Funds) Total 42 130.87 $65,`3-7' URBAN REDEVELOPMENT FUND Alexander $ 160.00 Carrie Carrie Alexander (Dislocation Allowance) 200.00 Carrie Alexander (Paid to LaSalle Park Homes) 107.00 Cathe ine Harris 265.00 Catherine Harris (Dislocation Allowance) 200.00 Cathe ine Harris (Paid to LaSalle Park Homes) 117.00 Goldi Engroff 195.00 Goldi Engroff (Dislocation allowance) 200.00 Goldi Engroff (Paid to LaSalle Park Homes) 107.00 Helen Miller 265.00 Helen Miller 2,500.00 Willi m D. Huddleston 230.00 Willi m D. Huddleston 2,500.00 India a & Michigan Electric ( PAC) 2.50 NIPSC (PAC) 15.78 Total $ 7,064.28 GRAND TOTAL $ 268,608,12 - 4 - ��- ,_�- -- 4. C9MMUNICATIONS a HUD letter dated July 6, 1973: This letter, over RELOCATION CONCURRENCE, the s gnature of Mr. H. L. Bainaka, Tcting Director, Opera- R -66 tions Division, states they are returning the entire file on the relocation payment concurrence report on The Philadelphia, Inc. and to re -open and resolve the differences of opinion betwe n our Agency and the claimant. Mr. Lennon advised we have set up a meeting with the claimant and Our business relocation staff, We thought this had been resolved, but claimant is now asking for additional moving expenses, which we have found to be eligible to a certain point and we will consider his estimate of moving. b. HUD letter dated July 9, 1973: This letter, over ANNUAL ACQUISITION the signature of Mr. H. L. Bainaka, requests the Annual Ac- REPORT quisi ion Report - FY 73, be prepared and submitted as re- quired by Public Law 91 -646. A copy of the HUD notice CD- 73 -6 dated June 19, 1973 was enclosed which provides the instructions. The information reported by the local agencies will be used to fulfill statutory reporting requirements and will be utilized by HUD for program activity. Mr. Lennon said this is a normal request by HUD to submit re- ports qe are required to do. c. HUD letter dated July 9, 1973: This letter is also over tie signature of Mr. H. L. Bainaka advises fee appraisers cannot accept contracts for appraisal of real property in Indiana without having first obtained an Indiana Real Estate Broker's License. It is the LPA's responsibility to see that any ap raiser employed has the technical qualifications and is als legally authorized to operate in the State of Indiana. This w s sent to all Local Public Agencies and Mr. Lennon stated we have been complying with this. FEE APPRAISERS d. HUD letter dated July 10, 1973: This letter, over PROJECT LOAN NOTE, the signature of Mr. Keith W. Lerch, ttorney Advisor, sub- NDP A -10 mitted a copy of the executed Project Loan Note in connec- tion with the Program governed by Contract Indiana A- 10(LG). Mr. Lennon advised this is verification of our Loan Note and we are now eligible to borrow $1,037,500.00, covering Model Neighborhood #1 and the Southeast Neighborhood Area #l, for the Neighborhood Development Project Indiana A -10. e. HUD letter dated July 11, 1973: This letter is also over the signature of Mr. Keith W. Lerch and is a re- quest for Commission to consider and approve the proposed agreement and adopt a resolution authorizing and directing local Execution of the agreement for Indiana A- 10a(LG). This is for the implementation of the Clean Air Act and to show a distinction between the Program's general area and its two urb n renewal redevelopment project areas. - 5 - AGREEMENT AND RESOLUTION, NDP A -10 4. CQMMUNICATIONS _( Cont'd) This Resolution is under "New Business, 6a ", Resolution No. 457 f r adoption. f. HUD letter dated July 13, 1973: This letter is HUD CONCURRENCE, AC- over he signature of Mr. H. L. Bainaka, Acting Director, QUISITION PARCEL NOS. Operations Division, advising HUD has again reviewed the 19 -4, 19 -5, 19 -7 & acquisition file on Parcel Nos. 19 -4, 19 -5, 19 -7 and 24 -1, 24 -1, R -56 on South Bend Supply Company, in Indiana Project R -56. HUD Form 6144 was enclosed with revision for additional con- curred compensation and believe this to be a fair and equit- able determination based upon reliable documentation. Mr. Lennon said this has been pending for approximately two years. HUD has concurred on the updating of the original concurred-in acquisition price as shown on HUD Form 6144 #lA, dated December 16, 1969, plus an adjusted value on Parcel 24 -1, computed by appraisal update of May 31, 1972. g. HUD letter dated July 17, 1973: This letter is ACQUISITION APPRAISAL over the signature of Mr. H. L. Bainaka informing us we CONTRACTS, A -10 must be in conformance with the new HUD and State regula- tions relative to the