HomeMy WebLinkAboutRM 10-25-91October 25,
10:00 A.M.
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SOUTH BEND REDEVELOPMENT COMMISSION
REGULAR MEETING
1991
'ficer: Ms. Paula N. Auburn
President
1200 County -City Building
227 W. Jefferson Boulevard
South Bend, Indiana 46601
Members
Present:
Ms.
Paula N. Auburn, President
Mr.
Roman J. Piasecki, vice President
Mr.
Sandy Combs, Assistant Secretary
Members
Absent:
Mr.
Michael Donoho, Secretary
Mr.
Philip J. Faccenda
Legal Counsel:
Ms.
Jenny Pitts Manier
Redevelopment
Staff:
Mrs.
Ann Kolata, Director
Mrs.
Cheryl Phipps, Office Manager
Mr.
K. C. Pocius, Economic Dev. Specialist
Mr.
John Fonash, Economic Dev. Specialist
Bureau
of Housing Staff:
Mr.
Ted Leverman, Assistant Director
News Media:
Mr.
Thom Howell, U -93
Mr.
Dave Rumbaugh, South Bend Tribune
Others:
Mr.
David Ray, South Bend Tribune
Mr.
Tom Brunner, Baker & Daniels
Ms.
Micki Boulac, Baker & Daniels
Mr.
Patrick Carrico, Master Distributors, Inc.
Mr.
Jim Cronk
Upon a otion made by Mr. Piasecki, seconded
by Mr. ombs and unanimously carried, the
minutes of the Regular Meeting of Friday,
October 11, 1991, were approved.
Patrick Strickler
Ann Kol to
Caterinj by Billie Inc.
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CMVUSSION APPROVED 1 11
OF I RBMAR MEETIM OF 11
OCIOBER 11, 1991
$ 1,174.54
14.92
28.50
South Bend
Regular Mee
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velopment Commission
- October 25, 1991
CLAIMS (Cont.)
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Amacom American Management Association
South B nd Water Works
America Planning Association
South Bind Drafting Supply
TOTAL ADMIN 1991
Warner & Sons
G.B.R. Inc.
Indiana Michigan Power Company
Northern Indiana Public Service Company
South Bond Water Works
South Bond Tribune
South Bond Tribune
Breden Electrical and Heating & Air
Abstract: & Title Corporation
Baker & Daniels
Federal Express
G.B.R. nc.
Jerome ichaels
Peirce Associates
Robert orrest
Robert Miller & Milliken Apartments
Robert Miller
Eric McDaniel
Darril 6ebury & Milliken Construction
TOTAL STUDEBAKER BOND 1991
Lawson-Fisher Associates
Ken Her deg & Associates
Richard McCloskey
Ralph D Lauver
T.I.F. 1988
Daniel 1
TOTAL SBCDA TIF
Pierotti & Company
TOTAL TIF 1988
GRAND TOTAL
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45.00
1,348.80
100.00
114.50
$ 2,826.26
$ 56,092.69
1,640.00
1.26
87.18
248.86
62.41
12.34
45.00
90.00
55.50
15.50
1,915.00
425.00
400.00
5,500.00
1,950.00
2,055.00
5,500.00
2.040.00
$ 78,135.74
$ 8,026.06
4,000.00
2,000.00
2.000.00
$ 16,026.06
$ 2,167.00
$ 2,167.00
$ 99,155.06
South Bend Redevelopment Commission
Regular Meeting - October 25, 1991
3. APPROV OF CLAIMS (Cont.)
Ms. Auburn declared a conflict of interest on
the Claims.
Upon a motion made by Mr. Combs, seconded by
Mr. Pia ecki and unanimously carried, the
Commis on formally approved the claims
submitt d October 16 and October 23, 1991.
Ms. Aub rn voted present.
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There w6re no communications.
There wis no old business.
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M 1 1 = OCIOBER 16 AND
OCIOBER 23, 1991
THERE WERE NO CCHIMCATIONS
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Timothy D. Hancz TDH Services $43,500.00*
445 S. Meade
*includes $2,277.60 contingency & fees
Mrs Kolata noted that the property at
445 S. Meade is a two -unit structure.
The Rental Rehab Loan is a forgivable
loa at the rate of 10%- a year for ten
yea s as long as the owner continues to
Mee the requirements of the Rental Rehab
Mr. Piasecki stated that he would like to
see some of the results of the Rental
Rehab loans approved by the Commission.
