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Home My WebLink AboutRM 04-23-82SOUTH BEND REDEVELOPMENT COMMISSION REGULAR MEETING April 23, 1 82 10:00 a.m. Presiding 0 ficer: Mr. F. Jay Nimtz, President 1. ROLL Members 1200 County -City Building 227 W. Jefferson Boulevard South Bend, Indiana 46601 Present: Mr. F. Jay Nimtz, President Mrs. Lloyd E. Robinson, Sr., Vice President Mr. A. Peter Donaldson, Secretary Ms. Paula N. Auburn, Assistant Secretary Mr. Roman J. Piasecki, Member Legal Counsel: Redevelopment Staff: Communil Staff: News Me( Guests: 2. APPROVAL Development ia: . OF MINUTES Mr. Kevin J. Butler Mrs. Eugenia Schwartz Mr. Patrick M. McMahon, Executive Director Mrs. Ann Kolata, Deputy Director, Redevelopment Mr. Kevin Horton, Deputy Director, Economic Development Mr. Donald E. Inks, Fiscal Officer Mr. Herman Lee, Administrative Assistant Mr. Rick Pitts, Acquisition Specialist Ms. Hedy Robinson, Relocation Specialist Mrs. Angela Coar, Executive Secretary Ms. Fines Mosby, Secretary Mrs. Kathryn Baumgartner, Director, Bureau of Housing Ms. Janet Holston Ms. Jeanne Derbeck, Reporter, South Bend Tribune Ms. Debroah Dommine, WSBT -TV Mrs. Glenda Rae Hernandez Mr. Don McManus, Southold Heritage Mr. Phil Jerome Mr. Robert M. Parker Mr. Ken Peczkowski Upon a otion made by Mr. Robinson, seconded by Mr. Piaseck and unanimously carried, the minutes of the meeting of Monday, April 12, 1982 were approved. 3. APPROVALS OF CLAIMS On a motion made by Mr. Donaldson, seconded by Ms. Auburn and unanimously carried, the claims were approved and ordered paid. MINUTES OF RESCHEDULED REGULAR MEETING OF APRIL 12, 1982 WERE APPROVED CLAIMS APPROVED South Bend edevelopment Commission Regular Mee ing - April 23, 1982 3. APPROVAL. OF CLAIMS (Continued) REDEVELOPMENT DISTRICT CAPITAL - 1972 Rolf Je sen & Associates, Inc. 1,555.62 The Ame ican City Corporation 17,347.40 McIntyr -Jones Construction Co., Inc 6,725.00 Federal Express Corporation 21.00 TOTAL $ 25,649.02 MONROE- SAMPLE AREA PROJECT Community Development 2,591.08 Lang, Feeney & Associates 85.00 Abstract & Title Corporation of South Bend 100.00 Universal Painting Co., Inc. 10;998.53 TOTAL $ 13,774.61 EAST BANK AREA PROJECT Community Development P.E.A. - R -66 Indiana Bell Telephone Co. Communit Development First Au o Lease, Inc. Business Systems Business Systems Business Systems Federal 7-xpress Corporation Kevin J. Butler YWCA Instant opy of Indiana, Inc. 208.35 TOTAL $ 208.35 380.67 5,160.75 21 2.76 48.18 45.54 79.86 21.00 200.00 45.00 1. TOTAL $ 6,207.76 GRAND TOTAL $ 45,839.74 4. COMMUNICATIONS No commu ications were presented to the Commission. 5. OLD BUSI14ESS a. Commission authorization requested to publish Notice Intetided Sale of Disposition Parcel No. 15 in the Monr e- Sample Development Area. -2- THERE WERE NO COMMUNICATIONS TO PRESENT TO THE COMMISSION South Bend edevelopment Commission Regular Mee ing - April 23, 1982 5. OLD BUSINESS (Continued) I a. continued.... Upon a motion made by Mr. Donaldson, seconded by Ms. Auburn and unanimously carried, the staff was authorized to publish the Notice of Intended Sale for Disposition Parcel No. 15 in the Monroe- Sample Development Area. b. Com ission approval requested to change procedure related to a rh6ht`of claims. Mr. McMahon explained that our procedures will be basically staying within the same format but will be modified somewhat to speed up payment. AUTHORIZATION TO PUBLISH NOTICE OF INTENDED SALE FOR DISPOSITION PARCL 15 IN THE MONROE- SAMPLE DEV- ELOPMENT AREA Mr. Nimtz stated that two Commissioners will look over PROCEDURES CHANGED FOR the claims on a weekly basis and sign them and the PAYMENT OF CLAIMS checks will be held until the full