Historical September 1994 article. Dates, prices, services and contacts describe the source period; current availability has not been established.
S. Feinberg, President of the Skinker DeBaliviere Community Housing Corporation, presented their annual report at great length. and gave a brief history of the organization.
She then opened the floor for discussion and any questions.
It was suggested that a joint meeting be held to review projects more thoroughly. K. Koenig will coordinate this. Adoption of By-Laws Amendment – Because of questions raised as to the legality of CWE Bank joining as an institutional member. an’ amendment allowing for-profit businesses to join with Council approval was introduced by B. Bender. K. Koenig reported that her research confirmed that nothing precluded us from accepting CWE Bank as an institutional member. with the exception of the By-Laws. A. Webb moved “That for-profit organizations with the approval of the Board may be accepted as institutional members”; seconded by C. Forslund and approved. 1. Review of Minutes A. Johnson Moved “That the minutes of the May Board meeting be accepted as read’ ; seconded by S. Polk and approved. 111. Treasurer’s Report L. Stein suggested that a beginning and ending cash balance be reflected on monthly cash statements. G. Hayes moved “That the Treasurer’s Report for May be accepted as read”: seconded by A. Webb and approved. III. Committee/Association Reports • Commercial Planning – L. Stein reported that on Wednesday, June 15, at 10 a.m., in Room 208, a hearing will be held on the Delmar Redevelopment Plan.
She also provided information on Jasmine’s. a youth club looking to locate at the former Bi-Rite site (6016 Delmar).
There is strong opposition to this from residents on 6000 Washington. L. Stein moved “That the Council support the wishes of the residents of 6000 Washington in opposing this proposal”; seconded by J. DeBettencourt and approved. DeGiverville – No report. Kingsbury Square – No report. Nina Place – L. Stein reported that Nina Place will be featured as “House of the Month” in the Post-Dispatch on Sunday, June 12.
There will be an open house from 12 to 4 p.m. Parkview – J. DeBettencourt reported that their annual meeting was held in May. • He and A. Smith Carr will be our representatives. Rosedale – J. Miller reported that planning is underway for the National Night Out Street Party on August 2, from 7 to 9 p.m. Housing Corporation – Board members wish to pursue discussion on cross-representation on SDCC and SDCHC Boards at the joint meeting. Recreation – B. Bender reported that Youth Cycles will begin June 20 and run through the end ofkly.
The 7th District Police have agreed to donate a supply of used bikes that arc stolen/confiscated. Fliers with information on Youth Cycles will be distributed by CWE Bank in the June statements.
A neighborhood-wide meeting to discuss the idea of a neighborhood playground will be held on Tuesday, July 12, at 6;30 p.m., at Grace Methodist Church. Social Services – B. Bender reported that a-quarterly food drive will be scheduled for some time in July or August. Community Fund – J. Miller reported that attendance at bingo games has been low.
The Salad Bowl has been given notice that we will not extend our lease past June 26, 1994.
All equipment will be sold back to our supplier. Beautification – K. Koenig reported that the Operation Brightside annual reception in honor of Blitz Day ’94 will be held on Wednesday. June 22. at the Forest Park World’s Pavilion at 5:30 p.m. Fundraising – K. Koenig reported that the “Friends of campaign was launched in the June Times issue.
A personal mailing will follow in the next two weeks.
It was suggested and agreed upon that a $10 Associate Membership be added as an option. K. Koenig has also submitted an application for funding through Boatmen’s Neighborhood Partnership Programs. Any funds received will be split with SDCHC. IV. J & W Liquor K. Koenig reported that a hearing on this matter will be held on June 14. 1994, at 1:30 p.m., in Room 416. V. United Way Board Development Seminar K. Koenig reported that this seminar will be held on Monday, July IL from 6:30 to 8:30 p.m. at New Cote Brilliante Church.
A light dinner will be provided at 6 p.m. VI. John Heinz Neighborhood Development Grant K. Koenig reported that we have been awarded $42.000 from HUD to continue the 50/50 grant program for businesses along Delmar, continue the Home Improvement Loan Fund. and to increase lighting along Delmar. Meeting was adjourned at 9:02 p.m.
Originally published in The Times of Skinker-DeBaliviere, September 1994.
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