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Home My WebLink AboutRM 06-12-81SOUTH BEND REDEVELOPMENT COMMISSION RESCHEDULED REGULAR MEETING June 12, 19B1 10:00 a.m. Presiding Officer: Mr. F. Jay Nimtz President 1. ROLL CALL Members Members 1200 County -City Building 227 W. Jefferson Boulevard South Bend, Indiana 46601 Present: Mr. F. Jay Nimtz, President. Mr. A. Peter Donaldson, Secretary Ms. Paula N. Auburn, Member Absent: Legal C unsel: Redevel pment Staff: Communit Staff: News Med Guests: 2. APPROVAL Development ia: OF MINUTES Mr. Lloyd E. Robinson, Sr., Vice President Mr. Robert J. Cira, Assistant Secretary Mr. Kevin J. Butler Mr. Patrick M. McMahon, Executive Director Mrs. Ann Kolata, Deputy Director Mr. Kevin C. Horton, Deputy Director Mr. Rick Pitts, Acquisition Specialist Mrs. Angela M. Coar, Executive Secretary Ms. Christal J. Taylor, Secretary Ms. Belinda McIntosh, Secretary Mr. David Daren, Assistant Director Bureau of Housing Ms. Jeanne Derbeck, Reporter, South Bend Tribune Mr. David W. Anderson, Reporter, WNDU GlendaRae Hernandez Ms. Enid C. Spohnholz Mr. Billy Talton On motioi made by Mr. Donaldson, seconded by Ms. Auburn MINUTES OF REGULAR MEETING and unanimously carried, the Minutes of the Regular OF MAY 15, 1981 WERE APPROVED Meeting f May 15, 1981 were approved. 3. APPROVALIOF CLAIMS On motion by Mr. Donaldson, seconded by Ms. Auburn CLAIMS APPROVED and unanimously carried, the claims totalling $616,251.60 were allowed and ordered to be paid. The authorized claims are: A South Bend jedevelopment Commission Rescheduled Regular Meeting - June 12, 1981 3. APPROVAL OF CLAIMS (continued) Federal Express Corporation Federal Express Corporation Travelm re Ida Hoffman REDEVELOPMENT BOND REDEMPTION St. Joseph Bank & Trust Company P.E.A. -I MONROE- SAMPLE AREA $ 66.00* 19.00* 313.00* 660.50 TOTAL $ 1,058.50. $249,000.00 TOTAL $249,000.00 St. Joseph County Treasurer Zelma Burch — Parcel #6 -21 Zelma Burch - Parcel #6 -1 Robert L. Spann, Sr. & Ruby L. Spann - Parcel #7 -20 Elmer Collings - Parcel #6 -19 Zanuty Blanton - Parcel #6 -6 Iris L. Nick - Parcel #8 -7 St. Joseph County Treasurer Iris L. Nick - Parcel #8 -7 Leonard 3ray & Feneta Gray - Parcel #6 -15 Leonard 3ray & Feneta R. Gray - Parcel #6 -13 Leonard 3ray & Feneta R. Truitt Gray - Parcel #6 -14 Richard E. & Louise M. Carlton - Parcels #6 -4, #6 -5, #7 -19, #7 -18, #7 -17, #7 -16, and #6-7 Elmer Collings & Anchor Sales, Inc. - Parce #6 -19 Zenauty Blanton & Cressy & Everett - Parcel #6 -6 Iris L. Nick & Shrum's Homes Sweet Homes - Parcel #8 -7 Zenauty Blanton - Parcel #6 -6 Abstract & Title Corporation Abstract & Title Corporation Ralph D. Lauver John G. Pence Associates, Inc. Dennis J. Dillman, SRA St. Joseph County Treasurer Robert & Ruby Spann - Parcel #7 -20 Leonard Feneta Gray — Parcel #6 -15 2 $ 475.22* 14,228.94* 11,238.68* 7,202.22* 6,149.00* 7,362.24* 5,887.70* 2,127.95* 500.00* 8,012.63* 5,156.10* 5,469.85* 37,945.47* 14,852.50* 15,000.00* 15,000.00* 500.00* 70.00* 70.00* 60.00* 1,210.00* 7,705.00* 456.77* 500.00* 500.00* South Bend Redevelopment Commission Reschedule Regular Meeting - June 12, 1981 3. APPROVAL OF CLAIMS (continued) P.E.A. - MONROE- SAMPLE AREA (continued) Leonard & Feneta Gray - Parcel #6 -15 $ 2,090.63* H.I.S. Inc. - Parcel #6 -8 3,933.83* James E. Crume & Judy A. Crume - Parcel #6 -8 1,789.57* Delores Knight - Parcel #7 -4 3,556.36* Mable E. Wise - Parcel #6 -18 7,120,82* Leonard & Feneta Gray & First Bank & Trust Company - Parcel #6 -15 8,000.00* Mabel Wise & Century 21 Manor Realty, Inc. - Parcel #6 -18 14,402.50* Mabel Wise - Parcel #6 -18 500.00* Zelma Burch & Lyle Coe & Donna Coe - Parcel #6 -21 15,000.00* ,Robert & Ruby Spann & R. E. Barger Company - Parc 1 #7 -20 15,000.00* Kattio ones & Mylinda Jones - Parcel #7 -5 5,733.15* Nemeth Masters, Attorneys -at -Law - Parcel #7 -5 280.50* Abstrac Company of St. Joseph County, Inca 25.00 The Abstract & Title Corporation 130.00 South Bend Tribune 24.10 St. Joseph County Treasurer - Parcel #7 -21 107.51 St. Jos ph County Treasurer - Parcel #7 -24 37.01 Tri -Cou ty News 26.39 S. M. Dix Associates, Inc. 3,300.78 Richard E. Nichols Associates, Inc. 175.00 Zelma Burch - Parcel #6 -21 500.00 Dennis . Dillman, SRA 60.00 Dorothy M. Miller, Perry J. Stoops & Max E. Stoo s - Parcel #7 -21 8,391.49 Keith D. Wilkesen - Parcel #7 -24 436.99 Josephine Kutch - Petty Cash 20.00 St. Jos ph County Treasurer - Parcel #7 -13 14.22 St. Jos ph County Treasurer - Parcel #7 -14 85.78 Russell & Dorothy Leason - Parcel #7 -13 559.78 Olivia Harris - Parcel #7 -14 5,938.09 American National Bank.