03/09/1921 Board of Public Works Minutes

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Wednesday March 9th., 1921. Board met in regular session at 7:30 P. M. All members present. This being the date set for the deferred hearing on roll of awards of damages and assessments of benefits on the Widening of Ewing Avenue from Olive ,Street to Ersnperger Street, under Condemnation Resolution No..56: and,considering written remonstrances filed at previous hearings Attorney S. Parker Attorney for the Pittsburg, Cincinnati Chi-641t.-�aad and St..Louis Ry. Co. appeared and W. A. Graffis Emgineri of -said' railway also appeared and agreed to the Following: -. All written remonstrances on file with this Board in regard to assessments of benefits or awards of damages was taken under consideration by the Beard and the same were acted on as follows:- . - - William K. McHenry, Lot 3-73-374-375 made benefited and damages equal at $24.00 $150.00 Marie Madseon an Lot 71 Bowman 's 4th. Addition increased damages George W-1twer on property as shown in remonstrance filed February l6th.1,.1921 increased damages $231.25 total damages $1,250.00 Mark & AliceG.Warlich on tract of ground as shown in remonstrance filed February 16,1921 increased damages $200.00 total damages $91125 Oswald and Sarah Sholly on Lot 51 in accordance with remonstrance filed, damages increased $75.00 total damages $509,40 Thrre Haute & Logansport Ry. Co, on tract of ground as shown in remonstrance filed, damages.allowed at $210.23 total damages allowed $ 189.23 William P. Kelley and Janette M. Slively on lots 73 and 74 in City View Place as per remonstrance filed February 16th., 1921 benefits decreased on each Lot $12.75 D. C. Layton, Lot 29 benefits and damages made equal $199 50 Lucinda Whiteman -on tract of ground as shown in remonstrance filed damages increased $100.00 total damages $1,327.38 Total added to benefitscntract burned by the City known as Rum _Village $1,081.58 and same to be paid by the City. All other remonstrances were over -ruled by the Board. The Board deferred final action on said roll of awards of damages and assessments of benefits on Widening of Ewing Avenue from Ernsperger Street to Olive Street, under Condemnation Resolution No. 56 until Wednesday March 16th., 1921 at 7:15 P.M. The Board apfointed Ed. Neddo, Philip Bondurant and Edward Pfeiffer as appraisers on the Widening o Mishawaka Avenue and Nineteenth Street aldo Widening of Kendall Street.