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HomeMy WebLinkAbout2. Minutes 02-06-09 SOUTH BEND REDEVELOPMENT COMMISSION REGULAR MEETING February 6, 2009 10:00 a.m. 227 West Jefferson Boulevard Presiding: Marcia I. Jones, President South Bend, Indiana 1. ROLL CALL Members Present: Dr. David Varner, Vice President Ms. Nancy King, Secretary Mr. Greg Downes Mr. Donald Alford Members Absent: Ms. Marcia Jones, President Legal Counsel: Mr. Charles S. Leone, Esq. Mr. Lawrence Meteiver, Esq. Redevelopment Staff: Mrs. Cheryl Phipps, Recording Secretary Ms. Ann Kolata, Economic Development Specialist Mr. Robert Mathia, Economic Development Specialist Ms. Jennifer Laurent, Economic Development Specialist Ms. Debrah Jennings, Property Manager Others Present: Mr. Tom Price, Mayor’s Office Ms. Elizabeth Leonard, Economic Development Mr. Mark Peterson, WNDU Mr. Corey Cressy Mr. Mark Seaman Ms. Rita Kopala Ms. Linda Wolfson, Community Forum for Economic Dev Mr. Frank Perri Mr. Gary Stenke Mr. Randy Greenlee 2. APPROVAL OF MINUTES A. Approval of Minutes of the Regular Meeting of Friday, January 16, 2009. CM Upon a motion by Mr. Downes, seconded by Mr. OMMISSION APPROVED THE INUTES OF THE RMF,J 16, EGULAR EETING OF RIDAY ANUARY Alford and unanimously carried, the Commission 2009 approved the Minutes of the Regular Meeting of Friday, January 16, 2009. South Bend Redevelopment Commission Regular Meeting –February 6, 2009 3. APPROVAL OF CLAIMS Redevelopment Commission Claims submitted February 6, 2009 for approval. 305 FUND SBCDA BOND Lehman & Lehman 16,465.00 Sculpture Gardens 324 AIRPORT AEDA The Blue Waters Group 42,649.18 MIND project Botkin & Hall, LLP 1,235.00 USPTO Trademark Application St. Joseph County Treasurer 16,691.81 Property Taxes Wightman Petrie 110.00 Demolition of Gates Chevy World Wightman Petrie 1,800.00 Phase I ESA Hamilton Towing (910 S. Lafayette Blvd) Wightman Petrie 1,800.00 Phase I ESA Hamilton Towing (901 - 917 S. Lafayette Blvd) Wightman Petrie 1,800.00 Phase I ESA Hamilton Towing (802 - 812 S. Lafayette Blvd) Schindler 142.86 Lasalle Building Elevator 10,422.72 Ritschard Bros., Inc. Demolition of 911 Marietta Abonmarche 1,486.00 US 31 & Adams Rd Interchange Walsh & Kelly Inc. 389,808.26 Western Ave Improvements Olive St to Walnut St. Meridian Title 100.00 Ford St. Sopko, Nussbaum, Inabnit & 3,858.75 Outside Legal Service Kaczmarek 420 FUND TIF DISTRICT-SBCDA GENERAL AT & T 30.05 237 N Michgan JJR 17,500.00 East Bank Master Plan Ph II DTSB 25,678.68 General Operations Indiana Michigan Power 11.52 520 W Wayne / 237 N Michigan St. CB Richard Ellis 699.41 Management Fee St. Joseph County Treasurer 28,473.51 Property Taxes Ampco System Parking 938.35 St. Joseph St Surface Lot Ampco System Parking 806.20 225 S. Main St. Lot R & R Excavating, Inc. 426,845.92 Demolition of Former Gates Chevolet Building Jerome E. Michaels, MAI 3,400.00 The Manor 118 S Williams St. Jerome E. Michaels, MAI 2,950.00 Sweet Home Baptish Church Jerome E. Michaels, MAI 2,950.00 Former Schillings Building Sopko, Nussbaum, Inabnit & 3,318.75 Outside Legal Service Kaczmarek 2 South Bend Redevelopment Commission Regular Meeting –February 6, 2009 3. CLAIMS (CONT.) 422 FUND WEST WASHINGTON Kaser-Spraker Construction, Inc. 52,268.76 Natatorium Phase 3-B SBHF 5,226.88 SBHF Program delivery Natatorium Phase 3-B 433 FUND REDEVELOPMENT 956.25 Sopko, Nussbaum, Inabnit & Outside Legal Service Kaczmarek 619 BLACKTHORN GOLF COURSE Meadowbrook Golf Group, Inc. 16,000.00 Management Fee Total $ 1,076,423.86 CC Upon a motion by Mr. Downes, seconded by Mr. Alford OMMISSION APPROVED THE LAIMS F6,2009, SUBMITTED EBRUARY AND ORDERED and unanimously carried, the Commission approved the THE CHECKS TO BE RELEASED Claims submitted February 6, 2009, and ordered checks to be released. 