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6.C.(1) Environmental Testing Agreement (700 S. Lafayette)
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6.C.(1) Environmental Testing Agreement (700 S. Lafayette)
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<br />~ ~ ~ SOU7A <br />~" ~~ r °I <br />Community & Economic Development ~ `.~^~-a2 <br />1200 County-City Building, 227 West Jefferson, South Bend, Indiana 46601-1830 • Phone 574/235-9371 • Fax 574/235-9021 <br />To: Redevelopment Com~mis~sion <br />From: Ann Kolata~~~ ~~-~'"/~ <br />Subject: Agreements Related to 700 S. Lafayette <br />Date: March 17, 2009 <br />There are two items on the Redevelopment Commission agenda related to the property at 700 S. <br />Lafayette. This was the site of the former Transwestern Building that the Commission bought and <br />demolished in the early 1990s. The Commission sold the property in 1995 to Design Packaging Inc. <br />The business was sold several years later to Tecumseh Corrugated Cardboard Company although the <br />real estate stayed under Design Packaging ownership. <br />In ?005 Tecumseh was interested in purchasing the real estate and had a Phase II environmental site <br />assessment conducted using an Indiana Site Assessment Grant to the City of South Bend. That site <br />assessment reported that there were several areas where the fill dirt that was brought in for the <br />building demolition had levels of metals that exceeded Indiana Department of Environmental <br />Management (IDEM) standards. Apparently there were no regulations in the early 1990s to test fill <br />dirt at the time of the building demolition. Tecumseh intended to purchase the real estate but never <br />went through with the transaction. They eventually moved out of the building and the building has <br />been vacant for the last couple of years. <br />Late last year 3 G Properties entered into a purchase agreement with the building owner to buy the <br />property and use it for River Bend Hose. This purchase agreement is contingent on the Commission <br />agreeing to test soils at the property and remove soil that exceeds IDEM limits. We believe that <br />there are two areas to test and remediate. This work is covered by the Environmental Testing and <br />Removal Agreement with 3 G Properties. <br />The purchase agreement is also contingent on the Commission approving an Environmental <br />Indemnit~greement ~~~ith 3 G Properties. Our original transaction with Design Packaging included <br />an Environmental Indemnity Agreement that lasted for ten years. This was amended to add <br />Tecumseh Con•ugated Cardboard Company and extended for an additional five years. The <br />Environmental Indemnity Agreement with 3 G Properties is a new document but provides essentially <br />the same indemnity that was originally provided to Design Packaging. The tens of the agreement is <br />ten years. <br />
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