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March 9, 1970.
A regular meeting of the Board of Public Works and Safety convened at 9:30
A.M., with all members present.
BIDS OPENED FOR STREET MATERIALS
This being the date set for receiving bids for the following street materials:
Item #1 - 35,000 tons hot asphaltic concrete
Item #2 - 12,000 tons limestone aggregate
Item #3 - 275,000 gallons emulsified asphalt
Item #4 - 220,000,gallons dust control oil
Item #5 - 40,000, tons var4o0s^graVdts and-+idelcontrol sand
Item #6 - 900.tons .street patching material
Item #7 - 250 cubic yards ready -mix concrete (Class A)
100 Cubic yards ready -mix concrete (Class B)
the Clerk tendered proofs of publication of notice in the South Bend Tribune
and the Tri County News on February 20 and February 27, 1970, which were read
and found to be proper. The following bids were received
American Oil Company, Research and Development Building, 2500 New York Avenue,
Whiting, Indiana. Non collusion affidavit was found to be proper. Bid was
accompanied by a proposal bond in the amount of $2500.00. Bid being:
Item #4 - 220,000 gallons cut back asphalt and road oil
SC grade @ 11.60� per gal.
Me grade @ 12.60t per gal.
RC grade @ 12.85fi per gal.
Bitucote Products Co., 1824,Knox Avenue, St. Louis, Missouri, 63139. Non
collusion affidavit was found to be proper. Bid was accompanied by a bid bond
in the amount of $5,378.00. Bid being:
Item #3 - @ $0.1691 (tank truck) $0.1580 (tank car)
@ $0.1941 (tank truck) $0.1830- (tank car)
Bill Brinley Landscaping , 2119 Portage Avenue, South Bend, Indiana, 46616.
Non collusion affidavit was Jound to be proper. Bid was accompanied by con-
tractor's bond for supplies,in the amount of $4,000.00. Bid being:
Item #5 - 20,000
tons
#73
gravel
@
$1.03
4,000
tons
pit
run gravel
@
.73
4,000
tons
#5
stone
@
1.25
4,000
tons
#12
stone
@
1.10
4,000
tons
P-Fill
@
'.93
4,000
tons
ice
control sand,
.60
Chevron Asphalt Co., P. O.,Box 38014, Cincinnati, Ohio, 45238. Non collusion
affidavit was found to be proper. Bid bond for $6,300.00 accompanied the bid.
Bid being:
.Item #3 - 275,000 gals. emulsified asphalt at $0.2290 per gal.
Emulsified Asphalts, Inc., 4900 S. Mason Avenue, Chicago, Illinois. Non
collusion affidavit was found to be proper. Bid was accompanied by certified
check in the amount of $5,000.00. Bid being: -
Item #3 - 275,000 gals. emulsified asphalt
SS-1(h) anionic @ $0.138 (truck transport) $0.1310 (tank car)
SS-KH cationic @ $0.1630 (truck transport) $0.1560 (tank car)
Kuert Concrete, Inc., 3113 Lincolnway West, South Bend, Indiana, 46628. Non
collusion affidavit was found to be proper. Bid was accompanied by bid bond
for 10% of the total bid. Bid being:
Item #7 - Class A ready mix concrete @ $15.45 per cu. yd. (f.o.b. vendor's plant)
@ $17.20 per cu. yd. (f.o.b. job site)
Class B ready mix concrete @ $13.75 per cu. yd. (f.o.b. vendor's plant)
@ $15.50 per cu. yd. (f.o.b. job site)
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Material Service Corp., 300 W. Washington Street, Chicago, Illinois, 60606.
Non collusion affidavit was found to be proper. The bid was accompanied by
a bid bond in the amount of $4,500.00. Bid being:
Item #2 - 12,000 tons limestone aggregate @ $350 per ton
Parkway Asphalt, Inc., 59755 Market Street, South Bend, Indiana, 46614. Nbn
collusion affidavit was found to be proper. Bid was accompanied by bid bond in
the amount of 100% of the total bid. Bid being:
Item #1 - 35,000 tons hot asphaltic concrete:
Base mixture - $4.40
Binder - 4.50
Surface course - 5.45
Item #2 - 12,000 tons mineral aggregate @ $3.25.
Item #5 - #73 gravel
@
$1.10
Pit run gravel
@
.60
#5 stone
@
3.25
#12 stone
@
3.25
P-fill
@
0.74
Ice control sand
@
0.65
South Bend Sand and Gravel Corp., 3113 Lincolnway West, South Bend, Indiana.
