12/20/71 Board of Public Works Minutes

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151 12/20/71 1813 Robinson Street. Mr. Liszewski reported that not much improvement has been made toward rehabilitating this property. Upon motion made, seconded and carried, the matter of 1813 Robinson Street was continued three weeks. 730 N. Scott Street. Mr. Liszewski reported he has not yet heard from the owner. Upon motion made, seconded and carried, the matter was continued three weeks. 816 Oak Street. Mr. Liszewski reported this property closed. Bids received March 16, 1970, and held in abeyance pending disposition of the property, were opened. Non collusion affidavits were found to be proper. The bids were as follows: A & J Demolition Co. $467,00 O'Neal Trucking Co. $498:00 B & J Demolition Co. $500:00 Midwest Demolition Co. $498.00 Harvey R. Bryant $435.00 Upon motion made, seconded and carried, $25.00 deposited March 16, 1970, Ltd by John Lamirand on behalf of the owner for the benefit of the low w bidder in the event demolition contract was not awarded, was awarded to Harvey R. Bryant as the low bidder. V Request for sub -standard property owners to appear before the Board 1/3/72 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 January 3, 1972, in reference to the sub -standard con- dition of the following properties: 813 S. Bendix Drive - Clemens and Lottie Wrzesien 1934 N. Meade Street - Vernon C. and Marion H. Hastings 910 W. Washington Street- John Brand, et al And the Clerk is directed to so notify said persons by certified mail. 315 Parkovash. Mrs. Irene Mutzl appeared before the Board and expressed appreciation for the rehabilitation of the structure at 315 Parkovash. UNIFORM RULES AND REGULATIONS FOR CITY EMPLOYEES - REVISED Upon motion made, seconded and unanimously carried, the Board approved the recommendation of the Personnel Director for the following additions to the Uniform Rules and Regulations for City Employees adopted May 1, 1971: After the third paragraph, the addition of the following paragraph: "Whenever the second offense provides for a 3-day layoff the supervisor may if he so elects give the employee involved a warning in lieu of the layoff. The employee will still be subject to discharge for a third offense as provided in the rule involved." and the addition of the following paragraph after 6 (e): "Any employee who is grossly insubordinate shall be subject to such discipline as is reasonable including discharge." said additions to become effective January 1, 1972. HEARING ON ASSESSMENT ROLL (CONTINUED) - IMPROVEMENT RESOLUTION NO. 3343 E. FARNEMAN STREET SEWER Clyde E. Williams and Associates, Inc., consulting engineers, files with the Board its recommendation for an adjustment in the assessment roll in Improvement Resolution No. 3343 for the improvement of E. Farneman Street from 200 feet east of Fellows Street, by the construction of a local sewer.