& Trust Company - Parcel #7 -14 375.13 TOTAL $265,294.90 P.E.A. - EAST BANK AREA Josephin Kutch - Petty Cash $ 3.00 TOTAL $ 3.00 3 South Bend Redevelopment Commission Rescheduled Regular Meeting - June 12, 1981 3. APPROVAL OF CLAIMS (continued) P.E.A. - IND R -66 Payroll: 5 -02 -81 to 5 -15 -81 Payroll: 5 -16 -81 to 5 -29 -81 New York Management Center, Inc. Community Development (Program Income) Community Development (Program Income) Theresa D. O'Nell A. M. Bruning Busines3 Systems, Inc. Busines3 Systems, Inc. Indiana Bell Telephone Company LaFree Excavating, Inc. Schilli g's Sales Co., Inc. St. Joe Bank Travel Agency Slidecr ft Laboratories, Inc. Congres Tonal Quarterly, Inc. Holiday Inn Mart Plaza Dorothy Z. Deane State oF Indiana A. M. B uning Division Kevin J Butler Credit ureau of South Bend - Mishawaka Irena Gammon Indiana & Michigan Electric Company Josephine Kutch - Petty Cash The Loft Restaurant Nationa Council for Urban Economic Development Paper Point of South Bend Postmaster Smith Petroleum, Inc. Diocese of Fort Wayne -South Bend, Inc. - Parcel #9 -26 Diocese of Fort Wayne -South Bend, Inc. - Parcel #9 -26 Dorothy Z. Deane Capital Hilton Indiana Academy In The Public Service, Inc. Conference on Alternative State and Local Policies Theresa D. O'Nell John Cooney TOTAL 4 $ 7,171.87 7,709.24 830.00* 4,589.75* 1,231.00* 300.00* 17.79* 22.66* 16.97* 407.94* 45,000.00* 12.20* 313.00* 75.75* 29.00* 157.10* 526.40* 90.00* 43.79 200.00 10.00 3.54 51.16 22.22 17.06 4.00 499.88 177.33 47.37 2,500.00 2,475.00 225.60 238.28 20.00 15.24 328.00 34.19 $ 75,413.33 P South Bend Redevelopment Commission Rescheduled Regular Meeting - June 12, 1981 3. APPROVAL OF CLAIMS (continued) P.E.A. 312 LOANS Brenda Ferguson and The Ridge Co., Inc. Herbert Herendeen Williams Home Center and Terrence Finney Bob Fra e Plumbing & Heating, Inc. and Estella McFadden Harriet Thomas and Charles Brown Maintenance Shamroc< Exteriors and Jessie Graves Shamroc Exteriors and Brenda Ferguson Darnada Winston- Austin Kevin aid Carol Ervin Kissell Company Shamroc Exteriors and Christopher Costello TOTAL GRAND TOTAL $ 203.07* 294.93* 47.19* 230.00* 9,962.00* 2,760.00* 1,100.00* 490.46 891.22 6,800.00 2,703.00 $ 25,481.87 $616,251.60 Because of the time span between meetings certain claims were si ned by Commissioners during the interim and are denoted above with an asterisk N. On moti n made by Ms. Auburn, seconded by Mr. Donaldson and una imously carried, the claims approved by Commis- sioners between meetings and denoted with an asterisk ( *) above, vere ratified, approved and confirmed. 4. COMMUNICATIONS There wre no communications to present to the Commission. 5. PUBLIC FEARING Mr. McMahon explained to the Commission that this public hearing is for the second major phase of acquisition in the Monroe-Sample Development Area. It primarily affects the area south of Bronson Street, east of the area includ- ed in our first acquisition phase. There are also a few isolated properties near the intersection of Fellows and Monroe Street involved. In order to initiate this rather lengthy process, this has come before the Common Council and vari us public bodies, as necessary, and is now be- fore the Commission for a public hearing. 