4. COMMUNICATIONS TC There were no Communications. HERE WERE NO OMMUNICATIONS 5. OLD BUSINESS A. Airport Economic Development Area (1) Contract with Project Impact for Job Training Services. Ms. Leonard noted that this is the Contract with Project Impact, whose proposal for job training services was accepted February 6, 2009. Mr. Leone noted that this contract differs from the one Commissioners reviewed previously in that the scope of the project was originally for at-risk men who were former offenders. Job training programs may 3 South Bend Redevelopment Commission Regular Meeting –February 6, 2009 not differentiate on the basis of sex. The language has been changed to “at-risk individuals.” Project Impact requested that change at the same time legal counsel recommended it. So far one hundred people have signed up, including a few women. CC Upon a motion by Mr. Downes, seconded by OMMISSION APPROVED THE ONTRACT WITH PIJTS, ROJECT MPACT FOR OB RAINING ERVICES Ms. King and unanimously carried, the AS AMENDED Commission approved the Contract with Project Impact for Job Training Services, as amended. 6. NEW BUSINESS A. Public Hearing (1) Public Hearing on Resolution No. 2558 appropriating additional tax increment financing revenues from Allocation Area No. 1 Fund for the payment of certain additional obligations and expenses related to the Douglas Road Economic Development Area Allocation Area No. 1. Mr. Mathia noted that Resolution No. 2558 appropriates the $1,400,000 that the City of Mishawaka is advancing for the Douglas Road widening project. Mr. Mathia noted that the public hearing file is complete, containing: (1) A copy of Resolution No. 2557 determining to make the appropriation and setting the public hearing on Resolution No. 2558; (2) A copy of the Notice of Hearing; (3) A copy of Resolution No. 2558, the subject of the public hearing; (4) An affidavit from Carol Smith, Advertising Director of the South Bend Tribune, that the Notice of Hearing was published in that newspaper on January 23, 2009; and (5) An affidavit from Richard 4 South Bend Redevelopment Commission Regular Meeting –February 6, 2009 Andrysiak, Classified Manager of the Tri- County News, that the Notice of Hearing was published in that newspaper on January 23, 2009. PHRN.2558 Mr. Varner opened the public hearing for UBLIC EARING ON ESOLUTION O whoever wished to speak regarding Resolution No. 2558. There was no one who wished to speak. Mr. Varner closed the public hearing for whatever action the Commission wished to take. (2) Approval of Resolution No. 2558 CRN.2558 Upon a motion by Mr. Downes, seconded by OMMISSION APPROVED ESOLUTION O APPROPRIATING ADDITIONAL TAX INCREMENT Mr. Alford and unanimously carried, the AA FINANCING REVENUES FROM LLOCATION REA Commission approved Resolution No. 2558 N.1F O UND FOR THE PAYMENT OF CERTAIN appropriating additional tax increment ADDITIONAL OBLIGATIONS AND EXPENSES financing revenues from Allocation Area DRE RELATED TO THE OUGLAS OAD CONOMIC DAAAN.1 No. 1 Fund for the payment of certain EVELOPMENT REA LLOCATION REA O additional obligations and expenses related to the Douglas Road Economic Development Area Allocation Area No. 1. B. Tax Abatements (1) Resolution No. 2559 approving an application for real property tax deduction for property located at 2001 W. Washington Street in the West Washington-Chapin Development Area. (Royal Holdings, dba Royal Adhesives) Mr. Mathia gave a combined staff report on the project. Royal Adhesives is a maker of specialty adhesives for use in industrial and commercial settings. Royal Adhesives proposes to (1) demolish the old O’Brien Paint building and replace it with an 8,294 sft factory; (2) equip that building with state of the art specialty adhesive mixing operation and (3) add a 22,125 warehouse to support 5 South Bend Redevelopment Commission Regular Meeting –February 6, 2009 the operation. Total cost of construction is expected to be $1,127,543. The equipment to be purchased includes mixers, raw materials storage tanks, and various pilot mixers. Some of the equipment may be purchased used, but will come from outside the State of Indiana. The equipment has a total estimated cost of $3,168,075. Royal Holdings is in the early stages of the construction contracting process. Therefore, it does not have a firm list of contractors. Based on current information it is estimated that the applicant will qualify for a three-year abatement. The length of this period could increase depending on the final selection of the contractors. However, it is not expected to exceed five years. In the case of real property, total taxes to be abated during a three-year abatement period are estimated at $28,556. Total additional