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Home My WebLink AboutRM 11-16-73Nover 10:3( Pres- SOUTH BEND REDEVELOPMENT COMMISSION REGULAR MEETING ber 16, 1973 A. M. ding Officer: Mr. Fred J. Helmen President 1. IROLL CALL 9 1200 County -City Bldg. 227 West Jefferson Blvd. South Bend, IN 46601 esent: Mr. Fred J. Helmen, President Mr. John E. Chenney, Vice President Rev. Willie V. Williams, Secretary Mr. B. L. Wade, Assistant Secretary Mr. Donald A. Wiggins, Member Legal Counsel: Mr. Kevin J. Butler Mr. Charles A. Sweeney, Jr. News Media: Ms. Jeanne Derbeck, South Bend Tribune Reporter Mr. Larry Ford, WSJV -TV Reporter &- Photographer Mr. James L. Marchelewicz, WNDU -TV Reporter & Photographer Others Present: Mr. F. Jay Nimtz, President, Board of Trustees Mr. Morrie Morrison, Member, Board of Trustees Ms. M. L. Akins, Downtown Council Mr. Conrad Damian, Neighborhood /City Liaison Worker, Southeast Side PAC Mr. Gene Evans, South Bend Civic Planning Assn. Mr. Cliff Hawkins, Interested Citizen Mrs. Janet S. Allen, Interested Citizen Mr. John R. Kagel, Executive Director, Downtown South Bend Council Mr. Edgar Seybold, South Bend Civic Planning Assn. Mr. Dick Shankle, J. C. Penney Co., Inc. Mr. J. A. Walsh, First Bank & Trust Company LPA Staff: Mr. Charles F. Lennon, Jr. Mrs. Dorothy N. Howell Ms. Helen S. King Mr. John A. Kotzenmacher Mr. Frank J. Alford Mr. Harrison Miller Mr. Ed R. Bauer Mr. William J. Parrish Mr. C. Wayne Brownell Mr. Bill E. Slabaugh Mr. William C. Ellison Mr. Lawrence E. Wartha APPROVAL OF MINUTES On motion by Mr. Chenney, seconded by Rev. Williams MINUTES APPROVED and nanimously carried, the Minutes of the Regular Meeting of N vember 2, 1973 were approved. 3. APPROVAL OF CLAIMS On motion by Mr. Wiggins, seconded by Mr. Chenney CLAIMS APPROVED and unanimously carried, the claims -- totalling $924,899.60- - were approved for payment. P.E.A. CODE ENFORCEMENT PROJECT E -3 Louella Nicholson, #17 -5 Riet -Riley Construction Co., Inc. Roemer, Sweeney, Butler & Simeri Total P.E.P. CODE ENFORCEMENT PROJECT E -5 Roemer, Sweeney, Butler & Simeri Reha ilitation Loan Joseph & Mary Gundeck, #21 -9 Reha ilitation Grant Casimier Banicki (Consolidated Builders), #21 -4 Edward & Mary M. Kowalski, #33 -7 Dislocation Allowance Helen Kaminski, #32 -31 Relocation Claim Helen Kaminski, #32 -31 Replacement Housing Payment Helen Kaminski, #32 -31 Total NDP PROJECT A -10 Real Estate Purchase Hartie Blake & Alice Kerr, #76 -11, SE #1 Ray J. & Evelyn Scholl, #76 -13, SE #1 Replacement Housina Payments Ivadell Bradford (Tenant), #2 -7, MN #1 Jos. F. Staszewski & Berniece S., #2 -10, MN #1 Clyde McCoy, #66 -12, SE #1 - 2 - $ 3.00 63,025.20 15.00 63,043.20 $ 15.00 2,056.00 2,800.00 1,174.00 200.00 300.00 15,000.00 21,545.00 $ 850.00 825.00 2,000.00 14,475.00 11,800.00 3. APPROVAL OF CLAIMS (Cont'd) Relocation Claims Clyde McCoy, #66 -12, SE #1 $ 230.00 Arlena Williams, #76 -4, SE #1 195.00 Jos. J. Staszewski & Berniece S., #2 -10, MN #1 300.00 Virginia Bradford, #2 -7, MN #1 50.00 Ivadell Bradford, #2 -7, MN #1 125.00 Mary Armstrong, #1 -13, MN #1 90.00 Julia Peels, #1 -15, MN #1 160.00 Dislocation Allowance Naomi Chancellor, #66 -9, SE #1 Ceasill Barham, #76 -12, SE #1 Harley Firestone, #66 -27, SE #1 Arlena Williams, #76 -4, SE #1 Lester Hughes, #66 -35, SE #1 Virginia Bradford, #2 -7, MN #1 Jos. Staszewski & Berniece S., #2 -10, MN #1 Mary Armstrong, #1 -13, MN #1 Julia Peels, #1 -15, MN #1 Etta Butler, #2 -3, MN #1 Incidental Expense mery Butts, #1 -17, MN #1 illiam Robinson, #2 -2, MN #1 Abstract Company of St. Joseph County Abstract & Title Corporation I. & M. Electric Company Roemer, Sweeney, Butler & Simeri Roemer, Sweeney, Butler & Simeri Southeast Side Neighborhood PAC Total MERRYI AVENUE , Sweeney, Butler & Simeri Total P.E.A. INDIANA R -57 Real estate Purchase eterans Administration, #29 -16 Abstract Company of St. Joseph County Credit Bureau of South Bend Roemer, Sweeney, Butler & Simeri Lee Wright & Flora Wright, #42 -4 (Dislocation Allowance) Total - 3 - 200.00 200.00 200.00 200.00 200.00 200.00 200.00 200.00 200.00 200.00 94.00 130.50 75.00 350.00 11.94 236.00 369.00 1,925.00 36,291.44 $ 161 .00 161.00 $ 5,250.00 15.00 3.75 487.00 200.00 5,955.75 3. APPROVAL OF CLAIMS (Cont'd) P.E.8. INDIANA R -66 Abstract Company of St. Joseph County $ Abstract & Title Corporation S. M Dix & Associates Howell Construction Co., Inc. Jordan Ford Laws (n Associates Linder & Kerrihard James R. Meehan Lewis F. Morrow O'Ne 1 Trucking Co. P.E.I. R -66 Project Temporary Loan Repayment Roemer, Sweeney, Butler & Simeri Seif r Lock & Safe Service Shills, Graves & Associates, Inc ClydE E. Williams & Associates, Inc. and Environmental Planning, 400.00 10.00 1,350.00 887.96 26.50 2,160.00 1,166.71 5.68 15.00 150.00 511,588.67 1,299.00 16.00 655.00 Joint Venture 75,457.29 ClydJ E. Williams & Associates 266.95 Total ,454.76 REDEIELOPMENT REVOLVING FUND -r Payroll: November 1, 1973 through November 15, 1973 Hoff an's Auto Painting Barnes Electric Company Barr 's Seat Cover City Auto Parts Community Development Program Community Development Program Gates Chrevrolet Corp. Hi -S eed Auto Wash Indiana Universal Bookstore Postmaster Roemer, Sweeney, Butler & Simeri Stan & Ted's Lawnmower Shop Isaiah Steed Veld man's Service Center, Inc. Waggoner's Fuel Company Hube t M. Weaver MODELS CITIES EXTENSION SERVICES Etta Butler Eliza Haynes Eliza Haynes, Relocation Payment LaSalle Motor Inn, Imogene Berry LaSalle Park Homes, Etta Butler, Rent LaSalle Park Homes, Mary Armstrong, Rent St. Vincent DePaul Thrift Shop, Mable Williams St. Vincent DePaul Thrift Shop, Hazel Scott - 4 - $ 15,304.68 223.95 45.75 33.00 78.56 686.20 770.83 107.25 3.00 25.20 95.94 200.00 7.65 261.16 12.17 7.50 25.00 125.00 2,000.00 300.00 628.61 107.00 109.00 26.50 50.50 3. APPROVAL OF CLAIMS (Cont'd Hazel Scott, Dislocation Allowance Hazel Scott, Relocation Claims South Bend Housing, Hazel Scott, Rent South Bend Housing, Virginia Bradford, Rent South Bend Water Works, Virginia Bradford, Meter URBAN REDEVELOPMENT FUND $ 200.00 265.00 120.00 82.00 24.00 Total 21,925.45 Hattie Hurmon, Dislocation Allowance $ 200.00 LaSal a Park Homes, Hattie Hurmon, Rent 112.00 Bertha Newman 200.00 Willie Wright 200.00 Total 12.00 URBAN REDEVELOPMENT DISTRICT CAPITAL FUND OF 1972 The H ckey Company $ 179,811.00 Total 1 9, 11.00 GRAND TOTAL $ 924,899.60 4. QOMMUNICATIONS a. HUD letter dated October 30, 1973: This letter, MANPOWER UTILIZATION over the signature 6f Joyce C. Rayford, Equal Opportunity REPORT, PHASE II -C, Assistant, relates to the Monthly Manpower Utilization R -66 Report. for Phase II -C, with the Howell Construction Compa y, Inc., and the current workforce. Howell has been notified of this and also that the kind of opera or must be indicated under Column 6, Trade. This has b en corrected. b. HUD letter dated October 30, 1973: This letter, over the signature of Mr. Harold E. Van Ornum, Acting Assistant Regional Administrator for Community Develop- ment, was received with the executed HUD Form 6205, "Request for Consent to Transfer Funds," in amount of $511,588.00, from the Sale of Land in the Downtown Project to the Project Expenditure Account. This is to be attached to the Loan and Grant Contract. Mr. L nnon advised this has been concurred and approved by HUD. c. HUD letter dated October 31, 1973: This letter, over tie signature of Mr. Richara A. Jacobsen, Financial Manage ent Specialist, Community Development Office, con- cerns ur sale of Project Notes for Indiana R -66 that mature on Feb uary 1, 1974. Advertising for the new Project Notes is Dec tuber 18, 1973. All documentation is to be received in HUD Regional Office on or before November 13, 1973. - 5 - HUD 6205 APPROVED, IND. R -66 (LG) PROJECT LOAN NOTES, IND. R -66 4. COMMUNICATIONS (Cont'd d. HUD letter dated November 2, 1973: This letter, MANPOWER UTILIZATION over the signature of Joyce C. Rayford, Equal Opportunity REPORTS, PHASE III, Assistant, requested additional information on the Monthly R -66 Manpower Utilization Report, for