5 THERE WERE NO COMMUNICATIONS TO PRESENT TO THE COMMISSION PUBLIC HEARING ON MONROE- SAMPLE DEVELOPMENT AREA South Bend Commission Rescheduled �edevelopment Regular Meeting - June 12, 1981 5. PUBLIC GEARING (continued) Mr. McMahon presented the Commission with the following items and asked that they be entered into the record: Original Notice of Public Hearing; Affidavit of Proof of Publica ion from the South Bend Tribune and Tri- County News; Affidavit that notice was delivered to Area Plan Commission, Board of Public Works, Board of Zoning Appeals, Building Department, Park Department, and that notice was posted on the bulletin board of the Board of Public Works; Area Plan Commission Resolution No. 57; Common Council Resolut on No. 885 -81; and a copy of Redevelopment Commis- sion Re olution No. 636 and a copy of the Monroe - Sample Develop ent Plan. Mr. McM hon informed the Commission that as of 10:00 a.m. this mo ning no written remonstrances with respect to our action ere received. Mr. Nim z recognized and received the various legal notices, publica ions, affidavits, and other documents and ordered them en ered into the record. Mr. McMahon explained this is the second Resolution with respect to acquisition of properties in the Monroe - Sample Development Area. Our proposed action today does not re- flect an type of change in the original plan we presented in February and March to the Commission with respect to our intentions in the-Monroe-Sample area. It simply is a formal approval to allow the Commission to consider acqui- sition of properties in the second phase. Mr. Nim z opened the meeting for any comments or discussion by the p blic. Mr. David Anderson inquired whether there has been any legal action filed by any of the people you may have property bought by the Commission and how homes located in an area designated for future industrial use are being appraise - at residential or industrial rates. Mr. McMa nor has Properti they are properti independ that the purchase on replied that no legal action has been filed any condemnation action been filed at this point. s are being bought based on their appraisals, not appraised as industrial. Appraisals for the s have been done outside of this office under nt appraisers, and there is a set of procedures have to follow to meet guidelines by which we property. [.1 South Bend 'edevelopment Commission Rescheduled Regular Meeting - June 12, 1981 5. PUBLIC GEARING (continued.) I Mrs. G1 ndaRae Hernandez indicated she couldn't under- stand w y the properties on Fellows Street were being added j st because it is being zoned commercial, since she did 't think they were in the plans at first. Mr. McN hon explained that the area was designated for commercial use a few years ago in the Resolution and has not been added in the meantime. Mr. McMahon con- tinued ro explain that since the original plans were brought forward, there had been certain changes made as a result of discussions with property owners and both Mo roe - Sample and Edgewater neighborhood groups to better proceed with the plan. As an example, a commercial designation was proposed for property along Lincoln ay. That has been removed because we felt it would be better for the development of the neighbor- hood if the residential area extended all the way through to the Edgewater neighborhood. We also looked at com- mercial properties along Monroe Street, identified those w ich to date are not primarily utilized commer cially and placed them on our acquisition list to make them av ilable to individuals and developers so that commerc al activities might take place. And, as proposa s come into the office for housing -type activit es, I could see us adding properties to be acquire for single and multi - family housing develop- ment th t we feel would be compatible with the neighborhood. At no p int will we reach the position where everything is locked n and there will be no further activity. Mrs. Hernandez expressed concern that from what Mr. McMahon indicat d, there are people who could still be in danger if someone else comes along and wants the property, even if they do not want to sell the property. She thoGght the idea of the plan was so that people knew what was going to happen In their area. Mr. McMahon explained that it is our desire to reinforce what is in the neighborhood and something of this nature could v ry possibly be considered, but would involve dis- cussions with the neighborhood, Commission, and the de- veloper. Right now we have no intentions of purchasing any pro erty for residential use, but the fact of the matter is there is a very substantial amount of property that stands vacant in the Monroe- Sample area. If it con- tinues to stand vacant for an extended period of time, then th results would not be as beneficial to the neigh- borhood as it would be if someone came and built additional housing. 