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REGULAR MEETING <br />Item No. 12 <br />Min. Aggregate #2, 15,000 ton <br />Item No. 14 <br />Coarse Aggregate #73, 5,000 ton <br />Item No. 16 <br />Coarse Aggregate, Crusher <br />run, 2,000 ton <br />Koch Asphalt Company <br />4900 S. Mason Avenue <br />Chicago, Illinois 60638 <br />Item No. 7 <br />.Bit. Mat. Tack, 150 ton <br />Item No. 8 <br />Bit. Mat., Crack <br />Pouring, 20,000 gallons <br />Item No. 11 <br />Emulsified Asphalt <br />600,000 gallons <br />APRIL 13. 1981 <br />$6.75 /ton Total: $101,250.00 <br />$6.60 /ton Total: $ 33,000.00 <br />$6.25 /ton Total: $ 12,500.00 <br />Bid was signed by David M. Yates, <br />non - collusion affidavit was in <br />order and a 10% bid bond was submitted. <br />$130.75 /ton Total: $ 19,612.50 <br />$.6697/gal Total: $ 13,394.00 <br />$.6697/gal. Total: $401,821.00 <br />Upon a motion made by Mr. Leszczynski, seconded by Mr. Hill and carried, <br />the above bids were referred to the Street Department for review and <br />recommendation. <br />APPROVE HOUSE MOVE - 111 BARTLETT TO 814 FOREST AVENUE <br />Mr. Leszczynski stated that this was the public hearing on the proposed <br />house move from 111 Bartlett to 814 Forest Avenue by Lykowski Construc- <br />tion Company. It was noted that the adjacent property owners were <br />notified of the proposed house move, and a letter was filed in support <br />of the move by Gene and Maureen DeFauw, -817 Forest Avenue. Mr. Ralph <br />J. Wadzinski, Manager of the Bureau of Traffic and Lighting, recommended <br />approval of the move subject to the following route: West on Bartlett <br />to Main Street, north on Main to Park Lane, west on Park Lane to <br />Lafayette, north on Lafayette to Riverside and west on Riverside to <br />Forest. It was noted that the required Certificate of Insurance on <br />behalf of Lykowski Construction was_on.file in the Board office. The <br />owner of the property is Mr. William Morris, 1704 Ridgedale Road. Mr. <br />James Markle, Building Commissioner, recommended approval of the <br />proposed house move in accordance with the route approved by the <br />Bureau of Traffic and Lighting. Mr. Paul Wilems, 812 Forest Avenue, <br />asked when the move would take place and where on the lot the house <br />would be situated. He stated that he owned property next door to the <br />lot on which the house would be moved. Mr. Leszczynski showed Mr. <br />Wilems the site plan which indicated the house would be approximately <br />28 feet from the lot line. Mr. Wilems asked if the tree in front of <br />the property would be cut down. Mr. Lykowski stated that the tree <br />would be removed and replaced with a young tree. He stated that it <br />was hoped the move could take place at the beginning of the next week <br />since the proposed route was now known and a schedule could be worked <br />out with the utility companies. He further advised that excavation <br />could begin this week. Mr. Marchmont Kovas, South Bend Tribune reporter, <br />asked if any of the tree branches along the route would be cut, and <br />Mr. Lykowski stated that some branches on Riverside between Park and <br />Forest would need to be cut. Mr. James Mullins, Southhold Restorations, <br />Inc., advised that the immediate neighbors were notified of this and <br />he stated that the house was only a story and a half and the chimney <br />would be removed to keep it as low in profile as possible. Mr. Wilems <br />asked how long it would take before the house was set on its foundation. <br />Mr. Lykowski stated that the excavation would be done at the end of <br />this week and, hopefully, the building would be moved the first part <br />of the following week. He advised that the foundation would be <br />constructed underneath the building within four to five days of the <br />move after which backfilling would take place. Mr. Wilems asked if a <br />
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