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<br />301 Hydraulic Street. Mr. Adamson reported the owner of this property plans
<br />to take the structure down. Thereupon, the motion was made, seconded and
<br />unanimously carried to continue the matter indefinitely, and the Sub -Standards
<br />Director was directed to keep the property under surveillance.
<br />412 E. Ohio
<br />Street. Mr. Adamson reported this property was conveyed to the
<br />City by the
<br />owners on October 17, 1969; that the tenants have now been re-
<br />located. Upon motion made, seconded and carried, the matter was continued
<br />two weeks.
<br />740 Frances
<br />Street. Mr. Adamson reported this property is secured but that
<br />the owner has not cleaned up the premises and has done nothing toward re-
<br />habilitating the premises. Upon motion made, seconded and carried, the mat-
<br />ter was referred to the Legal Department to try to get some action by the
<br />owner.
<br />AWARD OF CONTRACTS FOR 1970 MOTOR EQUIPMENT
<br />Upon motion
<br />made, seconded and unanimously carried, the Board approved the
<br />recommendation
<br />of the City Engineer for the award of contracts for 1970 motor
<br />equipment according to bids received and opened on December 1, 1969, and con-
<br />tracts were
<br />awarded as follows: (Purchase orders to be issued after 1/l/70).
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<br />Group 1
<br />28 - 4 door Sedans, with trade-in of 24 uniform cars, to Gates
<br />Chevrolet on their low bid of $31,841.67 (with power disc
<br />Vbrakes).
<br />Police Department.
<br />Group 11
<br />15 - 4 door Sedans, with trade-in of 15 detective units, to Freeman
<br />Spicer on their low bid of $8,864.70. Police Department.
<br />Group III
<br />4 - 4 door Station Wagons, with trade-in of 4 Station Wagons,
<br />to Freeman Spicer on their low bid of $5,630.22 (with power idisc
<br />brakes). Police Department.
<br />Group IV
<br />5 - 4 door Sedans, with trade-in of 4 administrative cars and a
<br />1968 Imperial, to Freeman Spicer on their low bid of $1,707.74.
<br />Police Department.
<br />Group V
<br />1 - 4 door Sedan, with one trade-in, to Gates Chevrolet on their
<br />low bid of $1,788.00. Building Department.
<br />Group VI
<br />3 - 4 door Sedans, with three trade-ins, to Gates Chevrolet on their
<br />low bid of $5,192.00. Building Department.
<br />Group VII
<br />3 - 4 door Sedans, with three trade-ins, to Romy Hammes on their low
<br />bid of $4,530.00. Water Works.
<br />Group Vill 3 - 4 door Sedans, with three trade-ins, to Romy Hammes on their
<br />low bid of $5,090.00. Fire Department.
<br />Group IX 1 - 4 door Station Wagon, with one trade-in, to Gates Chevrolet
<br />on their low bid of $1,896.00. Department of Redevelopment.
<br />Group X 1 - 4 door Sedan, with one trade-in, to Gates Chevrolet on their
<br />low bid of $1,780.00. Engineering Department.
<br />Group XI 1 - 4 door Sedan, with one trade-in, to Romy Hammes on their low
<br />bid of $1,879.00. Water Works.
<br />Group XII 1 - 4 door Sedan, with one trade-in, to Romy Hammes on their low
<br />bid of $1,734.00. Radio Department.
<br />HEARING ON ASSESSMENT ROLL - IMPROVEMENT RESOLUTION NO. 3265 - CLYDE STREET
<br />(CONTINUED FROM 12/1/ 9
<br />Upon motion made, seconded and carried, hearing on the assessment roll for the
<br />improvement of Clyde Street, from Donald Street to Calvert Street, was further
<br />continued to December 22, 1969.
<br />E. J. Bressler, 2001 Clyde Street, owner of Lot 15,appeared before the Board
<br />to protest his assessment at the rate of $6.60 instead of $5.88.
<br />Louis J. Marcis, 1324 E. Calvert Street, appeared before the Board, stating
<br />he had no complaint-.
<br />Mrs. Mary Kiplinger, 1328 E. Bowman, owner of Lot 41, al,so appeared before the
<br />Board to have the assessment clarified.
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