HomeMy WebLinkAboutSM 04-16-81April 16, 1 8
10:00 a. m.
Presiding Off
1. ROLL CA L
Members
Members
Legal Cc
SOUTH BEND REDEVELOPMENT COMMISSION
SPECIAL MEETING
1
icer: Mr. F. Jay Nimtz,
President
1200 County -City Building
227 W. Jefferson Boulevard
South Bend, Indiana 46601
Present: Mr. F. Jay Nimtz, President
Mr. Lloyd E. Robinson, Sr., Vice President
Mr. A. Peter Donaldson, Secretary
Mr. Robert J. Cira, Assistant Secretary
Absent:
nsel:
Redevelopment Staff:
Communi y Development
Staff
News Me(
Guests:
2. APPROVAL
Ms. Paula N. Auburn, Member
Mr. Kevin J. Butler
Mr. Patrick f'4. McMahon, Executive Director
Mrs. Ann Kolata, Deputy Director
Mr. Kevin C. Horton, Deputy Director
Mr. Rick Pitts, Acquisition Specialist
Mrs. Hedy L. Robinson, Relocation Specialist
Mrs. Angela M. Coar, Executive Secretary
Ms. Christal J. Taylor, Secretary
Mrs. Kathryn Baumgartner, Director, Bureau
of Housing
ia: Ms. Jeanne Derbeck, South Bend Tribune
J. Scott Brink, Photographer, WNDU -TV
Dave Anderson, Reporter, WNDU -TV
Brent Speraw, Reporter, WRBR
. OF MINUTES
Mrs. GlendaRae Hernandez, SEPAC
Lisa Cunningham
John Kagel, South Bend - Mishawaka Chamber of Commerce
Ms. Marzy Bauer, Director, Community Development
On the otion made by Mr. Robinson, seconded by Mr.
Donald n and unanimously carried, the minutes of
the Reg lar Meeting of April 3, 1981 were approved.
3. APPROVAL OF CLA
MINUTES OF REGULAR MEET-
ING OF APRIL 3, 1981
WERE APPROVED
On motion by Mr. Donaldson, seconded by Per. Robin- CLAIMS APPROVED
son and unanimously carried, the claims totalling
$13,342.49 were allowed and ordered to be paid. The
authorized claims are:
South Bend edevelopment Commission
Special Mee inc3 - April 16, 1981
3. APPROVAI. OF CLAIMS (continued)
REDEVELOPMENT DISTRICT CAPITAL
P.E.A. I
MONROE - SAMPLE AREA
Kevin J
Butler
The Loft
Restaurant
Ni -Cad,
Inc.
John B.
Searcy
P.E.A. I
MONROE - SAMPLE AREA
Abstract
& Title Corporation
Kevin J
Butler
Thomas G.
Horka, First Realty
TOTAL
TOTAL
P.E.A. I EAST BANK AREA
Abstract Company of St. Joseph
County, Inc.
Kevin J Butler
TOTAL
P.E.A. 4 IND. R -66
Payroll 3 -21 -81 to 4 -03 -81
Kevin J Butler
The Center of Urban Policy Research
Credit Bureau of South Bend - Mishawaka
Dill Camera Shop
First ALIto Lease, Inc.
Indiana Bell Telephone Company
Makiels i Art Shop, Inc.
Postmaster
Tri -County News
Smith Petroleum, Inc.
Ann E. Kolata
Dorothy Z. Deane - Petty Cash
Dorothy Z. Deane
$ 206.35
13.57
202.50
$ 936.55
$ 70.00
66.95
1,450:00
$ 1,586.95
$ 25.00
142.55
$ 167.55
$ 7,604.03
1,328.80
26.45
10.00
96.56
211.50
388.37
45.40
65.15
24.88
121.27
14.83
37.40
TOTAL $10,651.44
GRAND TOTAL $13;342:49
4. COMMUNICATIONS
There were no communications to present to the
Commission.
