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MINUTES of a regular meeting of the Redevelopment Agency of the City of
Redlands held in the Council Chambers, 212 Brookside Avenue,
on June 17, 1986, at 4:00 P.M.
PRESENT Carole Beswick, Chairman
Richard N. Larsen, Vice Chairman
Charles G. DeMirjyn, Member
Barbara C. Wormser, Member
John E. Holmes, Executive Director
Dallas Holmes', Agency Attorney
Derrill Quaschnick, Agency Director
Lorrie Poyzer, Secretary
Kevin Chaffee, Redlands Daily Facts
John de Leon, The Sun
ABSENT Tim Johnson, Member
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Chairman Beswick called the meeting to order and immediately
recessed it to a closed session for the purpose of discussing
matters covered under attorney/client privilege. The meeting
reconvened at 8:20 P.M.
Minutes of the regular meeting of June 3, 1986, were approved
as submitted.
The following bids were opened and publicly declared at 10:00 A.M.
on June 10, 1986, in the Office of the City Clerk for the construction
of parking lot facilities at the northeast corner of Redlands Boulevard
and Fifth Street:
Redlands Paving
Redlands California $29,870.00
IPS Services, Inc.
Redlands, California 37,982.85
Matich Corporation
San Bernardino, California 41,570.00
E. C. Construction Company
South El Monte, California 48,079.32
Bid Award At this time, it is the recommendation of the Department of Public
Works that award be made to Redlands Paving, Inc. as theirs was
Parking Lot the lowest, responsible bid. On motion of Mr. Larsen, seconded
Facilities by Mrs. Wormser, the Agency approved by AYE votes of all present
award of the contract for the reconstruction of parking lot facilities
at the northeast corner of Redlands Boulevard and Fifth Street
to.Redlands Paving, Inc. in the amount of $29,870.00.
Pacific On May 20, 1986, the Redevelopment Agency suspended for at
Savings least 30 days the Pacific Savings Bank Corporation (PSB) Disposition
Bank and Development Agreement. This action was taken in response
Project to comments and questions addressed to the Agency by affected
property owners, business, residential and commercial tenants,
and citizens. The Redevelopment Advisory Commission recommended
that when the 30-day period expired the Agency proceed with the
PSB development as currently presented. This recommendation
was made after hearing a presentation by the SOS Committee and
a presentation of an alternate development concept for the Elmendorf
parcel and over two hours of discussion and public comment.
At this time, Leon Armantrout presented a working model of the
project area and a drawing of an alternate plan which resulted
from ideas bounced around at several meetings of the SOS Committee.
This alternate plan "flip flops" the Albertson Market development
to the west side of Orange Street. He also presented ideas to
improve the appearance, while preserving the historical district,
on the east side of Orange Street. He urged the Agency to provide
additional time for further study. The following people also addressed
the Agency at this meeting: Louis Fletcher, Susana Chesus, Annorr
Gowdy, Jim Ver Steeg, Robert Salerno, Jan Gustafsson, George
Elmendorf, and Diane Christensen (who presented a petition to
the City Council earlier in the evening). Representing PSB was
Mark Letter who was involved in the discussion with members
of the audience and the Agency. Agency Board Member. Johnson,
who was in Washington, D.C., communicated through a memo urging
the Agency to proceed with this project but with certain conditions.
The meeting recessed from 9:,15 P.M. to 9:30 P.M. to allow members
of the audience to view the models of the project area and the proposed
PSB project which were on display in the Chambers. Following
the lengthy discussion, Mrs. Wormser moved to direct the Agency's
legal counsel to prepare a development agreement for property
owners in the Redevelopment Area regarding improvements made
to their property and directed staff to prepare improvement plans
for the permanent opening of an alley behind the businesses on
Orange Street. Motion seconded by Mr. Larsen and carried by
AYE votes of all present. tree addition approved 7/1/86-Page 4)
Mrs. Wormser moved to authorize staff to return to the negotiating
process and to offer the availability of a second appraisal by an
appraiser of the property owner's choice with the Agency participating
up to $3,000.00. Motion seconded by Mr. Larsen and carried by
AYE votes of all present.