Phase III, Ind. R -66 Project, regarding subcontractors. Mr. L�nnon advised Mr. Frank Alford, our EEO officer, has respo ded to this request. HUD letter dated November 3, 1973: This letter, over he signature of r. Choice Edwards, Acting Director, was r ceived with enclosed summarization of the demolition requi ements and requests for wage determination to elimi- nate roblems on what is required and when it is required for the HUD Area Office. HUD letter dated November 5, 1973: This letter, REHABILITATION LOAN over the signature of Mr. Choice Edwards, Acting Director, & GRANT PROGRAMS was addressed to the Honorable Jerry J. Miller, Mayor of REVIEWED the C ty of South Bend, with copies to Messrs. Fred J. Helme and Charles F. Lennon, Jr. This letter refers to the recently completed review of the rehab litation loan and grant programs as administered by the South Bend Department of Redevelopment. This review was conducted by the Area Office staff with the full cooper- ation of the Executive Director, Mr. Charles F. Lennon, Jr., nd his staff. This letter and the 14 -page report has b en responded to in the November 14, 1973 reply to Mr. Choice Edwards from Mr. Lennon. All questions and concerns have been rectified and Mr. Lennor stated that the responses will be certified as correct, and that by- December 1, the self-approval status will be re- instituted by the Department of Housing and Urban Develop- ment. Copies of both correspondence were distributed to the C mmissioners and to the Press. All recommendations will be carried out and will be reported back t the next Commission meeting. . HUD letter dated November 5, 1973: This letter, HUD CONCURRENCE, over the signature of Mr. Daniel B. Bowman, Assistant BECK'S LAKE SECONDARY Director, Technical Services, advised HUD concurs in award- STORM WATER OUTLET ing the contract for Beck's Lake Secondary Storm Water CONTRACT, R -57 Outlet to H. DeWulf Mechanical Contractor, Inc., in amount of $3 ,930.00, R -57 Project. Wage Decision AP -659 with one modification will apply to this Preconstruction Conference date will be arranjontract. ed. 4. COMMUNICATIONS (Cont'd) i. HUD letter dated November 6; 1973: This letter, CANCELLATION OF 312 over he signature of Mr. H. L. Baina a, Acting Director, LOAN APPLICATIONS Opera ions Division, advised they have received instructions that ill FRAD unfunded Sec. 312 loan applicatons dated FY 1973 recen ly returned to the LPA are to be cancelled immediately using HUD Form 6230C. Mr. Lennon advised this is based on the lack of funding commit- ment by Congress to Section 312 loan programs throughout the U.S. HUD letter dated November 13, 1973: This letter, LAND ACQUISITION AND over rhe signature of Mr. H. L. Bainaka, Acting Director, DISPOSITION FORMS Operations Division, requested our completion of their HUD Form 6161, with instructions to complete the status of land acquisition, disposition and Redevelopment related forms. On motion by Mr. Chenney, seconded by Mr. Wiggins, the above lette s were to be received and placed on file. Motion carri d. 5. OLD BUSINESS i. South Bend Public Transportation Corporation: Mr. L nnon a vise d we received a request this morning from the S uth Bend Public Transporation Company to enter into serio s negotiations with our Commission for terminal trans- fer p int, involving Disposition Parcel Nos. 4 -87 and 4 -65, (Lot Nos. 31, 32 and 33), which is directly across from the First Bank, west of the service drive and south of the Odd Fellows Building. They would like to meet with at least one member of the Commission to negotiate the first part of the week. Commission authorization was requested to further explo a this with one or more Commissioners present. On motion by Mr. Wiggins, seconded by Mr. Chenney and unanimously carried, the President and Secretary of the Commission were authorized to negotiate and enter into a contract with the South Bend Public Transportation Corpora- tion, relative to the above parcels, to be on a temporary basis The m 8:00 Butl