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THERE WERE NO COMMUNICA-
TIONS TO PRESENT TO THE
COMMISSION
South Bend edevelopment Commission
Special Mee ing - April 16, 1981
5. OLD BUS
Mr. McM hon stated that the request by Max's Grocery to
be adde to our Monroe - Sample acquisition list would be
discuss d under New Business.
6. NEW BUSaNESS
a. Commission approval requested for Relocation Polic
for'the Monroe = Sample Development Area.
Mr. McMahon explained that the.Relocation Policy out -
lin s the basic relocation assistance services pro -
vid d in the Monroe- Sample area. It describes
eli ibility requirements, moving expenses, replace-
ment housing payments and ineligible expenditures.
The Policy is in conformance with HUD regulations.
Mr. Robinson made a motion to approve the Relocation APPROVAL.OF RELOCATION
Policy Statement for the Monroe- Sample Development POLICY STATEMENT FOR THE
Area. Mr. Cira seconded the motion and it was MONROE- SAMPLE AREA
unanimously carried.
b. Com ission approval requested for Policy of Manage-
men of Acquired Property in'connection with the
Mon 0(�- Sample'D6V6160ment Area.
Mr. McMahon explained that as we acquire property
in the Monroe- Sample area, that property will con -
tin e to be occupied until the residents are re-
loc ted. For that period of time that occupants
wil remain, we have a property management policy
tha establishes rental rates, rent collection
pro edures, maintenance, notices to vacate, and
evi tion procedures.
Mr. Robinson made a motion to approve the Policy
of anagement of Acquired Property. Mr. Cira
sec nded the motion and it was unanimously carried.
c. Commission approval requested for Resolution No.
636 redeclarin the Monroe -S6m le Area to be
bli kited and a wrovinq a Development Plan.
Mr. McMahon stated that Resolution No. 636 redeclares
the Monroe- Sample Area to be blighted and amends the
Dev lopment Plan.by adding additional properties to
the acquisition list. Mr. McMahon also explained
tha upon the request of Max's Grocery to be added
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APPROVAL OF POLICY OF
MANAGEMENT OF ACQUIRED
PROPERTY FOR THE MONROE-
SAMPLE AREA
South Bend edevelopment Commission
Special Mee ing - April 16, 1961
6. NEW BUSQNESS
c. continued...
to the acquisition list, the Redevelopment Staff
dis ussed the matter with the HUD Area Office and
HUD stated that it was a local decision whether or
not to acquire Max's.
Mr. McMahon explained that there have been some pro-
grains as recently as a few months ago that operated
through the Small Business Administration that ad-
dressed indirect relocation assistance. However,
those programs are no longer in effect. The Staff
has reviewed and discussed with the owners of Max's
Gro ery their particular situation and the impact
of he removal of the 70 residential units in this
entire Monroe - Sample area and the effect that that
wou d have upon their business. The Staff feels
tha the removal of that amount of housing units
cou d have a substantial impact on their business.
Fron a long -range standpoint there is considerable
opp rtunity for a grocery store in the area, parti-
cularly along Monroe Street. However there will be
a p riod when._ any grocery operation in the neigh-
bor ood is going to be affected by our activity..
As a result, Mr. McMahon suggested to the Commis-
sioi placing Max's on the acquisition list at this
tim . He further suggested that, irrespective to
any decision to place Max's on the acquisition
list, it's the Department's intention to work with
Max's to encourage them to stay in the neighborhood,
and if staying at the present location is not going
to. work out, we are going to encourage them to
locate along the Monroe Street commercial area.
Mr. McMahon stated that placing Max's on the acqui-
sition list provides the Department an opportunity
to work with Max's, to encourage them to stay in
the neighborhood. We are planning on.putting an out-
reach office into the Monroe- Sample neighborhood to
han le some of the housing programs and some of the
rel cation and acquisition process, and we have
neg tiated somewhat with Max's Grocery Store to
establish that office in the store. This would pro-
vida them with rental income and some activity that
we think would help to offset any loss of business
as a result of the acquisition and demolition.
