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HomeMy WebLinkAboutRM 07-14-89July 14, 1 10:00 a.m. Presiding 1. 2. News Others; Mr. SOLTIH BEND REDEVEr-OPMENT COMMISSION PJDGUIAR NE=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 Absent: Mr. Michael Donoho Ms. Carolyn Pfotenhauer Staff: Mrs. Ann Kolata, Director Mrs. Cheryl Phipps, Office Manager Mr. Larry Koepfle, Economic Dev. Specialist Mrs. Hedy Robinson, Economic Dev. Spec. Ms. Cleone Hickey, Economic Dev. Specialist Mr. James Wensits, South Bend Tribune Mr. Thom Howell, U -93 Mr. Carter Wolf, Center City Associates Mr. Joseph Guentert, Fair Tax Mr. Bill Elliott, Valley Development announced that the Executive Session held prior to the meeting would be following adjourrmtent of the Regular Meeting. Upon a motion made by Mr. Combs, seconded by Ms. Auburn and unanimously carried, the minutes of the Regular Meeting of Friday, June 2-3, 1989, were approved. COMMISSION APPROVED THE NIINUTES OF THE REGULAR MEETING OF FRIDAY, JUNE 23, 1989 Business Systems $ 36.50 Dictaphone 158.00 National Council for Urban Economic Development 105.00 Warren Gorham, & Lamont, Inc. 61.45 South 'shawaka Chamber of Commerce 40.00 Institute of America 534.00 Gene's Camera Shop 23.50 -1- South Bend Redevelopment C.ormnission Regular Meeting - July 14, 1989 3. APPRQViffi OF CLAIMS (Cont.) Trus rp Bank - South Bend Trustee Econ c Development (Salaries) Peggy Porrest Americ in Institute of Real Estate Appraisers Amster Print & Litho Business Systems Clark 13oardman Co., Ltd. Cmmunication Charnels, Inc. Donors Forum of Chicago Peggy Forrest General Fund IC MA Indiana Continuing Legal Education Plastinatic Arts Corp. SDe-Dee Print 0 4. U.P.S. American Computer Security Bureau of National Affairs Business Systems Gavermient Information Service Warren Gorham & Lamont, Inc. Total Ad min 1989 Indiana & Michigan Power North American Signs Total .I.F. 1988 GRAND 100.00 38,051.57 760.00 720.00 97.90 1.31 100.25 65.96 90.00 320.00 322.03 73.25 185.00 7.00 17.90 8.50 64.00 250.00 165.80 176.45 192.63 42,728.00 $ 94.25 2.129.00 $ 2,223.25 $ 44,961.25 Upon a motion made by Ms. Auburn, seconded by CESSION FORMALLY APPROVED THE Mr. Piasecki and unanimously carried, the CLAIM SUBMITTED JUNE 26, JUNE 30 Camission formally approved the claims AND JULY 10, 1989, AND ORDERED submitted June 26, June 30, and July 10, CHECES LIATED JULY 1, JULY 7, AND 1989, end ordered checks dated July 1, July JULY 14, 1989, TO BE RELEASED 7, and July 14, 1989, to be released. a. -2- South Bend I Redevelopment Commission Regular Meoting - July 14, 1989 4. 92= CATIONS (Cont.) a. continued... 30, 1989 Ms Cleo Hickey and Mr. Michael Meeks Dekirtment of Economic Development CA-y of South Bend So.ith Bend, IN 46601 Ms. Hickey and Mr. Meeks: In response to your letter dated June 29, 1989, I am pleased to inform you that the Library Board of the South Bend Public Lffirary at its meeting on June 29, 1989, unanimously approved my recc mnendation th it the Library agree to pay a total stun of $11,841.53 for its portion of the is for developing the new "Baer" kina lot. The Library Board's understanding is that yotw Department and Center City Associates will support before the evelopment Commission Board at its nezct meeting on July 14th the tion that some form of guarantee be granted to the South Bend PuI)lic Library, which allows it to continue to lease the 34 parking spaces du-ing the construction period for the Ma Ln Library, which period has been es:imated to be about 18 months. Its a royal of the additional costs for he ping to develop the Baer parking lot is contingent upon same form of guarantee to this effect. We are very anxious to have our Library paixons start using the lot as soon as possible as we presently have no available parking for their use, other than street parking, and we are starting to experience many complaints and a drop in usage of the Main Library as a result of this inconvenience to the public. As I #ave stated before, the Main Library hao over 438,000 persons entering its 111911 South BendRedevelopment Commission Regular Neoting - July 14, 1989 4. 