HomeMy WebLinkAboutRM 08-04-95SOUTH BEND REDEVELOPMENT CONEWSSION
REGULAR MEETING
August 4, 1995
10:00 a.m.
Presiding: Philip J. Faccenda
President
1. ROLL CALL
1308 County -City Building
227 W. Jefferson Boulevard
South Bend, Indiana
Members Present: Mr. Philip J. Faccenda, President
Ms. Paula N. Auburn, Vice - President
Mr. Michael Donoho
Mr. William P. Hojnacki
Members Absent: Mr. Robert W. Hunt, Secretary
Legal Counsel: Ms. Anne Bruneel
Redevelopment Staff: Mrs. Ann Kolata, Director
Ms. Joelle Webb, Recording Secretary
Mr. James Riggs, Economic Dev. Specialist
Mr. Tom Eddington, Economic Dev. Specialist
Business Assistance Staff: Mr. Michael Beitzinger, Economic Dev. Specialist
Bureau of Housing Staff: Ms. Mary Richmond, Asst. Director
Media: Mr. Thom Howell, U -93
Mr. Donald Porter, South Bend Tribune
Others: Mr. Carter Wolf, Center City Associates
Mr. Robert Gonderman
Ms. Anna Gonderman
Mr. Faccenda announced that the Executive Session will continue immediately following adjournment
of the Regular Meeting.
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2. APPROVAL OF MINUTES
a. Approval of Minutes of the Regular
Meeting of Friday, July 21, 1995.
Upon a motion by Ms. Auburn, seconded
by Mr. Hcjnacki and unanimously carried,
the Commission approved the Minutes of
the Regular Meeting of Friday, July 21,
1995.
3. APPROVAL OF CLAIMS
ADIVIIN 1995 (212)
NBD Skokie Bank N.A. / Visa
NBD Skokie Bank N.A. / Visa
Federal Express
United Parcel Service
NAHRO
Indiana Notary Service & Bonding
Repair Inc.
Day Tuners Inc.
National Development Council
Indiana Michigan Power Co.
Ancon Construction Co.
Baker & Daniels
Sprint Cellular
Michiana Board Up Service, Inc.
AIRPORT TIF REVENUE (324)
Indiana Dept. of Transportation Toll Road Division
Landscapes Unlimited Inc.
Venterra
SAMPLE- EWING DEVELOPMENT AREA (414
Sonya Heard
Indiana Dept. /Environment Mgmt.
EIS Environmental Engineers
Envirocorp Inc.
Tri County News
Sarah Burns
Sarah Burns & Benjamin Burns
B & J Excavation Co., Inc.
Anthony & Germaine Lee
South Bend Water Works
Indiana Michigan Power Co. -2-
COMMISSION APPROVED THE MINUTES OF
THE REGULAR MEETING OF FRIDAY,
JULY 21, 1995
$79.17
$275.35
$55.50
$16.00
$80.00
$45.95
$90.00
$26.70
$795.00
$6.65
$130.00
$546.00
$26.44
$165.00
$30,165.00
$80.00
63,725.93
$950.00
$50.00
$3,852.16
$2,625.00
$287.00
$1,606.00
$1,670.00
$50,088.75
$1,098.67
$22.72
$625.52
South Bend Redevelopment Commission
Regular Meeting - August 4, 1995
3. APPROVAL OF CLAIMS (Cont.)
S.B.C.D.A. T.I.R GENERAL ACCOUNT (420)
C & S Service, Inc.
Real Estate Management Corp.
Rose Exterminator Co.
Boiler & Pressure Vessel Division
Gates Chevy World
4. COMMUNICATIONS
There were no Communications.
5. OLD BUSINESS
There was no Old Business.
6. NEW BUSINESS
Mrs. Kolata asked permission to add three items to the
agenda. There were no objections and items 6.m.,
6.n., and 6.o. were added.
a. Staff report on disposition of property in
the Airport Economic Development
Area.