Commission confirms the claims at its meetings. NEW BUSINESS a. Commlission approval requested for Resolution Nb.'658 Mr. ( "Co the thos hon read Resolution No. 658: RESOLUTION NO. 658 RESOLUTION REGARDING PREVAILING GAGE RATES WHEREAS, the South Bend Redevel?opment Comm 6zion nm:i s lion ") has atabt i�shed nedevetopment atceas within " ty o4 South Bend and has undextaken activities within z cfte"; and WHEREAS.. an integ&at pant o6 that activity invotve�s the ate o6 tand bon pA vate devetopment; and UJHEREAS, the Commission de�sitez that such sate o4 tand and tuvate development shoutd have the maximum po6iti.ve -cmpa t on the &ezidents o4 the South Bend community; and WHEREAS, the Comm- zzion has detetrmined that the South Bend community w,i ft beneJ t Jtcom having toeat eonnttcactotus con,stAucting the ptrivate ptcoj ee is and being paid in aeeoti- dane with the pnevait i,ng wage rates o4 St. Joseph County. NOW.. THEREFORE, BE IT RESOLVED, that the Commils1sion enco ge/s a t putcch"etas o4 tand acquired, c2eatced and sotd by the Commission in &edevetopment aneus to use tocat con - tAa o" and to cal' manpoweA and pay t eva t i.ng wage &a te/s . -3- South Bend Commission Regular Mee �edevelopment i ng - April 23,1982 6. NEW BUSINESS (Continued) Adapted at the Reguta t. Meeting o4 the South Bend Redevelopment Commi6zion, held on the 23kd day o4 Aptrit, 1982, in the b44ice o4 the Redeve , opm nt Commission, Roam 1200, County-City Buitdd.ing, 227 We.6t Je44euon Bou.tevand, South Bend, Indiana 46601. CITY OF SOUTH BEND, INDIANA DEPARTMENT OF REDEVELOPMENT S/ F. Jay Nimtz, Ptcesident ATT T: A. 1 eteA Donaldlson, SecAetaAy Mr.INimtz read a letter from the Mayor: `ApAit 23, 1982 Mt. F. Jay Ndmtz, Pt e6ident Redevetopment Comm. 6zion City o{j South Bend Cou y -City Buitd ing South Bend, Indiana Dea4 Jay: At palst meetings o4 the Redevetopment Comm.us- Asio ji ' the Zs/sue o4 impozing a nequi,%ement that puk- ehaosetus o4 pupeJrty in the Mon&oe- Sample devetopment altea pay p&eva Ling wages has been dizcuzzed. I ato g with the membeX6 o4 the Redevelopment Com- mtisls.i.on want to assune that redevelopment acti.viti" taking place in the community have the most positive .imp act pozzibte on the &ezidents. o4 outs community and I am, the&e4otte, inteAuted in the eesotution o4 4hiz izzue. In neseatchi.ng the apps opx ato statutwLy pu- viz on pets aini.ng to diz potsat o4 acqu Aed pt o petcty by e Redevelopment Comm, zzion, the City Attotcney',s o44 ee hays detelunined that there oAe tegat baaN i.eu to the -impoz ti.on o4 such a p&eva i Ping wage &equiAe- meO in bid speci4ications 4on the sate o4 aegwvtd pna e&ty. While I must accept the opinion of the Citb Attouey' z o o Aire in tW &egand, I.6 uppotrt the expt a/sion o4 the Redevetopment Commilssion',s int to eneou &ag e the payment o6 ptcev a,i ling wage nt by developeu o4 pnopetcty acqu.Aed by the -4- South Bend Redevelopment Commission Regular Mee ing - April 23, 1982 6.) NEW BUJINESS (Continued) Red4vetopment Commt6zion. Most o4 the development which hays taken pta e in the Monroe- Sampte nedeve2opment area and otheA nedevetopment are" within the City has been accompt.,[zhed thfLough the payment o4 pre a it i.ng wages by the co nt ac to us netu fined by he devetopeu of the panticu at pancet of pro etcty. T whotehec tied. y zuppoAt the Rede- vegopment Commisz.ion'z eneoutcagement o4 devetopeu to continue .such wages although .such a tequ.itcement cannot be included in the zpe "�ieatiou bon the sate o4 the pupeAty, I beUeve that thin expness ion o4 the wilt o4 the Commizzion wiU have a poziti.ve impact without causing tegat pnobtems that could act as detevicent to 4ututce development in the Mon e- Sample