9 MMUN$CATIONS (Cont.) a. continues... fn)nt doors annually, or an average of 1,200 people every day, 365 days per year. Downtown parking close to our building all the hours that we are open is Leming a serious problem for both o patrons and our staff as more and more available parking close to the Library is being used up by the lamer business corporations. We are hoping tkAt our enlarged parking lot planned for the Main Library will alleviate this gnwing problem once it is finished, but in the meantime this problem has become or tical. Please do whatever you can to the development of the Baer parking With respect to scheduling any agreements or contracts that you would want our Library Board to approve and sign, you shcxild be aware that the next Library meetings are scheduled on Monday, J y 10, and on Monday July 24, 1989, bo at 5:15 p.m., at the Main Library. Plc6asa keep me informed about any de elopmmts and, if you have any quELs,tions, please do no hesitate to phone me (282 - 4601). If you would want me to be present at the Redevelopment 'Commission's meeting on July 14th, please le me know. I would be happy to be P, t to answer any questions the 'ssioners may have. On behalf of our Library staff, but especially I t to sincerely Mr. Ken Herceg for all o f in this matter. J. Napoli Board, our our Library users, thank both of you and your assistance -4- South Bend I Redevelopment Commission Regular ting - July 14, 1989 4. a. (cont.) . Kolata noted that the Baer's lot is be improved as a parking lot. The 1' rary has expressed interest in using a po ion of the lot for library parking wh le their addition is under copstruction. The library is willing to unlerwrite the additional costs incurred to install a toll gate entrance and exit of of the alley and to separate this of the lot from the remainder. The associated with those modifications ra sed the price of the parking lot by $11,841.53. The library is anxious to keep the lot available for their tamers during the eighteen months that th it addition will be under on be to M .s letter asks for a guarantee that the will be available for eighteen iths. The lot is currently leased by Carmnission to Center City Associates a month to month basis. The lease can cancelled if a development is proposed I the land sold. Realizing that the irary will have a substantial estment to protect, the staff has posed to allow Center City Associates sublease to the library on a month to nth basis. If the lot should be sold, sever, the library would be reimbursed the Cm nission a pro rated amount for thing less than eighteen months' use. a motion by Ms. Auburn, seconded by Crabs and unanimously carried, the fission authorized Center City ciates to sublease a portion of the .'s lot to the South Bend Public ary for eighteen months on a month to h basis with the provision that the Fission will reimburse the library one teenth of the library's $11,841.43 stment for any unused portion of the teen months if the Commission inates the lease with Center City -5- COMMISSION AUTHORIZED CEN'T'ER CITY ASSOCIATES TO SUBLEASE A PORTION OF THE BAER'S LOT FOR EIGY= MONTHS ON A MONTH TO MONTH BASIS, WITH THE PROVISION THAT THE COrMISSION WILL REIMBURSE THE LIBRARY ONE EIQHTEEN'IH OF THE LIBRARY'S $11,841.43 INVESTMENT FOR ANY UNUSED PORTION OF THE EIGHTEEN MONTHS IF THE COMMISSION TERMINATES THE LEASE South Bend IRedevelopmnent Connnission Regular Meting - July 14, 1989 4. 