Mrs Kolata responded that Mr. Leverman
could provide pictures of the completed
projects and the Commission could take an
occasional tour of the properties. In
the meantime, she asked Mr. Leverman to
prepare a list of properties renovated
thr ugh the program.
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$17,000.00 (Public)
$26,510.00 (Private)
South Bend
Regular Mee
6. NEW BUS
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elopment Commission
- October 25, 1991
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Upon a motion by Mr. Piasecki, seconded
by Mr. Combs and unanimously carried, the
Cormnission awarded a Rental Rehab loan in
the amount of $17,000 to Timothy D. Hancz
for property located at 445 S. Meade.
Upon a motion by Mr. Combs, seconded by
Mr. Piasecki and unanimously carried, the
Commission awarded the contract in the
amount of $43,500 to TDH Services in
connection with the Rental Rehab Program.
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Den is & South Bend Roofing $24,278.00*
Janice Papczynski and Siding
1215 E. Calvert
*includes $1,329.50 contingency & fees
Mrs Kolata noted that the property is a
two unit structure.
Upon a motion by Mr. Combs, seconded by
Mr. Piasecki and unanimously carried, the
Commission approved a loan in the amount
of S12,139 to Dennis & Janice Papczynski
for property located at 1215 E. Calvert.
Mr. Pocius explained that Resolution
No. 1021 sets the market price of eleven
properties in the Studebaker Corridor
Development Area. One parcel has a small
accessory building. The rest are vacant
lan . Several are former railroad
rig is -of -way which we are acquiring to
com lete assemblage of blocks.
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$12,139.00 (Public)
$12,139.00 (Private)
CESSION APPROVED A LOAN IN THE
AMJUN!' OF $12,139 TO DENNIS AND
JANICE PAPCZYNSKI FOR PROPERTY
LOCATED AT 1215 E. CALVERT
South Bend edevelopment Commission
Regular Mee ing - October 25, 1991
6. NEW BUSXNESS (Cont.)
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Upon a motion by Mr. Piasecki, seconded CMIESSION APPROVED RESOLUTION
by Mr. Combs and unanimously carried, the NO. 1021 RELATED TO ACQUISITION
Conunission approved Resolution No. 1021 OF PROPERTY IN THE STUDEBAKER
related to acquisition of property in the CORRIDOR DEVELOPI= AREA BY
Studebaker Corridor Development Area by NEW DCHAIlV
Emi ent Domain.
Mr. Fonash gave the staff report
regarding the tax abatement. The
petitioner, Frank D. Darnell, is the
owner of the property at 4100 Technology
Drive and the business of Richmond
Wholesale, Inc. which is located there.
Also sharing space at that location is
Master Distributors, Inc. In a joint
venture between Richmond Wholesale, Inc.
and Master Distributors, Inc., the
petitioner proposes to purchase 5.6 acres
adjacent to the present facility and
erect an approximately 52,704 sq. ft.
warehouse, order processing and shipping
center. The new construction would be an
extension of the existing facility. It
would serve to consolidate warehouse
locations in Niles, Michigan and Kokomo,
Indiana to South Bend. New warehousing
technology will be implemented to
maintain competitiveness in the
indILStry. The total estimated cost of
the expansion project is $1,000,000,
although the market value of the property
is only expected to increase
app oximately $700,000 as a result of the
exp nsion.
The project will create fifteen new
permanent full -time jobs in the first
year, representing an annual payroll of
$270,000 and will maintain seventy
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South Bend edevelopment Commission
Regular Mee ing - October 25, 1991
6. NEW BUSXNESS (Cont.)
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exi ting permanent full -time jobs and ten
exi ting permanent part -time jobs with an
ann al payroll of $1,200,000.
The property is properly zoned for the
proposed use. The property is not
located in a Tax Abatement Impact Area,
but is located in a Tax Incremental
Financing Allocation Area. The
pet tioner qualifies for six years of
rea property tax abatement.