oAea and otheA redevelopment cvLe . I commend the membetus of the Redevelopment Comm " zion 6o& thei& continued e4�oxt6 on be- halJ o4 the citizens o4 outc community. Sineetceey, S/ Rogetc 0. Paunt Upon a motion by Mr. Donaldson, seconded by Mr. obinson and unanimously carried, Resolution No. 58 was approved. Mr. 4imtz explained that although the Commission did iot have a prevailing wage requirement on the Bloc< 6 land, almost all of the construction then was done paying prevailing wage. Mr. IcMahon stated that the Commission is also reco mending that local labor be used. Ms. kuburn explained that if there is a problem in tie future where prevailing wages are not being adhe ed to in the majority of the construction cases or ff there is a problem with not using local con- trac ors or local employees, the Commission will come back and readdress that issue. There is a nati nal group that is putting pressure on some orga izations nation wide to move away from the prev iling wage rate and also to begin to move -5- COMMISSION APPROVED RESOLUTION #658 South Bend Commission Regular Mee �edevelopment ing April 23, 1982 6. NEW BUSINESS (Continued) a. continued .... a to rd non- union. Their intent is to do away wit union work in the entirety and I think the Co fission is sensative to that. )mrrission consideration requested for a )x abatement r6 uett relative to an area )m onl v referred to as ' 121 1468t ' Col fax Avenue (Kenneth'Robert Peczkowski). Mr. Robert Parker, attorney for Mr. Pecskowski, sta ed the petition involves the Griffon Book Sto e. The building is immediately east of People's Federal Savings & Loan, on Colfax between Main and Michigan Streets. Mr. Peczkowski purchased this property from Charles Sonneborn last summer. He is now in the process of negotiating with con- tractors for improvements, he has an architect and ie has drawings prepared for the renovation of t is building. It will house the Griffon Book Store which is one of the remaining busi- ness s on Michigan Street, two doors north of Osco's. He will maintain in the property the same type of business he is operating now. He will utilize the basement, first floor, and second floor of the building, all of which will be r modeled. This building does have three floors and maybe in the future there will be a us2 of the third floor. He will operate his book store and a game room as he does now on Michigan Street. It is my understanding this prop rty is out of the present tax abatement area, so there needs to be an extension of this area for this particular property. It has been vacant since Dial Finance was there. This is a downtown businessman who definitely desires to stay in the downtown. Mr, cMahon stated that the staff recommends that the Commission refer this favorably to the City Council. Upon a motion by P-1r. Robinson, seconded by Ms. Aubu n and unanimously carried, the staff re- port recommending to the Council that the tax abat ment be granted was approved. TAX ABATEMENT REQUEST FOR KENNETH ROBERT PECZKOWSKI WAS APPROVED (121 W.COLFAX) South Bend edevel_opment Commission Regular Mee ling - April 23, 1982 6. NEW BUSINESS (Continued) c. Commission approval requested to award conrac to John Wri ht and Sons for'935 Greeview,'in the amount of 1,520; er'the'recommendation Of the Mr. McMahon: This item is a request to award a contract to John Wright and Sons which is concrete work at 935 Greenview, in the amount of 11,520, this is a recommendation from Kathy Baumgartner of the Bureau of Housing in order to orrect a problem that had occurred on that pro erty where a stop work order was issued to a p evious contractor. Ms. Baumgartner explained that a stop work order was given to Hoosier