04/01/1946 Board of Public Works Minutes

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248 ENGINEERIND DEPARTLUT' T: There was filed with the Board a certificate of insurance cov- ering any and all personal or property damage which might arise from the operation acros a public way or alley, of an unloading device by the Fabricated Steel Products Company. Arrangement w]-riereb y such certificate was filed, was approved, but the certificate itself was returned to the Insurance Company and its correction requested before filing. Excavation bonds were approved for Robert L. Thorpe, TTilton F. S hisler, The Pre- cision Piece Parts Company and -Dewey 7illifo-rd. These were ordered filed. IIr. Farris Ackil appeared before the Board to ask permission to attach a private sewer to a main sewer. The Board the pen.ii scion provided that a plan is first submitted. to Vir. Lineback, the Plumbing Inspector, and approved by him. The S-L-A-B Construction Company asked for permission to remove a street light post at the intersection of Balder and TichILgan Streets. The Board granted.the per- mission provided irTr. Qualls makes an investigation and recommendation of same and inforrxs the 'Jlectric Company. STREET DEPARTPIENT: i1Ir. Casimer Balka, Street Cor.�:iissioner, ,-ias present and matters per- taining to his department were discussed. The Board accepted a surety Bond covering contract for supplying the city with asphalt for the period ending December 31, 1946, by the Standard Oil Company of Indiana, and directed the Clerk of the Board to return to the Standard Oil Company, the certified check which accompanied their bid. CEIJETERY DEPrRTT;ETTT: 1.Tr, Stanley Leszczynski, Sexton, was present and matters pertain- ing to his department were discussed. There being no further business to come before the Board, the meeting was adjourned at 10 : 00 A.M. ATT`''1: �2&:Ii� C L ARK 7 BOARD OF PUBLIC ':`TORKa April 8, 1946 A regular meeting of the Board of Public 7.4orks was held on Honda,; , April B.,1946 at 8:30 , A.1,J. All members were present. Minutes of the last meeting ,sere read and approved. Claims of the following suppliers in the amount of �'8, 682.08 were approved and ordered -paid: S. T. Berner Ins. Agency y121.20 Business Systems 5.56 Business Systems 8.59 Englewood Elec. Supply 3.10 Leo Chelminiak 152.64 L. 0. Cates Chev. Co. 72.57 City :`rater -forks 60.15 L. 0. Gates Chev. Co. 2.29 The Columbia Carbon Co. 10.80 Dick Hoyt 25.00 Hugh P. Dunnahoo Agency 121.20 Ind. ez 1ilich. Elec. Co. 2.08 Englewood Elec. Supply 23.94 Ind. E T,Tich. Elec. Co. 19.56 L. 0. Gates Chev. Co. 23.51 Kuert Conc_ete Inc. 4.17 Carl 1. Ginz, Inc. 290.28 Lincoln Steel Co. 313.68 Ind. & Mich. Elec. Co. 114.96 G. E. T:Teyer & Son 13.63 Otto Gratzol 5.25 '�. R. Net�rland Co. 1.70 Ind. &:, 11ich. Elec. Co. 71-16.93 South Bend Supply Co. 13.62 Stanley Leszczynski 2.86 Standard Automotive Supply 77.40 !McClave Printing Co. 12.50 Standard Automotive Supply 56.59 G. E. Yeyer & Son .63 Standard Automotive Supply 4.40 The I<Iirror Press 7.13 Royal Typewriter Co. 93.56 ENGINEERING DERARTI':'I 1,TT: An excavation bond was approved and ordered filed for Theodore S. Cencele-as i. A Contrac lor's bond was approved ,and ordered filed for Stanley J. 'aachowiak. The Bond for the Fabricated Steel Products, Inc., which was returned to the Ins- urance Company for correction ,:ras approved by the Joard in its corrected form. A letter was received from Aaron Huguenhard indicating that the Electric Company and the Chicago, South Shore and South Bend Railroad had come to an agreement concern- ing the easement for the po,rrer lines on that portion of Sycamore Street which w as vac- ated under Vacation Resolution No. 2546. A letter was received from the City Plan Corraission indicating that they do not recommend the vacation of Sibley Avenue from Brookfield Street to Johnson Street because of the presence of a 6 inch grater main down the center of Sibley Avenue,. The Clerk of the Board was directed to write to the petitioners informing, them that" the' .Boardcannot vacate Sibley Avenue from Brookfield Street to Johnson Street. • • • 0 • •