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4'7'7
<br />Municipal Supply Co.
<br />224 0)
<br />Simon Bros. Co.
<br />342.00
<br />National Brake Service
<br />23.5l�
<br />Simon Bros. Co.
<br />342.00
<br />National Auto Service Co.
<br />19.25
<br />Simon Bros. Co.
<br />32.00
<br />i National Mill Supply Co.
<br />7.98
<br />Simon Bros. Co.
<br />32.00
<br />! National. Mill Supply Co.
<br />2.95
<br />C. D. Smelser Co.
<br />lL3.80
<br />O'Brien Corporation
<br />155.00
<br />Sinclair Refining Co.
<br />101.00
<br />E. J. O'Chap
<br />.00
<br />Singer General Tire Co.
<br />54.80
<br />Retco Alloy Co,
<br />14.-46
<br />Singer General Tire Co.
<br />579.68
<br />Romy Hammes Co.
<br />Rex Pharmacy
<br />1 .89
<br />56.45
<br />Singer General Tire Co.
<br />Singer General Tire Co.
<br />32.30
<br />93.71
<br />Rieth-Riley Const. Co.
<br />1218.59
<br />Singer General Tire Co.
<br />63.70
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<br />Jacob Rose
<br />19.50
<br />St. Joseph's. Hospital
<br />2.00
<br />Swihart Farm Store
<br />93,83
<br />West Side Hardware Co.
<br />4-00
<br />Swihart Farm Store
<br />1.16
<br />Wire & Disc Wheel Co.
<br />4 76
<br />Simon Bros. Co.
<br />3 2.00
<br />Western Indiana Gravel Co.
<br />�0.28
<br />A petition signed by numerous residents of South Franklin Street, was presented to
<br />the Board by Mrs. Katherine Palatin, 1221 South Franklin Street, complaining of exces-
<br />sively heavy truck traffic on this street. The petition was examined by the Board, and
<br />the Board directed that it be referred to the Traffic Engineer for his investigation and
<br />!report.
<br />Mr. John Zirinyi., 1103 South Lafayette Boulevard, appeared before the Board, stating
<br />that he had taken up with the New York Central Railroad General Agent, and the railroad's
<br />Chief of Police, the matter of Studebaker employees using the New York Central right -of -
<br />(way for car parking purposes, from Kendall Street to Taylor Street, and asked them to put
<br />p a barricade against such parking. The railroad officials had referred Mr. Zirinyi to
<br />!the municipal authorities. The Board considered the matter and asked Mr. Zirinyi to take
<br />the matter up directly with Fire Chief Richard J. Duck.
<br />II Mrs. Roberta Nemeth, 1101 South Lafayette Boulevard, next addressed the Board in
<br />regard to street cleaning operations on Garst and Stull Streets, and Broadway, stating
<br />that this particular area has apparently been overlooked by the Street Department.
<br />• Ir. H. M. Tomlinson, Street Commissioner, being present, stated that the streets named
<br />are being given immediate attention. Mrs. Nemeth also complained to the Board of failure
<br />of the Police Department to enforce the two-hour parking ordinance in those zones within
<br />1that neighborhood. Chief of Police Richard J. Gillen, being present, took note of the
<br />!registered complaints.
<br />Mr. P. T. Garnand, 946 Beale Street, then appeared before the Board in the matter of
<br />,a dust condition, and inquired of the Board as to the possibilities of the required
<br />repaving of Sherman Avenue being done at an early date to correct this condition. Mr.
<br />!Garnand was assured by City Engineer Andrysiak that definite plans for this repaving have
<br />een made and this work will be done within a comparatively short time. Engineer Andry-
<br />siak explained that certain conditions pertaining to the backfill, had been the cause of
<br />• the delay in restoring this section of Sherman Avenue after the interceptor sewer opera-
<br />tions had been completed in this area.
<br />TREET DEPARTMENT: H. M. Tomlinson, Street Commissioner, was present, and called atten-
<br />ion to an emergency situation in connection with the sewer on Angela Boulevard. The
<br />atter was discussed in some detail, and in view of the urgency and the fact that
<br />omparatively nominal costs were involved, the Board directed Mr. Tbmlinson.to secure the
<br />ervices of the Niles Excavating Company to do this work immediately, in conjunction with,
<br />nd at the same prices established for the jobs they are presently performing for the City
<br />n the 400 Block North Eddy Street, and the 700 Block North Stanfield.
<br />Mr. Tomlinson also brought to the attention of the Board the fact that his office
<br />• !receives an excessive number of garbage complaints, because of the present Telephone
<br />',�irectory listing. It was agreed this listing of the Street Department telephone as
<br />;;Garbage Department, is not to appear in the next issue of the Directory.
<br />Mr. Tomlinson next presented to the Board the offer of the Northern Indiana Public
<br />ervi,ce Company of two 28,000 gallon tanks for their removal from their property, and
<br />xplained the value these tanks will be for Street Department storage purposes. Mr. Tom-
<br />inson was directed by the Board to accept the tanks.
<br />The Board next took up the matter of Improvement Resolution No. 2721, and in view
<br />Of the numerous written remonstrances received against this improvement, by resident
<br />.property owners, adopted the following resolution; which rescinds the improvement of
<br />!�HIRTY-FIRST STREET from the South line of Pleasant Street to the North line of North
<br />Side Boulevard:
<br />IMPROVEMENT RESOLUTION RESCINDED
<br />No. 2721 - 1952
<br />BE IT RESOLVED, by the Board of Public Works and Safety of the City of South Bend,
<br />ndiana, that Improvement Resolution No. 2721, 1952, duly adopted by this Board on
<br />my 7, 1952, and first confirmed on August 4, 1952, be and the same is in all things
<br />escinded and the improvement is hereby ordered not made.
<br />R. S. Andrysiak
<br />• I. A. Hurwich
<br />G. P. Ziegler
<br />and H. Crothers Board of Public Works and Safety
<br />�;Ierx o e oard
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