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2/3/69 <br />HEARING ON VACATION RESOLUTION NO. 3272 - STATE WIDE ALUMINUM PRODUCTS <br />This being the date set, hearing was held on Vacation Resolution No. 3272 <br />adopted on the 20th day of January, 1969, for the vacation of all of that <br />part of the right of way/ of Fairview Avenue from the west line of Main <br />Street to the east right of way line of Penn -Central. <br />Proofs:. -of publication in the South Bend Tribune and Tri-County News on <br />January 24 and January 31, 1969, were tendered by the Clerk and found to be <br />sufficient. <br />Attorney Joseph A. Roper appeared before the Board on behalf of the <br />petitioners. Earl R. Hite, 2615 S. Main Street, South Bend, and two other <br />interested property owners also appeared before the Board. <br />Mr. Hite stated that he lives on the fi-rst"alley south of Fairview on the <br />west side of the street; that he would have no objection to the vacation if <br />trash haulers and garbage collectors can get through without going right <br />by his house. The other property owners voiced the same concern. It was <br />explained by Mr. Taylor that the petitioners have agreed to provide an ease- <br />ment according to drawing submitted, which was examined. Mr. Hite and the <br />other property .owners then stated they would have no objection to the vacation. <br />s. <br />The question was asked as to whose responsibility it would be to provide <br />gravel. The City Engineer stated the'ditch would be relocated or straightened <br />by the petitioner a°nd petitioner would be required to put the area in shape <br />for use so that there will be an entrance. <br />Upon motion made, seconded and carried, the vacation was approved subject to <br />compliance by the petitioner with the recommendation of the Area Plan <br />Commission and with the further stipulation that the petitioner provide an-a._,.�� <br />c,i, ,-O,­ appropriate curb cut and suitable gravel surface for the easement in con- <br />formance with the letter of attorney Joseph A; Roper to the Board of Public <br />Works and Safety under date of January 21, 1969. <br />BUILDING DEPARTMENT-- SUB -STANDARDS DIVISION <br />Mr. J. W. Adamson, Sub -Standards Director, appeared before the Board and the <br />following matters were taken up: <br />1110 N. Olive Street. Mr. Adamson stated that this building is open, is in <br />bad repair and should be taken down. Walter R. Nicely, R. R. #2, Buchanan, <br />Michigan and Mrs. Gizella Kinzalov, 209 S. Kaley Street, South Bend, Indiana, <br />owners of the property, appeared before the Board. Mr. Nicely spoke on <br />behalf of the owners. He stated that the building was old and agreed that it <br />should be torn down and was willing for the City to do so. Mr. Taylor, City <br />Engineer, explained the procedure for the City to demolish the structure, and <br />Mr. Nicely stated he understood that the cost of demolition by the City would <br />constitute a lien against the property. <br />Thereupon, on motion made, seconded and unanimously carried, the Board authorized <br />Mr. Adamson to advertise for bids for demolition of the building. <br />1627 S. Carlisle Street. This being the date set, bids for demolition of this <br />property were called for. The only bid .received was from Bryant Excavating <br />Company, South Bend, Indiana, which was opened. Non collusion affidavit was <br />found to be -proper. -Bid was in the amount of $435.00 including water shut-off. <br />Upon motion made, seconded and unanimously carried, contract for demolition <br />of the structure was awarded to Bryant Excavating Company, this bid appearing <br />to be reasonable and the only bid received. <br />2225 W. Washington Street. Mr. Adamson reported that the emergency demolition <br />of this property as requested January 27, 1969, had been accomplished. <br />RE: CLIFTON LEE; DEMOLITION CONTRACTOR <br />Mr. Adamson reported he had contacted the office of Shanahan & Company, bond <br />holder for Clifton Lee, to whom demolition contracts had been awarded but <br />demolition had not been completed, but had not yet received a reply. The <br />matter was continued to February 10, 1969. <br />