taxes to be paid as a result of the project during the three-year abatement period are estimated at $73,449. If the project should qualify for a five year abatement, total taxes to be abated during a five-year abatement period are estimated at $39,675. Total additional taxes to be paid as a result of the project during the five-year abatement period are estimated at $130,333. For the personal property abatement, total taxes to be abated during the (5) five-year abatement period are estimated at $53,424. Total additional taxes to be paid as a result of the project during the five-year abatement period are estimated at $177,784. It is estimated that the project will create twenty-eight (28) new, permanent full-time 6 South Bend Redevelopment Commission Regular Meeting –February 6, 2009 positions with an annual payroll of $1,390,806. The project will also maintain one hundred sixteen existing permanent full- time positions, including twenty-five existing permanent full-time minority employees, with a total annual payroll of $6,137,614. Royal Holdings, Incorporated, has not been granted or associated with any previous tax abatements. However, a previous owner of the company, Uniroyal Technology Corporation, submitted a petition for a real property tax abatement on November 12, 1999. That petition was turned down by the Common Council at the Confirming Resolution stage due to a remonstrance by members of the public who were mostly former employees and retirees of the old Uniroyal Corporation. Subsequent to that abatement petition, Uniroyal Technology Corporation sold the company and no longer has any ownership interest in it. The property is properly zoned for the proposed project. The property is located in the West Washington – Chapin Development Area, which is a Tax Incremental Allocation Area; therefore, the petition for real property tax deduction must first be approved by the South Bend Redevelopment Commission. The project qualifies for up to a five-year real property tax abatement and for a (5) five-year personal property tax abatement under the tax abatement ordinance. Mr. Varner noted that he is a proponent of helping existing businesses. He was a member of the Council ten years ago when the previous owner wanted tax abatement. He voted in the minority, in favor of the tax abatement then and supports this request. He hopes the company can continue to grow in 7 South Bend Redevelopment Commission Regular Meeting –February 6, 2009 South Bend. CRN.2559 Upon a motion by Mr. Downes, seconded by OMMISSION APPROVED ESOLUTION O APPROVING AN APPLICATION FOR REAL Ms. King and unanimously carried, the PROPERTY TAX DEDUCTION FOR PROPERTY Commission approved Resolution No. 2559 2001W.WS LOCATED AT ASHINGTON TREET IN approving an application for real property tax WW-C THE EST ASHINGTONHAPIN deduction for property located at 2001 W. DA.(RH, EVELOPMENT REA OYAL OLDINGS DBA RA) Washington Street in the West Washington- OYAL DHESIVES Chapin Development Area. (Royal Holdings, dba Royal Adhesives) (2) Resolution No. 2560 approving an application for personal property tax deduction for property located at 2001 W. Washington Street in the West Washington-Chapin Development Area. (Royal Holdings, dba Royal Adhesives) CRN.2560 Upon a motion by Mr. Downes, seconded by OMMISSION APPROVED ESOLUTION O APPROVING AN APPLICATION FOR PERSONAL Ms. King and unanimously carried, the PROPERTY TAX DEDUCTION FOR PROPERTY Commission approved Commission approved 2001W.WS LOCATED AT ASHINGTON TREET IN Resolution No. 2560 approving an WW-C THE EST ASHINGTONHAPIN application for personal property tax DA.