HomeMy WebLinkAboutRM 04-26-91SOUTH BEND REDEVEIDPNENT C H IISSION
REGULAR MEETING
April 26, 1991 1200 County-City Building
10:00 a.m. 227 W. Jefferson Boulevard
Presiding Officer: Mr. Roman Piasecki South Bend, Indiana 46601
Vice- President
1.
2.
Members
Present:
Mr. Roman J. Piasecki, Vice President
Mr. Michael Donoho, Secretary
Mr. Sandy Combs, Assistant Secretary
Mr. Philip J. Faccenda
Members
Absent:
Ms. Paula N. Auburn, President
Legal
unsel:
Ms. Jenny Pitts Manier
Redevel
t Staff:
Mrs. Ann Kolata, Director
Mrs. Cheryl Phipps, Office Manager
Media:
Mr. Don Porter, South Bend Tribune
Mr. Tharp Howell, U -93
Mr. Pia
ki announced that the Executive Session held prior to the meeting would be
continu
following
adjournment of the Regular Meeting.
Upon a intion made by Mr. Faccenda, seconded
by Mr. Ocubs and unanimously carried, the
minutes of the Regular Meeting of Friday,
April 12, 1991, were approved.
Chamber of Commerce of St. Joseph County
Metro Graphic Arts
Osco Dnigs
Equipmept Services
Commercial- Office Products
United Parcel Service
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COMMIISSION APPROVED THE MIN=
OF THE REGULAR MEETING OF FRIDAY,
APRIL 12, 1991
16.83
76.40
7.53
82.87
843.08
8.50
South Bend
Regular Me
3.
4.
elopment Commission
- April 26, 1991
(Cunt.)
continued...
Hunt, Jon R. 989.13
Baker & Daniels 2,711.41
VISA 20.33
TOTAL AIVIIN 1991 $ 4,756.08
Abstract:
& Title Corporation
135.00
St. Joseph
County Auditor
3.00
Ameritnist
National Bank
13,125.00
Dubelyu
Corporation
1,289.56
Morgan,
Harold J., Jr.
34,690.74
St. Joseph
County Recorder
21.00
Thomas,
Bernard J.
45,332.39
St. Joseph
Title Corporation
75.00
St. Joseph
County Treasurer
2,962.31
G.B.R.,
Inc.
680.00
Barnet
, Linda
2,100.00
Peirce
& Associates
965.00
Cole Associates,
Inc.
95.22
Booher,
Gussie
1,050.00
Booher,
Gussie & Abstract & Title Corp.
22,794.00
Gates, lbrene
4,472.00
James,
Henry L.
5,800.00
Moore, lbry
Evelyn & St. Joseph Title Corp.
19,200.00
Moore, lbry
Evelyn
9,686.14
Watson,
Dorothy
550.00
Indiana
Michigan Power (202 E. Indiana)
69.88
NIPSCO
202 E. Indiana)
525.18
St. J
ph County Treasurer
263.86
TOTAL STUDEBAKER
BOND
$ 165,885.28
GRAND
$ 170,643.36
Upon a motion made by Mr. Donoho, seconded by COMNaSSION APPROVED THE CLAIMS
Mr. Fa and unanimously carried, the SUBNB'I'I'ED APRIL 9, APRIL 16, AND
Commission formally approved the claims APRIL 23, 1991 AND ORDERED CHECKS
submittud April 9, April 16, and April 23, DATED APRIL 12, APRIL 19, AND
1991 arxi ordered checks dated April 12, APRIL 26, 1991 TO BE RELEASED
April 19, and April 26, 1991 to be released.
COMMUNI ONS
There w e no communications.
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THERE WERE NO C1xM1[TrTICATION5
South Bend evelopmient Commission
Regular Meeting - April 26, 1991
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a.
Wa a Woodworth Northern Oak Homes $65,983.00*
Earl. Woodworth
Northern Oak Homes
107 S. William
*includes $5,086 contingency
Mrs Kolata asked that this item be
continued indefinitely.
Mr. Piasecki asked if there was any
objection to continuing this item
indefinitely. There were no objections
and item 6.a. was continued.
Mrs Kolata noted that the Marriott Hotel
has requested permission to use the plaza
dur the International Plate Collectors
Convention for an outdoor reception. The
'ssion leases the property from the
Aut4ority and must approve the request.
Mr. Donoho asked who was carrying
instm-ance on the event and if alcohol
would be served. Mrs. Kolata responded
that Ms. Manier would see that proper
is carried for the activities
to Ixam, held.
Upon a motion by Mr. Combs, seconded by
Mr. Donoho and unanimously carried, the
Coimdssion approved the request for use
of the Morris Civic Plaza by the Marriot
Hotol on July 12, 1991.
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t
$17,000.00 (Public)
$48,983.00 (Private)
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CONNISSION APPROVED THE REQUEST
FOR USE OF THE MORRIS CIVIC PLAZA
BY THE MARRIOTI' HOTEL ON JULY 12,
1991.
