11/29/71 Board of Public Works Minutes

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135 11/29/71 223 N. Johnson Street. Ervin J. Cudowski appeared before the Board and stated he -and his wife have decided to let the City demolish the property. Upon motion made, seconded and unanimously carried, the Sub -Standards Director -was authorized to seek bids for demolition of the structure at 223 N. Johnson Street. 1033 Hudson Street. Mrs. Norma Reuter, owner, appeared before the Board. Mr: Liszewski reported the property has been secured. Thereupon, it was moved,• seconded and unanimously carried that the bids received November 8, 1971, for demolition of the structure at 1033 Hudson Street be rejected, but that the property be kept under surveillance of the Sub -Standards Department. Request for sub -standard property owners to appear before the Board 12/13/71 Upon motion made, seconded and unanimously carried, the Board approved the request of the Sub -Standards Director for the following persons to appear before the Board December 13, 1971, in reference to the sub -standard con- dition of the following properties: 118 E. Fox Street - John J. and Sophia E. Peyton 730 N. Scott Street - Douglas D. Caton 1819 S. Kendall Street Joseph and Velma Rezutko 517 E. Wenger - Edgar L. and Opal Martin 2112 W. Roger Street - George Wozniak 519 E. Wenger Street - Frederick L. and Georgia Selby 1024-10242 W. Oak Street - Rollo C. and Nellie E. Davis & Chas. Hahn 3306 S. Fellows Street - Lawrence H. and Judith A. Garatoni And the Clerk is directed to so notify said persons by certified mail. RECOMMENDATION OF PURCHASING DEPARTMENT - GASOLINE AND FUEL OIL BIDS The Purchasing Department files with the Board its analysis of the bids received November 220, 1971, for gasoline and fuel oil, which was reviewed by the Board. Upon motion made, seconded and carried, the matter was con- tinued until December 6, 1971. CONTRACT AWARDED - DEMOLITION OF DWELLINGS IN RANDOLPH-SAMPSON STORM WATER BASIN AREA Upon motion made, seconded and unanimously carried, contract for demolition of the six dwellings in the Randolph -Sampson Storm Water Basin Area was awarded to John Vanek, 1230 Queen Street, South Bend, Indiana, on his low bid of $2,200.00 on condition that demolition of the structure at 1818 Randolph Street be delayed until Mr. and Mrs. Fred Goble have moved out. 1972 WAGE SCHEDULES - SANITATION DEPARTMENT, STREET DEPARTMENT, CITY CEMETERY_ TRAFFIC DEPARTMENT AND MUNICIPAL SERVICES FACILITY Amendment to the Memorandum of Understanding 5/1/70 through 4/30/73, 1972 wage schedule, for the Sanitation Department, Street Department, City Cemetery, Traffic Department and Municipal Services Facility, now signed by the Board of Public Works and Safety and by Roland A. Wardlow, President of Local Union No. 364, affiliated with the International Brother- hood of Teamsters, Chauffeurs, Warehousemen and Helpers of America, was ordered filed, and a copy delivered to the Departments involved. VACANT LOTS FOR PUBLIC PARKING J. J. McNeile, Manager of Municipal Parking Garages, requests permission to lease from the Department of Redevelopment the following vacant lots for the purpose of developing and operating said lots for public parking: Lot #1 - Old City Hall site, N. Main Street. Lot #2 - Southeast corner of Michigan and LaSalle Streets. Lot #3 - Southwest corner of Michigan and Western Avenue. Lot #4 - Northeast corner of Wayne and Carroll Streets. Mr. Taylor moved for the approval of leasing Lot designated as No. 1 as requested. Mr. Crumpacker pointed out that the bond ordinance for the municipal parking garages provides that the City shall not engage in or encourage parking in competition with other lots and that the operation of this lot for public parking would appear to be in competition with