Home Improvement for work on this property. The concrete was improperly poured and they refused to correct it. After much negotiation we issued a stop work order on December 11th. This contract was just for concrete work. Hoosier Home Im- provement has not received any payment to date and.this contract amount will be deducted from the original contract. It is not a cost in- curred by the individual. Upon a motion by Mr. Robinson, seconded by Mr. Donaldson and unanimously carried, the contract in the amount of $1,520 with John Wright and Sons for 935 Greenview was approved. d. Commission approval requested for awarding of r0 Sal in connection with the South Bend Home Im r vement Loan Program and Homestead Program, in a cordance with recommendation from the Bureau of Housing. Upon a motion made by Mr. Robinson, seconded by Ms. uburn and unanimously carried, the contract in tie amount of $10,178.40 with Boocher Con - stru tion for 3805 W. Jefferson was approved. e. Commission approval requested for awarding of proposals in connection with the South Ben Home Improvement Loan Program in accordance witT recommen at on rom the ureau o ousing. Mr. Nimtz: Any questions by members of the Commission? -7- COMMISSION AWARDED CON- TRACT TO JOHN WRIGHT AND SONS FOR 935 GREENVIEW COMMISSION APPROVED SOUTH BEND HOME IMPROVEMENT LOAN PROGRAM AND HOMESTEAD PRO- GRAM PROPOSAL FOR 3805 W. JEFFERSON South Bend Commission Regular Mee �edevelopment ing - April 23, 1982 6. NEW BUSINESS (Continued) e. continued .... Ms. Baumgartner: You see Aardvark approved for a contract here when we get down to the section on the grant application it will be noted that Aardvark have exceeded their work capacity. The contract for the loan will be greater than the grant because we have to close the loan. So there will be a two to three week stand so by that time the grant work will be completed and he can start on the loan. Mr. Nimtz: Do I hear a motion for the ap- proval of the contracts of 6e. Upon a motion by Mr. Piasecki, seconded by Ms. Auburn and the unanimously carried, the following contracts were approved. Name Contractor Amount Anna Goo en Aardvark Construction Co. $7,328.00 619 North Johnson Judith Adams Boocher Construction Co. 3,695.00 3841 Eastmone Dr. Doris Washington Boocher Construction Co. 3,681.80 1731 Prairie Ave. f. Commission approval requested for the following Reha ilitation'Grant Program bid contracts in ac- cordance with recommendation of the Bureau of Housing, pending Common Council concurrence if bid is in excess of .10,000.00 and legal review. Jean Ada s Jefferson Builders $9,365.00 1134 Chalfant Merdle Lee Jones Jefferson Builders 9,030.00 617 Diamond Avenue Catherine Jozwiak Jack Frost Company 9,351.00 1605 West Sample Thomas M lone Jurtin's Construction 9,648.00 1140 E. Liner Elizabeth Jenning Jurtin's Construction 6,189.00 418 N. Ckshing COMMISSION APPROVED THREE (3) SOUTH BEND HOME IM- PROVEMENT LOAN PROGRAM PROPOSALS. r South Bend edevelopment Commission Regular Mee ing - April 23, 1982 6. NEW BUSINESS (Continued) f. continued.... Betty Taylor Aardvark Construction 518 N. Walnut Elisabeth Forstinger Jurtin's Construction 1724 S. Kendall Mabl e Allford 628 S. hush Lillian Porter 717 E. Indiana Prince essom 509 E. Indiana Elizabe h Graham 317 N. Valnut Aardvark Construction Aardvark Construction Aardvark Construction Reese & Sons Josephi e Hildebridle Campbell Electric Co. 738 A11 n Street Lucille Leopold Jefferson Builders 114 E. �ubail RE 10,970.00 10,904.00 10,940.00 10,480.00 9,810.00 11,135.00 8,996.00 10,975.00 Mr. McMahon explained that all contracts are bei g awarded to the low bidder except for the last two. The contracts are not being awarded to