10 (Cont.) 29, 1989 Mr. Ted Leverman Assistant Director Bureau of Housing 521 Eclipse Place So4th Bend, IN 46628 Ted: .s is to advise you that, when we . tially established the New Hope .sing partnership, I was the 95% Feral Partner and one of my business :ociates was the other partner. New e Housing Partnership initially :laded some 25 housing units that we sequently deeded over to the Housing elopment Corporation as well as 23 using units which we acquired and tially upgraded with private funds and which the State of Indiana, through :ir housing program, has provided tal assistance for eligible tenants. Sui)sequently, after deeding the 25 units in New Hope I to the Housing Developwmt Corporation, we sold three more units to a private party, leaving the balance of 20 units, for which the City (through the evelopment Commission and the Bureau of Housing) has approved Rehabilitation In preparing the updated Title Policy, it was found that, of five structures that rexam in the New Hope group, four had been titled directly to me and one had been titled in the name of New Hope. Thcxefore, on the recomy endation of my the Title Cmpany, and the bank, the one building titled in the name of Nmf Hope Partnership was transferred to me as I am the principal in the pwtnership. Therefore, all of the units nmr are titled in my name as sole proprietor, and we have terminated the Nmr Hope Partnership. I Me 01 • '• :i'•• :i' • • I• 1 g i • 1 k, Lem s 91 F.14 • 1 Dim 1 •• • • -�. / I I• 211 South Bend IRedevelopment Cam ission Regular Meting - July 14, 1989 4. 99= CATIONS (Cont.) b. cofitinued... I trust this gives you the information rejuested. You will also see that this is reflected in the Title Policy, a copy of which is being sent directly to you by the Title Company. y" iFNF L4DZKNA IN Mrs. Kolata noted that at the June 23rd ting, the Commission approved some loans under the Rental Rehab Program to Neq Hope Housing Partnership, in which Mr. Brademas was the general partner. At th it time the C=uission requested in ormation outlining the complete up of the partnership. Mr. Brademas's response in this letter states t he owned all but one of the p ies privately and the last one was ferred to him individually. Th fore, New Hope Partnership has been MrI Piasecki asked whether the benefit to lar and moderate income people is monitored. Mrs. Kolata responded that eaph year, in order for one tenth of the loan to be forgiven, the Bureau of HoiLsing must certify that the provisions of the Rental Rehab Program are being maintained: the property must be kept up to code and must be rented to low and erate incom persons. HUD monitors tl4s program carefully, also. Ms Pfotenhauer noted that each year, after the property is inspected, a Certificate of Waiver is signed and r rded if the provisions of the program met. Mrs Nimtz asked Mr. Piasecki to meet with Leverman, Program Manager for the -7- South Bend I Redevelopment Commission Regular ting - July 14, 1989 4. Q22ER CATIONS (Cont.) 5. sM b. cobtinued... .al. Rehab Program, to inquire about monitoring and report back to the Mr. Combs asked if the Commission needs to take any action due to the change in ership since the loans were approved. Ms Pfotenhauer responded that Ted Leirerinan would have to check the regulations and request the Ccarmmission to take any action if it is necessary. There *as no old business THERE VMS NO OLD B[TSINESS a. Kolata noted that after the last ng, the staff became aware of the to publish a Notice of Public ng for this meeting to make the priate fund transfer for the parking [e lease payments prior to August 1. The parking garage has semi - annual lease pa is due in June and December of each year and the Commission must have suJ ficient money in the fund by August 1 of each year to make the next year's pa or it will have to levy taxes. Th first lease payment is due the end of year and that money is already in the fund. 