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South Bend Redevelopment Commission <br />Regular Me ting November 16, 1979 <br />7. PROGRd S REPORTS <br />a. Mr. Donald B1`andford continues... <br />As indicated earlier _there is some concern about the pro- <br />sp ctive developer purchasing the land and then waiting for <br />thE market to appreciate, I guess in coalition with the <br />Century Mall and then capitalize on that." That is not the <br />in ent of our organization, that could very easily be deter- <br />mined as mentioned earlier in a contract of purchase. <br />In summary, our organization feels it's a very viable pro <br />po al, it would serve the City of 'South Bend very well. Our <br />ap roach is somewhat different, we're definitely going after <br />th Class A market. We'll be in direct competition if you <br />will, with First Bank Bldg., that's our intent. And that <br />ba ically is the timing intent. We want to get going, get <br />th project completed: before our competition,in the "hole" <br />do s. But that's just an interface of the free enterprise <br />sy tem. I think our proposal was.complete, realistically, <br />not only in hard cost but soft cost as well. Because the <br />soft cost-in our proposal is very significant as with any <br />proposal put together. I was hoping that there would have <br />been some questions asked in terms of the proposals, and I'm <br />glad you clarified earlier this morning that it is very <br />we 1, in a sense,.that we were not looking at proposals in <br />the sense of taking them to the bank. I would be willing <br />to entertain any specific questions that any of the Commis - <br />si ners and /or Mr. Miller may have at this point in time. <br />Mr. Nimtz: You understand the same thing I asked Mr, <br />Br demas, if the Commission accepts my recommendation that <br />we postpone this until January that we must reject all <br />bids this morning. <br />Mrs Blandford: Yes, I understand. <br />Mr Nimtz: Commissioner Auburn has a question to put to <br />Ted Wasielwski,'the President of Historic Preservation <br />Commission. <br />Ms Auburn: I understand your interest and intent in try- <br />ing to renegotiate having the Odd Fellows Building put on <br />the Historic Register, but I personally had some concern <br />that I was being threatened to move on an issue before we <br />might be ready. I'd like to know what your future intent <br />is if we accept the proposal that's on the table Are you <br />go ng to use that time to try to pursue getting that build- <br />in put on the Historic Register? <br />-33- <br />
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