7 South Bend Commission Rescheduled �edevelopment Regular Meeting - June 12, 1981 5. PUBLIC HEARING (continued) Mrs. Hernandez agreed with Mr. McMahon's statement but still feared that some people were still in danger of having their property taken and they would not have in- centive to put more money into the house. This would be defeating part of the purpose of preservi.ng that area as residential. Ms. Jea ne Derbeck inquired whether the properties being acquire today were mostly residential and whether they are bei g acquired for purposes of demolishing them. Mr. McMahon replied that 95 percent of the lots are either residential or vacant property plus the Franklin School playground area. We will be clearing the properties to make the land available for commercial or.industrial use in those areas and this will mean that the houses will either be moved to other areas or demolished. Mr. Nim z inquired whether there were any further comments, recomme dations, suggestions or any remonstrances to be present d to the Commission concerning this project. Hear- ing non , the public hearing was declared closed. 6. OLD BUSINESS There w s no old business to present to ,the Commission. 7. NEW BUSINESS a. Commission approval requested for Resolution No. 641, confirming Resolution No. 636 with respect to the. Monroe-Sample Development Area. Mr. Nimtz explained that Resolution No. 641 confirms Res lution No. 636 which was adopted some time ago, beginning the procedures which concluded with today's public hearing. On notion made by Ms. Auburn, seconded by Mr. Donald- son and unanimously carried, Resolution No. 641 confirming Resolution No. 636 with respect to the Monroe Sample Development area was approved. 8 NO OLD BUSINESS PRESENTED TO THE COMMISSION RESOLUTION NO. 641, CON- FIRMING RESOLUTION NO. 636 RELATING TO MONROE- SA. �PLE DEVELOPIMENT AREA WAS APPROVED. South Bend redevelopment Commission Rescheduled Regular Meeting - June 12, 1981 7. NEW BUSINESS (continued) a c. u ssion approval ecute Proclain t value for pr r quested for Executive Director No. 3, establishing the fair rty to be acquired in the ent Area. and Commission approval requested for Resolution No. 642 relating to acquisition of property by condemnation, Monroe-Sample Development Area. Mr. McMahon explained that items (b) and (c) both re- late to the actual acquisition of properties in the Pion oe- Sample Development Area and asked that both be donsidered. On notion made by Mr. Donaldson, seconded by Ms. PROCLAIMER NO. 3 FOR Auburn and unanimously carried, the Executive Director MONROE- SAMPLE.DEVELOPMENT was given permission to execute Proclaimer No. 3, AREA APPROVED est blishing the fair market value for property to be acq fired in the Monroe - Sample Development Area. On notion made by Ms. Auburn, seconded by Mr. Donald- RESOLUTION NO. 642 RELATING son and unanimously carried, Resolution No. 642 re- TO ACQUISITION OF PROPERTY lating to acquisition of property by condemnation BY CONDEMNATION IN THE in the Monroe - Sample Development Area was approved. MONROE- SAMPLE DEVELOPMENT AREA WAS APPROVED d. Comirission approval requested for amendment to A r ement for Professional Services with S. M. Dix Associates, Inc., relating to East Bank and Monroe-Sample Development Areas. Mr. McMahon explained that the Redevelopment Commis- sion currently has a contract with S. M. Dix Associates, Inc., for business appraisals in both the Monroe - Sample and East Bank Development areas. We have found less activity required at this point in the East Bank area and more in the Monroe- Sample area and, therefore, would like the dollars pre- viously approved for East Bank adjusted for use in Monroe-Sample. On notion made by Ms. Auburn, seconded by Mr. Donald- son and unanimously carried, an amendment to Agreement for Professional Services with S. M. Dix Associates, Inc. was approved. i South Bend edevelopment Commission Rescheduled Regular Meeting - June 12, 1981 7. NEW