Sec ndly, we are going to have a need to relocate
soma families on a temporary basis in the neighbor-
hood and there are some facilities above Max's to
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South Bend redevelopment Commission
Special Mee ing - April 16, 1981
6. NEW BUSINESS
c. continued....
d.
house people on a temporary basis, assuming that the
premises meet the code standards. This would also
provide an opportunity for them to realize some in-
come as a result of our activity in the area.
Mr. McMahon stated that placing Max's on the acqui
sit on list does not fully decide the issue. We
thirik we can demonstrate to them that there is a
market in the neighborhood and that we can do some
things on a short -term basis to help them so that
they will not be as negatively impacted as they
wou d otherwise be. Mr. McMahon explained that this
act on will not compensate them for loss of customers,
but would only put Max's on the acquisition list.
Mr. Donaldson made a motion that Resolution No. 636 RESOLUTION NO. 636 AMENDED
be amended to add Parcel 4 -1 to the acquisition list. TO ADD PARCEL 4 -1 TO
Mr. Cira seconded the motion and it was unanimously ACQUISITION LIST
carried.
Mr. Nimtz removed himself from consideration of this
resolution and placed Mr. Robinson in the chair.be-
cau a one of the parcels is owned by the Estate of
Jacob Wild and he is Executor of that estate.
Mr. Cira made a motion to
as mended. Mr. Donaldson
was unanimously carried.
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the
Mr.
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Mr.
Mr.
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approve Resolution No. 636,
seconded the motion and it
ssion approval requested for Resolution No. 637
rizing the preparation,'execution, use grid sub -
on of'Proclaimer Certificate in connection with
RESOLUTION NO. 636, AS
AMENDED, APPROVED, REDE-
CLARING MONROE- SAMPLE AREA
TO BE BLIGHTED, AND ADOPTING
DEVELOPMENT PLAN
Monroe - Sample Development Area.
McMahon explained that Resolution No. 637 authorizes
Executive Director to proclaim the values on 43
es of property in the Monroe - Sample area. This will
le the Department to send out purchase offers on
e properties.
Cira made a motion to approve Resolution No. 637. RESOLUTION NO. 637 APPROVED
Donaldson seconded the motion and it was unanimouslyAUTHORIZING PROCLAIMER
,ied. CERTIFICATE FOR MONROE-
SAMPLE DEVELOPMENT AREA
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South Bend edevelopment Commission
Special Mee ing - April 16, 1981
6. NEW BUSINESS (continued)
e. Commission,approval requested for the followin Grant
Pro ram bid 'contracts in actor -dance with recommenda-
tio of the Bureau of'Housin ;'subject�to'Common Coun-
cil concurrence andlegal review.
Name
Contractor
Amount
Margaret
Loyd
Boocher Construction Co.
$ 6,394.00
1446 East
Sorin St.
Maria B
rzai
Boocher Construction Co.
1,595.00
2206 South
Arnold
Rose Szymanski
Boocher Construction Co.
5,882.00
609 South
Walnut St.
Jean McGhee
Boocher Construction Co.
10,927.00
1010 California
Ave.
Mary M.
Lewis
Brown Maintenance Co.
10,995.00
325 Cushing
Street
Lucille
Wills
Brown Maintenance Co.
9,815.00
1517 So
th Kendall
Matilda
Preiner
Wilton Construction Co.
4,154.00
2013 So
th Catalpa
Louis C
ark
Jefferson Builders
10,115.00
401 Eas
Indiana Ave.
Sherri
aylor
Jurtin's Construction Co.
10,740.00
822 Eas
Indiana Ave.
Joette
Pitts
Shamrock Exteriors
7,955.00
920 Cleveland
Ave.
Mrs
Baumgartner explained
that on four of the
contracts,
the
low bidder is
not recommended as that contractor
(Bo
cher Construction
Co.) would not be able to
perform
in
a timely manner
on eight contracts at the same
time
and
had selected four (4) contracts and turned
down the
other
four (4).
Mr.
