07/22/63 Board of Public Works Minutes

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2. Eastmont Drive, from Viking Drive to Greenwood Drive. 3. Dundee Street between Ford and Dunham Streets. INSTALLATION APPROVAL ( STREET LIGHT�L Following the recommendation of Roger DeClercq, Assistant Superintendent of the Eledtrical Department, the Board approved the following installation: 1 - 2500 lumen street light at 3516 Langley Drive. This is at the request of Southmore Mutual Housing Corp. RE: SPEED SIGNS ( EDGEWATER AND LINCOL_NWXY ON ARCH RECEIPT OF PETITION A Petition from residents in the area of Arch Avenue, Lincolnway East and Edgewater Drive to the Board requested speed a7ntrol signs of ' 10-15 mile per hour limit. This request was formerly received by the Board by the Precinct Committeeman and has been referred to the Traffic Engineer for x investigation and recommendation. The Board directed that the Petition be referred to the Traffic Engineer. TRAFFIC ENGINEER INSTALLATIONS - TRAFFIC SIGNS ) Following the recommendation of the Traffic Engineer, the Board approved the following installations: Stop sign installed on York Road, southwest corner, at Hilltop Drive Stop sign installed on Hastings Street, southwest corner, at Logan St. Stop sign on 36th Street, both sides, at Hastings Street. Stop sign on 34th Street, both sides, at Hastings St. Stop sign on Hastings Street, both sides, at 33rd St. Stop signs installed on 32nd St., both sides, at Hastings St. Stop signs installed on Hastings Street, both sides, at 27th St. Stop signs installed on Hoke Street, both sides, at Fox St. Stop sign installed on Ribourde Drive, southwest corner, at Portage Ave. Yield signs installed on Sylvan Lane, both sides, at Dogwodd No Parking This Side signs installed 2100 block Beverly Place, east side. No Parking This Side signs installed on 1100 block Ryer St., south side. No Parking signs installed to eliminate parking for 100 ft. north of Studebaker foundry gate on 1100 block of Prairie Ave. 20 MPH speed zone installed for 2100 block of Beverly Place FIRE DEPARTMENT REQUEST: SEAGRAVE PUMPER FOR SALVAGE A letter signed by Captain Carl Martz, Jr., Chief Mechanic of the Fire Department, Captain Leo Banacki, Mechan ic, C4 t. Ted Kanczuzewski, and Capt. Anthony Gadacz, Mechanics was submitted to the Board. The above -mentioned members of the Fire Department state that they have examined a 1937 Seagrave Pumper, Mod. #66E7-4867554408024 a piece of equipment used by the Fire Department, and that all valuable and useable parts have been removed from this truck. This piece of equipment, as it remains now, is only good for salvage. Its present condition makes if worth approximately $100.00. It was the decision of the Board that this piece of equipment be sold for approximately $99 for salvage.