BUS NESS (continued) e. Commission approval requested for Agreement for Professional Services with Judith K. Rosheck in con ection with the Monroe-Sample Development Area. and f. Commission approval requested for Agreement for Pro essional Services with Peggy Forrest in con nec ion with the Monroe-Sample Development Area. Mr. McMahon explained that there i:sa need to bring in ome outside assistance on a temporary basis in order to handle property closings in the Monroe- Sample area. Both Judith K. Rosheck and Peggy Forrest are licensed realtors. Compensation will be 50 per closing. On motion made by-Mr. Donaldson, seconded by Ms. Aub rn and unanimously carried, Agreements for Pro - fes ional Services with Judith K. Rosheck and Peggy For est were approved. g. Commission approval requested for the following leases in the Monroe - Sample Development Area. Parcel lst Payment Name Address No. Amount Date Zanuty Blan on 713 Fellows 6 -6 75.00 9 -1 -81 Elmer Colli gs 716 Columbia 6 -19 62.00 9 -1 -81 Zelma Burch 710 Columbia 6 -21 143.00 9 -1 -81 Robert &,Ru y Spann 714 Fellows 7 -20 73.00 9 -1 -81 Iris Nick 719 Columbia 8 -7 59.00 9 -1 -81 Mr. McMahon explained that the property owners listed have complet d the sale of their properties to the City of South B nd. The lease allows for these individuals to re- main in their homes until we have successfully completed the relocation process and establishes the amount of each individual lease and the date of the first payment, which in this case is September 1, 1981. The lease will be in 10 COMMISSION APPROVED AGREE- MENTS FOR PROFESSIONAL SER- VICES WITH JUDITH K. ROSHECK AND PEGGY FORREST South Bend redevelopment Commission Rescheduled Regular Meeting —June 12, 1981 7. NEW BUSINESS (continued) g. continued... eff ct until we have successfully completed the re- loc tion process of the individual owner. On otion made by Mr. Donaldson, seconded by Ms. Aub rn and unanimously carried, leases in the Mon oe- Sample Development were approved. h. Com ission approval requested for amendment to Monroe - Sam le Relocation Policy Statement. Mr. I -,icMahon explained that according to HUD guidelines we can relocate anyone into a substandard dwelling. In he past we were not able to consider such proper- ties. We are asking the Commission to give us per- mission to include funds for code improvements as part of the relocation benefits, still remaining within our $15,000 guideline, allowing us to address a situation where an individual selects property requiring code improvements. This would open up a number of opportunitites to the homeowner as far as his selection, and provides the homeowner with an opportunity to address code changes without causing a f nancial burden on them. Ms. Auburn stated that it is important to give as many options to people that we are relocating as possible. Some of the housing stock in our community is still very solid but because it was built a few years ago may not meet code. Allowing use of the fun s to go in to bring the house up to code really doe expand options to these people. Mr.jNimtz said he felt this was a great step forward. On otion made by Mr. Donaldson, seconded by Ms. Aub rn and unanimously carried, the amendment to the Monroe- Sample Relocation Policy Statement was ado ted. i. Commission approval requested for the folloiwng Sec ion 31 oan Program proposal in accordance with recommendation of t e Bureau of Housing. COMMISSION APPROVED AMEND- MENT TO MONROE- SAMPLE RELOCATION POLICY STATEMENT South Bend edevelopment Commission Rescheduled Regular Meeting - June 12, 1981 7. NEW BUSINESS (continued) i. con inued... Name Mary Nankin 1033 North Contractor Air Tite Window & Door, Inc. ams Street Amount $475.00 On otion made by Ms. Auburn, seconded by Mr. Donald- COMMISSION AWARDED PROPOSAL son and unanimously carried, the Section 312 Loan Pro- IN CONNECTION WITH THE gra proposal was awarded. SECTION 312 LOAN PROGRAM j. Commission approval requested for the followin Section 312 loan and Homestead Program proposal in accordance with recommen ation by the Bureau of lousing. Name Contractor Amount Terrence M. Finney Roy Gallaway $140.00 1320 Fassna