the low bidder because they could not complete the work in the required time period. Upor a motion by Mr. Robinson, seconded by Ms. Auburn and unanimously carried, the Rehabili- tai n Grant Program contracts listed above were app oved. Commission approval requested for a Non- Profit Rehabilitation Grant to Renew, Inc., in the amount of $10,000.00 for a house located at 128 East Milton. Upor a motion by Mr. Donaldson, seconded by Mr. Robinson and unanimously carried, a $10,000.00 Non Profit Rehabilitation Grant was awarded to Re- New, Inc., for 128 East Milton. COMMISSION APPROVED THIRTEEN (13) GRANT PROGRAM CONTRACTS NON- PROFIT REHABILITATION GRANT AWARDED TO RENEW, INC., FOR 128 E. MILTON South B Regular 6. NEW h. i. J• Be R development Commission Meeting - April 23, 1982 BUSI ESS (Continued) Commission approval requested for a Non- Profit Reha ilitation*Grant to'Southold'Herta e FoUh ation Inc:; in.the'- amount:_of 10;000:00 for a house located'at 521 East'Bronson:Street. Mr. imtz disqualified himself because he is chairman of the Board of Southold Heritage Fours ation, Inc., and placed Vice-President Robinson in the chair for consideration of this item. Upon a motion by Ms. Auburn, seconded by Mr. Donaldson, and carried, $10,000 Non - Profit Reha ilitation Grant was approved for Southold Heritage Foundation for a house located at 521 East Bronson Street. Mr. Nimtz did not vote on this item. Commission authorization requested for Executive Dire for to execute House Moving and'Clearance Contract NO-.''7 With Southold Heritage Foundation Inc. Mr. limtz disqualified himself and placed Vice- President Robinson in the chair. Ms. <olata explained that the contract gives Sout old Heritage Foundation until May 14 to move the house at 710 S. Columbia. The person that is interested in moving the house should be p rchasing a City owned lot next week, they already have their loan approval and will be set to move the house as soon as they purchase the lot. Upon a motion by Mr. Donaldson, seconded by Mr. Pias cki and carried, the Executive Director was authorized to execute House Moving Clearance Contract No. 7 with Southold Heritage Foundation Inc. Mr. Nimtz did not vote on this item. Commission authorization reu ested for Executive Dire for to enter into a contract with Thomas J. Chom n as a summer intern in the Department of Rede elo ment. Mr. McMahon explained that in the past we have had one or two interns working for the department This year we would like to hire Mr. Thomas J. Chom n, a South Bend resident, who is in the School of Public and, Environmental Affairs down -10- NON- PROFIT REHABILITATION GRANT AWARDED TO SOUTHOLD HERITAGE FOUNDATION, INC., FOR 521 E. BRONSON COMMISSION APPROVED HOUSE MOVING AND CLEARANCE CON- TRACT NO. 7 WITH SOUTHOLD HERITAGE FOUNDATION, INC. NON- PROFIT REHABILITATION GRANT AWARDED TO SOUTHOLD HERITAGE FOUNDATION, INC., FOR 521 E. BRONSON COMMISSION APPROVED HOUSE MOVING AND CLEARANCE CON- TRACT NO. 7 WITH SOUTHOLD HERITAGE FOUNDATION, INC. South Bend Commssion Regular Mee �edevelopment ing - April 23, 1982 6. NEW BUSINESS (Continued) j. continued.... in Bloomington. He is going to be collecting and analyzing data and information on home mort- gages as part of our efforts to move forward on a mortgage revenue bond issue here in South Bend. Secondly, he will be inventorying all of our existing businesses in the City with respect to their standard industrial classification, number of employees, etc. Lastly he will assist us in our continued work in the Studebaker Corridor in preparing a plan for that area. Upo a motion by Mr. Piasecki, seconded by Mr. Don ldson and unanimously carried, the contract wit Thomas J. Chomyn was