HomeMy WebLinkAbout11/24/87 Board of Public Works MinutesREGULAR MEETING
NOVEMBER 24, 1987
The regular meeting of the Board of Public Works was convened at
9:35 a.m. on Tuesday, November 24, 1987, by President John E.
Leszczynski, with Mr. Leszczynski, Mrs. Patricia E. DeClercq
and Mr. Michael L. Vance present. Also present was Chief Deputy
City Attorney Thomas Bodnar.
AGENDA ITEMS ADDED
Upon a motion made by Mrs. DeClercq, seconded by Mr. Leszczynski
and carried, the following items were added to the agenda:
1. Amended Letter of Credit - Cross Creek; Inc.
2. Traffic Control Devices
3. Recommendation from Department of Economic Development
regarding Proposals for construction and lease and
lease/purchase financing of a parking garage.
APPROVE MINUTES OF PREVIOUS MEETING
Upon a motion made by Mrs. DeClercq, seconded by Mr. Vance, and
carried, the minutes of the November 17, 1987, regular meeting of
the Board were approved.
ADOPTION OF RESOLUTION NO. 34-1987 - DECLARING POLICE DEPARTMENT
VEHICLES OBSOLETE
Mr. Leszczynski advised that Police Chief Charles T. Hurley has
advised that the Department has six (6) vehicles that are unfit
for service within the police fleet and he would therefore
recommend that the Board declare these vehicles obsolete at this
time. Upon a motion made by Mr. Leszczynski, seconded by Mrs.
DeClercq and carried, the following Resolution No. 34-1987 was
adopted:
RESOLUTION NO. 34-1987
WHEREAS, it has been determined by the Board of Public
Works that the following Police Department vehicles are no
longer suitable for the purpose for which they were intended
and no longer needed by the City of South Bend:
UNIT
YEAR
MAKE
SERIAL NUMBER
MILEAGE
732
1979
Chevrolet
1W27J91455651
136722
735
1976
Chevrolet
1L39V6J226621
98964
738
1976
Chevrolet
1H57Q6K472384
106111
629 (old)
1985
Dodge
1B3BG2646FX626907
73165
630 (old)
1986
Plymouth
1P3BB26SOHX705066
46911
636 (old)
1987
Plymouth
1P3BB26S6HX705069
57294
WHEREAS, Indiana Code 36-1-11-6 permits and establishes pro-
cedure for disposal of personal property which is unfit for the
purpose for which it was intended which is no longer needed by
the City.
NOW, THEREFORE, BE IT RESOLVED by the Board of Public Works
of the City of South Bend that the vehicles listed above are not
fit for the purpose for which they were intended and are of
minimal value.
BE IT FURTHER RESOLVED that said vehicles be disposed of and
removed from the City Inventory.
ADOPTED this 24th day of November, 1987.
BOARD OF PUBLIC WORKS
s/John E. Leszczynski
s/Patricia E. DeClercq
s/Michael L. Vance
ATTEST:
s/Sandra M. Parmerlee, Clerk
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ADOPTION OF RESOLUTION NO. 35-1987 - FIXING RATES FOR MUNICIPAL
OFF-STREET PARKING FACILITIES
Mr. Vance advised that Resolution No. 35-1987 submitted to the
Board contains several changes from the previous Resolution
regarding this matter.
Mr. Vance stated that Resolution No. 35-1987 equalizes hourly
rates in both garages, as currently there is a ten (10) cent
difference, equalizes the month -to -month single auto charge in
the two (2) garages with both garages now being $35.00 per
month, increases groups rates and eliminates the one hundred
(100) or more category. Additionally, the Resolution provides
for the City to be able to enter into long-term contracts with
individuals.
In response to questions from the new media, Mr. Vance advised
that the Colfax Parking Garage currently serves four hundred
seventy-five (475) individuals in the four hundred eight (408)
spaces available and the St. Joseph St. Garage serves four
hundred thirty (430) individuals in the four hundred eight (408)
spaces available. He also advised that approximately fifty (50)
City employees occupy spaces in the parking garages and that the
rates of privately owned parking garages are comparable to the
City's rates. He further advised that it is anticipated that the
increased rates will bring in an additional sixteen hundred
($1,600.00) to two thousand ($2,000.00) dollars in revenue.
