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HomeMy WebLinkAbout02-27-20024~ ~ MINUTES OF MEETING JEFFERSONVILLE REDEVELOPMENT COMMISSION Wednesday, February 27, 2002 The Jeffersonville Redevelopment Commission met on Wednesday, February 27, 2002 in the Mayor's Conference Room, Fourth Floor, 501 E. Court Avenue, Jeffersonville, Indiana. The following were present: Barry Cahill, Vice President Nathan Samuel, Secretary Edward Zastawny, Commission Member Kyle Williams, Commission Member STAFF: David C. Duggins, Jr., Redevelopment Director Mary Sue Ellenbrand, Assistant to Director Kathy Haller, Consultant Anne Marie Galligan, City Attorney ABSENT: Robert Campbell, Jr., President CALL TO ORDER: Vice- President Barry Cahill called the meeting to order at 5:38 PM. APPROVAL OF MINUTES: ^r Vice-President Cahill asked for any additions or corrections to the minutes of the January 29, 2002 meeting. Hearing none Mr. Samuel made a motion to approve the December 13, 2001 minutes. Mr. Williams seconded. Motion passed. TREASURER'S REPORT: Mr. Duggins passed out copies of the Balance Sheet. Assets total $1,034,587.57. Mr. Duggins then passed out the Income Statement for the month ending January 31, 2002 at which time he brought the Commissioner's attention to the Miscellaneous Income. This income is from the Owner Occupied Rehab Grant and is from a forgivable loan. Mr. Williams made a motion to approve the Treasurer's Report. Mr. Samuel seconded. Motion passed. Mr. Duggins passed out copies of the Budget for the twelve months ending December 31, 2002. The Quartermaster Rental Income has been changed from $30,000.00 to $100,000.00 due to the continued receipts. Miscellaneous Expenses was changed to $1,000.00 from $500.00. Miscellaneous Income was changed from $2,000.00 to $6,000.00. Mr. Zastawny made a motion to approve the 2002 Budget. Mr. Samuel seconded. Motion carried. CLAIMS: OPERATING: Mr. Duggins presented Operating Claims for February 2002,'totaling $9-1,113.25. Mr. Samuel made a motion to approve the February 2002 Operating Claims. Mr. Zas#,3wny ~. seconded. Motion carried. ' _ ~ ~_ GRANT: I~~ir. Duggins presented a Grant Claim for February 2002 totaling $7,429.44. This claim was for Beth Nova, LLC. This money represented the unexpended balance of the local match that Beth Nova contributed for the Grant. Mr. Samuel made`a motion to approve the Grant Claims. Mr. Zastawny seconded. Motion carried QUARTERMASTER DEPOT UPDATE: Mr. Duggins reported that March 20, 2002 was the deadline for the Housing Tax Credits. Mr. Fred Straub and Mr. Roger Hughes.met February 25, 2002 with the Indiana Housing Finance and Historic Boazd. The Heritage Group now proposes to build 140 units, 20% will be 3 bedrooms, 50% 2 bedrooms and 30% 1 bedroom. The front of the project will be commercial. There will be mix of one and two story buildings. There aze some metal buildings that the Historic Boazd feels needs to be kept and not tom down. There will be a special Planning and Zoning meeting on Monday, March 18 at 12:00 noon to request a change of zoning. GATEWAY UPDATE: Mr. Duggins reported that the properties on 10~' Street have been purchased. To date three houses have been purchased. Uncle Miltie's property, 940 Walnut Street, on the right side of 10~' Street will be the only property purchased on that side of the street. LJ J. W. Lopp, of J W Lopp Commercial Real Estate Co., has contacted Glenn Lewis regazding the two pieces of property adjacent to Pet Paradise. A small piece of the Pet Pazadise property will need to be purchased from the City to squaze up the property so that a three story Hilton Gardens Hotel could be built. PROJECT UPDATE: Ms. Haller passed out copies of the Project Update Report. Ms. Haller reported that the Riverfront Office Condos aze 96% complete. The Court Avenue Extension has secured approval of plans by INDOT. The City anticipates being able to bid the project by June 2002. Mr. Williams reported that the Louisville Water Company has chosen not to pursue a lease on the wells at INAAP. ~ . _ ; , ADJOi;fRNMENT: Mr. Cahill asked if there was any additional business. Hearing none Mr. Williams made a motion to adjourn the meeting. Mr. Zastawny seconded. Motion carried. APPROVED: Robert Campbell, N PROJECT DEVELOPMENT UPDATE Intercity Road Bridge Project: Engineering plans are 99% complete. Ready to submit to INDOT. July letting anticipated for the road and bridge project. Property acquisition: proceeding with condemnation with trustees of church. Vogt Valve Project: Nothing new to report at this time. Northshore Development: Ceridian did not work out. Oncology group is interested in second floor. NIRI group in interested in remaining square footage on first floor. Looking at Veriwn group for rooftop towers and renting some space in basement. Vision Plus has moved in. Union Planters has not yet moved in. NS still renting. Will still have 4,300 sq fl remaining on the second floor. Urban Enterprise Zone: Refer to David's report. Court Avenue Extension: Have secured approval of plans by INDOT. Awaiting signature process at the state level. Anticipate being able to bid the project around the first part of June 2002. Beth Nova Tube L.L.C.: No report at this time. INAAP: Nothing new to report at this time. Riverfront Office Condos (North Shore Office Park): Project is 95% complete. Small items need to be completed, as well as a gas line issue that is close to resolution. Parking lot will go down in 2 weeks. Landscaping should be installed shortly. Sidewalks are poured and curbs. Close on a couple deals for prospective clients. Quartermaster Depot: Working on the details of contract with Heritage Foundation. Pearl Street Redevelopment: Houses on Pearl Street are under construction. Terrace Lawn Barge: Preparing to submit a grant to the Clark Floyd Counties Convention and Tourism Bureau for $325,000 to acquire two barges to modify as a floating stage with a protective shell. M:~Katby~DOR reporis~02-Feb pojact updatedoc