(RH, EVELOPMENT REA OYAL OLDINGS DBA RA) deduction for property located at 2001 W. OYAL DHESIVES Washington Street in the West Washington- Chapin Development Area. (Royal Holdings, dba Royal Adhesives) C. Housing (1) South Bend Home Improvement Loan Program (3816 Eastmont Dr., Debra A. Dickerson) Mr. Mathia noted that the loan amount is $9,950. The grant is for $9,781.50. C Upon a motion by Ms. King, seconded by OMMISSION APPROVED THE LOAN AND GRANT SBH IN CONNECTION WITH THE OUTH END OME Mr. Downes and unanimously carried, the ILP(3816 MPROVEMENT OAN ROGRAM Commission approved the loan and grant in ED.,DA.D) ASTMONT R EBRA ICKERSON connection with the South Bend Home Improvement Loan Program (3816 Eastmont 8 South Bend Redevelopment Commission Regular Meeting –February 6, 2009 Dr., Debra A. Dickerson) (2) South Bend Home Improvement Loan Program (4561 S. Ironwood Rd, Eugene E. and Mary F. Paczkowski) Mr. Mathia noted that the loan is in the amount of $4,100. The grant is in the amount of $17,000. C Upon a motion by Ms. King, seconded by OMMISSION APPROVED THE LOAN AND GRANT SBH IN CONNECTION WITH THE OUTH END OME Mr. Downes and unanimously carried, the ILP(4561S. MPROVEMENT OAN ROGRAM Commission approved the loan and grant in IR,EE.MF. RONWOOD D UGENE AND ARY connection with the South Bend Home P) ACZKOWSKI Improvement Loan Program (4561 S. Ironwood Rd, Eugene E. and Mary F. Paczkowski) D. South Bend Central Development Area (1) Parking Garage Management Services Agreement (Leighton Garage, Main Street Garage and Wayne Street Garage) Ms. Jennings noted that on December 19, 2008 the Redevelopment Commission awarded the management of the Leighton, Main and Wayne Street garages to AMPCO System Parking. Staff is now requesting approval of the Parking Garage Management Agreement between the Redevelopment Commission and AMPCO System Parking. The term of the agreement is three years beginning February 1, 2009 and ending January 31, 2012. Ampco System Parking will manage and operate the parking services, collect receipts and make deposits for Leighton, Main and Wayne Street garages. Personnel for the operation will be furnished by Ampco. 9 South Bend Redevelopment Commission Regular Meeting –February 6, 2009 Ampco will be required to submit a budget by December 1 of each contract year. The Redevelopment Commission agrees to pay a monthly management fee of $250 and an incentive fee of 7% of gross monthly revenue in excess of $13,000 for Leighton and Main Street garages, and pay a monthly management fee of $250 and an incentive fee of 7% of gross monthly revenue exceeding $28,500 for the Wayne Street garage. Staff recommends approval of this agreement. CPG Upon a motion by Ms. King, seconded by OMMISSION APPROVED THE ARKING ARAGE MSA ANAGEMENT ERVICES GREEMENT Mr. Downes and unanimously carried, the (LG,MSG EIGHTON ARAGE AIN TREET ARAGE Commission approved the Parking Garage WSG) AND AYNE TREET ARAGE Management Services Agreement (Leighton Garage, Main Street Garage and Wayne Street Garage) E. Airport Economic Development Area (1) Rescind Contract with Wightman Petrie for Phase II Environmental Site Assessment for Burton property (Waste Management & 1515-1519 Franklin) Ms. Kolata noted that in October 2008 the Commission received a proposal from Wightman Petrie to do some Phase II work at Waste Management. They had not yet begun the work when staff asked Wightman Petrie for proposals for additional Phase II site assessments. Wightman Petrie was kind enough to tell us that it would be less expensive if we went with a bigger contract that would include the previously approved one with the two new ones. Therefore, staff is requesting the Commission to rescind the proposal dated October 9, 2008 and subsequently approved November 7, 2008 in the amount of $10,220. 10 South Bend Redevelopment Commission Regular Meeting –February 6, 2009 CC Upon a motion by Ms. King, seconded by OMMISSION RESCINDED THE ONTRACT WITH WPPII IGHTMAN ETRIE FOR HASE Mr. Downes and unanimously carried, the ESA NVIRONMENTAL ITE SSESSMENT FOR Commission rescinded the Contract with B(WM& URTON PROPERTY ASTE ANAGEMENT Wightman Petrie for Phase II Environmental 1515-1519F) RANKLIN Site Assessment for Burton property (Waste Management & 1515-1519 Franklin) (2) Proposal for Phase II Environment Site Assessment for Ignition Park (Ziolkowski Construction, Uzelac property, Graf property and Waste Management) Ms. Kolata noted that this proposal is to perform Phase II site assessment on several properties, including the Burton/Waste Management, Graf property, Ziolkowski properties, and the Uzelac property. The fee for this scope of services will be $42,991. Staff requests approval of a not-to-exceed amount of $45,000. Ms. Kolata noted that Phase II assessment is part of the Commission’s due diligence when acquiring property. Mr. Varner asked if there is a requirement for