There being no further questions by the news media or members of
the Board, upon a motion made by Mr. Leszczynski, seconded by
Mrs. DeClercq and carried, the following Resolution No. 35-1987
was adopted:
RESOLUTION NO. 35-1987
BOARD OF PUBLIC WORKS
CITY OF SOUTH BEND, INDIANA
WHEREAS, I.C. 36-9-11-7 authorizes the Board of Public Works
to fix rates for municipal off-street parking facilities, subject
to approval of the Common Council; and
WHEREAS, increasing maintenance and operating costs make it
necessary to increase existing parking rates.
NOW, THEREFORE, BE IT RESOLVED by the Board of Public Works
of the City of South Bend that the following monthly parking
rates be established for the Municipal Services Facility flat
lot, the Colfax Street Parking Garage and the Jefferson Street
Parking Garage:
SECTION I. The following monthly rates shall be charged for
individual vehicles parked at the Municipal Services Facility
parking lot:
(a) Municipal Services Facility,
700 block of West Sample
Rate
$16.00 per mo.
SECTION II. The following monthly rates shall be charged
for vehicles parked at City operated parking garages:
Rate
(a) Per vehicle, on a month -to -month basis $35.00 per mo.
(b) Per vehicle, on a three-year contract $38.00 per mo.
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(c) Per vehicle, on a five-year contract $42.00 per mo.
(d) Group rates on a monthly contract
5 to 9 vehicles
20 to 49 vehicles
50 or more vehicles
$32.00 per mo.
$29.00 per mo.
$25.00 per mo.
(e) Priority for committing parking spaces within a City
operated parking garage shall be given to vehicles with the
longest term parking contract and the highest monthly rental
rate. Commitment of spaces within a parking garage within a
particular rate structure shall be determined based upon (1) the
number of parking spaces committed per single billing; (2) the
length of time the person has committed spaces within that
garage; and (3) the payment experience of the account.
Persons entering into long term agreements for parking may
be granted an option to renew within the discretion of the Board
of Public Works or its designee.
SECTION III. The following hourly rates shall be charged
for individual vehicles parked at the City operated parking
garages:
Hours
Rate
0 to 1 hour
$
.85
2 hours
$
1.35
3 hours
$
1.60
4 hours
$
1.85
5 to 8 hours
$
2.10
9 to 12 hours
$
2.60
13 to 24 hours
$
3.35
Special event
$
1.00
SECTION IV. This Resolution rescinds and supersedes all
prior resolutions setting rates for municipal parking facilities.
Adopted this 24th day of November, 1987.
CITY OF SOUTH BEND
BOARD OF PUBLIC WORKS
s/John E. Leszczynski, President
s/Patricia E. DeClercq
s/Michael L. Vance
ATTEST:
s/Sandra M. Parmerlee, Clerk
APPROVE RECOMMENDATION TO REJECT PROPOSALS FOR CONSTRUCTION AND
LEASE AND LEASE/PURCHASE FINANCING OF A PARKING GARAGE AT THE
CORNER OF WAYNE AND ST. JOSEPH STREETS
Ms. Ann Kolata, Executive Director, Department of Economic
Development, was present and submitted to the Board a letter from
Mr. Jon Hunt, Executive Director, Department of Economic
Development, concerning the above referred to matter.
Ms. Kolata summarized the letter for the Board. She reminded
Board members that on October 6, 1987, the Board received a
Proposal from Privatization Ventures (PVN) for construction and
lease of a parking garage at the corner of Wayne and St. Joseph
Streets in South Bend. At that time, the Board referred this
Proposal to the Department of Economic Development for review and
recommendation. During this review process, it was determined
that the Department would need additional information regarding
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lease purchase financing in order to review this Proposal.