Non collusion affidavit was found to be proper. Bid accompanied by bid bond
in the amount of 109/o of the total bid. Bid being:
Item #5 - Sand 14-1 or 14-2 @ $0.70
Sand 17 @ .70
Ice control sand @ 0.60
Rice gravel @ 1.30
Western Indiana Aggregates, Inc., P. 0. Box 1098, Lafayette, Indiana. Non
collusion affidavit was found to be proper. Bid was accompanied by bid bond
in the amount of $5,000.00. Bid being:
Item #5 - #73 gravel @ $1.20
Pit run gravel @ 0.40
#5 gravel P.@ 2.15
#12 gravel 1.05
P-fill gravel @ 0.60
Ice control sand @ 0.70
Item #2 - 12,000 tons limestone aggregate @ $3.30 per ton.
Westville Oil & Manufacturinq Co., Division of Cam -Or, Inc., Box 587,
Westville, Indiana, 46391. Non collusion affidavit was found to be proper.
Bid was accompanied by certified check for $1,000.00.• Bid being:
Item #4 - 220,000 gal, dust control oil @ $0.054 per gal.
Upon motion made, seconded and unanimously carried, the bids were referred to
the City Engineer and the Street Commissioner for study and recommendation to
the Board.
APPLICATION FOR APPOINTMENT TO FIRE DEPARTMENT
The application of William Linnville Raker for appointment to the South Bend
Fire Department was filed with the Board and referred to the Personnel Director
for further.processing.
APPLICATION FOR APPOINTMENT TO POLICE DEPARTMENT
The application of Robert Stanley Aquirre for appointment to the South Bend
Police Department was filed with the Board and referred to the Personnel
Director for further processing.
COMMISS CIN APPROVED. - SPECIAL POLICE OFFICER JOSEPH LEE SCHUBERT
Upon motion, made, seconded and unanimously carried, and upon the recommendation
of Chief of Police Loren M. Bussert, the Board approved the issuance of a
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special police commission to Joseph Lee Schubert in t•he scope of his employ-
ment at Redden Travel Bureau, Mr. Schubert having formerly served as a special
police officer while employed by the St. Joseph Hospital.
REQUEST TO ATTEND INSTITUTE - SGT. MICHAEL BORKOWSKI
Uporr the recommendation of Chief of Police Loren M. Bussert, it was moved,
seconded and unanimously carried to approve the attendance of Sergeant Michael
Borkowski at a twelve weeks course of instruction at the University of
Louisville, Southern Police Institute for Executive Development and Po Lice
Administration, Louisville, Kentucky, commencing March 15, 1970.
FIRE DEPARTMENT - CHAPLAIN
Communication from Fire Chief Joseph L. Zurat of the chosing of F ather F.
Thomas Lallak as assistant to Rev. James Healy as chaplain of the South
Bend Fire Department was read and ordered filed.
BUILDING DEPARTMENT - SUB -STANDARDS DIVISION
Ir-
°J. W. Adamson, Sub -Standards Director, appeared before the Board and the
following matters were taken up.
315 Parkovash. Mrs. Clara Strandberg, 323 P arkovash, and Mrs. Frederick
Mutzl, 320 Parkovash, appeared before the Board and complained of the con-
dition of the property at 315 Parkovash and requested some action be taken
to correct the situation.
Mrs. Strandberg stated in the three years she has lived there nothi-ng has
been done to improve the condition of the property. Mrs. Mutzl stated she
has lived at 320 Parkovash 29 years and would like to improve her property
except for the deteriorated condition of the property next door. It was
explained that the Board is concerned with the safety hazard of a structure
and does not have unli-mited authority as to its condition; that this house
while it may be in need of paint and carpentry work, is not in a condition
where the Board would have jurisdiction.
Upon motion made, seconded and unanimously carried, the Sub -Standards director
was directed to keep the property under survdillance.
Mr. Taylor moved the Legal Department be requested to render written in-
structions to the Sub -Standards Department relative to its right of entry
i-n the case of occupied and unoccupied property, where •right of entry Us
either denied or permitted. The motion was seconded and carried, and the
matter was referred to the Legal Department for opinion.
513 S. Walnut Street. Mrs. Doris Modas, 50555 Hollyhock Road, South Bend,
Indiana, daughte—r-77 the deceased owner of the property, appeared before the
Board and stated that if the City wanted the property they could have it;
that it has been broken into and vandalized and is of little value. Upon
motion made, seconded and unanimously carried, the Sub -Standards Director
was authorized to -seek bids for the demolition of the property at 513 S.
Walnut Street.
509 S. Walnut Street. Rex Moore appeared before the Board as requested, and
stated he is putting aluminum siding on the property which will be completed
as soon as the weather is better, and that the house is closed up. Upon
motion made, seconded and carried, the matter was continued indefinitely and
the Sub -Standards Director was directed to keep the property under surveillance.
1132 S. Franklin Street. Mr. Adamson reported that Anna Bellakovich who was
requested to appear before the Board is deceased; that Clem Winkowski oversees
the property and says there is no money in -the estate and taxes on the property
are delinquent; that there have been two or three fires in the building, and
that the Health Department has complained about the property. Upon motion
made, seconded and unanimously carried, the Sub -Standards Director was authorized
to seek bids for demolition of the structure at 1132 S. Franklin Street.
