02/01/65 Board of Public Works Minutes

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Bid Bond for ?5,00000 signed by Hubert Stults Fleet Ngr. Non -Collusion Affidavit, signed by H. E. Greer .1-1965 Ford Ranch Wagon 4 Door, as per specs. listed as Group 3, with one Stude. wagon as trade-in. Price for trade-in listed on attached list. Total price one unit Delivered less trade --in and tares, F.O.B. South Bend $1,620.42 Note: The above car has the .following equipment: 352" CID-250 HP VS engine 55 amp alternators HD Battery 815-15 tires WIS washer .. Bid Bond for $180.00 signed by Hubert Stults Fleet.Mgr. Non -Collusion Affidavit, signed by H. &' Greet"'_' GO The bids will be taken under advisement and will be awarded on February S, 1965. APPROVAL OF POLICE DEPARTMENT MANUAL The South Bend Police Department, through its Chief, having submitted to the Board a copy of the Departmental Manual, including the Rules and Regulations of the Police Department, and same having been examined, it is now approved by this Board, the the Police Chief is requested to submit a copy of said Manual to the Office of the Board of Public Works Safety to be placed on file in this office. SPECIAL POLICE C94, SSION RENEWAL & BOND GAM"vtAGE The Board approved a renewal of a Special Police Commission and a Continuation Certificate -for Robert Gammage, Special Police employed by the Knights of Pythias. APPROVAL* SPECIAL POLICE BOND ( SCHUBERT ) A Special Police Bond for Lee Schubert was submitted to the Board, approved and ordered placed on file. Special Police Commission was approved by the Board an January 25, 1965. APPROVAL: RENEWAL OF SPECIAL POLICE BOND TORRINGTON - GRAYZjK ) The Board approved the renewal of a Special Police Bond for Stanley V. Grayzek, employee of Torrington Company and ordered same placed on file. PETITION: REMOVAL OF FIRE STATION NO._6 The following appeared before the Board to remonstrate the proposed removal of Fire Stationjo. 6: Councilman Geib, Messrs. N. B. Mumford and Welsheimer. Councilman Geib submitted Petitions signed by interested residents in the area and Mr. Mumford also spoke concerning the feelings of the residents in the vicinity. The consensus of opinion is that the closing of Fire Station No. 6 will leave the area without sufficient fire protection. After hearing all who wished to be heard and after accepting the Petitions concerning the proposed removal of this Fire Station, Mr. DuComb advised the remonstrators; inihe name of the Board, that the proposal of the removal of this Fire Station was not to be accomplished in the near future and that adequate fire protect on would be given to the area in the event No. 6 station was closed.