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160 <br />Contractorts Bonds Continued - <br />Portage Realty Corporation Swanson Construction Company <br />Nicholas Tomaszewski Mike Vellner <br />Desire Verslype Paul Woodcox Construction Company <br />Interstate Maintenance & Engineering Company <br />There being no further business to come before the Board, the meeting adjourned <br />at 11:35 A. M. <br />Attest: <br />Clerk <br />SPECIAL MEETING <br />April 23, 1954 <br />A special meeting of the Board of Public Works was held in accordance with notice <br />given by mail to all concenred, at 10:00 A. M. in the Council Chamber. All members <br />were present. Russell C. Kuehl, attorney for the City, in matters pertaining to the <br />construction of the Sewage Treatment Plant and appurtenances, was present. Also present <br />were Messrs. Ralph Moornouse and J. B. Monahan, representing the Consulting Engineers, <br />Consoer, Townsend and Associates. <br />First appeared before the Board Messrs. Norman Mark and Jack Davis, representing <br />American Vitrified Products Corporation, of Cleveland, Ohio. Some discussion was <br />given the subject of the Indiana Statutes governing the requirements to be met by <br />performance bonds. Then appeared Messrs. Nicholas Santucci and H. W. Carlson, and for <br />some period of time discussion centered upon various phases of sewer construction, <br />Mr. Santucci recommending and agreeing to install cast iron pipe at certain locations <br />affected by occasional flood conditions. Work schedules and other pertinent topics <br />were also discussed at some length. The Board then proceeded with the signing of the <br />contract between the City of South Bend and the Santucci Construction Company. It was <br />pointed out by Attorney Kuehl that signature of their Indiana resident agent will be <br />required under the statutes to complete the contract. It was the decision of the Board <br />that this matter and certain factors of their insurance coverage are to be complied with <br />before the final "go ahead" can be given, and it was requested that the Santucci Con- <br />struction Company complete these details within the shortest time possible, to permit <br />the Boardts official "go ahead" to be given within the next ten days. <br />Next appeared before the Board Messrs. Jacob and "Bud" Paschen, and Mr. Charles <br />Phillips, of the Paschen Contractors, Inc. Also at this juncture, Mr. Ralph Newman, <br />Superintendent of the Department of Public Parks, was present. Superintendent Newman <br />brought to the attention of the Board, the possibility for a substantial amount of <br />fill being done at Keller Park, in close hauling distance from the site of excavating <br />Paschen Contractors, Inc., are to proceed with under their contract. This opportunity <br />,,for short -haul dumping of dirt was most acceptable to the Paschen brothers. Discussion <br />;;was then given to insurance matters, sewer pipe delivery to the site, and other pertinen- <br />matters. Meeting then adjourned for a two-hour lunch period. <br />Upon reconvening, Messrs, R. L. Bearss, President -Secretary and Paul H. Johnson, <br />Vice -President and General Manager of the Independent Concrete Pipe Corporation, appeare <br />before the Board and the delivery schedule of pipe and all matters pertinent to delivery <br />of pipe to the site were thoroughly discussed. In the matter of routing of delivery, <br />Engineer, R. S. Andrysiak requested specifications on the Independent Concrete Pipe <br />Corporationts trucks to determine load weights in securing permission to use the Portage <br />Avenue viaduct. The Board then proceeded with the signing of contract. Due to an <br />oversight, the signing of certain contracts was deferred for a special meeting to be <br />held at 10:00 otclock C.S.T., Tuesday, April 27, 1954- <br />Next appeared before the Board, Mr. H. W. Hunter, Plymouth, Indiana. Mr. Hunter <br />informed the Board that he is in a position to commence operations immediately, and <br />that some of his equipment is being moved to South Bend as of today. Insurance coverage <br />was again discussed at some length, and the Board then proceeded with the signing of <br />the copies of the contract. <br />40 <br />• <br />• <br />0 <br />• <br />