Therefore, on October 20, 1987, the Board was advised that the
Department found it necessary to obtain information on the cost
of alternative financings since the PVN Proposal was for a lease
only and not a lease with an option to purchase. At that time,
the Board authorized City Controller Michael L. Vance to obtain
proposals for lease/purchase financing in conformity with revised
specifications.
Ms. Kolata advised that in response to that request, Mr. Vance
received seven (7) Proposals with PVN submitting a second
proposal regarding this matter. She stated that the Department
has been reviewing these Proposals and the questions they
raised. She indicated that the second PVN Proposal was found to
be appealing in that it offered the opportunity for the City to
own the garage and that it offered a good guarantee of the price
of the garage. However, there were some concerns regarding the
cost of financing.
Therefore, after reviewing these Proposals, it was determined
that the City would be better served by taking advantage of a new
law which would allow for the establishment of a Redevelopment
Authority which would publicly bid the construction of the
garage, sell bonds and enter into a lease with the Redevelopment
Commission. This process lowers the cost of financing and
provides for public bidding of the project which it is
anticipated will provide the best cost.
At this time, Ms. Kolata advised that the Department of
Redevelopment recommends that the Board reject the Proposal
submitted by Privatization Ventures on October 6, 1987 and reject
the Proposals received by Mr. Vance regarding the lease/purchase
financing of the garage. She stated that it will be recommended
to the Redevelopment Commission that they take steps to establish
a Redevelopment Authority to proceed with the design of the
garage.
In response to questions from the news media, Ms. Kolata advised
that as the City previously contracted with Walker and
Associates, who prepared the preliminary plans and schematic
design of the proposed parking facility, it is anticipated that
the City will ask Walker and Associates to prepare the
construction specifications and documents that will be needed for
this project. She further stated that the Redevelopment
Commission will go through the Board of Public Works to seek bids
for the construction of the garage.
She clarified that the Redevelopment Authority will be the entity
that will sell the bonds referred to above and they will be
repaid out of user fees, revenue from repayment of an Urban
Development Action Grant for the One Michiana Square Project and
tax incremental financing revenue with general obligation
back-up. City Attorney Eugenia S. Schwartz advised that general
obligation back-up on all leases is a typical procedure. Ms.
Kolata further advised that the Common Council is the entity that
must establish a three (3) member Redevelopment Authority with
those members being appointed by the Mayor.
In further response to questions, Ms. Kolata stated that the
anticipated cost of the garage is $3.5 to $4 Million dollars and
will consist of four hundred thirty-six (436) spaces. It is also
anticipated that the construction of the garage will be completed
in 1988.
Therefore, upon a motion made by Mr. Vance, seconded by Mrs.
DeClercq and carried, the recommendation of the Department of
Economic Development to reject the Proposal of Privatization
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Ventures received on October 6, 1987 and the seven (7) Proposals
received by Mr. Vance for the lease/purchase financing of the
garage was accepted and approved.
REJECT BID FOR PEST AND RODENT CONTROL AT POLICE,DEPARTMENT AND
THREE (3) POLICE SUBSTATIONS NOT IN COMPLIANCE WITH BIDDING
REQUIREMENTS
Mr. Leszczynski advised that on November 17, 1987 the Board
opened bids for the above referred to services. He further
advised that it has come to the attention of the Board that the
Non -Collusion Affidavit submitted with the bid of Rose
Exterminator Company, 614 West Calvert Street, South Bend,
Indiana, was not signed. Therefore the bid contains a fatal
defect and must be rejected. Upon a motion made by Mr. Vance,
seconded by Mrs. DeClercq and carried, the bid of Rose
Exterminator Company was rejected.
REJECT ALL BIDS RECEIVED FOR JANITORIAL SERVICES, INCLUDING PEST
AND RODENT CONTROL AT POLICE DEPARTMENT AND THREE (3) POLICE
SUBSTATIONS
Police Chief Charles T. Hurley advised the Board that he has
reviewed the bids received on November 17, 1987, for the above
referred to services, and recommends at this time that the bids
received for pest and rodent control at the Police Department and
three (3) police substations be rejected and that the Board
readvertise for this service.
