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~ ~3 C ~~ <br />- • • sourx eF <br />e`~ h .l / mo <br />u ~~~ , / `O <br />Communit & Economic Develo ment =-`~_~`~ <br />Y P <br />~~`~~,1865~~~-~ <br />1200 County-City Building, 227 West Jefferson, South Bend, Indiana 46601-1830 Phone 574/235-9371 Fax 574/235-9021 <br />To: Redevelopment Commission <br />From: Bill Schalliol, Economic Development Planner ~ ~ `~' <br />Subject: Property report related to Resolution 2551 <br />Date: July 10, 2009 <br />The following staff report is a property overview of the five (5) properties proposed to be <br />added to the South Bend Central Development Area Acquisition List. The properties are all <br />within the Coveleski Park Planning Area. <br />A summary of information related to each parcel is listed below with general information <br />about the parcel and a brief reuse proposal once acquired by the Commission. <br />William Street Corridor <br />The Manor Building <br />118 S William Street (2 parcels) <br />Current Assessed Value: $239,600.00 <br />Current Property Tax Value: $0.00 (tax exempt) <br />Projected Site Redevelopment Costs: $350,000.00 <br />The Manor is a former housing and program center owned by the Madison Center and <br />vacated since summer 2008. Originally built as a nursing home, the building has become <br />functionally challenged and would serve the William Street corridor as a clear development <br />site to allow for new residential or mixed use development. The Commission has previously <br />removed inconsistent land uses in this corridor like the former Basic Machine property <br />(William and LaSalle) and the former Gates storage and salvage lot (William and Wayne). <br />The Commission activities involved with this property would include acquisition, demolition, <br />site preparation and marketing for redevelopment. The property is currently assessed as <br />Not-For-Profit so any new private development on site would generate new taxable value. <br />What We Do Today Makes A Difference! <br />
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