'Three sources of income will be used to make the lease payments: net cpxating income, the One Michiana Square UDAG repayment, and tax increment financing revenue not needed for payments on other bonds. Since the garage is not open, there is no net operating income South Bend Redevelopment Commission Regular ting - July 14, 1989 6. NEW BU$INFSS (Cont.) a. continuea... b. this year. Also, the One Mirhiana Square UEAG repayment will not be made in time to appropriate it prior to August 1. There is sufficient money in the TIF general account to make the transfer of $403,000 to cover both payments in 1990. Mrs. Kolata noted that the staff pjblished the Notice of Public Hearing in t-b vem for the Public Hearing to be held at tM.s meeting so that taxes would not have to be levied. The bond attorneys have ar*ed the Commission to ratify the staff a ion of publishing the Notice of Public Upon a motion by Mr. Combs, seconded by Mr. Piasecki and unanimously carried, the Canission ratified and confirmed the a ion taken by the staff publishing Notice of the Public Hearing concerning appropriation from the South Bend Central Allocation Area Special Fund for parking garage facility lease payments. m .. Kolata noted that Notice of Public ring was published in the Tri- County ,s on June 30th and in the South Bend bune on June 30th. The notice states t the Commission proposes to transfer 3,000 from the South Bend Central ovation Area Special Fund to the king garage Principal and Interest ount of the Redevelopment Commission order to cover two payments in 1990 of 1,500 each. This is considered an rcpriation ordinance and will have to before the State Tax Board and have a al hearing in South Bend. We are ecting that to take place before ust 1. COMMISSION RATIFIED AND U io THE ACTION • K:+ i STAFF PUBLISHING N• OF BEARING CONCERNING •••••• • FROM THE SOUTH BEND CENTRAL • • •- ... PAYMENTS �� PUBLIC HEARING ON APPROPRIATION FROM SOUTH BEND AT20CATION AREA SPECIAL FUND FOR PARING GARAGE FACILITY LEASE PAYMENTS South Bend Redevelopment Commission Regular ting - July 14, 1989 6. NEW =DgES (Cont.) b. cohtinued... C. Mr. Nimtz asked if there were affidavits finxn the Tri- County News and the South Bend Tribune stating that the Notice of lic Hearing was published on June 30. Kolata responded that there were of idavits from both publications. Mr Nimtz asked if there was any objection to recieving these documents into the record. There were none and the dcx=ents were entered into the record. Mrs Nimtz opened the Public Hearing. Mr. Guentert asked if the official owner of the parking garage was the Redevelopment Authority. Mrs. Kolata nded that the Redevelopment Authority is the owner. The Re4evelopment Commission makes annual lease payments to the Au ority which makes semi - annual bond pa is to the bond holders. Mr Wensits asked what the term of the ga-age bond issue is. Mrs. Kolata nded that the payments will continue fa. 20 years. Mr. Nintz asked if there was anyone else who wanted to be heard. There was no one else who wanted to be heard and the PuI)lic Hearing was concluded for whatever action the Conmussion desired to take. of ,re was then introduced, and the xetary read to the Camni.ssion, a form resolution entitled Resolution No. 877 -10- South Bend Redevelopment Commission Regular ting - July 14, 1989 6. NEW BUSINESS (Cont.) c. comzinuea... .ing to the Appropriation of $463,000 the South Bend Central Allocation (South Bend Allocation Area No. 1A) al Fund to the Parking Garage opal and Interest Account of the elcpment District Bond Fund. The priation is proposed in order that will. be sufficient money in the ng Garage Principal and Interest nt of the Redevelopment District Fund for the purpose of making lease 1 payments due during 1990 under the meet entered into on June 1, 1988, by the South Bend Redevelopment ssion leases a parking garage ity from the South Bend elcpnent Authority. The Secretary ed the Commission that the form of resolution had been approved by the ney representing the commission. Th President stated that the Commission now ready to hear all taxpayers desiring to be heard on the question of the necessity for the appropriation provided for in said resolution. Ms Auburn stated that the copies of the Resolution did not include a dollar t. She asked that the record state that the amount to be appropriated is $463, 000. After hearing all taxpayers desiring to be heard and the discussion of Resolution No 877, a motion was made by Ms. Auburn, sec:onded by Mr. Carobs and unanimously cai-ried to approve