Additionally, Chief Hurley recommended that the sole bid received
for janitorial services also be rejected at this time.
Therefore, upon a motion made by Mrs. DeClercq, seconded by Mr.
Leszczynski and carried, the above recommendations were accepted,
the bids rejected and the request to readvertise for pest and
rodent control services approved.
APPROVE PURCHASE AGREEMENTS - SALE OF CITY -OWNED PROPERTY AT 1611
& 1613 S. FELLOWS STREET
In accordance with the bids awarded on October 6, 1987, for the
purchase of the City -owned lots at 1611 and 1613 South Fellows
Street in the amounts of $175.00 and $150.00, to Herbert and
Rebecca Swathwood, 1607 South Fellows Street, South Bend,
Indiana, the appropriate Purchase Agreements were being submitted
at this time for Board approval. Upon a motion made by Mrs.
DeClercq, seconded by Mr. Leszczynski and carried, the Purchase
Agreements were approved and the matter referred to the City
Attorney's office for drafting of the appropriate Quit -Claim
Deeds.
REQUEST TO PURCHASE CITY -OWNED LOTS AT 1002 E. CEDAR, 1008 E.
CEDAR, 427 N. EDDY AND 420 NORTH FRANCES STREET - REFERRED
In letters to the Board, Mr. Charles A. Rupley, 16974 Douglas
Road, Mishawaka, Indiana, advised that he is interested in
purchasing the above referred to City -owned lots. Upon a motion
made by Mr. Vance, seconded by Mrs. DeClercq and carried, the
requests were referred to the appropriate City departments and
bureaus for a determination whether or not the City need retain
these lots for any reason.
DENY REQUEST TO PLACE TEN (10) STEEL FENCE POSTS ON PUBLIC
RIGHT-OF-WAY
In a letter to the Board, Mr. & Mrs. Charles L. Ritter, 1541
Musgrave Court, South Bend, Indiana, requested permission to
place approximately ten (10) steel fence posts (6 1/2 ft. x 1
in.) in the treelawn area in line with their mailbox in front of
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their residence during the winter months. Mr. & Mrs. Ritter
stated that the reason for the installation is to keep snow plows
from driving on the lawn and sprinkling system and dumping snow
in their yard. After consideration of this request, Mr.
Leszczynski made a motion that the request be denied. Mr. Vance
seconded the motion and it carried.
REQUEST TO PLACE AERIAL CABLE ACROSS EWING AVENUE - REFERRED
In a letter to the Board, Mr. R. Dale Schrock, Account Executive,
KLF, Inc., 56533 Magnetic Drive, Mishawaka, Indiana, advised that
South Bend Sash and Door, located at 2310 South Main Street, has
purchased property on the northeast corner of the intersection of
South Main and Ewing Avenue and is in need of telephone service
between both properties that will require an aerial cable across
Ewing Avenue. Therefore, he is requesting permission to erect
said cable across Ewing Avenue.
Mr. Schrock further stated that there are I&M utility poles
behind both properties that would allow support of the cable
along with some other cables in place. He indicated that he
understands his responsibility to remove the cable should service
be disconnected for any reason. The cable, if erected, would be
maintained to exceed the maximum height limitations of common
carriers with adequate allowance for sagging.
Upon a motion made by Mr. Leszczynski, seconded by Mrs. DeClercq
and carried, the above request was referred to the appropriate
City departments and bureaus for review and recommendation.
APPROVE TITLE SHEET - ERSKINE PLAZA - TRAFFIC SIGNAL AT IRELAN
ROAD AND HIGH STREET
Mr. Leszczynski advised that the Title Sheet for the above
referred to project was being presented at this time for
execution. Upon a motion made by Mr. Leszczynski, seconded by
Mr. Vance and carried, the above referred to Title Sheet was
approved and signed.