Mr. Riggs noted that the Commission has
received a proposal from Sycamore Hills,
Inc. to purchase a 6.75 acre parcel of land
in the Blackthorn Corporate Park. The
parcel is located in Lot 4, north of Nimtz
Parkway and immediately west of the
parcel sold to Sullivan Advertising.
Sycamore Hills, Inc. is a corporation
wholly owned by Robert R Gonderman,
Sr.
The proposal includes a two -phase
purchase of the site. Phase I, to be
purchased immediately, is 3.97 acres at a
low proposed purchase price of $99,250
($25,000 /acre). Sycamore Hills is
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$99.50
$663.65
$200.00
$31.00
$900.00
THERE WERE NO COMMUNICATIONS
THERE WAS NO OLD BUSINESS
South Bend Redevelopment Commission
Regular Meeting - August 4, 1995
6. NEW BUSINESS (Cont.)
a. continued...
proposing to construct an 8,000 sq. ft.
combined general Event Center and
catering facility. The proposed Event
Center would be built on high grounds
overlooking the wetland area of Lot 4. To
take advantage of the views, the building
design will include large areas of
windows, an outdoor courtyard, and a
patio or balcony. Mr. Riggs showed a
schematic design of the building which
proposes glass, cedar, masonry and /or
stucco for exterior building materials to
compliment the existing natural setting.
Phase I also includes a parking lot for 150
cars.
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The Event Center will feature a 4,500 sq.
ft. "Great Hall" capable of accommodating
350 people. The Center will feature on-
site catering for different types of events,
with a focus on weddings, large parties
and meetings. The facility will also offer
services for seminars, meetings, and
business related food events. The Center
will be leased to Anna Gonderman. Ms.
Gonderman is a certified and experienced
chef, trained at the California Culinary
Institute in San Francisco.
( Phase II of the proposed project would be
' the construction of at least one 8,000 sq. ft
office building on a 2.75 acre parcel
adjacent to Tract I. The applicant clearly
states that the construction of the office
building is based on its ability to pre-lease
space in the building. While no firm time
schedule for construction of the office
building was included in the proposal,
Sycamore Hills states that it would
purchase Tract II within five years of
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South Bend Redevelopment Commission
Regular Meeting - August 4, 1995
6. NEW BUSINESS (Cont.)
a. continued...
closing on Tract I. The proposal states
that the building would be similar to the
building built by Mr. Gonderman last year
at Indiana 23 and 30th Street.
The proposal includes a price escalation
for the purchase of Tract H. The applicant
would have two years from the closing on
Phase I to purchase Tract II for $25,000
per acre. After that time, the applicant
would pay an additional $5,000 per acre
each year until the fifth year, not to
exceed $40,000 per acre.
The following is an explanation of the
conditions placed on this offer by
Sycamore Hills. Each condition is
followed by a brief staff recommendation.
Roadway -
The proposal is requiring the Commission
to construct a cul -de -sac road running
north -south along the western boundary of
the proposed Tract II prior to April 1,
1997. The road is part of the larger
master plan for the Blackthorn Corporate
Park and would be necessary for the
development of Tract II. The applicant
would not be obliged to purchase Tract II
until the road is completed.
This condition is acceptable to staff as it
was provided for in our master plan and
will open up additional land for
development. However, due to prior
project commitments, staff would
recommend changing the completion date
to September 1, 1997. This project is
estimated to cost $450,000.
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South Bend Redevelopment Commission
Regular Meeting - August 4, 1995
6. NEW BUSINESS (Cont.)
a. continued...
Nimtz Parkway R/O /W Vacation -
The proposal also requires the Commission
to vacate the unused right -of -way along the
northerly right -of -way line of Nimtz
Parkway. Currently, Nimtz Parkway is
anywhere from 60 ft to 100 ft. wide from
the centerline. Only 40 ft. of right -of -way
on either side of the centerline is needed.