Resolution No. 877 ch appropriated $463,000 to the king Garage Principal and Interest At of the Redevelopment District Bo Fund. -11- NO. 877 WHICH APPROPPJATED $463,000 TO THE ••'<IN PRINCIPAL AND INTEREST C OF THE REDEVEIL0114ENT DISTRICT : • 1 —T ak11 South Bend Redevelopment Cmimission Regular M ting - July 14, 1989 21 ifIw (Cont.) eKolata noted that the Carrnnission is xed by law to give notice to the .y Auditor by July 15th of each year have excess property tax increment will not be used in any of the ration areas. She had prepared a x from the Commission to the Auditor references Resolution No. 851 pizing that to take any increment the South Bend Central Development would be a threat to the bond xs and also stating that there are cess property tax proceeds in the other allocation areas. LTp)n a motion by Mr. Ccubs, seconded by Mr. Piasecki and unanimously carried, the Carmission determined them were no ex property tax proceeds in the South Bend Central Developmment Area (South Bend t ion Area 1A), the Rum Village ial Park (South Bend Allocation . 4), the Studebaker Corridor ment Area (South Bend Allocation . 6) and the West W n- Chapin Development Area (South Be id Allocation Area No. 7) and au.horized the letter stating such to be se it to the County Auditor. orm COMMISSION N• EXCESS (SOUTH PROPERTY TAX PROCEEDS IN THE SOCTIH BEND CENTRAL DEVELOPMENT AREA BEND AI10 • 1A), THE PUM VILLAGE INDUSTRIAL A RK (SOUTH BEND ALLOCATION NO. 4), THE STUDEBAKER CORRIDOR DEVE10RV1ENT AREA (SOUTH ALLOCATION AREA NO. THE WEST WOHINGION-01APIN •• MU AREA (SOUTH BEND ALLOr=ON AREA NO. ALnHORIZED THE IEITER • BE SENT TO THE COUNTY AUDITOR South Bend Redevelopment Commission Regular M ting - July 14, 1989 6. NEW BUSINESS (Cant.) C�71 06 1110 A 41 DQ0 l�� The Petitioner proposes to construct thxteen to fifteen condominiums of 1,000 to 1,500 square feet each. The units will be constructed and sold over the next twelve to eighteen months. Construction will begin in July and will be completed in December 1990. The p jest will create 6 new permanent full tine jobs within the first year re resenting an annual payroll OF $62,000 ani will maintain three full time and two part time jobs with an existing payroll of $70,000. The total project cost is estimated at $1,300,000. Th property is properly zoned for the p use. It is located in an area degignated a Tax Abatement Impact Area by th B South Bend Common Council. It is al 3o located in a Tax Incremental F' mming Allocation Area. The project quilifies for three years of tax abitement. Without abatement the es imated property taxes on the imProvements are estimated to be $209,145. With abatement, the estimated pinTerty taxes would be $70,412. Thexefore, the cost of the abatement wotL1d be approximately $138,733. Mr Bill Elliott, representing East Ridge Pa-tnership, a limited partnership cti-rently being formed to develop that prTerty, commented on the project. He inLicated that the partnership hoped to use the tax abatement as an inducement to potential buyers of the condominiums. Mr Elliott also noted that the project was initially conceived as a 20 -23 unit proj est. At the time of the writing of the tax abatement report, it was a 13 -15 un-t project. It will, in fact be an 11 t project. The reason for the change in the number of units is that market eys have shown that the consumer p fern more green space and up -sized -13- South Bend Redevelopment Co mission Regular Meoting - July 14, 1989 6. NEW RUMNESS (Cont.) e. continuea... un ts. The developer has redesigned the un is and the project to conform to market demand. The project will have a mo a residential appearance rather than an apartment appearance. Kolata noted that the project will be coming before the Design Review 'ttee on July 20th. Mr Piasecki asked about the tax abitement belonging to the owners of the un-ts. Mrs. Kolata responded that the designation goes with the geographic itory. It transfers along with the title. Mr. Guentert asked if "corner of Niles arxi