HomeMy WebLinkAboutRM 09-23-88September 3, 1988
10:00 a.m.
Presiding fficer:
1.
SOUIH BEND REDEVELOPMENT CICHMISSION
REGUIAR MEE=G
Mr. F. Jay Nimtz
President
1200 County -City Building
227 W. Jefferson Boulevard
South Bend, Indiana 46601
Present: Mr. F. Jay Nimtz, President
Ms. Paula N. Auburn, Vice President
Mr. Roman J. Piasecki, Secretary
Mr. Sandy Combs, Assistant Secretary
Mr. Michael Doncho
Legal Counsel: Ms. Carolyn Pfotenhauer
Redevelopment Staff: Mrs. Ann Kolata, Deputy Executive Director
Mrs. Cheryl Phipps, Office Manager
Mr. Rick Pitts, Economic Development Specialist
Bureau 7 Housing Staff: Ms. Kathryn Bauxjartner, Director
Ms. Mary Richmond
Mr. Paul Cornell
Ms. Rosie Cottonham
News Media:
Others:
Ms. Jeanne Derbeck, South Bend Tribune
Mr. Thom Howell, U -93
Mr. Carter Wolf, Center City Associates
Mr. N' z announced that the Executive Session held prior to the meeting would be
continued following adjournment of the Regular Meeting.
2. APPRO OF MINUTES
Upon a motion made by Mr. Piasecki, seconded C YMSSION APPROVED THE M]2R .S
by Mr. s and unanimously carried, the OF THE RE=-AR MEETING OF FRIDAY,
minutes of the Regular Meeting of Friday, SEPIEMBER 9, 1988
Sep 9, 1988, were approved.
3.
Gary Mester Photography
General Fund (postage)
Berreth Oil Company
General Fund (printing)
I.C.M.A
$ 288.00
107.19
43.06
488.30
98.75
Admin 1988 $ 1,025.30
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South Bend
Regular Me
3. APPRO` ,,
4.
5.
6.
elopment Cormmission
- September 23, 1988
CLAIMS (Cont.)
& Michigan Power Co.
1 T.I.F. 1985
South lend Drafting
Total T.I.F. 1986
Upon a motion made by Ms. Auburn, seconded by
Mr. Ccmbs and unanimously carried, the
Commis ion formally approved the claims
submitted September 12 and September 19, 1988
and o eyed checks dated September 16 and
Sept 23, 1988 to be released.
There Were no ccmt nications.
There xtas no old business.
a.
YV nne M. Jones
1022 Van Buren
BeTnardo R. & Olga C. Garcia
1229 California
Luvenure M. Barnhill
427 Sommers St.
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$ 14.54
$ 14.54
$ 364.50
$ 364.50
$ 1,404.34
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TIERE WERE NO COMMUNICATIONS
4 16 101 114 0jIMAONz exe)012: i1. *IIIlkI
$18,800.00
$21,550.00
$22,500.00
South Bend Redevelopment Commission
Regular Meoting - September 23, 1988
6. NEW "INESS (Cont.)
a. contlnuea...
Ann Joyner
Georgiana
kolata noted that Mr. Garcia is an
ee of the City's Bureau of Solid
but there is no conflict of
st because he has no decision
responsibilities with the Bureau
sing or the federal housing
. Kolata noted that September 30 is
the end of the federal fiscal year and,
therefore, these are the last Section 312
loans to be made this year. The Bureau
of busing has prepared a report on the
a 'vity of the program during the year.
Upon a motion by Mr. Combs, seconded by
Ms. Auburn and unanimously carried, the
Comnission approved the loans in
con,iection with the Section 312 Loan
Pro yram in accordance with the
recomendation from the Bureau of
Mrs Kolata asked Mrs. Baumgartner to
give the Bureau of Housing's report on
the Section 312 Loan activity for 1988.
Mrs Baumgartner reported that 23 Section
312 Rehabilitation Loans were processed
in 1988 for a total of $469,700. An
add tional $77,920 of grant funds were
app ied to 11 of the 23 loans for a total
r ilitation cost of $547,620.
As it result of the Section 312 Loan and
the grant activity, 13 homes in the West
WasItington Redevelopment Area were
assisted in rehabilitation and a total of
$283,375 was invested in the
Mrs Kolata noted that this was the first
y that the program was operated on a
f' t come, first served basis. The
Bureau of Housing set a goal of capturing
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$24,550.00
COWUSSION APPROVED THE IDANS IN
CONNECTION WITH THE SECTION 312
IRAN PROGRAM IN ACCORDANCE WITH
THE MXMENDATION FROM THE
BUREAU OF HOUSING
South Bend IRedevelopment Commission
Regular Meoting - September 23, 1988
6. NEW BUSINESS (Cont.)
a. Continued...
b.
C.
$500,000 for South Bend loans. They
nec rly achieved their goal with the
$4(9,700. They were second in the state,
bet ind Indianapolis, in securing Section
312 funds for the commmity.
The commission recognized Bureau of
Housing Staff, Mary Richmond, Rosie
Co tonham and Paul Cornell for their fine
efforts. Four of these loans were made
to Urban Homesteaders. Ted Leverman and
hi staff, Judi Walton and Ben Barrett,
as isted with those loans.
Mrs. Kolata noted that River Glen South
Associates has complied with all the
reqJirements in the Contract for Sale of
lani for Private Development. It is
app priate, now, to issue a Certificate
of pompletion for the project located on
Disbosition Parcel M -17.
Upo a motion by Mr. Donoho, seconded by
Mr. Combs and unanimously carried, the
Commission authorized the issuance of a
Cer:ificate of Ccupletion for River Glen
South Associates.
Mrs Kolata noted that there was a change
in the timetable for disposition of the
Tra estern Building. The schedule
pro sed previously by the Mayor set a
da of October 3,1988, for accepting
pro s for reuse of the building.
However, State Iaw requires that the
Commission go through a public
di sition process. The process
reqidres a reuse appraisal of the
property and that the property be put up
for public bid.
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COMMISSION AUTHORIZED THE
ISSUANCE OF A CERTIFICATE OF
COMPLETION FOR RIVER GLEN SOUTH
ASSOCIATES
SCEIEDUIE FOR DISPOSITION OF THE
TRANSWESTERN BUILDING
South Bend I Redevelopment Commission
Regular Meoting - September 23, 1988
6.
7.
8.
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(Cont.)
c. continues...
Mrs. Kolata noted that the reuse
a raisal has been ordered and should be
cmpleted by September 30. At its
October 14th meeting, the Commission will
set a minimum bid price and give
authorization to offer the property. The
new schedule will ask for bids to be in
on December 2. The staff will review the
bids and make a recommendation on
9, either to accept a proposal
or to reject all bids and move to
de#olish the building.
Mrs. K lata reported that following the PROGRESS REPORTS
Septenter 9th commission meeting the Economic
Develorment Commission and the Common Council
approvEd the extension of the multi - family
revenuE bonds for the Can- American project.
They wEre extended to December 23, 1988.
Can-AxErican is moving ahead on the project.
They have asked their architect to complete
the workmig drawings and have asked their
gen contractor to go out for bids on the
cons ction work.
The n Regular Meeting of the Redevelopment
Commission is scheduled for October 14, 1988
at 10:00 a.m.
There bAng no further business to carne
before the Commission, Mr. Donoho made a
motion rhat the meeting be adjourned. Mr.
Combs seconded the motion and the meeting was
adjourn at 10:25 a.m.
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Paula N. A*urn, Vice President
NEXT COPMSSION MEETING
F_ R3110i J,I4I :H 0
E. Kolata, Deputy Executive Director