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387 <br />• <br />0 <br />• <br />• <br />• <br />In the matter of bids for the construction of Foundations and Basements and moving <br />,Houses under the 1954 General Street Improvement Program, Contract '"B", the contract <br />Iwas awarded to Mitschelen Construction Company, as they submitted the lowest and best <br />bid, on: Eddy Street from Madison ;Street to Sorin Street. <br />The Board then examined drawings.and request for permission to enlarge transformer <br />vault at the alley south of Jefferson Boulevard, east of Michigan Street, from the <br />;Indiana & Michigan Electric Company. The proposed enlargement of vault is necessary <br />to provide for the increased service of the J. C. Penney Company. After some discussion, <br />approval was granted by the Board. <br />A petition presented to the Board by the Hon. Walter C. Erler,_conee Ling exeessive <br />noise created by the motors and fans operated day and night -by the U. S. Gypsum Company, <br />,was next considered by the Board. <br />The Board directed the Clerk to notify this firm to have a representative, or <br />j representatives, appear at the next regular meeting of the Board, Monday, October 3rd, <br />and present to the Board a report of steps taken, or planned, for the reduction of this <br />excessive noise. <br />The Board next considered the recommendation of the consulting engineers, Consoer, <br />? Townsend and Associates, with regard to the need for garage facilities for plant <br />1 equipment at the Sewage Treatment Plant site, and costs involved for complete detailed <br />!'plans and specifications, and general supervision and inspection of the required <br />it construction. The Board then granted authorization to provide these facilities, and <br />directed the Clerk to notify Consoer, Townsend and Associates of its full acceptance <br />and accord with their letter of September 14th and their firm being hereby authorized <br />to proceed with this project. <br />An agreement, determined upon between the Standard Oil Company and the City of <br />South Bend, represented by Russell Oberlin, as appraiser employed in connection with <br />the securing of property required to effect the widening of Eddy Street was approved <br />and ordered filed. <br />A report from Mrs. B. F. Cukrowiez, 256 N. Gladstone Avenue, concerning the <br />continued excessive noise from the Bendix Aviation engine test house was read and action <br />was deferred for the next regular meeting of the Board. <br />The request of Green Arrow Parking, Inc., for a 25X hourly rate for Parking Lot in <br />rear of Oliver Theatre was approved by the Board. <br />The Board approved the following S-T-O-P sign installations; <br />On Rockne 'give, southeast corner at Edison Road <br />On southwest corner of Edison Road at Ivy Road, <br />making this'a four-way stop. <br />Contractor's Bonds, each in the sum of $1,000.00, were examined and approved for <br />the following. - <br />Alex Howard Rodney Kling Henry S. Schultz <br />There being no further business to come before the Board, the meeting was adjourned. <br />at 12:00 o'clock noon. <br />Attest; /ZX-4 0 <br />Clerk <br />