Corby" is a sufficient description of the location. Mrs. Kolata responded that it is not sufficient for legal documents, but is sufficient for the agenda. There is a legal description of the property attached to the petition and the Council Mr. Wensits asked who the members of the partnership ' were. Mr. Elliott responded thit Jobn Freidline is the owner and is in the process of forming the partnership. ' It is inappropriate to name the other members at this time since the 'n is not finalized. Upon a motion by Ms. Auburn, seconded by Mr. Combs and unanimously carried, the Conmission adopted Resolution No. 878 approving an application for real prcperty tax deduction for property 1 ted at the corner of Niles Avenue and Cc)ibv Street. f. ••••• I •• • •• ••••N•J I.911/' • • South Bend Redevelopment Carrnnission Regular Meoting - July 14, 1989 6. NEW BUSINESS (Cont.) f. cohtinued... . Robinson read the tax abatement petitioner proposes to renovate the erty at 530 Niles Avenue. The ovation will include roof repair, new Itions, doors, floor covering and . treatment, new electrical, plumbing HVAC, parking lot surfacing and Ing. Upon completion of the work the ding will be leased to Orkin, Inc. their five county sales and service ce for pest control services. R project will create three permanent time jobs within the first year, esenting an annual payroll of $36,000 will maintain three full time and one time jobs with an existing payroll of $48,000. Total project cost is estimated to be $30,000. Without abatement, taxes on the improvements are estimated to be $4,827. With abatement, the estimated taxes would be $1,625. n*efdre, the cost of the abatement wcx�ld be approximately $3,202. The property is properly zoned for the prxposed use. The property is located in an area designated as a Tax Abatement Iiq)act Area by the South Bend C=wn Council and is located in a Tax Ir4remental Financing Allocation Area. Th project qualifies for three years of abatement. Mr. Elliott explained that Valley Dmrelcpment has a lease with Orkin for the property. They will be moving from their South Main Street location and their business. Piasecki asked if the renovation was rior or exterior. Mr. Elliott onded that both would be renovated. building is basically a shell inside. -15- South Bend Redevelopment Ccmmlission Regular ting - July 14, 1989 6. NEW BUSINESS (Cont.) f . cofitinued.. . Ms Auburn asked if the project needed to go before the Design Review Ca mnittee for approval. Mr. Elliott responded that the or ginal configuration of the building is not being changed. Ms Auburn asked if Mr. Elliott could make a gentleman's agreement that the bid1ding would be nice looking when it is leted. Mr. Elliott responded that the building was originally brick on the sides and stucco on the front. It was cxnrered with an inexpensive, durable material. They have removed that ' Bring and exposed the original walidows. It had an overhead door at the f nt of the building. Ms Auburn pointed out that Valley Dorelopment would not want to adversely affect the condominiums they are building by creating an unattractive building in the neighborhood. Mr. Elliott agreed tbat they would not. He answered Ms. A 's question by saying that they cotLld have a gentleman's agreement about the appearance of the building. Mr Wolf asked if the gentleman's agreement meant that the project would carve before design review. Mrs. Kolata responded that they would bring the plans to the next Design Review Committee ting and the committee would review th . Mr. Elliott indicated that the wok is basically Clete. Mr Wolf asked if Orkin is the kind of tenant we want to encourage in that area of nice hotels, restaurants, and corKlaminiums or would it be better suited to the Studebaker Corridor. Mrs. Kolata reEponded that it is probably not our f1i st choice for the area, but it qualifies under the zoning and under the abatement guidelines. -16- South Berms Redevelopment Commission Regular ting - July 14, 1989 6. NEW BUSINESS (Cont.) i �.1i�77AlW a Upon a motion by Mr. Combs, seconded by COPM ISSION ADOPTED RESOLUTION NO. Mr Piasecki and unanimously carried, the 879 APPROVING AN APPLICATION FOR Cazftission adopted Resolution No. 879 REAL PROPERTY TAX DEDUCTION FOR approving an application for real PROPERTY LOCATED AT 530 N. NILES property tax deduction for property AVENUE 1 ted at 530 N. Niles Avenue. Mr. Hunt asked Mr. Elliott what reaction Valley Development has seen toward the East Bank as they show their land to pinzpective buyers. Mr. Elliott nded that they are finding a very itive reaction to the area at large. Th are some concerns expressed about north and east of that area, but on th whole, there is enthusiasm about the Bank area. He thinks the area will appreciate in value over the next five years, motivated by the developments that going in and by what the RExlevelcpment Commission is doing there. reW Kolata explained that the state .slature amended the redevelopment law atling the process for amending a avelopment plan. As part of the mss for amending a redevelopment i, we must now give notice of public -ing on the amendment to affected des. That includes not only people ce property we plan to acquire, but > to neighborhood organizations which be affected. Neighborhood groups want to be considered affected ahborhood groups and be notified must .ster with the Commission. The ti.ssion has the right to require that neighborhood groups encompass a part he redevelopment area. -17- South B Regular 6. M Redevelopment Commission sting - July 14, 1989 (Cont.) Mrs. Kolata introduced Resolution No. 880 ch requires affected neighborhood associations, who encompass a part of a geNxjraphical area included in or proposed to be included in a redevelopment area or nomic development area, to register in wr ting with the Commission in order to remive Notice of Public Hearings concerning the amendment of a resolution or plan for a redevelopment area. . Kolata noted that the staff intends to do a mailing to neighborhood associations that we are aware of informing them of this revision in the law as well as publishing the legal Kolata noted that in the past when we have amended a redevelopment plan, we have done a declaratory resolution, taken it to the Area Plan Commission, to the Ccxmn Council, and come back to the Ccxmission for a public hearing and confirming resolution. Under the new lair, we will no longer have to take minor 'fications to the plan to the Area Plan Commission or the Common Council. We will publish a Notice of Public Hearing and hold a public hearing on the t at a Commission meeting. . Kolata also noted that Resolution 880 requires the affected *hborhood groups to give notice in ting at least two weeks prior to a Lic hearing in order to receive Lfication of that public hearing. Ujxn a motion by Ms. Auburn, seconded by Mr. Piasecki and unanimously carried, the Ccomission adopted Resolution No. 880 concerning affected neighborhood associations and authorized the publication of the legal notice requiring neighborhood associations to register with the Commission pursuant to I.C. 36-7-14-17.5(h). off -M COrMUSSION ADOPTED RESOIDTION NO. 880 CONCERNING AFFECTED NEIGHBORHOOD ASSOCIATIONS AND AUTHORIZED THE PUBLICATION OF THE IEGAL NOTICE REWIRING NEIGHBORHOOD ASSOCIATIONS TO REGISTER WITH THE CESSION PURSUANT TO I.C. 36- 7- 14- 17.5(H) South Bend IRedevelopment Camuission Regular Meting - July 14, 1989 Mrs. Yolata noted the progress on the AM office I building on the East Bank. Mr. NhTtz noted that he has heard several canplimentary ca orients regarding the a of the new parking garage. The garage is expected to open approximately Sep 1. 8. The mct Regular Meeting of the Redevelopment Ccmmis.sion is scheduled for July 28, 1989, at 10:00 a.m. 9. ADJ There being no further business to came before the Ccmission, Mr. Combs made a motion that the meeting be adjourned. Ms. Auburn seconded the motion and the meeting was ad ourned at 11:10 a.m. -19- ►IO/M �� ul2I�iM1 IA • • - Ann E.