APPROVE HANDICAPPED PARKING PERMIT
Upon a motion made by Mrs. DeClercq, seconded by Mr. Vance and
carried, the following one (1) handicapped parking permit
application was approved and referred to the Deputy Controller's
office for issuance of a permit:
1. George A. Wolf
52193 Gumwood Rd., Granger
APPROVE AND/OR RELEAS
Mr. Melvin Humphrey,
following Contractors
released as follows:
E CONTRACTORS AND EXCAVA
Engineering Department,
and Excavation bonds be
EXCAVATION BONDS
- Louie Seago & Sons Remodeling
Service, Inc.
- LaFree Excavating, Inc.
- Bob Grant Construction
- Diener Supply, Inc.
- Torok Excavating & Demolition
TION BONDS
recommended that the
approved and/or
Released
Released
Released
Approved
Released
CONTRACTORS BONDS
- Steve's Concrete, Inc. Released
- Scott's Concrete of So. Bend, IN Approved
Eff. 11/30/87
Eff. 12/8/87
Eff. 11/24/87
Eff. 11/18/87
Eff. 12/5/87
Eff. 11/24/87
Eff. 11/24/87
Upon a motion made by Mr. Vance, seconded by Mrs. DeClercq and
carried, the above Contractors and Excavation Bonds were approved
and/or released as recommended.
REGULAR MEETING NOVEMBER 24, 1987
ACCEPT AND APPROVE AMENDED IRREVOCABLE LETTER OF CREDIT - CROSS
CREEK, INC.
Mr. Leszczynski stated that St. Joseph Bank and Trust Company,
P.O. Box 6, South Bend, Indiana, has advised that they have
amended their Irrevocable Standby Letter of Credit No. S-8658 in
the amount of $175,851.00 for the account of Cross Creek, Inc.,
828 E. Jefferson Boulevard, South Bend, Indiana, as follows:
Expiry date shall be December 11, 1987 instead of
November 25, 1987.
It was noted that all other terms and conditions remain
unchanged.
Upon a motion made by Mr. Leszczynski, seconded by Mr. Vance and
carried, the amendment to Irrevocable Letter of Credit No. S-8658
was accepted and approved.
FILING OF ENVIRONMENTAL CLEAN-UP OF LOTS REPORT
A report from the Department of Code Enforcement indicating a
total of seventy-four (74) properties cleaned from November 16,
1987 to November 20, 1987, was submitted. Upon a motion made by
Mr. Leszczynski, seconded by Mr. Vance and carried, the report as
submitted was filed.
APPROVE TRAFFIC CONTROL DEVICES
Upon a motion made by Mr. Leszczynski, seconded by Mrs. DeClercq
and carried, the following three (3) traffic control devices were
approved:
1. REMOVAL OF 1 HOUR 6A - 6P - 713 W. Indiana
(Mom's Cafe). (Business Closed).
REMOVAL OF 30 MINUTE PARKING 6A - 6P, REVISED TO
OPEN PARKING - 1140 Western (Jackie's Grill).
(Requested by owner).
3. REVISED TO SNOW ROUTE 1987:
SNOW ROUTE LIST -- 1987
**CHANGED 1987
STREET
FROM
TO
ALPINE
MIAMI
YORK
ALTGELD
WOODMONT
HOKE
ANGELA
PORTAGE
NOTRE DAME
ARDMORE
L.W.W.
SHERIDAN
ARNOLD
SAMPLE
WESTERN
BADER
ROCKNE
IRONWOOD
BARTLETT
LAFAYETTE
MICHIGAN
BEALE
CUSHING
RIVERSIDE DR.
BELLEWOOD DR.
WESTWOOD
SUMMIT DR.
BENDIX
CLEVELAND
ORANGE/OLIVE
BERCLIFF
WINDINGWOOD
MCKINLEY
BERKSHIRE
MIAMI
YORK
BERTRAND
BENDIX
OLIVE
BEYER
SAMPLE
MISHAWAKA
BIRDSELL
LINDEN
WASHINGTON
BOLAND
BENDIX
FOUNDATION DR.