ei senta, eting was set for Tuesday, November 20, 1973, at .m., E.S.T., with Messrs. Fred J. Helmen, Kevin J. , Charles F. Lennon, Jr. and the Bus Company repre- ives. - 7 - NEGOTIATIONS AUTHORIZED, SOUTH BEND PUBLIC TRANS- PORTATION CORPORATION, R -66 6. NEW BUSINESS A. Report concerning final inspection of Disposition CERTIFICATE OF COMPLE- Parce No. 7-1 and authorization to execute the Certificate TION APPROVED FOR of Completion for Royal Inns of America, Inc., R -66: Mr. EXECUTION, DISPOSITION Lennor advised that we do have the completion report out- PARCEL NO. 7 -1, R -66 linin the occupancy classification, the certificate of occupancy, type of construction, exterior finish, a break down f the main floor, the Jolly King Family Restaurant havin a capacity for 166 diners and the Purple Jester Lounge havin a capacity for 102 patrons. A breakdown was.shown• of thE second through tenth floors. The site fully land- scapec incorporates perimeter parking areas with divider planter islands and outdoor lighting. The signage, taking full advantage of traffic flow patterns, is accomplished by pylon signs individual restaurant and lounge signs, and face - mounted logo signs at ninth -floor level. The c nstruction work is 100% complete, according to plans and s ecifications and the facility is fully furnished and equip red as originally designed. The business venture is in its fourth month of operation and has fully met the project standards set forth by the Redevelopment Commission. Mr. Kevin J. Butler, Legal Counsel, requested Commission for concurrence to authorize the execution of Certificate of. Completion which also entails the return of the 10% security deposit, in the amount of $42,075.40, to the redeveloper. This ten completes the construction phase of this project. This requires a motion to authorize the execution of the Certificate of Completion by the President and Secretary, and the return of the security deposit. The ab ve motion was made by Mr. Wiggins, seconded by Rev. Willia s and unanimously carried. b. I.B.M. Building (Disposition Parcel No. 4 -7, Lot 49)- Acquisition of Right-of-Way, R-66: This has to do with the right-)f-way in St. Joseph Street. The easement from Western to Wav a narrows. Mr. Ke in J. Butler, Legal Counsel, requested Commission authorization to correct the easement figure by 1.25 feet which will allow the I.B.M. building to be 66' x 150'. At the pre- sent time, they would only build the building 66' x 148.75. It would be better to try to give them as much land as possible, not ca sing any disruption. Clyde E. Williams & Associates, our en ineering consultant, has advised this easement can be corrected without any damage to the overall renewal plan - -re- ducing the sidewalk from 16 feet to 14.75 feet. Motion was requested by Legal Counsel to authorize the staff to pre are whatever documents are necessary to correct the above ituation and authorize the President and Secretary of the Co mission to execute the documents. I.B.M. BUILDING, DISPOSITION PARCEL NO. 4 -7, R -66 6. NIrW BUSINESS (Cont'd Above motion was made by Mr. Wiggins, seconded by Mr. Chenne� and unanimously carried. c. Change Order No. 7 to Phase II -C: This Contract is witi the Howell Construction Company, Inc., and Change Order No. 7 is for an increase in contract amount of $1.0,368.76, in Project Indiana R -66. This coordinates many problem areas as well as decrease in the initial cost and increases. The two decrea es are in the amounts of $3,814.40 and $1,400.00, total- ling $ ,214.40. This r fers to brick dry well problems and many of the unknowns underg ound relating to the future development of Michigan Street from Jefferson to Colfax. On motion by Mr. Chenney, seconded by Rev. Williams and unani- mously carried, Change Order No. 7 to Phase II -C, with Howell Construction Company, Inc., was approved for an increase in contract amount of $10,368.76. CHANGE ORDER NO. 7 TO PHASE II -C AP- PROVED, R -66 d. S. M. Dix Associates, Inc. Amendment to Contract: S. M. DIX