South Bend:
Regular Mee
6. NEW BUS
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elopment Commission
- April 26, 1991
(Cont.)
Manier explained that the Commission
.es Parcel M4 -14 from the
velopment Authority and desires to
.ease it to the City of South Bend so
the City can eventually sublease it
not-for-profit organization for
truction of a new house. The
1ple sublease arrangement is
ssary because the Authority must
Ltain title to the property for the
of the bond used to purchase it.
Mr. Donoho asked if there was interest in
the property. Mrs. Kolata responded that
the Housing Development Corporation and
Habitat for Humanity have expressed
intAxest in this and the properties to be
co idered in items 6.c. and 6.d.
Upon a motion by Mr. Donoho, seconded by
Mr. Combs and unanimously carried the
'ssion approved Resolution No. 993
approving a sublease of real property to
the City of South Bend (Parcel M4 -15).
Mrs
The
Of
Kolata noted that the Commission
this property at the corner of
ibia and Bronson Streets. Therefore,
owing a transfer to the City, the
I of Public Works may sell the land.
urpose of this transaction is to
the land available for construction
new home by a not - for -profit agency.
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COMMISSION APPROVED RESOLUTION
NO. 993 APPROVING A SUBLEASE OF
REAL PROPERTY TO THE CITY OF
SOUTH BEND (PARCEL M4 -15)
South Bend edevelopment Commission
Regular Meeting - April 26, 1991
6. NEW BUSnTFSS (Cont.)
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Upon a motion by Mr. Faccenda, seconded
by Mr. Combs and unanimously carried, the
'ssion approved Resolution No. 991
app raving the transfer of real property
to the City of South Bend (Parcels M4 -12
& M4-13)
Ms. Manier noted that the Commission
approved the subleases for the property
at 10 E. South Street at its April 12
mee ing. However, there was a minor
r in the legal description and
Res6lution No. 992 corrects that error.
Upon a motion by Mr. Combs, seconded by
Mr. Faccenda and unanimously carried, the
Coimiission approved Resolution No. 992
ameiding Resolution No. 980 approving a
sub ease of real property to the City of
South Bend (310 E. South Street).
Mrs. Kolatalaasked permission to add Resolution
No. 994 to the agenda as item 6.d -1.
d -1.
Mrs Kolata explained that Parcel M3 -1 is
the lot east of 310 E. South Street. The
is, again, to sublease to the
City of South Bend which would sublease
to a not - for -profit agency for
con0truction of a new house.
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COMtUSSION APPROVED RESOLUTION
NO. 992 AMENDING RESOLUTION NO.
980 APPROVING A SUBLEASE OF REAL
PROPERTY TO THE CITY OF SOUTH
BEND (310 E. SOUTH STREET)
L a motion by Mr. Faccenda, seconded COMMISSION APPROVED RESOLUTION
[r. Combs and unanimously carried, the NO. 994 APPROVING A SUBLEASE OF
Li.ssion approved Resolution No. 994 REAL PROPERTY TO THE CITY OF
owing a sublease of real property to SOUTH BEND (PARCEL M3 -1)
City of South Bend (Parcel M3 -1).
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South Bend
Regular Mee i
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elop wnt Ccmission
- April 26, 1991
(Cont.)
was no staff report at this time. THERE WAS NO STAFF REPORT
Mrs Kolata explained that in 1989 Jerome
Mickeels and Richard McCloskey presented
quotes for appraisals in the 1200 and
1300 blocks of West Washington and for
accittisition along Chapin Street. We are
ready to proceed with the appraisals on
Chapin Street, but the'prcposals are
new-ly two years old. Mr. Michaels and
Mr. McCloskey have agreed to keep their
original quotes except for one commercial
structure. Both have raised the cost
$200 for appraisal of the com ercial
structure. The staff believes that is a
r nable increase.
Upon a motion by Mr. Faccenda, seconded COMMISSION APPROVED THE INCREASE
by Mr. Combs and unanimously carried, the IN THE COST OF APPRAISALS FOR THE
Coimussion approved the increase in the COMMERCIAL PROPERTY ON CHAPIN
cost of appraisals for the conze=ial STREET
property on Chapin Street.
Mrs. K
busy c
in the
and in
8. NEXT 0
The ne
Commis;
10:00
reported that the staff has been
on the acquisition of property
baker Corridor Development Area
e Park.
Regular Meeting of the Redevelopment
�n is scheduled for May 10, 1991 at
Ma:'Xd:4p;`&'a "142 N4.
NEXT COMMISSION MEETING
South Bend
Regular Me
elopment Commission
- April 26, 1991
There ing no further business to come
before the Commission, Mr. Combs made a
motion that the meeting be adjourned. Mr.
Faccenda seconded the motion and the meeting
was ads urned at 10:20 a.m.
6�a
Paula
N.G�
f. Auburn, President
Ann E. Kolata, Director
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