Mr. Larsen moved to ask Pacific Savings Bank to study the
Studebaker building in relation to their project and the "flip flop"
plan proposed. Motion seconded by Mrs. Wormser and carried
by AYE votes of all present.
Property Mrs. Wormser moved to approve the appraisal of the property
Acquisition located at 515 North Fifth Street, Assessor's Parcel No. 169-221-
09, establish just compensation as appraised, and authorized an
offer to purchase the property. Motion seconded by Mr. Larsen
and carried by AYE votes of all present.
Property Mrs. Wormser moved to approve the appraisal of the properties
Acquisition located at 105-109 East High Avenue, Assessor's Parcels Nos. 169-
211-28, 169-211-29, 169--211-33, 169-211-19, 169-211-26, 169-211-
16, 169-211-20, 169-211-25, 169-211-32, and 169-211-17, establish
just compensation as appraised, and authorized an offer to purchase
the property. Motion seconded by Mr. Larsen and carried by AYE
votes of all present.
Property Mrs. Wormser moved to approve the appraisal for properties located
Acquisition at 102-116 East High Avenue and 513 North Sixth Street, Assessor's
Parcels Nos. 169-231-01, 169-231-02, 169-231-03, 169-231-04, 169-
231-05, and 169-231-06, establish just compensation as appraised,
and authorized an offer to purchase the property. Motion seconded
by Mr. Larsen and carried by AYE votes of all present.
Property acquisition for properties located at 401-409 North Fifth
Street was withdrawn from the agenda.
Property Mrs. Wormser moved to approve the appraisal for properties located
Acquisition at 416-416 North Orange Street, Assessor's Parcels Nos. 169-222-
03, 169-222-04, 169-222-05, and 169-222-12, establish just
compensation as appraised, and authorized an offer to purchase
the property. Motion seconded by Mr. Larsen and carried by AYE
votes of all present.
Property Mrs. Wormser moved to approve the appraisal for property located
Acquisition at 500 North Orange Street, Assessor's Parcel No. 169-221-12,
establish just compensation as appraised, and authorized an offer
to purchase the property. Motion seconded by Mr. Larsen and
carried by AYE votes of all present.
Property acquisition action for property located at 510 North
Orange Street was withdrawn from the agenda.
Property Mrs. Wormser moved to approve the appraisal for property located
Acquisition at 526-526 North Orange Street, Assessor's Parcel No. 169-221-
06, establish just compensation as appraised, and authorized an
offer to purchase the property. Motion seconded by Mr. Larsen
and carried by AYE votes of all present.
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Property Ctrs. Wormser moved to approve the appraisal for property located
Acquisition at 622 North Orange Street, Assessor's Parcels Noes. 160-221-06,
166-221-06, and 166-221-07, establish just compensation as appraised,
and authorized on offer to purchase the property, Motion seconded
by Mr. Larson and carried by AYE votes of all present.
Facade On motion of 1r. Larsen, seconded by qtr.`DeMirjyn, the following
Assistance facade improvement assistances were apprarve& 106 Orange Street,
Tang's Restaurant, 35 percent of actual costs, not to exceed
$3,642»00 116-120 Orange Street, Carpet Installers and Dance
Horizons, 36 percent of actual costs, not to exceed $1,570,00,.
and 211 East State Street, hills 's Travel, 26 percent of Actual
costs, not to exceed $664»00.
PDX On June 6, 1000, the Redevelopment"Advisory Commission concurrad
Tboater unanimously with the recommendation for dental of facade improvement
assistance for the Pox Theater building based on legal counsel's
opinion of ineligibility because the building S'is located outside the
Agency's existing redevelopment area,. Mrs. Wormsor,moved to
deny funding for facade Improvements proposed for the pox Theater
building astacommanded. Motionsoconded by Mr. Larsen and
cried hy. AYU votes of all prasoat,
The meeting recessed at 10x40 P.M. to a closed session to discuss
personnel matters. No report was expected,
Next regular meeting, July 1 1986.
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