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9/21/70 <br />continued two weeks. <br />2116 Western Avenue. Mr. Adamson reports attorney Stratigos has provided - <br />him with the names of creditors of the owner of this building and that these <br />persons have been notified of the pending demolition of the structure. Upon <br />motion made, seconded and carried, the matter was continued two weeks. <br />Demolition bids opened: <br />This being the tme set, bids were opened for demolition of the following <br />structures. Non collusion affidavits were examined and found to be proper. <br />The bids were: <br />1005 Oueen Street: <br />O'Neal Trucking Co. $318.00 <br />Midwest Demolition Co. $231.00 <br />Upon motion made, seconded and carried, contract for demolition of the <br />structure at 1005 Queen Street was awarded to Midwest Demolition Company on <br />its low bid of $231.00. <br />314 E. Keasey Street. <br />Midwest Demolition Co. $519.00 <br />O'Neal Trucking Co. $414.00 <br />B is J Demolition Co. $535.00 <br />Upon motion made, seconded and carried, contract for demolition of the structure <br />at 314 E. Keasey Street was awarded to O'Neal Trucking Company on its low bid <br />of $414.00. <br />3509 E. Pleasant Street. <br />O'Neal Trucking Company $413.00 <br />B & J Demolition Co. $550.00 <br />Midwest Demolition Co. $391.00 <br />Mr. Adamson, Sub -Standards Director, reports he has had a request from attorney <br />Robert DuComb, who represents the mortgagee, for a continuance of one week and <br />that they will deposit $25.00,as requested, for the benefit of the low bidder <br />in the event contract is not -awarded for demolition. Upon motion made, seconded <br />and carried, the matter of awarding contract for the demolition of the structure <br />at 3509 E. Pleasant Street was continued one week. <br />Request for owners of sub -standard properties to appear before the Board 10/5/70 <br />Upon motion made, seconded and carried, the Board approved the request of the <br />Sub -Standards Director for the following persons to appear before the Board on <br />October 5, 1970, to show cause, if any they have, why the structures at the <br />following addresses should not be demolished: <br />621 S. Rush St. <br />1606 Prairie Ave. <br />1527 S. Catalpa St. <br />606 W. LaSalle St. <br />142 E. Elder St. <br />- J. Chester Alien, Sr., Admr. <br />Clyde Brown <br />- Merchants Realty Co., Max I. <br />- Joseph A. and Helen Toth <br />- National Bank and Trust Co., <br />Richard A. Muessel <br />- Grant Lewis <br />Estate of Joseph <br />Seltenright <br />Trustee, Estate of <br />HEARING ON VACATION RESOLUTION NO. 3326 - DEPARTMENT OF REDEVELOPMENT. <br />Having been continued from September 14, 1970, hearing was resumed on Vacation <br />Resolution No. 3326, being for the vacation of: <br />(1) The east -west alley between Napier Street and Jefferson Street <br />between the east line of Kaley Street and the west line of the <br />first alley east of Kaley Street. <br />(2) The east -west alley between Napier Street and Jefferson Street <br />between the east line of the first north -south alley east of <br />- Kaley Street and the west line of the second north -south alley <br />east of Kaley Street. <br />