a certain number of borings per square foot? Ms. Kolata responded that she is not aware of such, if there is one. There are rules of “thumb,” based on what they see during a Phase I assessment. CP Upon a motion by Ms. King, seconded by OMMISSION APPROVED THE ROPOSAL FOR PIIESA HASE NVIRONMENT ITE SSESSMENT FOR Mr. Downes and unanimously carried, the IP(ZC, GNITION ARK IOLKOWSKI ONSTRUCTION Commission approved the Proposal for Phase U,G ZELAC PROPERTY RAF PROPERTY AND II Environment Site Assessment for Ignition WM) ASTE ANAGEMENT Park (Ziolkowski Construction, Uzelac property, Graf property and Waste Management) (3) Proposal for Phase II Environment Site Assessment for Hamilton Towing site on Lafayette Blvd. 11 South Bend Redevelopment Commission Regular Meeting –February 6, 2009 Ms. Kolata noted that the fee for this proposal is $23,363. Staff request approval of a not-to-exceed amount of $25,000. CP Upon a motion by Ms. King, seconded by OMMISSION APPROVED THE ROPOSAL FOR PIIESA HASE NVIRONMENT ITE SSESSMENT FOR Mr. Downes and unanimously carried, the HTLB. AMILTON OWING SITE ON AFAYETTE LVD Commission approved the Proposal for Phase II Environment Site Assessment for Hamilton Towing site on Lafayette Blvd. (4) Resolution No. 2561 setting a public hearing on the appropriation of tax increment financing revenues from the Airport Economic Development Area Allocation Area No. 1 Fund for the payment of certain obligations and expenses related to the Airport Economic Development Allocation Area No. 1 and other related matters. (Project Impact) Ms. Leonard noted that while writing the Contract with Project Impact, legal counsel recommended creating a separate fund for payment of the Project Impact contract. That requires a public hearing which staff would like to hold on February 20, 2009, subject to the establishment of the new fund by the Common Council on February 23. In order to keep this process moving quickly, staff has already submitted the Notice of Hearing to the South Bend Tribune and Tri- County News for publication today, February 6, 2009. Upon a motion by Mr. Downes, seconded by CRN.2561 OMMISSION APPROVED ESOLUTION O SETTING A PUBLIC HEARING ON THE Mr. Alford and unanimously carried, the APPROPRIATION OF TAX INCREMENT FINANCING Commission approved Resolution No. 2561 AE REVENUES FROM THE IRPORT CONOMIC setting a public hearing on the appropriation DAAAN.1 EVELOPMENT REA LLOCATION REA O of tax increment financing revenues from the F UND FOR THE PAYMENT OF CERTAIN Airport Economic Development Area OBLIGATIONS AND EXPENSES RELATED TO THE AED IRPORT CONOMIC EVELOPMENT Allocation Area No. 1 Fund for the payment AAN.1 LLOCATION REA O AND OTHER RELATED 12 South Bend Redevelopment Commission Regular Meeting –February 6, 2009 , of certain obligations and expenses related to MATTERS AND SETTING A PUBLIC HEARING FOR 10:00..,F20,2009 AM EBRUARY ON the Airport Economic Development RN.2562 ESOLUTION O Allocation Area No. 1 and other related matters, and setting a public hearing for 10:00 a.m., February 20, 2009 on Resolution No. 2562. (5) Agreement for Services (Business Wire) Mr. Meteiver explained that as part of the master contract with Blue Waters Group, there is a provision that allows for direct billing from their sub contractors to the city. In order to establish a contractual relationship with those third party subcontractors, we have this form of business services agreement. The agreement has been submitted to Business Wire, but is being reviewed by their attorney and has not been returned signed. Approval by the Commission should be made subject to the final draft of the agreement. Ms. King asked if there was some kind of approval process by Blue Waters. Mr. Meteiver responded that Blue Waters has signed off on the direct bill authorization. Mr. Varner clarified that legal counsel is comfortable that the proper accounting procedures are in place to be certain there will not be double billing by the subcontractors. Mr. Meteiver said he is. CA Upon a motion by Mr. Inks, seconded by Ms. OMMISSION APPROVED THE GREEMENT FOR SBW, ERVICES WITH USINESS IRE SUBJECT TO King and unanimously carried, the LEGAL COUNSEL APPROVAL OF THE FINAL Commission approved the Agreement for . DRAFT Services with