This condition is acceptable to staff. Staff
has already been working on a plan for the
vacation of this right -of -way prior to the
receipt of this proposal. However, the
applicant should be reminded that the
authority to vacate right -of -way lies with
the Common Council and the Board of
Public Works, not the Redevelopment
Commission.
Filling -
The construction of Nimtz Parkway and
the Nimtz Parkway overpass over US 31
has left a large gully, nearly 20 feet deep
and almost 1000 feet long along the north
side of the Parkway. The applicant is
requiring the Commission to fill the gully
to bring the front part of this site to a
suitable grade. Previous estimates indicate
that approximately 12,000 cubic yards of
fill dirt is needed to fill the gully.
Again, this condition is acceptable to staff.
However, the applicant did not include a
deadline for this project. The Commission
could not complete this project until
sometime in 1996. The estimated cost of
the fill dirt, transportation of the dirt and
earthmoving is $55,000.
South Bend Redevelopment Commission
Regular Meeting - August 4, 1995
6. NEW BUSINESS (Cont.)
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Extension of Sewers and Utilities -
The proposal requires that sewer, gas and
phone lines be at the site prior to
While gas, phone and electric is currently
available to the site, the tap to the sewer
must be completed. This condition is
acceptable to staff, however, we are
unable to commit to a completion date
until we have further discussions with the
Department of Public Works next week.
Wetlands Improvements -
The applicant is requiring the Commission
to complete proposed improvements to the
wetland area of Lot 4 prior to December
31, 1996. This improvement is also part
of our master plan for the development of
the area.
While the wetland area was not a priority
project, it has always been considered an
important project. The estimated costs
range from $50,000 to $500,000
depending on the intensity of the
development of the area. This condition is
acceptable to staff.
Other Conditions-
The Covenants and Restrictions for the
park currently do not allow for this type of
use. The Covenants would have to be
amended to allow the project. The staff
recommends amending the Covenants,
only for this site, to allow for the catering
use.
The applicant has conditioned the purchase
of the site on receipt of a three -way liquor
"r license. It is unlikely that the applicant
could be granted the license prior to the
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6. NEW BUSINESS (Cont.)
a. continued...
requested closing date. Additionally, this
is not an issue that the Commission has
control over.
The staff recommends Commission
acceptance of this proposal subject to the
following conditions:
Legal Review -
The Commission's attorney has been
unavailable and has not yet reviewed the
proposal. Acceptance of this proposal
should be subject to legal review and
recommendations.
Tract II - Price Escalation
The proposal states "The purchase price
[of Tract II] shall be determined as of the
date that the applicant delivers or mails its
4 notice of intent." This needs to be tied to
the actual date of closing. Acceptance of
this proposal should be subject to
addressing this issue.
Faithful Performance Guaranty
The proposal includes a 10% performance
guaranty for the purchase and development
of Tract I only. Acceptance of this
proposal should be subject to receipt of an
acceptable performance guaranty for the
purchase and development of Tract II.
Building Design
The proposal did not include building
designs for either Phase I or Phase II.
Acceptance of this proposal should be tied
to final staff review of building design and
materials. The project is required to be
reviewed by the Corporate Park's
Architectural and Site Plan Review
Committee.
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South Bend Redevelopment Commission
Regular Meeting - August 4, 1995
6. NEW BUSINESS (Cont.)
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a. continued...
Site Plan
The site plan as submitted with the
proposal does not meet the requirements as
stated in the Covenants and Development
Guidelines. However, the preliminary site
plan previously submitted to the
Department was much closer to meeting
the Guidelines. Acceptance of this
proposal should be tied to final staff
review of the site plans for both Phase I
and II.
Mr. Gonderman explained that his
daughter, Anna, has worked in a catering
facility similar to this in a similar office
park and seen the concepts work really
well together.
Upon a motion by Ms. Auburn, seconded
by Mr. Donoho and unanimously carried,
the Commission accepted the proposal
from Sycamore Hills, Inc. for Lot 4 in
Blackthorn Corporate Park.
b. Commission approval requested for
Proposal for Marketing Services in the
Airport Economic Development Area.