acquisition appraisal contracts for A -10. The guide form relates to HUD 1320.1, Real Property Acquisition Handbook, re "Uniform Appraisal Standards for Federa Land Acquisition." Mr. Lennon advised this item is under "New Business, 6b," Resolution No. 458 for adoption. h. HUD letter dated July 17, 1973: This letter is R -57 CLOSE -OUT over tie signature of Miss Fredi Bet Rolsky, Community Development Representative, advising the meeting for the discus ion of the LaSalle Park Project, Indiana R -57, has been sat for 9:00 A.M., Tuesday, August 7, in the Area Office, in Indianapolis, relative to the anticipated close- out of the project. i. HUD letter dated July 17, 1973: This letter is ACQUISITION AND over t e signature of Mr. H. L. Bainaka, Acting Director, BUDGET REVISION, A -10 Operat ons Division, which is in response to our letter of Jul 3, 1973 regarding the estimated acquisition cost and bu get revision for Project Indiana A -10. The request is for the Commission to adopt a resolution de- claring, confirming and delineating the general boundaries of the areas that are blighted, deteriorated or deteriorating and portions therein to be designated..as urban renewal re- development project areas, with a certified copy of this resolution's adoption proceedings (model extracts and certi- ficates with the letter. Upon receipt of indication of such action and receipt of the Pr claimer Certificate for both of the NDP areas, the condition prohibiting land acquisition shall be found satis- fied. -6- al, ICATIONS (Cont`d This and Item 4g above relate to Resolution No. 458 for adoption, under "New Business 6b." This concerns the acquisition of land in the Model Cities Area and the Southeast Side Area, and we can now begin purchase of this land. On mo ion by Mr. Wiggins, seconded by Mr. Chenney and unani ously carried, the above letters are to be re- ceive and placed on file. 5. OUD BUSINESS 6. NOW BUSINESS a. Resolution No. 457: This Resolution approves and RESOLUTION NO. 457 directs the execution of Amendatory Contract No. 1 with the ADOPTED, A -10 United States of America for Neighborhood Development Pro- ject, Indiana A -10. Discussed under "Communications, 4e, above. Mr. Wiggins moved for the adoption of Resolution No. 457, secon ed by Rev. Williams and unanimously carried. b. Resolution No. 458: This Resolution declares, con- RESOLUTION NO. 458 firms and delineates the Neighborhood Development Project ADOPTED, A -10 Area MN #1) Model Neighborhood Area #1 and (SE #1) South- east Neighborhood Area #1 to be blighted and approves an urban renewal plan and conditions under which relocation payments will be made for Project Number Indiana A -10. This Resolution incorporates and confirms Redevelopment Com- mission Resolution Nos. 422, 445 and 447. This item was discussed prior under "Communications, 4g and 4i, above." Mr. Wiggins moved for the adoption of Resolution No. 458, secon ed by Rev. Williams and unanimously carried. c Proclaimer Certificate No. 1: Approval was requested PROCLAIMER CERTIFICATE for t e Executive Director to execute Proclaimer Certificate NO. 1 APPROVED, A -10 No. 1 relative to establishment of fair market value for prope ty to be acquired, MN #1, Neighborhood Development Progr m, Indiana A -10. On moi unani r to ex( hibit A -10. ion by Rev. Williams, seconded by Mr. Chenney and ously carried, the Executive Director was authorized cute Proclaimer Certificate No. 1, per attached Ex- "A", for 35 parcels totalling $111,860.00, for MN #19 mm 6. NEW BUSINESS (Cont'd d Engineering and Inspection Services Contract, ENGINEERING AND Phase III R46: Approval was requested of contract for INSPECTION SERVICES engineering and inspection services with the South Bend CONTRACT APPROVED, Board of Public Works, for Phase III, Pedestrian Way (Mall), PHASE III, R -66 in amount not to exceed $89,481.66, Project Indiana R -66. The Services include full time inspection and supplemental laboratory tests to insure high quality of engineering materials. This is in an amount not to exceed 3% of the work rerfonned by The Hickey Company and Exterior Design, Inc. On motion by Rev. Williams, seconded by Mr. Chenney and unanimously carried, the President and Secretary were authorized to enter into and execute the above contract with the Board of Public Works. e. Demolition and Site Clearance Contract No. 34: ADVERTISING APPROVED Autho ization was requested to advertise Demolition and FOR DEMOLITION AND Site Clearance Contract No. 34, Project Indiana R -66. This SITE CLEARANCE CONTRACT request includes the