McMahon stated
that the Bureau of Housing
has handled
thi
unique situation
in an appropriate manner
and the
con
ractor was in
agreement with the procedures
used. A
cha
ge is going to
be made in the bid packet,
however,
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South Bend edevelopment Commission
Special Mee ing - April 16, 1981
6. NEW BUSINESS
e. continued...
out fining the process the Bureau uses in this type of
sit ation.
On motion by Mr. Cira, seconded by Mr. Donaldson and COMMISSION AWARDED TEN (10)
unanimously carried, the Grant Program bid contracts CONTRACTS UNDER GRANT PRO-
were approved in accordance with the recommendation GRAM
of the Bureau of Housing, subject to Common Council
concurrence and legal review.
f. Commission approval r
312 Loan contract in
of the Bureau of'HoUs
Name
ested for the following Section
ordance with the recommendation
Contractor
Ant
Christo her Costello Shamrock Exteriors $2,703.00
713 Nor h Scott St.
On motion made by Mr. Robinson, seconded by Mr. Donald-
son and unanimously carried, a contract was awarded to
Shamrock Exteriors in the amount of $2,703.00 for 713 COMMISSION APPROVED SECTION
North Scott Street. 312 LOAN
g. Commission approval requested for Change Order No. 1 with
Diedrich Construction Com an 'for'an'increase "of' 1;245.0
for an amended contract total of 6;943.00 at 434'South
Kaley Street, as set. forth in a letter from'Mrs. Kdthr n
Baurl0artner, Director, Bureau of Housing.
Mrs Baumgartner explained that this Change Order is needed
to replace some structural parts of a porch. In the future,
specifications will state the structural members are to be
rep aced as necessary and this should eliminate change or-
ders of this type.
COMMISSION APPROVED CHANGE
On motion made by Mr. Donaldson, seconded by Mr. Cira and ORDER NO. 1 FOR DIEDRICH
unanimously carried, Change Order No. l with Diedrich Con - CONSTRUCTION COMPANY FOR
strLICtion Company was approved. $1,245 INCREASE IN CON -
TRACT PRICE AT 434 SOUTH
KALEY STREET
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South Bend edevelopment Commission
Special Mee ing - April 16, 1981
6. NEW BUSINESS
h. ComrO s s i on
i n2j Le
tri tt.
pproVal requested to enter into the follow -
reementS in'tht'R- 66'Central Business Dis-
Par
el No.
Lessee
Rent
2-6C,
2 -17
Board of Public Works
$ 1.00 /yr.
8 -9
8 -11
Board of Public Works
1.00 /yr.
8 -1
South Bend Parking Co., Inc.
2,389.75/mo.
4-65
South Bend Parking Co., Inc.
640.33/mo.
4 -8
South Bend Parking Co., Inc.
1,225.00/mo.
4-63),
4 -87
South Bend Public Transpor-
1.00 /yr.
tation Corporation
9 -1
Inwoods Store
65.00 /mo.
Mr. McMahon explained that new leases were needed for the
abo a mentioned parcels as previous leases had expired.
On motion made by Mr. Robinson, seconded by Mr. Cira and COMMISSION APPROVED LEASE
unanimously carried, the Commission approved the lease AGREEMENTS IN THE R -66
agreements listed above in the R -66 Central Business CENTRAL BUSINESS DISTRICT
Dis rict.
7. PROGRESS REPORTS
Mr. McMahon reported that the Redevelopment Staff has updated
the Rou e Report and found that the office needs projections
from that report are still legitimate and that the overall
trends liscussed in the Rouse Report are still valid.
Mr. McM hon also reported that the Common Council has passed
d
the ornance revising tax abatement procedures and has es-
tablish d tax abatement impact areas.
8. NEXT COMMISSION MEETING
The nex Regular Commission meeting will be held at
10:00 a M. May 1, 1981.
9. ADJOUR
There being no further business to come before the
Commission, Mr. Robinson made a motion that the meeting
be adjo rned. The motion was seconded by Mr. Donaldson
and unanimously carried. The meeting was adjourned at
11:15 a.m.
F;
NEXT COMMISSION MEETING
ADJOURNMENT
South Bend edevelopment Commission
Special Mee ing - April 16, 1981
n, Executive Director