Mr. Riggs explained that the staff has
received a proposal from Coldwell Banker -
Anchor Real Estate Commercial Division
to continue marketing efforts in Blackthorn
Corporate Park.
This is a temporary agreement until a
more detailed long term agreement can be
worked out.
Upon a motion by Mr. Hojnacki, seconded
by Mr. Donoho and unanimously carried,
the Commission accepted the Proposal
from Coldwell Banker for Marketing
Services in the Airport Economic
Development Area.
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COMMISSION ACCEPTED THE PROPOSAL
FROM SYCAMORE HILLS, INC. FOR LOT 4
IN BLACKTHORN CORPORATE PARK
COMMISSION ACCEPTED THE PROPOSAL
FOR MARKETING SERVICES IN THE
AIRPORT ECONOMIC DEVELOPMENT AREA
South Bend Redevelopment Commission
Regular Meeting - August 4, 1995
6. NEW BUSINESS (Cont.)
C. Staff report on acquisition of property
in the Sample -Ewing Development Area.
Mrs. Kolata noted that the staff has
received three counter offers for
Commission consideration. The first
counter offer is from Thomas C. VanBelle
and Sumiko VanBelle for a vacant lot at
620 E. Pennsylvania Street. The original
purchase offer was $1,000. The counter
offer is $1,601.06. The staff recommends
accepting the counter offer.
Upon a motion by Mr. Donoho, seconded
by Mr. Hojnacki and unanimously carried,
the Commission accepted the counter offer
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in the amount of $1,601.06 from Thomas
C. and Sumiko VanBelle for property
located at 620 E. Pennsylvania Street.
The next counter offer is from Thomas C.
and Sumiko VanBelle for vacant land at
1312 S. Rush Street. The original
purchase offer was for $300. The counter
offer is $763.60. The staff recommends
accepting the counter offer.
Upon a motion by Mr. Donoho, seconded
by Mr. Hojnacki and unanimously carried,
the Commission accepted the counter offer
in the amount of $763.60 from Thomas C.
and Sumiko VanBelle for property located
at 1312 S. Rush Street.
The next counter offer is from Ridley and
Olene Stout for a vacant lot at 620 E.
Ohio Street. The original purchase offer
was $550. The counter offer is $900.
The staff recommends accepting the
counter offer.
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COMMISSION ACCEPTED THE COUNTER
OFFER IN THE AMOUNT OF $1,601.06 FROM
THOMAS C. AND SUMIKO VANBELLE FOR
PROPERTY LOCATED AT 620 E.
PENNSYLVANIA STREET
COMMISSION ACCEPTED THE COUNTER
OFFER IN THE AMOUNT OF $763.60 FROM
THOMAS C. AND SUMIKO VANBELLE FOR
PROPERTY LOCATED AT 1312 S. RUSH
STREET
COMMISSION ACCEPTED THE COUNTER
South Bend Redevelopment Commission
Regular Meeting - August 4, 1995
6. NEW BUSINESS (Cont.)
c. continued...
Upon a motion by Mr. Donoho, seconded
by Mr. Hojnacki and unanimously carried,
the Commission accepted the counter offer
in the amount of $900 from Ridley and
Olene Stout for property located at 620 E.
Ohio Street.
d. Commission approval requested for
Resolution No. 1369 setting the Fkir
Reuse Value of Land in the Sample -
Ewing Development Area. (Parcels 33,
34, and 35)
Mrs. Kolata explained that items 6.d.,
6.e., and 6.f. are all related to offering
parcels for sale in the Sample -Ewing
Development Area. Resolution No. 1369
sets the minimum offering price for the
parcels. Parcel No. 33 is the former
Pleasureland Museum site combined with
an adjacent vacant lot. It fronts on
Michigan Street. The suggested use is
commercial. The minimum offering price
is $9,800.
