03/19/1919 Board of Public Works Minutes

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50 S l9Lt The Board neat considered Improvement Resolution No. 613 adopted February 5th., 1919 for the improvement of Clive Street from Lincoln Way West to Washington Street and from Division Street to Sw#le .Street. A written remon- strance was filed which remonstrance was over -ruled by the Board and remonstrators appeared in person. The preliminary resolution was mod if ied to ` retain the present curb. The Board `now find that the aggregate benefits will not equal the maximin esti�aated cost of such improvement as filed by the City CIVil.: ineer, The Board farther fold that the aggregate benefits that will accrue totheIproperty will equal 5-0% of the aggregate value.of the property -as assessed for taxation, exclusive of improvements -and -,exclusive ofhhe 'coot of street intersections. The preliminary -resolut ion as above mod if ied --is hereby in all things, rat if ied, conf firmed and approved. The Board further resolve that no notices Tfor receiving of blds be advertised until the espiration of the ten (10) day remonstrance period as now provided by law. The Board next cons-dered Improvement Resolution No. 614 adopted by February 3th. , 1919 _for the impovemen- of Ford Stre°e-t from Olive Street Street to a point 345 feet east of the t 11ne of Kosciusko Street, .an the City t South Bend, Indiana. ` No remonstrances filed and no remonstrators appeared. ate preliminary resolution was modified to�rotain the present curb. TheBo%rdL,now. find that the ag egate benefits. will not equal the maximum estimated cost of such Improvement as filed by the City Civil Engineer. The Board further find. that -the aggregate benefitsthat will accrue to the property will equal 50% of the aggregate value. -of the property as :assessed for taxation, exclusive of Improvements and exclusive of the cost of street Intersections. The preliminary resolution - as above mod if ied is hereby in all things, ratified, confirmed and approved, The Board further resolve that no not ices for receiving of bids be advertised until the exp irat ion of the ten (10) day remonstrance period as now provided by law. The Board neat considered ^Improvement solution No. 615 adopted February Sth., 1919 for the improvement of Huron Street° from Meade Street to the alley east of Kosciusko St. in the City of Sough Bend, Indiana. A written remonstrance was filed which remonstrances was over- ruled by the Board, and remonstrators appeared in person The posliminary resola- t ion was mod if ied to retain the present curb. The Board now find that the aggregate benefits will not equal.the maximum estimated cost of sueh.improvement as filed by the .City Civil Engdeer. The Board furtherfind that the aggregate benefits that will accrue to the property will equal 50% of he aggregate value :.of the property as assessed for taxation, exclusive of improvements and exclusive of the cost of street intersections. The preliminary resolution as° above modified Is hereby in all things bat if,ied, confirmed and approved. The Board further resolve that no notices for receiving of bids be advertised until the° expiration of the ten day remonstrance period as now provided by law. Heating had on Improvement Resolution No. 609 Sr pavement on - B irdsell Street from Washington Avenue to Le Porte Avenue , in the C ityof South Bead, Ind ins. A written remonstrance was filed and remonstrators appeared. The Board after hearing all the interested roperty owners present, decided to -defer all action on said resolution untl Wednesday March 26th. , 1919 at 7:15 P-M The Board ordered that the remonstrance be referred b the City Engdeer to be checked up and a written report filed Wednesday March 26th.,1919 at 7015 P.M- 0