07/17/72 Board of Public Works Minutes

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7/17/72 Car duty jacket $27.00 Car duty jacket light weight 27.00 Rainwear Uniformed police raincoat cover 34.25 Motorcycle rainwear jacket trousers cover 35.00 Rainwear, rubber legging 4.50 F. Leathergoods Garrison belt 5.50 Waistbelt 14.50 .38 cal. shell case 6.00 Handcuff carrying case 5.80 .38/.357 cal. Holster 13.90 Nightstick Holder 2.25 Mace carrying case" 5.85 .38/.357 Qyickdraw plain clothes _Cal. holster 6.30 .38/.357 Cal. shell case, plain 2.50 Badge case 2.00 Badge case deluxe 4.00 Key -snap 1.05 G. Shoes Wellington, half officers style 22.50 Refined chukka boots 19.35 Riding boots 32.00 Rubber boots, fire -man type 17.00 Galoshes 8.75 Rubbers 4.00 The above bids were referred to the Police Chief for study. BUILDING DEPARTMENT - SUB STANDARDS DIVISION, Mr. Isiah Steed, Sub -Standards director, appeared before the Board and was introduced. 530 S. Fellows Street Mr. Steed asked permission to bring Ethel Anne Rice, owner of the property at 530 S. Fellows Street before the Board to show cause why the property should not be demolished. Upon motion made, seconded and carried the request was granted. 124 E. Elder Street Upon motion made, seconded and carried, Industrial Savings and Loan Association is to be notified to come before the Board to show cause why the structure at 124 E. Elder Street sho ld not be demolished. 201-203 E. Elder Street Upon motion made, seconded and carried, Nelle Laughunn is to be notified to come before the Board to show cause why the structure at 291-203 should not be demolished. 713 S. Clinton Street Mr. Harry Heppenheimer, Attorney for the estate of Franklin E. & Loella L. Roberts, appeared before the Board to ask for a continuance of thirty days. Upon motion made, seconded and carried, Mr. Steed was -directed to seek bids for the demolishing of the structure at 713 S. Clinton Street, bids to be returnable in two weeks, as they felt this gave Mr. Heppenheimer enough time. 1318 South Rush StreetDale E. & Doris M. Rouch having been notified to appear before the Board, but no receipt showing letter had been received appearing in•file, the Board directed Mr. Steed to send another letter to Dale E. & Doris M. Rouch, and continued the matter for two weeks. 2503 Bertrand Street Upon Mr. Steed's request this matter was continued for one week. 608 Crescent Street A letter having been received from Manila Wilbon stating that she and her sister Galia Fonseca had no interest in the property, Mr. Steed, upon motion made, seconded and carried is now authorized to seek bids for the demolit"ion of the property at 608 Crescent Street. 1