BRIDGETON
WATFORD
SOMERSWORTH
BRONSON
LAFAYETTE
L.W.E.
BROOKMEDE
SPRINGBROOK
IRONWOOD
BYRON
MIAMI
SAMPSON
CALVERT
KEMBLE
IRONWOOD
1
1
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CAMBRIDGE
CEDAR
CHAPIN
CHIPPEWA
CLEVELAND RD. (OLD)
CLEVELAND RD. EXTENSION
COLLEGE
COLUMBIA
COLFAX
COLFAX
CORBY
CORPUS CHRISTI
CRESTWOOD
COUNCIL OAKS (EAST)
COUNCIL OAKS (WEST)
DARDEN RD.
DIAMOND
DOGWOOD
DONMOYER
EASTMONT
EDISON
EDISON AVE.
EDISON RD.
EDDY
EISENHOWER
ELWOOD
ELWOOD
EMERSON
ERSKINE
ERSKINE MANOR HILL
EWING
FALCON
FELLOWS
FORD
FOUNDATION DR.
FOUNDATION CT.
FRANKLIN
GARWAY COMMONS
GERTRUDE
GLENVIEW DR.
GOODLAND
GORDON
GOTHAM
GREENLAWN
HAMILTON
HARROW DR.
HASTINGS
HEPLER
HICKORY
HIGH ST.
HIGH ST.
HILL
HOKE
HOWARD
INDIANA
INGLEWOOD PLACE
IRELAND
IRONWOOD CIRCLE
IRONWOOD
IRVINGTON
JACOB
JACKSON
NOVEMBER 24, 1987
FROM
DUNDEE
MIAMI
NOTRE DAME
PRAIRIE
GERTRUDE
BENDIX DR.
BENDIX
MARQUETTE
MONROE
BIRDSELL
KALEY
NILES
COUNCIL OAKS
EDISON
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TOMAHAWK
GLENVIEW
PORTAGE
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SOUTHLEA
IVY (TWYCKENHAM)
MEADOW LANE
MEADOWVIEW
COOPER BRIDGE
CORBY
GOODLAND
SHERIDAN
MISHAWAKA AVE.
DONMOYER
MIAMI
OLIVE
SAMPLE
MONROE
SAMPLE
LATHROP
FOUNDATION DR.
CALVERT
MIAMI
CHIPPEWA
DARDEN
ELWOOD
ROSE
RIDING MALL
BADER
OLIVE
GARWAY COMMONS
LOGAN
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HEPLER
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DONMOYER
JEFFERSON
ALTGELD
NILES
OLIVE
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LOCUST
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KERN
MICHIGAN
MCKINLEY
MIAMI
TO
G
NASH
BERKSHIRE
ST. LOUIS
L.W.E.
FELLOWS
WEST CITY LIMITS
(U.S. 31)
WEST CITY LIMITS
(U.S. 31)
VASSAR
WESTERN
27TH ST.
MEADE
HICKORY
NO. DEAD END
HEPLER
BOLAND
BENDIX
RIVERSIDE DR.
L.W.W.
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TWYCKENHAM
RIVERSIDE
HICKORY
SAMPLE
WOODLAND
EDISON
VICTORY
PORTAGE
WOODLAND
SUNNYSIDE
EWING
HONAN
IRONWOOD
LINDEN AVE.
IRELAND
WALNUT
BOLAND
EAST TO DEAD END
INDIANA AVE.
HARROW DR.
U.S. 31 BYPASS
VIKING
BENDIX DR.
EDISON
BERKSHIRE
NORTHSIDE
PORTAGE
RIDING MALL
IRONWOOD
HICKORY
MCKINLEY
SAMPLE
RIDGEDALE
SO. BEND AVE.
EWING
EDDY
MIAMI
LATHROP
IRONWOOD
CIRCLE
SO. BEND AVE.