ht Street On notion made by Mr. Donaldson, seconded by Ms. COMMISSION AWARDED PROPOSAL Auburn and unanimously carried, the Section 312 IN CONNECTION WITH THE Loan and Homestead Program proposal was awarded. SECTION 312 LOAN AND HOME - STEAD PROGRAM k. Commission approval requested for the following Grant Pro ram bid contracts in accordance with recommenda- tior of the Bureau of Housing, subject to Common Council concurrence and legal review. Name Contractor Amount James Washington Jurtin's Construction Co. $10,979.00 701 E. Indiana Avenue Ervin Karcze ski Hoosier Home Improvement 10,630.00 1615 W. Dunham Street Joyce Gatson Shamrock Exteriors 12,600.00 410 East Broadway Mary A. Thompson Jurtin's Construction Co. 9,471.00 916 E. Cedar Street 12 South Bend `edevelopment Commission RescheduledRegular Meeting - June 12, 1981 7. NEW BUSINESS (continued) k. conttinued... Name I Contractor Amount Jahugh & Willie Pearl Boocher Construction Co. $11,669.50 Barbee 1017 West Oak Street Gail Love Jefferson Builders 10,940.00 1714 S. Ken all Street On motion made by Ms. Auburn, seconded by Mr. Donald- COMMISSION AWARDED SIX (6) son and unanimously carried, the Grant Program bid CONTRACTS UNDER GRANT contracts were awarded per recommendation from the PROGRAM Bureau of Housing. 8. PROGRESS REPORTS Mr. McM hon informed the Commission that there was a need to amend two Proclaimers that previously were approved by the Commission. The first amends the Monroe- Sample Pro - claimer for Parcel No. 1 -3. In reviewing the appraisals that had been made on the property we found that we had to reject one and order a new appraisal. The new appraisals came in and resulted in a small difference in the offering price that was previously approved. I'm requesting that the Com ission acknowledge that activity and allow the in- crease in the offering price for Parcel No. 1 -3 in the Monroe - Sample Area. Upon motion made by fir. Donaldson, seconded by Ms. Auburn MONROE- SAMPLE PROCLAIMER and unanimously carried, the Monroe- Sample Procjaimer for NO. 1 AMENDED FOR PARCEL Parcel N . 1 -3 was amended. NO. 1 -3 Mr. McMahon stated that there was a need for a change in the Proc aimer that was done on the Griffon Bookstore in conjunction with Century Mall acquisition. At the time the proc ss was completed, we found that there were two items that had been previously shown as movable fixtures which, a a result of the activity, proved that they were immovable fixtures and should be added to the compensa- tion to that business since there was a loss to the busi- ness when they moved. Upon mot on made by Mr. Donaldson, seconded by Ms. Auburn CENTURY MALL PROCLAIMER and unan mously carried, the Proclaimer relating to the AMENDED FOR PARCEL NO. Griffon ookstore was amended. 9- 27 -27A 13 South Bend Redevelopment Commission Rescheduled Regular Meeting - June 12, 1981 8. PROGRESS REPORTS (continued) Mr. McMahon reported to the Commission that we have been monitored by the Department of Housing and Urban Develop- ment in respect to our acquisition in the Century Mall area and have received a response indicating that our activity has met with their approval. Also, the Commis - sion ha reached an agreement with Boul -Jeff and there are no outs anding properties that have to be acquired. Upon motion by Ms. Auburn, seconded by 141r. Donaldson and unanimo sly carried, the settlement with the owners of the Bou -Jeff was ratified, approved, confirmed and authorized paid in the amount so reported. Mr. NcM hon reported that demolition on the Mall is pro- ceeding We have encountered some problems on the east side of the project with columns and as a result it has slowed Jown the work. 9. NEXT COMMISSION MEETINGS The nex three Commission meetings have been rescheduled 14EXT COMMISSION MEETINGS and wil be held on June 26, July 10 and July 24, 1981 at 10:0 a.m. 10. ADJOU There b ing no further information to come before the ADJOURNMENT Commission, Mr. Donaldson made a motion that the meeting be adjo rned. The motion was seconded by [is. Auburn and unanimo sly carried. The meeting was adjourned at 11:05 a m. c J y Pytz, President Pdtrick M. McMahon, Executive Director 14