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Votes at a glance: minutes, loans, claims and emergency loan approved by Hammond Redevelopment Commission
Summary
At its April 1 meeting the Hammond Redevelopment Commission approved the March 4 minutes, two applicant loans (one forgivable and one deferred/emergency), and the register of claims; all motions passed unanimously.
The Hammond Redevelopment Commission on April 1 took several routine votes, recorded here with motions, movers and roll-call outcomes.
Minutes: The commission approved the minutes from its March 4, 2025 meeting. Commissioner Tomage called for approval; Commissioner Kubacki seconded. Roll-call vote: 5–0 in favor.
Homebound conditional forgivable loan, Charlotte Hill: Charlotte Hill, attending by Zoom, applied for a forgivable loan in the amount of $10,000 to purchase 7336 Jarnicky. Commissioners asked how she heard about the program; Hill said through her realtor, Roshanda Frazier, and that she is a first-time homebuyer. Commissioner Myricks moved approval of the forgivable loan; Commissioner Tomich seconded. Roll-call vote: 5–0 in favor.
Emergency/deferred loan, Mark J. Wine: The commission recorded an emergency program commission notification for an application on behalf of Mark J. Wine; his sister Diane Brzezinski appeared before the commission and described the need for repair to a water line. The applicant requested a deferred loan in the amount of $5,000; during the motion the amount recorded for approval was $5,168.25. Commissioner Myricks moved approval; Commissioner Tomich seconded. Roll-call vote: 5–0 in favor. The meeting record shows the approved amount as $5,168.25 and notes the application was presented on behalf of the applicant by his sister.
Register of claims: The commission approved the register of claims dated March 11, 2025, through April 1, 2025, claim numbers R66947 through R67012 inclusive. Commissioner Tomage moved approval; Commissioner Kubacki seconded. Roll-call vote: 5–0 in favor.
Each item above was approved by roll call with all five commissioners recorded in favor. The meeting minutes list no further conditions attached to these approvals.