Parcel No. 34 is a one -acre parcel running
from Sample Street to Ohio Street. The
recommended use is light industrial. The
minimum offering price is $33,025.
Parcel No. 35 is .4 of an acre located east
of Carroll along Sample Street. The
recommended use is light industrial. The
minimum offering price is $13,400.
Mrs. Kolata noted that the bid
specifications for Parcel No. 33 stipulate
that the entire building must be of masonry
construction. That building will be
adjacent to the Parkview Juvenile Facility.
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OFFER IN THE AMOUNT OF $900 FROM
RIDLEY AND OLENE STOUT FOR PROPERTY
LOCATED AT 620 E. OHIO STREET
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South Bend Redevelopment Commission
Regular Meeting - August 4, 1995
6. NEW BUSINESS (Cont.)
d. continued...
Upon a motion by Mr. Hojnacki, seconded
by Ms. Auburn and unanimously carried,
the Commission approved Resolution
No. 1369 approving the Fair Reuse Value
of Property in the Sample -Ewing
Development Area. (Parcels No. 33, 34,
and 35)
e. Commission approval requested for Bid
Specifications and Design Considerations
for Parcels 33, 34 and 35 in the Sample -
Ewing Development Area.
Upon a motion by Mr. Hojnacki, seconded
by Ms. Auburn and unanimously carried,
the Commission approved Bid
Specifications and Design Considerations
for Parcels 33, 34, and 35 in the Sample-
Ewing Development Area.
f. Commission authorization requested for
publication of Notice of Intended Sale of
Property with publication dates of
August 11 and August 18, 1995 with
receipt of bids to be 10:00 a.m.,
September 1, 1995. (Parcels 33, 34 and
35)
Upon a motion by Mr. Hojnacki, seconded
by Ms. Auburn and unanimously carried,
the Commission authorized the publication
of the Notice of Intended Sale of Property
with publication dates of August 11 and
August 18, 1995 and receipt of bids to be
10:00 a.m., September 1, 1995. (Parcels
No. 33, 34, and 35)
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COMMISSION APPROVED RESOLUTION
NO. 1369 APPROVING THE FAIR REUSE
VALUE OF PROPERTY IN THE SAMPLE -
EWING DEVELOPMENT AREA. (PARCELS
NO. 33, 34, AND 35)
COMMISSION AUTHORIZED THE
PUBLICATION OF THE NOTICE OF
INTENDED SALE OF PROPERTY WITH
PUBLICATION DATES OF AUGUST 11 AND
AUGUST 18, 1995 AND RECEIPT OF BIDS TO
BE 10:00 A.M., SEPTEMBER 1, 1995.
(PARCELS NO. 33, 34, AND 35)
South Bend Redevelopment Commission
Regular Meeting - August 4, 1995
6. NEW BUSINESS (Cont.)
g. Commission approval requested for
Proposal for Environmental Assessment
in the Sample -Ewing Development Area.
Mrs. Kolata explained that we would like
to have a Phase I environmental
assessment done on four properties: a
building at 1225 S. Fellows (former Senior
Tool & Die); the U -Haul property; and the
two Sample Street properties we just put
up for bid. Envirocorp has submitted a
proposal to do all four for a lump sum of
$3,500. EIS Environmental submitted a
proposal based on time and materials,
estimated at $3,600. The staff
recommends accepting the proposal from
Envirocorp at the fixed amount of $3,500.
Upon a motion by Ms. Auburn, seconded
by Mr. Hojnacki and unanimously carried,
the Commission accepted the Proposal
from Envirocorp for a Phase I Environ-
mental Assessment in the Sample -Ewing
j Development Area.
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COMMISSION ACCEPTED THE PROPOSAL
FROM ENVIROCORP FOR A PHASE I
ENVIRONMENTAL ASSESSMENT IN THE
SAMPLE -EWING DEVELOPMENT AREA
Commission approval requested for Resolution No. 1370 transferring real property to the
City of South Bend, Indiana.