Based on an estimated increased market
value of $700,000, and an increased
assessed value of $255,000, the estimated
amount of taxes without abatement would
be $184,400. With abatement taxes are
est mated to be $76,219. Therefore, the
cos of the abatement is estimated to be
$10 ,181.
Upon a motion by Mr. Piasecki, seconded
by Mr. Combs and unanimously carried, the
Commission approved Resolution No. 1022
approving an application for real
property tax deduction for property
loc ted at 4202 Technology Drive (Frank
Dar ell Warehouse).
Ms. Manier explained that the alley to be
vacated is the southern half of the
north-south alley immediately west of the
Colfax Theater, separating it from the
South Bend Tribune building. If it is
vacated, it will revert to each of the
adjoining property owners. A portion
would belong to the South Bend Tribune
and a portion would belong to the Colfax
Theater site. We are asking that the
alley be vacated to facilitate the
development plans presented to the
Conpission by the Tribune for the Colfax
Theater site. We have agreed to file the
petition in anticipation of conveying the
pro erty.
CCFMSSION APPROVED RESOLUTION
NO. 1022 APPROVM AN APPLICA 'I]
•• • PROPERTY 1DEDUCTION
FOR PROPERTY LOCATED AT 4202
ELL
WAREHOUSE)
South Bend Redevelopment Commission
Regular Meeting - October 25, 1991
6. NEW BUSINESS (Cont.)
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Mr. Combs noted that the petition states
tha the alley is east of Main Street.
It s actually west of Main Street.
Mr. Piasecki asked about the utilities
located beneath the alley. Ms. Manier
responded that the vacation would be made
sub ect to all existing utility rights.
Once the alley is vacated the utilities
are allowed to keep their utilities
within that area, but must make their own
agreements with the owners. Mr. Ray,
representing the South Bend Tribune,
indicated that they intend to reroute the
utilities.
Upon a motion by Mr. Piasecki, seconded
by Mr. Combs and unanimously carried, the
Commission approved the Petition to
Vacate Public Right -of -Way as corrected.
Ms. Manier explained that in April and
August the Commission sub- leased certain
Mon37oe Park properties to the Board of
Public Works. The further intent is to
sub lease them to the Housing Development
Corporation for rehabilitation into
affordable housing. The lease between
the Commission and Redevelopment
Authority requires that the Commission
and the Authority approve any other
sub leases. The Authority has already
app oved the sub - leases to the Housing
Development Corporation. The terms in
these sub- leases are the same as the
previous sub- leases. The lease with the
Housing Development Corporation is for a
period of 22 years. It is a
lea e- purchase, so the Housing
Dev lopment Corporation will ultimately
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CaAMISSION APPROVED THE PETITION
TO VACATE PUBLIC RIGHT -OF -WAY AS
CORR.ECI'ED
South Bend edevelopment Commission
Regular Mee ing - October 25, 1991
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own the properties. It calls for
redevelopment of the properties according
to the plans approved by the Design
Review Committee. It is the intent to
lease the properties to low and moderate
inc me people.
Mr. Piasecki declared a conflict of
in rest due to his membership on the
boa d of the Housing Development
Co oration.
Ms.1Auburn transferred the chair to Mr.
Pia ecki.
Upon a motion by Ms. Auburn, seconded by
Mr. Combs and unanimously carried, the
Commission approved Resolution No. 1023
approving and consenting to the Sub -Lease
of Real Property by the City of South
Ben , Indiana, to the Housing Development
Co oration of St. Joseph County, Inc.
Mr. Piasecki voted present.
Mr.IPiasecki transferred the chair to Ms.
Ms. Manier noted that this is the
standard agreement, structured to meet
the terms of the proposal by the Tribune
for the site. The terms of the agreement
include vacation of the alley adjacent to
the theater. The proposed closing date
is ' anuary 1992. The proposed project
completion time is 20 months from January
1992. Should the Tribune petition for
real and /or personal property tax
abatement and should the Commission
app ove that abatement, the Commission
wou d support the petition before the
Co on Council.