approved. k -1. Com ission approval requested for Resolution No. 659, approving the fair market re -use Value of land within the Monroe - Sample Development Area. Ms. Kolata explained that the resolution sets the fair market re -use value for Disposition Parcel No. 12 and includes rehabilitation and improvement of the existing building on the site. Mr. Nimtz: Do I hear a motion to adopt Resolution. No. 659. Upor a motion by Ms. Auburn, seconded by Mr. Donaldson and unanimously carried, Resolution No. 659 was ap- proved and the staff was authorized to publish the Notice of Intended Sale with receipt of bids at 10:00 a.m, on May 10, 1982. m. Commission approval requested for adoption of Home- stead Guidelines. Ms. Baumgartner explained that this is the program where we acquire vacant properties and transfer them to Eligible individuals for a purchase price of $1.00. In Exchange they agree that they will rehabilitate the how a in one year as well as live in it for 3 continuous years. They then receive title to the property. These gui elines outline clearly the type of properties that can be acquired, the requirements for applicants, how the applicants are reviewed, how the final homestead selections are made, and what type of employment they must fulfill in order to secure a homestead. There are a couple of changes in this year's application. -11- COMMISSION APPROVED CON- TRACT WITH THOMAS J. CHOMYN TO SERVE AS SUM- MER INTERN COMMISSION APPROVED RESOLUTION NO. 659 AP- PROVING THE FAIR MARKET RE -USE VALUE OF LAND IN THE MONROE- SAMPLE DEVEL- OPMENT AREA South Bend R development Commission Regular Meet.ng - April 23, 1982 6. NEW BUSINESS (Continued) m. continued.... Ms. aumgartner: One of them is the age at which you nay apply, changing from the age of 21 to the age Df 18. We also wrote in an employment criteria of six months employment on the job or 2 years con - tinu us employment in the same field. The final Chan e is that mobile homeowners are now considered as h meowners as opposed to renters. The remaining guid lines will remain the same. This program is 6 years old and has been really successful. We are fort nate in that we have $75,000.00 to acquire property this year. Mr, McMahon recommended that Paragraph 5 be amended to reflect that any agreement negotiated between the homesteader and any home improvement contractor to perform rehabilitation work will contain a provision that the homesteader sign a certificate of completion following an inspection by the Bureau of Housing before the final payment be made. Also, that all contracts between the homesteader and any home improvement con- tractors be required as a no lien contract and that the homesteader pay any debts incurred for work or supplies connected with rehabilitation. It basically puts a no lien provision in the rehabilitation contract. Ms. Baumgartner stated that 12 houses are currently being offered. The vast majority of them are FHA, or private repossessions and foreclosures. We have pur- chased 5 houses locally. To date we have had a total of 140 houses and only 2 have dropped out of the pro- gram. Upon a motion by Mr. Robinson, seconded by Ms. Auburn andunanimously carried, the Homestead Guidelines as amended were approved. n. Commission approval requested for adoption of Home Improvement Loan Program Guidelines. Mr. McMahon requested that this item be tabled until the next Commission meeting. o. Commission approval requested for adoption of Com - munity Deve o ment Project Rebate Guidelines. Upor a motion by Mr. Donaldson, seconded by Ms. Aub rn and unanimously carried, the Community Devel opm nt Project Rebate Guidelines were adopted. -12- HOMSTEAD GUIDELINES WERE APPROVED TABLED