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PL PACKETS 1987
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PL PACKET 03171987
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-2- <br /> The developer indicated:, further that: - � . <br /> Kloster Madsen.' s . at-torneys would -be unable to -get the .paper work <br /> connected with the partnership completed before the January 3.0th <br /> deadline; <br /> he perceives the two firms are 85% to 90% of -the way home towards <br /> that objective; <br /> a 30 day extension- to complete those:arrangements would be <br /> required; <br /> he hoped the month' s•_extension would not result in more. than a . <br /> month' s delay in the June date set by the bonding requirements <br /> for "showing marketable progress. in construction. " <br /> Chairman Sundland reported his conversation at '5: 00 P.M. that afternoon <br /> with John Ryan, the Kloster Madsen President in which he had learned. the <br /> following: <br /> Kloster Madsen has a strong interest in the project; <br /> the, firm had been erroneously told Phase II would be for rental <br /> to persons over 55 and Phase III would be rented to anyone (-it <br /> will all be 55 and over) ; <br /> the Kloster Madsen President had agreed with the H.R.A. Chair that <br /> the "two would not mix" ; <br /> one of Kloster Madsen' s greatest concerns was Amendment 9, <br /> Section 4, of the Redeveloper ' s Agreement, which the contractor <br /> perceived unnecessarily tied Phase I , completed by another <br /> developer, in with Phases II and III; <br /> Kloster Madsen- did not anticipate it would take a whole month to <br /> clear up questions they had but considered a month a "comfortable <br /> cushion" to work with; <br /> the contractor considered a meeting with the H.R.A. Chairman, <br /> Executive Director, and Attorney would be very helpful. <br /> The Chai-rman -indicated he personally was very pleased - that Kloster . <br /> Madsen, a fine firm with a. - good reputation, was interested in the <br /> project,' •perceiving;--this would be. "a partnership made An heaven" ;. -as .far . <br /> as St. Anthony '- is concerned. He also corrected the impression .that <br /> Arkell had any control over the arbitrage. <br /> Mr". Arkell agreed -..'with . -that conclusion and said he thought the <br /> . contractors had fully understood he never-: again wanted to 'go through -the: <br /> trauma •of another---.large cr-owd'of neighbors protesting 11150 college kids <br /> moving into' one-'of',the buildings.. " The developer then told -the H.R.A. . . <br />
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