Business Wire, subject to legal counsel approval of the final draft. F. West Washington-Chapin Development Area 13 South Bend Redevelopment Commission Regular Meeting –February 6, 2009 There was no business in the West Washington- Chapin Development Area. G. South Side Development Area There was no business in the South Side Development Area. H. Northeast Neighborhood Development Area There was no business in the Northeast Neighborhood Development Area. I. Douglas Road Economic Development Area (1) Reimbursement Agreement with Holladay Corporation Mr. Meteiver noted that in the fall of 2005 city officials met with representatives from Holladay Properties to discuss development opportunities along Douglas Road between State Road 23 and the Mishawaka city limits. Although it is at the outer edges of the city, the development proposed for this small corridor has good potential for growth and increased revenue for the City of South Bend. As part of the conversation with Holladay Properties, a decision was made by city officials to participate in a reimbursement agreement to cover upfront costs that would be temporarily absorbed by Holladay for road design and right-of-way acquisition. The purpose was to expedite the road reconstruction project. On February 17, 2006, the Redevelopment Commission established the Douglas Road Economic Development Area to aid in the development of this area and to generate 14 South Bend Redevelopment Commission Regular Meeting –February 6, 2009 funds to be used to reconstruct and widen Douglas Road to a commercial roadway standard. After two years of work, the funding for the road project is in place, the road construction project has been awarded, Memorial Home Care has been built and Brown Mackie College will be ready for students this fall. One of the final pieces of the project is to execute the attached reimbursement agreement. The agreement covers two items: right of way acquisition and road design. The agreement stipulates the payment of Two Hundred Forty-four Thousand One Hundred Sixty-six Dollars ($244,166.00) to acquire necessary right-of-way from four property owners and One Hundred Eighty Thousand ($180,000.00) to acquire plans for the roadway and pay related expenses paid to Abonmarche Consultants of Indiana. The total reimbursement agreement amount is Four Hundred Twenty-four Thousand One Hundred Sixty-six Dollars ($424,166.00). Funding for this reimbursement agreement is included in the funding plan that was developed for this project. Staff requests favorable approval of this reimbursement agreement. Mr. Perri noted that the city has made a good deal on this. Holladay Properties spent in excess of $500,000 on the city’s behalf in 2005 and will get reimbursed for $425,000. But Holladay is very happy to finally have this agreement. Bill Schalliol has worked very hard to move this forward. Mr. Perri said he hopes development in that area increases because of the road improvements. Holladay owns other properties out there. 15 South Bend Redevelopment Commission Regular Meeting –February 6, 2009 User/Agency Lot Event Dates of Use Staff Member Downtown South Baers St. Paddy’s 8:00 a.m. 3/13 to D. Jennings Bend Inc. Parking Lot Downtown Tent 5:00 p.m. 3/14/09 Party CR Upon a motion by Ms. King, seconded by Mr. OMMISSION APPROVED THE EIMBURSEMENT AHC GREEMENT WITH OLLADAY ORPORATION Downes and unanimously carried, the Commission approved the Reimbursement Agreement with Holladay Corporation. J. Ratification of Temporary Use Agreements CTU Upon a motion by Mr. Downes, seconded by Ms. OMMISSION RATIFIED THE EMPORARY SE A GREEMENTS APPROVED BY STAFF SINCE King and unanimously carried, the Commission J16,2009 ANUARY ratified the Temporary Use Agreements approved by staff since January 16, 2009. 7. PROGRESS REPORTS PR There was no report. ROGRESS EPORTS 8. NEXT COMMISSION MEETING NCM The next meeting of the Redevelopment Commission is EXT OMMISSION EETING scheduled for Friday, February 20, 2009 at 10:00 a.m. 9. ADJOURNMENT A There being no further business to come before the DJOURNMENT Redevelopment Commission, Mr. Downes made a motion that the meeting be adjourned. Mr. Alford seconded the motion and the meeting was adjourned at 10:40 a.m. Donald E. Inks, Director 16