11/27/1944 Board of Public Works Minutes

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Vacation Resolution No. 2529 I1- " This being the date set, hearing was held on the assessment roll showing the award jof damages and the assessment of benefits in the matter of the vacation of Donald Street I from the West line of , High Street to the Studebaker Park Golf Lini�s, under vacation Resolution No. 2529. In the above assessment roll, no remonstrators appeared and no written remonstrance • were filed, the Clerk of the Board submitted proofs of publication of notices and the same were found to be sifficient, and the Board, being fully advised in the premises therefore finds that the several lots and parcels of land have been benefitted and damages in the amounts ,shown on said roll. The Board, therefore, decides to take action on said assessment roll, and declares same in all things ratified,., confirmed and approve without modification, and the proceedings closed, and the street vacated, upon receipt of the amount of benefit assessrzents from the various property owners so benefitted and all proceedings had with reference to said vacation are hereby sustained. CEMETERY DEPARTIMENT: Mr. Stanley Leszczynski, Sexton, was present and matters pertainin; Ito his department were discussed. Mr. Leszczynski filed his report for the month of November, 1944. • i j There being no further business to come before the Board, the meeting was adjourned II at 11:15. A.11. Ai'TE Clerk i December 11, 1944 A regular meeting' of the Board of Public UIorks was held on Monday, December 11, 194 at 9:00 A.TVT. All members were present. 111inutes of the last meeting were read and approved. Salary claims for the entire month of December were approved and ordered paid for $13,126.81. Claims of the following suppliers in the amount:of $8,850.74 were approved and ordered paid: American Venetian Blind Co. 18.28 Charles 14artindale 5.00 Business Systems 2.91 Charles Martindale 6.00 )Business Systems 9.50 McClave Printing Co. 122.50 Business Systems 9.93 National Mill $upply Co. 100,00 f, City dater Works 4.99 E. R. Newland Co. 3,00 Davies Laundry .75 The Ohio Oil Co. 103.10 ,T. J. Ewer 5.00 Bert Queer 5.00 Ind. &Mich. Elec. Co. 7,019.30 Russell F. Smith 5.00 Ind. & Mich, Elec. Co. 167.66 STnogor Lumber Co. 54.00 II Ind. & Mich. Elec. Co. 251.26 South Bend Underwriters 5.00 Indiana Bell Telephone 13.12 West Side Hardware 28.55 IBadur Brothers 94.84 s:Iicinski Bharmacy 10.47 (Business Systems 4.37 Nor. Ind. Transit Co. 25.00 Edwards Iron Norks 15.94 Nor. Ind. "rnolesale Groc. 7.75 Goodyear Service 98.66 The Ohio Oil Co. 488.22 • Kdylor-Holman Co. 6.00 River Park Lumber Co. 31.92 Kuert Concrete Co. 15.76 South Bend Sand & Gravel 31.60 �1 '31ichigana Tire Service 10.80 The Studebaker Corp. 8.36 jC. F. Balaka 12.50 E. H. Miller 20.00 E. O. Nelson 20.00 STREET DEPARTMENT: Mr. Anthony Zmudzinski, Street Commissioner., was present and matters pertaining to his department were discussed. II ENGINEERING DEPARTMENT: This being the date'set, hearing was had on Vacation Resolution No. MO. A remonstrance with nineteen signatures was filed with the Clerk -of the Board Attorney Joseph Pawlowski, was present, representing the remonstrators, and Attorney • halter Arnold was present representing the petitioner Rocco Simeri. The hearing was !continued until January 8, 1945 at 11:00 o'clock. The City plan commission approved the petition to vacate Beale Street from Ingle- (wood place to Kessler Boulevard, and it was referred to the Engineer ing Department. There being no further business to come , before the Board, the meeting was adjourned at 10:00 A.19. •