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CESSION APPROVED RESOLUTION
NO. 1023 APPROVM AMID CONSENITM
TO THE SUB -LEASE OF REAL PROPERTY
BY THE CITY OF SOUTH BEND,
I NDINa, TO THE HOUSING
DEVELOFY T!' CORPORATION OF ST.
JOSEPH COUNTY, INC.
South Bend edevelopment Commission
Regular Mee ing - October 25, 1991
6. NEW BUSINESS (Cont.)
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Ms. Manier noted that the Tribune has
reviewed the contract and has indicated
that they are satisfied with its terms,
but have not yet signed it. They would
like the Commission to approve it and
aut orize the staff to make minor
cor lections to it.
upon a motion by Mr. Piasecki, seconded
by Mr. Combs and unanimously carried, the
Commission approved the Contract for Sale
of and for Private Development in the
Sou :h Bend Central Development Area and
aut orized the staff to make minor
cha aes.
Mrs Kolata noted that the Commission, at
its meeting on October 11, authorized
publication of a legal notice on October
18 and October 25, 1991 with receipt of
bids to be November 8. However, due to a
staff error, we did not get the legal
not ce to the paper and missed one week
of publication. We would like to publish
on October 25 and November 1 and hold a
special meeting on November 12 for
rec ipt of bids.
by
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of
a motion by Mr. Piasecki, seconded
r. Combs and unanimously carried, the
ission ratified the staff action to
ish legal notice regarding
osition of property.in the West
ington- Chapin Development Area on
ber 25 and November 1, 1991 and set
0 a.m., November 12, 1991 for receipt
ids.
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COMMISSION APPROVED 1 CONTRACT
FOR SAI OF LAND FOR PRIVATE
DEVELOP= Ilq TBE • BEND
CENTRAL DEVELOP= AREA A I■
' •' i1E■ STAFF TO MAKE Y=R
CBANGES
CESSION RATIFIED STAFF ACTION
TO PUBLISH LEGAL NOTICE REGARDING
DISPOSITION OF PROPERTY IN THE
WEST VASHIlN=N- CEAPIN
DEVELOPY= AREA ON OCTOBER 25
AMID NOVEMBER 1, 1991 AND SET'
10:00 A.M. , NOVEMBER 12, 1991 FOR
RECEIPT OF BIDS
South Bend edevelopment Commission
Regular Mee ing - October 25, 1991
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Mrs Kolata explained that Resolution
No. 1024 adds a number of properties to
the acquisition list of the Studebaker
Corridor Development Plan. All of the
properties belong to Calvin Murdock or
Murdock Construction Company. Since Mr.
Murdock has revised his plans and decided
not to build an office in that location,
we propose to acquire the property. We
will work with Mr. Murdock to relocate
his construction yard.
Upon
a motion by Mr. Piasecki,
seconded
COMMISSION ACCEPTED RESOLUTION
by
Mr. Combs and unanimously carried, the
NO. 1024 FOR FILING AND SET 10:00
Commission
accepted Resolution
No. 1024
A.M., NOVEMBER 12, 1991 FOR
for
filing and set 10:00 a.m.,
November
PUBLIC HEARING ON RESOLUTION
12,
1991 for Public Hearing on
Resolution
NO. 1024
No.
1024.
Mrs. Ko ata reported that the Housing
Development Corporation will be holding a
workshop on October 28 and 29 on how to
develop and set up a housing development
corporation. The National Association for
Housing and Redevelopment Officials is
co -spon oring the workshop.
Mrs. Ko ata reported that demolition has
begun o4 the middle portion of the
Transwe tern building.
Mrs. Ko ata also reported that the
Redevelopment Authority is proceeding with
the refinancing of the Coveleski Stadium
which will result in a net savings of at
least $250,000 in interest.
The nex Regular Meeting of the Redevelopment
Commission is scheduled for Friday, November
8, 1991 at 10:00 a.m.
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South Bend edevelopment Commission
Regular Mee ing - October 25, 1991
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There being no further business to come
before the Redevelopment Commission, Mr.
Combs made a motion that the meeting be
adjourned. Mr. Piasecki seconded the motion
and the meeting was adjourned at 10:50 a.m.
Paula N
Auburn, President
Ann E. Kolata, Director
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