(S.R. 23)
LEER
COLFAX
IRONWOOD
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JEFFERSON
JEFFERSON
JOHNSON
KALEY
KEMBLE
KENMORE
KENMORE
KERN
KESSLER
KESSLER
KESSLER PLACE
LAFAYETTE
LAFAYETTE
LAFAYETTE
LAKE
LAPORTE
LASALLE
LATHROP
LATHROP
LEEPER
LEER
LEER
LILAC
L.W.E.
L.W.W.
LINDEN
LINDEN
LINDEN
LOCUST
LOGAN
LOMBARDY
MADISON
MADISON
MAIN
MANCHESTER
MARION
MARQUETTE
MAYFLOWER CIRCLE
MAYFLOWER (EASE SIDE)
MEADE
MEADOW LANE
MCKINLEY
MIAMI
MICHIGAN
MICHIGAN
MICHIGAN
MISHAWAKA AVE.
**MONROE
NASH
NAVARRE
NILES
NORTHSIDE
NORTH SHORE DR.
NOTRE DAME
OAKCREST
OAK RIDGE
OAKWOOD
O'BRIEN
OLIVE
ORANGE
PARKWAY
PORTAGE
PLEASANT
PRAIRIE
PRAIRIE
PRAST
PROGRESS
NOVEMBER 24, 1987
FROM
JEFFERSON BRIDGE
WILLIAMS
LINDEN
SAMPLE
EWING
PROGRESS
BOLAND (OLD)
MIAMI
ELWOOD
KESSLER PLACE
PORTAGE
LASALLE
ANGELA
LASALLE
WESTERN
WASHINGTON
COLFAX
INGLEWOOD
WEST CITY LIMITS
NO. SHORE DR.
IRVINGTON
IRVINGTON
SOUTHLEA
MONROE
LASALLE
CHIPPEWA
MAYFLOWER
OLIVE
PRAIRIE
MCKINLEY, S., TO AND
LINDEN
NILES AVE.
NOTRE DAME
IRELAND
EDISON
LELAND
OLIVE
SAMPLE
SAMPLE
COLFAX
PARKWAY
SUNNYSIDE
L.W.E.
ANGELA
COLFAX
IRELAND
COOPER RAMPS
STADIUM (LAFAYETTE)
PRAIRIE
PORTAGE
JEFFERSON
ST. LOUIS
ANGELA
ANGELA
TIMBER LANE
CORBY
PORTAGE
MARQUETTE
LATHROP
BENDIX
MEADOW LANE
CLEVELAND
NORTH SIDE
OLIVE
CHAPIN
ARDMORE
KENMORE
TO
LOGAN
ST. JOSEPH
VASSAR
COLFAX
PRAIRIE
VOORDE
CLEVELAND RD.
IRONWOOD
ROSE
WOODWARD
KESSLER BLVD.
INDIANA
NO. SHORE DR.
RIVERSIDE
FORD
WILBUR
JACOB
RIVERSIDE
PORTAGE
ANGELA
L.W.E.
TWYCKENHAM
CLEVELAND
IRONWOOD
MAPLEWOOD
IRELAND
KALEY
WALNUT
IRELAND
INCLUDING BRIDGE
MEADOW LANE
ST. LOUIS
ROCKNE
NAVARRE
MCKINLEY
MICHIGAN
PORTAGE
DOGWOOD
LINDEN AVE.
BENDIX DR.
EDISON AVE.
LOGAN
KERN
LASALLE
WASHINGTON
MONROE
LOGAN
L.W.E.
CALVERT
MICHIGAN
HOWARD
PLEASANT
HOWARD, NILES
JEFFERSON
SYLVAN GLEN
EDISON
RIVERSIDE
VASSAR
PRAIRIE
BIRDSELL
DOGWOOD
NAVARRE
LOGAN
CHAPIN
TAYLOR
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SHERIDAN
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REGULAR MEETING
NOVEMBER
24, 1987
STREET
FROM
TO
RAINBOW
VIKING
SOUTHLEA DR.
REDWING
BENDIX
SUMMIT RIDGE
RIBOURDE DR.