Dan Clark Association complex and work NO. 34, R -66 left undone on Demolition Contract 31, by Miller Construc- tion Company. The actual Complex itself is subject to vacancy. We have the letter from the bond holder and they have informed Miller Construction Company we have filed against them and this unfinished work is being put on Contract No. 34. Advertising would be August 7 and 14; bid opening on September 4, 1973, at 10 :00 A.M., E.S.T.; Commission award September 7 and HUD approval September 17; with Notice to Proceed (subject to vacancies), on September 17, 1973. On motion by Mr. Chenney, seconded by Rev. Williams and unani ously carried, advertising was approved for Demoli- tion nd Site Clearance Contract No. 34. f. Change Order No. 2 to Phase II -C, Storm Sewers CHANGE ORDER NO. 2 and Service Drives: This Change Order No. 2 is with TO PHASE II -C, STORM Howell Construction Company, Inc., for an increase in SEWERS AND SERVICE contract amount not to exceed $5,198.94, Project Indiana DRIVES APPROVED, R -66 R -66. This is for the removal and replacement of alley paveme t next to the Public Library and from Robertson's to Way 0e Street; also for the removal of bedding concrete to depths of 30 inches in Michigan Street from Washington to Wav e. Contra tors letter of request was dated April 17 and 18, 1973; epartment of Redevelopment approval letter dated April 26, 1973, in addition to original contract. -8- 6. NEW BUSINESS (Cont'd The additional amount of money is the difference between an increase of $43,637.44 and a decrease of $38,438.50, leaving the balance to be added to the Contract. An extension of 32 calendar days is also requested for comple- tion of this work. On motion by Mr. Chenney, seconded by Mr. Wiggins and unani- mously carried, Change Order No. 2 to Phase II -C, in the amount of $5,198.94 and an extension of time of 32 calendar days, was approved. Improvements: Change Order No. 9 Approval of ement Contracts A, B, to Contracts A, B, C and D, Site this Change Order No. 9 to Site C and D, in the Northeast Code CHANGE ORDER NO. 9 TO CONTRACTS A, B, C & D, SITE IMPROVEMENTS, Impro Enforcement Project E -3 was requested, which is for an ex- APPROVED, E -3 tensi n of time to August 24, 1973, with the Rieth -Riley Const uction Co., Inc. The weather last fall and this spring did not permit suffi- cient working days to complete in accordance with the contract. Also, placing Sorin Street as a revision in the contract re- vised the scheduling of removal and curb construction which affected the subcontract work. Mr. Patrick McMahon, Manager of Bureau of Public Construction, agrees this request is reasonable. On motion by Mr. Wiggins, seconded by Mr. Chenney and unani- mously carried, Change Order No. 9 to Contracts A, B, C and D, was approved for an extension of time to August 24, 1973. h. Change Order No. 1 to Contract No. 5, Phase III: CHANGE ORDER NO. 1 Approval was requested of this Change Order with a ickey TO CONTRACT NO. 5, Co., Inc., for a decrease in contract amount of $104,000.00, PHASE III, PEDESTRIAN R -66 Project. WAY, APPROVED, R -66 Due to a misunderstanding in the contract bidding, the Hasting's Paving Company, a subcontractor to The Hickey Company, is pass- ing a credit to the Owner in amount of $39,000 in Part "A" of Contract No. 5. A further credit to the Owner in amount of $65,000 for performing work in detail: The Hickey Company Will s blet only the flat brick paving to the Hastings Company, all in accordance with Section 262, and The Hickey Company will take over the work of the brick edging, copings, and walls in accordance with the balance of Section 262, at the same time purchasing the specified materials from the Hastings Company, with a total savings to the Department of Redevelopment of $104,000.00. On motion by Rev. Williams, seconded by Mr. Chenney and unani- mously carried, Change Order No. 1 to Contract No. 5, Phase III, was approved for a decrease in contract amount of $104,000.00. 