UNTIL MAY 14, 1982 PROJECT REBATE GUIDELINES WERE APPROVED South Bend Commission Regular Mee �edevelopment ing - April 23, 1982 6. NEW BUSINESS (Continued) p. Commission approval re uested for adoption of Homeowner's Emer enc Loan Pro ram HELP Guide- Iines. q. Commission approval requested for adoption of Monr a =Sam le Rehabilitation toan'Pro ram Guid line . r. Commission approval requested for adoption of Rehd ilitation Loan Program Guidelines. s. Commission approval requested for adoption of Monr a -Sam le Paint-U p Program Guidelines. t. Commission approval requested for adoption of Neigqborhood Paint-U0 Program Guidelines. Upon recommendation from Mr. McMahon, the items 6p, 6q, 6r, 6s and 6t were tabled until the next Commission meeting. u. Commission approval requested for Subordination A re meat between the City of South'Bend'De art - ment of Redevelo ment'and New H606 Housing; an Indiana Limited Partnership. Mr. 9cMahon explained that New Hope Housing is Mr. T. Brooks Brademas' corporation that is in- volved in the rental rehab demonstration program currently underway in the southeast neighborhood strategy area. Upon a motion by Mr. Robinson, seconded by Ms. Auburn and unanimously carried, the subordination agreement with New Hope Housing was approved. v. Commission a roval requested for Resolution No. 660. Mr. limtz read Resolution No. 660. RESOLUTION NO. 660 WHEREAS, Pat i.i.ck M. McMahon has saved the City o4 S uth Bend conti.nuouwsty since 1972, and has setcved as e Executive D,vicectotc oA the Sough. Bend Redevetop- ment since October 1, 1980; and WHEREAS, duAing his tenure als Executive Ditecton o4 the Depa tment o4 Redevetopment, the City has taken gne .6t& ides towa&d achieving its goat o6 an imp Loved quatity o4 t.i6e bon a22 its citizens; and -13- TABLED UNTIL MAY 14, 1982 COMMISSION APPROVED SUBORDINATION AGREEMENT WITH NEW HOPE HOUSING South Bend edevelopment Commission Regular Meeting - April 23, 1982 6. NEW BUSINESS (Continued) v. continued.... . WHEREAS, aiten nine yeau o6 to ya.2 s e vice and etas dedication,. he is teuving his position in city goveAnmevrt to puuue a position o6 gtceat tes ows.Lb,i P.ity to the South Bend community. NOW, THEREFORE, BE IT RESOLVED, by the South Ben Redevelopment Cbmm &sion, GoveAning Body of the City o6 South Bend, Depatctment of Redeve2op- me , that the name o6 PATRICK M. MCMAHON be eng&aved in the minutes o4 this meeting in com- mendation o4 his dit ig ent e4 �o&tt6 , and .het it atz v be known that the w ils hers o f aU o f ups go with him Jon 4u&theA en ichment and good 6antune in the yearns ti. Adopted this 23tcd day o6 Apt it, 1982. CITY OF SOUTH BEND, INDIANA DEPARTMENT OF REDEVELOPMENT S/ F. Jay N.imtz, Pnes.cdent S/ Ltoyd E. Rob.iwson, St., Vice Pkes.ident S/ A. PeteA Donatd.6on, Secutaxy S/ Paula N. AubutLn, A6,6i,stant Secaetam S/ Roman L. Piazecki, Membetc The Commissioners thanked Mr. McMahon for all he had donE and wished him well in his new position. Upon a motion by Mr. Robinson, seconded by Ms. Auburn and inanimously carried, Resolution No. 660 was adopted. 7. PROGRESSIREPORTS There wa� no progress reports. -14- RESOLUTION #660 WAS APPROVED NO PROGRESS REPORTS South Bend Redevelopment Commission Regular Meet'ng - April 23, 1982 8. NEXT COMMISSION MEETING The next meeting of the South Bend Redevelopment Commissi n will be held on Friday, May 14, 1982 at 10 :00 a.m. 9. ADJOURN There being no further business to come before the Commission, Mr. Donaldson made a motion that the meeting be adjourned. Mr. Piasecki seconded the motion and it was unanimously carried. The meeting was adjourned at 10:55 a.m. ent -15- NEXT COMMISSION MEETING ADJOURNMENT .0—on-R. Hunt, Executive Director