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Register of Historic Structures, with the exception of the Howe-Waffle house. Following a detailed question-and-answer period, Agency Member Acosta stated that, in his opinion, the proposed . relocation and rehabilitation of the Harmon McNeil house is not a sound investment. The City Manager responded that staff feels that this is a unique project which is worth the subsidy required of the Agency in order to preserve this outstanding home for the City and to reinforce the French Park neighborhood. In response to Agency Member Acosta's suggestion that this project be offered to the public, the City Manager stated that, if a well-qualified developer, such as the one who had rehabilitated the Minter House, could be found, this might be done. After a further discussion period regarding the details of the proposed rehabilitation, Agency Member Acosta stated that he did not feel that he could support this project. Both Vice Chairman Johnson and Agency Member Young stated that they had received unsolicited statements of positive support from members of the French Park Association regarding the proposed rehabilitation of the Harmon McNeil house. It was then moved by Agency Member Young, seconded by Vice Chairman . Johnson and carried by a vote of 4:1 (Agency Member Acosta voting "NO") that the Redevelopment Agency: 1. Award a bid to Snow House Movers, Inc. in the amount of $35,200 and $9,950 respectively for the relocation of the Harmon McNeil House at 322 East Chestnut Street in accordance with the following payment schedule: (1) $30,000 due on delivery of house to 817 N. Lacy Street; and (2) $5,200 when set on the permanent foundation; and authorize the Chairman to execute the necessary agreements; and 2. Approve the project budget and authorize its implementation by the Redevelopment Commission; and 3. Authorize payment to Pacific Telephone in the for utility relocation. amount of $12,171 DEMOLITION OF STRUCTURE SITE IMPROVEMENTS LOCATED ON THE FIFTH AND MAIN PARKING It was moved by Agency Member Young, seconded by Agency Member . McGuigan and carried unanimously (5:0) that the Redevelopment Agency authorize payment to John Dodd Company in the amount of $29,600.00 for the demolition of improvements located at 410 and 410 1/2 North Main Street in the City of Santa Ana. MINUTES It was moved by Agency Member Young, seconded by Agency Member McGuigan and carried unanimously (5:0) that the Minutes of the Joint 3.