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4. <br />he acquisition prices were not disclosed,as President Wiggins <br />tated these amounts cannot become public record until they are <br />pproved by HUD, in Chicago, as they are not final until approved. <br />e requested a motion to submit the concurred -in values to the <br />hicago Regional Office of the Department of Housing and Urban <br />evelopment for their approval. On motion by Mr. Wilhelm, seconded <br />y Mr. Chenney, Resolution No. 275 was adopted, which authorizes <br />he filing',of HUD -6144, "Request for Concurrence in Acquisition <br />rices for'88 Parcels," in the Central Downtown Urban Renewal <br />roject, Ind. R -66. Said motion was unanimously carried. <br />he question was raised by several Commissioners as to when the <br />roperties' will actually be acquired and what answer can be given <br />o the public when raised. Mr. Hammerschmidt apprised that after <br />ixty (60) days, options can be taken and the staff can start ac- <br />uiring the properties. President Wiggins stated this will depend. <br />n both the market and the availability of funds. Some options can <br />e taken, but until we get a large volume of money, we cannot buy <br />he property. Mr. Hammerschmidt stated: "The first part of January, <br />970 we will definitely be in a position to acquire property from <br />eopife who'.want to sell." President Wiggins asked what the ceiling <br />s on temporary loan notes now. 'Mr. Hammerschmidt said he believed <br />t was 6 %.' <br />'resident Wiggins requested the Commission Legal Counsel, Mr. Hammer - <br />,chmidt, to consider setting up an insurance and retirement program <br />`or our staff, which has been discussed previously. He apprised the <br />3 ty's pension program has been ruled out. The Park Department and <br />'he Housing Authority have their own programs, and, if the Commission <br />iould so desire, this Department may also have their own program. Mr. <br />lammerschmidt apprised that there is a question of the legality of <br />these programs and this will require further. evaluation.. He stated <br />:he State Board of Accounts has thrown out four programs, as not be- <br />ing qualified, or permitted plans, under the state law and under the <br />lttorney General's interpretation of the law. The State Board of Ac- <br />:ounts is via the state plan.. Park Department and Housing Author- <br />ity's pension plans are not under, the state plan. 'HUD add NAHRO have <br />;uidelines for programs they permit. Ten (10) programs qualify with <br />IUD. <br />5. ith the conclusion of the business for which this meeting was called, <br />n motion 'duly made and passed by Mr. Chenney, the meeting adjourned <br />it 4:35 PM. <br />.. -3- <br />