06/12/72 Board of Public Works Minutes

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3: 6i 1, ,- 6/12/72 The collision report for the Month of May, 1972 for the Police Department, was presented and ordered filed. BUILDING DEPARTMENT - SUB STANDARDS DIVISION Mr. Richard Liszewski, Sub -Standards Director, appeared before the Board and the following matters were discussed: 1631 S. Franklin Street Mr. Liszewski informed the Board that Mr. Miskin, the owner, is having the structure on the property at 1631 South Franklin Street demolished. The Board directed that Mr. Liszewski check to see the structure is demolished by June 26, 1972. Mr. Liszewski asked permission to bring owners of the following property before the Board to show cause why their structures should not be demol- ished: 2108 West Linden Avenue Mary & Clementine Klota 1214 Whiteman Court Eldon Gard 606 East Pennsylvania Leon & Fanchon Eshenbaugh 608 East Pennsylvania Karl Dubai] & Mary Dubail Bande 2-2 East Keasey Street Marietta Lippens e—) 319 South St. Peter Street Hazel D. Ullery & Betty Nuner LIB 832 East Indiana Avenue This matter having been continued to this date, Mr. Liszewski now asked for permission to seek bids on the demolition of the structure at 832 East Indiana Avenue. The Board, upon motion made, seconded and carried, authorized Mr. Liszewski to seek bids for the demolition. 3001 Western Avenue Mr. Arthur Lange], 4403 Ouron Circle, owner of the structure at 3001 Western Avenue, app eared before the Board to protest the demolition of the structure. He said he would refuse to let it be torn down. After a full discussion, upon motion made, seconded and carried the Board directed Mr. Liszewski to seek bids for the demolition of the structure at 3001 Western Avenue. 712-714-715 Marietta Street -James E. Kushto, Guardian for Lott]e J. King, not having appeared before the Board to show cause why the structures at 712, 714 and 715 Marietta Street should not be demolished, the Board now instructs Mr. Liszewski to seek bids for the demolition of the above structures. 2112 Rogers Street No action having been taken by the Model Cities Program, and numerous complaints having been received about the condition of the structure at 2112 Rogers Street, Mr. Liszewski was instructed to contact the Model Cities Group and report back at the June 26th meeting. 237 East Paris Street This being the date set, bids were received for the demolition of the structure at 237 East Paris Street. Non -collusion affidavits were found to be in order, and the bids were as follows: O'Neal Trucking Company $675.00 Machinery Supply Co. 875.00 Upon motion made, seconded and carried, the bid was awarded to the O'Neal Trucking Company on its low bid of $675.00. 1815 Lincoln Way West Mr. Jack O"Connell, from ACTION appeared before the Board to complain about a building at 1815 Lincoln Way West. Upon motion made, seconded and carried, the Board directed Mr. Liszewski to investigate the complaint and report to the Board on June 26th. ACTION TO MOVE FROM #5 FIRE STATION Mr. O'Connell informed the Board that ACTION, Inc., would be moving from #5 Fire Station by the end of the month.