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STREET DEPARTMENT: <br />The Commissioner next called attention to an excess delivery of rock salt, for <br />which there is no storage space available at this time. Inasmuch as this entire delivery <br />was over and above the quantity ordered, the Board directed Tv1r. Tomlinson to notify the <br />vendor to remove this material from the Street Department premises. <br />'I The Street Commissioner then took up with the Board his departmentts urgent need <br />• !!for a mower, having at this time only two with which to undertake annual -weed -mowing <br />joperations. The third mower, having broken down during the past week, it was discovered <br />;;this particular make of equipment is no longer being manufactured and parts are unobtain- <br />!able. The Board approved the replacement of this mower, and directed that quotations <br />'!be obtained immediately from suppliers of this type of equipment. <br />U <br />• <br />• <br />• <br />The Commissioner then asked for disposition of tools left at the Street Department <br />Garage by Remmel Rathwick. The Board directed that these tools be delivered to Mrs. <br />Rathwick. <br />Bids opened at previous meeting to provide a two ton truck with dump body, were <br />again reviewed. It was the decision of the Board, in view of the particular use to <br />which this truck is to be assigned, that the bid of Scherman-Schaus-Freeman Company was <br />the best bid in the interests of the City, and contract was so awarded. <br />In the matter of the Kaley Street Sewer, a report was presented by City Engineer, <br />Ray S. Andrysiak, disclosing the discovery that a considerable section of this sewer <br />north from the intersection of Kaley and Jefferson has sunk below grade and approximately;! <br />265 feet of sewer will have to be relaid, including the 6-inch house leads. It was the Fi <br />consensus of opinion that this work_ should logically be a continuation of the excavation <br />and manhole -cleaning project which revealed this situation, and the Board, accordingly, <br />authorizes the contractor, Niles Excavating Company, to proceed with the necessary work <br />of restoring this sewer to proper grade. <br />No bids having been received up to the hour set for opening of bids, to provide <br />';a dust -arrester for the asphalt plant, operated by the Street Department in the 700 <br />!;block North Niles Avenue, and it being the consensus of opinion that the required equip - <br />can be fabricated locally, and obtained at a reasonable cost of approximately <br />13,000.00, the Board directed the Clerk to obtain quotations and proceed to purchase <br />this equipment for installation a'. the earliest possible date. <br />Then appeared before the Board, a. representative of TYercury P,`otorways, Inc., <br />together with E. H. Iriiller, Traffic Engineer, seeking permission of the Board for the <br />{use of Louise Street south to Northside Boulevard for the routing of their trucks to <br />and from their freight terminal. Permission was granted with the specific stipulation <br />that the use of Louise Street north to V_Fishawaka Avenue by their trucks is prohibited, <br />lexcept in an extreme emergency, and then only after obtaining permission from the Chief <br />of Police and. the Street Commissioner. <br />Contractorts Bonds, each in the sum of �,',1,000.00, binding the following contractors <br />,:and their sureties, were examined and approved: <br />Frank 0. Barnes <br />Peter Ciula <br />Joseph Price <br />There being no further business to come before the Board, the meeting was ad- <br />journed at 11:00 A. NI. <br />• !. Attest: ✓7; <br />Clerk. <br />0 <br />