COUNCIL OAK
PORTAGE
RIDGEDALE
IRONWOOD
HIGH
RIDING MALL
HARROW
YORK
RIVERSIDE
MICHIGAN
DARDEN
ROCKNE
MADISON
IRONWOOD
ROCKNE
IRONWOOD
EDISON
ROSE
WEST OF GORDON DR.
RERICK
ST. JOSEPH
MONROE
LASALLE
ST. LOUIS
JEFFERSON
NORTH SIDE
ST. LOUIS
MADISON
CEDAR
SAMPLE
MAYFLOWER
COOPER BRIDGE
SAMPLE
MARIETTA
BEYER
SAMPLE
BYRON
SOUTHERNVIEW
SCENIC
MAYFLOWER
LOMBARDY
SHERIDAN
WESTMOOR
PROGRESS DR.
SHERIDAN
LINDEN
SAMPLE
SHERMAN
RIVERSIDE
QUEEN
SOMERSWORTH
BRIDGETON
IRONWOOD
SORIN
NOTRE DAME
NOTRE DAME
SOUTHEAST DR.
YORK
RIDGEDALE
SOUTHERNVIEW
SAMPSON
IRONWOOD
SOUTHLEA
EASTMONT
LILAC RD.
SOUTH BEND AVE.
HILL
VANESS
SOUTH ST.
TAYLOR
MICHIGAN
SPRINGBROOK
CAROLINE
BYRON
SUMMIT
BELLEWOOD
FORD
SUMMIT RIDGE
SUNNYSIDE
TOMAHAWK
EMERSON
REDWING
ROCKNE
SYLVAN GLEN
OAKCREST
MCKINLEY
THORNHILL
YORK
JACKSON
TIMBER LANE
OAKCREST
BERCLIFF
TOMAHAWK
BOLAND DR. (CITY PARK) SUMMIT RIDGE
TOPSFIELD
IRONWOOD E. TO APTS.
(PINNS LANE)
26TH
PLEASANT
COLFAX AVE.
27TH
COLFAX
MCKINLEY
29TH
JEFFERSON
27TH
30TH
PLEASANT
JEFFERSON
35TH
JEFFERSON
OAKCREST
TUTT
MICHIGAN
LAFAYETTE
TWYCKENHAM
EDISON
RIDGEDALE
VASSAR
PORTAGE
OLIVE
VICTORY
EISENHOWER
MACARTHUR
VIKING
GLENVIEW
RAINBOW
VOORDE
SHERIDAN
BENDIX
WALNUT
PRAIRIE
LAPORTE
WASHINGTON
MAYFLOWER
KALEY
WASHINGTON
BIRDSELL
ST. JOSEPH (US 31)
WATFORD
YORK
BRIDGETON
WAYNE
WILLIAMS
JEFFERSON BRIDGE
WESTERN
MAYFLOWER
JEFFERSON BRIDGE
WESTMOOR
SHERIDAN
OLIVE
WESTWOOD
LINDEN
BELLEWOOD
WILBUR
LAPORTE
PORTAGE
*WILLIAMS
STADIUM (WESTERN)
NAVARRE
WINDING WOOD
SYLVAN GLEN
BERCLIFF
WOODLAWN
PORTAGE
RIVERSIDE
WOODMONT
BROOKMEDE
ALTGELD
WOODWARD
ANGELA
ELWOOD
YORK
BYRON
KERN RD.
YORK
SOUTHEAST DR.
TWYCKENHAM
APPROVE CLAIMS
City Controller Michael L. Vance submitted Claim Docket No. 16672
through Claim Docket No. 16983 and recommended approval. Upon a
motion made by Mr. Vance, seconded by Mrs. DeClercq and carried,
the claims were approved and the report filed.
REGULAR MEETING
ADJOURNMENT
There being no further business
motion made by Mr. Leszczynski,
carried, the meeting adjourned
ATTEST:
Sandra M. Parmerlee, Clerk
NOVEMBER 24, 1987
to come before the Board, upon a
seconded by Mrs. DeClercq and
at 10:19 a.m.
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Patricia E. DeClercq
Michael L. Van e
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