ASSOCIATES, Approval was requested for an amendment to the contract for INC. CONTRACT AMEND- professional and technical services, with S. M. Dix Associates, MENT APPROVED, R -66 Inc., for an increase in contract amount of $3,000.00, and ex- tension of time for completion to be extended to June 30, 1974. This c arge is an overrun on the contract for necessary fixtur appraisal services involving the Dan Clark and several other owntown parcels. On motion by Mr. Wiggins, seconded by Mr. Wade and unanimously carrie , the amendment to the contract with S. M. Dix Associ- ates, �nc., was approved in amount and time noted above. e. Commercial Lease for Parcel No. 8 -4: Approval was requested for Commercial Lease with Of ice Engineers, Inc., as Lessee, in monthly rental of $100.00, for Parcel No. 8 -4, R -66. The rental will be on a month -to -month basis for approximately six months. This is a fair rental price for th§ structure to be used for storage. This is the House t Fabrics building next to Hardy Shoes. These are schedu d for demolition at a later date. On motion by Mr. Chenney, seconded by Mr. Wiggins and unani- mously carried, the Commercial Lease with Office Engineers, Inc., was approved at monthly rental of $100.00, as noted above. f quisit the Ne COMMERCIAL LEASE APPROVED, PARCEL NO. 8 -4, R -66 Resolution No.. 471: This Resolution relates to ac- RESOLUTION NO. 471 ion of property by condemnation for the following, in ADOPTED, A -10, MN #1 ighborhood Development Project A -10, MN #1: PROJECT IMM 6. NEW BUSINESS (Cont'd) Parcel No. Owner 1 -15 Arthur & Pauline Samuels 2 -1 Arthur & Pauline Samuels 2 -7 Henry L. & Sarah Rodgers Concurred -In Acquisition Price $ 2,650.00 2,775.00 4,800.00 The a ve individuals are holding up the Merry Avenue Proje t and we have not been successful in negotiations. Our only alternative is by condemnation. On motion by Mr. Wiggins, seconded by Mr. Chenney and unani- mous) carried, Resolution No. 471 was adopted. g. Resolution No. 472: This Resolution also relates RESOLUTION NO. 472 to thE acquisition of property by condemnation, in the LaSalle ADOPTED, R -57 Park Project, R -57, for the following: Concurred -In Parcel No. Owner Acquisition Price 30-17 Isaac and Eva Newbon $ 3,750.00 42 -4 Lee A. and Floweree Wright 6,025.00 The same conditions apply as above. These parcels are in the LaSalle Park Project. On m0ion by Mr. Wiggins, seconded by Rev. Williams and unani- mously carried, Resolution No. 472 was adopted. 7. PROGRESS REPORTS Project R -66: We are continuing on the status re- ports on the reuse appraisal of Block 6 and are meeting with other developers for the other parcels of land downtown. The general status of the bus terminal has been discussed prior to this report and a complete breakdown will be given on costs of paving the bus terminal property and other land surrounding it at the next Commission meeting. revis to th that facto are c as th downt ). Mall: Mr. Lennon referred to the November 6, 1973 �d Mall schedule and critique which he distributed Redevelopment Commission. Basically Mr. Lennon stated the Mall is on schedule and the weather is the main in the completion date of the Mall. Weekly schedules )ntinually being distributed to the News Media, as well monthly schedule which is distributed to all the )wn merchants and all other interested parties. - 10 - PROJECT R -66 REPORT MALL REPORT 7. PROGRESS REPORTS (Cont'd "Painting the Barricade Day" will be held Sunday, November 18, 1973, and the "Naming the Mall Contest" will open November 26. The Executive Committee of the Downtown Council and the Redevelopment Commissioners will select the ten (10) best names for the Mall and submit these names to the Mayor with their recommendations. The S ulptural Report was given by Mr. Lennon and it included the following totals: 49 applications and 27 entry blanks re- ceived. c. East River Bank Study: Mr. Lennon reported that the EAST RIVER BANK project report is due on November 30, 1973, and unless we.run STUDY into printing