9 6. NEW BUSINESS (Cont'd i Change Order No. 1 to Scattered Site Contract No. 1 Approval was requested of this Change Order No. 1 with he Julius O'Neal Trucking Company, to delete houses not owned by the Department of Redevelopment from the Contract and to add houses by this Change Order, in E -3, E -5 a d R -57 Projects, for an increase in contract price of $1 300.00, or a total contract price of $19,289.00. The Ngrtheast Code Enforcement Project, E -3: I Parcel No. Address 22 -18 925 Stanfield 34-26 719 Turnock 36 -4 610 Crescent idel Cities Code Enforcement Project, E -5: 32 -8 1022 W. Jefferson 32 -14 1042 W. Jefferson L4Salle Park Project, R -57 41 -11 326 S. Dundee L4alle Park Project, R -57 4 -4 117 N. Kaley 19 -5 246 N. Kenmore 30 -17 129 S. Iowa 40 -4 210 S. Kentucky 1 Cities Code Enforcement Project, E -5: 37 -6 1130 W. Thomas On motion by Mr. Wiggins, seconded by Mr. Chenney and unanimously carried, Change Order No. 1 to Contract No. 1 was approved for an increase in contract price of $1,300,00, covering additions and deletions as noted above. j. Commercial Lease: Authorization was requested to , enter into a Commercial Lease with The Hickey Company, Inc. for Parcel Nos. 21 -11 and 21 -12, respectively, at 323 South Michigan Street and 325 South Michigan Street, on a month- to-month basis commencing July 1, 1973, with a monthly rental of $200.00, with said premises to be used as the main office in the construction of the Downtown Mall, R -66. This i located south of the Avon Theatre - -by the old Drum - land Store. - 10 - CHANGE ORDER NO. 1 TO CONTRACT NO. 1 APPROVED, E -3, E -5 & R -57 COMMERCIAL LEASE APPROVED, PARCEL NOS. 21 -11 & 21 -12, R -66 6. NEW BUSINESS (Cont'd On motion by Mr. Chenney, seconded by Mr. Wiggins and unani- mousl.y carried, the above Commercial Lease was authorized. k 1973 Summer Institute on Social Gerontology: Mr. SUMMER INSTITUTE ON Lennop requested authorization for one staff member, Mr. SOCIAL GERONTOLOGY Antho y Germano, architect on staff who will be working as th Project Coordinator in the Southeast side, to at- tend the 1973 Summer Institute on Social Gerontology, at the University of Michigan Campus, Ann Arbor, Michigan. This s a workshop being held July 23 to August 3, 1973, on the neighborhood approach for delivery of housing and related services to the elderly. This seminar should prove of great value to the present and future develop- ment of programs dealing with Senior Citizens, and, speci- fically, this should help with the present NDP A -10 Program, concerning the Housing Project for the elderly. The study is in working with the elderly citizens and the development of service needs, how to architecturally de- sign buildings and develop a neighborhood plan, and future trends in neighborhood development. On motion by Mr. Chenney, seconded by Mr. Wiggins and unani- mously carried, Mr. Germano is authorized to attend the above Summerl Institute on Social Gerontology. 1. Rehabilitation Grant: Approval was requested of one REHABILITATION GRANT (1) Re a ilitation Grant, for the Northeast Code Enforcement APPROVED, PARCEL NO. Project, E -3, for Parcel No. 21 -2, located at 434 East Howard 21 -2, E -3 Street, in amount of $3,262.00. On motion by Rev. Williams, seconded by Mr. Chenney and unani- mously carried, the above - listed rehabilitaton grant was ap- proved 7. PRQGRESS REPORTS a. meetin close - July 2 includ to mak Commis Public b. by Mr. on Jung this G l.egis 1 LaSalle Park, R -57: Mr. Lennon advised we are With HUD officials on August 7th to discbss< the ut date of the LaSalle Park Project. On Friday, th, this Commission will review with all the parties, ng one member of the LaSalle Park District Council, a determination on each complaint filed and the ion will act officially on these in the August 3rd meeting with the Commission. NAHRO Report: This is a written report submitted . Glean Barbe on the NAHRO Conference he attended 27, 28 and 29, 1973. Mr. Lennon had also attended ference with primary discussion on future state ion for Community Development. - 11 - LASALLE PARK, R -57 NAHRO REPORT 8. 01HER BUSINESS After some discussion with the Commission and Mr. Lennon, Messrs. Helmen, Wiggins and Lennon all assured the m tubers of the art group present that it is the intent, of the Commission to consider the recommenda- tions of the consulting architect, Mr. Philip D. Simon s, as well as all interested art people - -both local and non - local - -for consideration before any final accep ance of the sculpture program for the Downtown Mall. The a act format and recommendations procedure will be devel ped in concert with local artists, the consulting architect and engineers, staff and the Redevelopment Commission. 9. NEXT MEETING Th next meeting of the Redevelopment Commission will be in he City - Council Chambers, County -City Building, Friday, August 3, 1973, at 10:30 A.M., E.S.T. 10. On moton duly made and passed by Mr. Wiggins, the meetin adjourned at 11:05 A.M. (SEAL) SCULPTURE FOR MALL, R -66 NEXT MEETING: AUGUST 3, 1973 ADJOURNMENT F. Le non, Jr., E utive Director Fr" . H—el n, President - 12 -