Mrs. Kolata explained that Resolution No. 1370 transfers 24 pieces of property that the
Commission has purchased in the Sample -Ewing Development Area to the Board of Public
Works for the ultimate use of the Family & Children's Center.
Upon a motion by Mr. Donoho, seconded
by Mr Hojnacki and unanimously carried,
the Commission approved Resolution
No. 1370 transferring real property to the
City of South Bend, Indiana.
Commission approval requested for
Loan and Grant in connection with the
Affordable Loan Program through the
Bureau of Housing. (Lois and Samuel
Williams)
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COMMISSION APPROVED RESOLUTION
NO. 1370 TRANSFERRING REAL PROPERTY
TO THE CITY OF SOUTH BEND, INDIANA
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Regular Meeting - August 4, 1995
6. NEW BUSINESS (Cont.)
i. continued...
Mrs. Kolata noted that the Loan for Lois
and Samuel Williams is for property
located at 605 S. Kenmore. The amount
is $8,000 at 8 % interest for 10 years.
Monthly Payments will be $97.06. The
Grant connected with this project is
$1,963.50.
Upon a motion by Mr. Hojnacki, seconded
by Ms. Auburn and unanimously carried,
the Commission approved the Loan and
Grant in connection with the Affordable
Loan Program through the Bureau of
Housing for Lois and Samuel Williams.
j . Commission approval requested for
Loan and Grant in connection with the
Affordable Loan Program through the
Bureau of Housing. (Francis M. Smith)
Mrs. Kolata explained that the Loan for
Francis M. Smith is for property located at
1817 Fassnacht. The amount of the loan
is $3,800. The interest rate is 0% for a
term of 10 years. Monthly payments will
be $31.67. The Grant connected with this
project is $3,608.65.
Upon a motion by Mr. Donoho, seconded
by Mr. Hojnacki and unanimously carried,
the Commission approved the Loan and
Grant in connection with the Affordable
Loan Program through the Bureau of
Housing. (Francis M. Smith)
k. Commission approval requested for
Loan and Grant in connection with the
Affordable Loan Program through the
Bureau of Housing. (Mary Kendziora)
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COMMISSION APPROVED THE LOAN AND
GRANT IN CONNECTION WITH THE
AFFORDABLE LOAN PROGRAM THROUGH
THE BUREAU OF HOUSING FOR LOIS AND
SAMUEL WILLIAMS
COMMISSION APPROVED THE LOAN AND
GRANT IN CONNECTION WITH THE
AFFORDABLE LOAN PROGRAM THROUGH
THE BUREAU OF HOUSING. (FRANCIS M.
SMITH)
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South Bend Redevelopment Commission
Regular Meeting - August 4, 1995
6. NEW BUSINFSS (Cont.)
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Mrs. Kolata noted that the Loan for Mary
Kendziora is for property located at 530 S.
Carlisle. The amount of the loan is
$2,900 at 0% for 3 years. Monthly
payments will be $80.56. The Grant for
this project is $2,739.00.
Upon a motion by Mr. Donoho, seconded
by Mr. Hcjnacki and unanimously carried,
the Commission approved the Loan and
Grant in connection with the Affordable
Loan Program through the Bureau of
Housing. (Mary Kendziora)
1. Commission approval requested for
Loan and Grant in connection with the
Affordable Loan Program through the
Bureau of Housing. (Velma Lax)
Mrs. Kolata noted that the Loan for Velma
Lax is for property located at 402 N.
Birdsell. The loan is for $5,100 at 0%
interest for 7 years. Monthly payments
will be $60.71. The Grant connected with
this project is $4,939.
Upon a motion by Ms. Auburn, seconded
by Mr. Donoho and unanimously carried,
the Commission approved the Loan and
Grant in connection with the Affordable
Loan Program through the Bureau of
Housing. (Velma Lax)
m. Commission approval requested for
Certificate of Waiver in connection with
the Rental Rehab Program for property
located at 1139 Huey. (Barry Adams
and Kevin Deahl)
Mrs. Kolata explained that under the
Rental Rehab Program, the yearly loan
payment is forgiven if the conditions of the
loan program are met.