problems, it will be presented at the next Com- mission meeting. A meeting with the City Council will be re- quested after the Redevelopment Commissioners review the re- port. d. Project A -10: In Model Cities the fire station con- PROJECT A -10 REPORT struc ion was announced by Mayor Jerry J. Miller at a total cost f approximately $220,000.00. It will be constructed after the site is cleared. In the Southeast Side, we are continuing our meetings with the financial and architectural concerns involved in packaging the o der adult high -rise project. e. Project E -6: Mr. Lennon referred to the HUD letter PROJECT E -6 REPORT and h s response of November 14 concerning the Model Cities Code nforcement Project Area. He assured the Commission that ur Department's response would be accepted by HUD and that a would be able to begin again on December 1, 1973 with 1he Project. We anticipate a formal letter from HUD relea ing the funds by November 30, 1973. Relocation Concern: Mr. Lennon shared his concern RELOCATION CONCERN with he City Council cutback for relocation funds for City- wide elocation displacees and informed the Commission that he would report back any difficulties incurred by our Relo- cation Department. Mr. Lennon reminded the Commission that by State law, we are required to pay certain fees and replacement housing costs in ci cumstances that are dictated by State law. Mr. Lennon wrote a letter to the Board of Safety concerning this fact and a response has not yet been received. g. Staff Reduction: Mr. Lennon informed the Redevelop- ment Commission that because of the close -out of E -3, E -5 and R -57 that five (5) classifications of employees of our Depart- ment will be released from their positions on January 1, 1974- - total ing 14 staff members. The classifications are: Secretary I, Ho emakers, Financial Advisors and Inspectors, and all part- - 11 - (SEAL) 7. PROGRESS REPORTS (Cont'd time Etaff. All were personally notified and also re- ceive a letter (hand carried) and also a copy was maile to their home stating the concern and the reason for t rmination. Mr. Lennon also informed each member that a and his staff will do all in their power to ob- tain zdditional work for those having to leave our De- partm nt. This was in full concurrence with the Re- devel pment Commission. Mr. Lennon reiterated to the Commission that the staff was informed of these cutbacks on January 2, 1973, as well as the general staff meetings in October and November, and each staff member was requested to seek other employment and that our Department would cooperate with them in every way p ssible. 8. OTHER MATTERS .Relocation Costs: Discussion was held on the reloc tion costs and Mrs. Allen was provided with the statu according to State law. LaSalle Park Lots: Rev. Billy Kirk requested information about buying one parcel of land next to his Greater South Bend Housing Corporation office. Mr. Lennoii advised him to meet with Mr. Bill Parrish and work ut the details. This would not be a problem. Mr. L nnon reminded the Commission that after close -out of R -57 his land reverts back to the City and it is up to the c ty.to negotiate on the sale of land. Amplifier Request: It was requested that either a por able PA system be established or that we move the Confe ence table in a different position so that the gener 1 community can hear the Commission meeting com- plete y. Rev. Williams and Mr. Lennon concurred and arran ements will be made for the next meeting to re- arran a the table. If this does not work out, a public addre s system can be secured. 9. NEXT MEETING he next meeting of the Redevelopment Commission will be at 10:30 a.m., Friday, December 7, 1973, in the Office of the Department of Redevelopment. 10. ADJOURNMENT n motion duly made and passed by Mr by Re illiams and carried, the meeting 12 - Ch s F. Le Jr., xec. Dir. - RELOCATION COSTS LASALLE PARK LOTS, R -57 AMPLIFIER REQUEST NEXT MEETING, DECEMBER 7, 1973 Wade, seconded ADJOURNMENT adjourned at 11.20 Fred-J Helme President