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COMMISSION APPROVED THE LOAN AND
GRANT IN CONNECTION WITH THE
AFFORDABLE LOAN PROGRAM THROUGH
THE BUREAU OF HOUSING. (MARY
KENDZIORA)
COMMISSION APPROVED THE LOAN AND
GRANT IN CONNECTION WITH THE
AFFORDABLE LOAN PROGRAM THROUGH
THE BUREAU OF HOUSING. (VELMA LAX)
South Bend Redevelopment Commission
Regular Meeting - August 4, 1995
6. NEW BUSINESS (Cont.)
m. continued...
This Certificate of Waiver forgives $850
for each of three years as of May 15,
1993, 1994, and 1995.
Upon a motion by Mr. Donoho, seconded
by Mr. Hojnacki and unanimously carried,
the Commission approved the Certificate
of Waiver in the amount of $850 for each
of three years as of May 15, 1993, 1994,
and 1995 for property located at 1139 N.
Huey.
n. Commission approval requested for
Certificate of Waiver in connection with
the Rental Rehab Program for property
located at 233 Laporte Avenue. (Barry
Adams, Kevin Deahl and Mark Benhart)
Mrs. Kolata noted that this Certificate of
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Waiver forgives $850 for each of the years
ending September 21, 1991, 1992, 1993,
and 1994.
Upon a motion by Mr. Hojnacki, seconded
by Mr. Donoho and unanimously carried,
the Commission approved the Certificate
of Waiver for 233 Laporte Avenue in the
amount of $850 for each of the years
ending September 21, 1991, 1992, 1993,
and 1994.
o. Commission approval requested for
Certificate of Waiver in connection with
the Rental Rehab Program for property
located at 107 S. William (Wayne
Woodworth and Earl Woodworth)
Mrs. Kolata explained that this Certificate
of Waiver forgives $1,700 for each of
three years as of December 15, 1992,
1993, and 1994.
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COMMISSION APPROVED THE CERTIFICATE
OF WAIVER IN THE AMOUNT OF $850 FOR
EACH OF THREE YEARS AS OF MAY 15,
1993, 1994, AND 1995 FOR PROPERTY
LOCATED AT 1139 N. HUEY
COMMISSION APPROVED THE CERTIFICATE
OF WAIVER FOR 233 LAPORTE AVENUE IN
THE AMOUNT OF $850 FOR EACH OF THE
YEARS ENDING SEPTEMBER 21, 1991, 1992,
1993, AND 1994
COMMISSION APPROVED THE CERTIFICATE
OF WAIVER IN THE AMOUNT OF $1,700 AS
OF DECEMBER 15, 1992, 1993, AND 1994
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South Bend Redevelopment Commission
Regular Meeting - August 4, 1995
6. NEW BUSINESS (Cont.)
o. continued...
Upon a motion by Ms. Auburn, seconded
by Mr. Donoho and unanimously carried,
the Commission approved the Certificate
of Waiver in the amount of $1,700 as of
December 15, 1992, 1993, and 1994.
7. PROGRESS REPORTS
Mrs. Kolata reported that the staff closed on the
sale of the site for the Parkview Juvenile Facility
earlier today.
8. NEXT CONDMSSION MEETING
The next Regular Meeting of the Redevelopment
Commission is scheduled for 10:00 a.m. , August
18, 1995.
9. ADJOUPVQ . T
PROGRESS REPORTS
NEXT COMMISSION MEETING
There being no further business to come before ADJOURNMENT
the Redevelopment Commission, Ms. Auburn
made a motion that the meeting be adjourned.
Mr. Donoho seconded the motion and the meeting
was adjourned at 10:35 a.m.
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Philip J. Faccenda, President
Ann 19. Kolata, Director
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