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1.141 S. Michigan Street. Neither George nor Victoria Bernath appeared as
requested. Mr. Adamson reported the owners have been given a list of neces-
sary repairs to bring the property up to standard and that the building was
posted in January, 1970, as unsafe; that the building was occupied by five
families and they have all been relocated except one family. Upon motion
made, seconded and unanimously carried, permission was granted to the Sub -
Standards Director to seek bids for demolition of the premises at 1141 S.
Michigan Street.
751 S. Michigan Street. Mrs. Felix J. Boadway did not appear as requested.
Mr. Adamson reported this property has been severely damaged by fire.
Demolition contractor Jerry Davis, present at the meeting, stated he has a
contract with the owner for demolition of the structure. Upon motion made,
seconded and carried, the matter was continued one week to permit the owner
to demolish the property.
816 Oak Street. Mr. Adamson stated nothing further has been heard from John
Lamirand who appeared before the Board on February 24 and was to close the
property or dispose of it, and that the property is still open. Upon motion
made, seconded and unanimously carried, the Sub -Standards Director was granted
permission to seek bids for the demolition of the property at 816 Oak Street.
1229 E. Cedar:rStreet. Nr. Adamson reported this building is to be rehabilitated
and the motion was made, seconded and unanimously carried to continue the matter
indefinitely, and the Sub -Standards Director was directed 'to keep the property,
under surveillance.
518 S. Rush Street. Mr. Adamson reported this property is to be demolished by
the owner. Upon motion made, seconded and unanimously carried, the matter.was
continued one week.
1016 W. Washington. Demolition contractor Jerry Davis, present at the meeting,
stated he is trying to buy this property. Upon motion made, seconded and
unanimously carried, the matter was continued one week.
1143 S. Franklin Street. Upon motion.made, seconded and unanimously carried,
this matter was continued one week.
745 Frances Street. Upon motion made, seconded and carried, permission was
granted the Sub -Standards Director to seek bids for demolition of the structure
at 745 Frances Street.
123 N.Aackson Street. Mr. Adamson reported this bu 1ding partially closed.'
Upon motion made, seconded and unanimously carried_, the matter was continued
one week, and the Sub -Standards Director was instructed to contact Clem
Winkowski, representative of the owner, to advise that if no action is taken
by the owner the structure will be taken down by the City. (Clem Winkowski
appeared before the Board at 11:35 A.M. and advised that the property is being
sold on a land contract.)
301 Hydraulic. Richard Muesei, owner of this property, appeared before the Board
and stated that the property has now been properly secured. Upon motion made,
seconded and unanimously carried the matter was continued until -April 13, 1970.
Demolition bids opened:
This being the date set, bids for demolition of the following properties were
opened. Bid bonds were examined and found to be proper. Bids being:
125 N. Jackson Street:
O'Neal.cTrucking Co. $215.00
B & J Demolition Co. 395.00
Bryant Excavating Co. 260.00
A & J Demolition Co. 310.00
Midwest Demolition Co. 249.00
It was moved, seconded and unanimously carried that contract for demolition
of the premises at 125 N. Jackson Street be awarded to O'Neal Trucking Company
on its low bid of $215.00.
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1205 W. Colfax Avenue: Mr. Adamson reported that demolition contractor
Bradberry, without bond and without permit, had removed the building at
1205 W. Colfax. Mr. Adamson submitted a bid received from the Midwest
Demolition Company, which was opened, being in the amount of $1.00'and
other costs." Mr. Adamson was.directed to contact Mr. Bradberry and
instruct him regarding demolition procedures.
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B & J Demolition Co. $670.00
Bryant Excavating Co. 520.00
A & J Demolition Co. 310.00
Midwest Demolition Co. 469.00
O'Neal Trucking Co. 369.00
It was moved, seconded and unanimously carried that contract for demolition
of the structure at 123 E. Paris Street be awarded to A & J Demolition Company
on its low bid of $310.00.
517 S. Rush Street:
O'Neal Trucking Co. $685.00
Bryant Excavating Co. 725.00
A & J Demolition Co. 975.00
Midwest Demolition Co. 698.00
It was moved, seconded and unanimously carried that contract for demolition
of the structure at 517 S. Rush -Street be awarded to O'Neal Trucking Company
on its low bid of $685.00.
120 E. South Street:
Bryant Excavating Co. $810.00
A & J Demolition Co. 975.00
Midwest Demolition Co. 598.00
O'Neal Trucking Co. 749.00
It was moved, seconded and unanimously carried that contract for demolition
of the structure at 120 E. South Street be awarded to Midwest Demolition
Company on its low bid of $598.00.
Request for sub -standard property owners to appear before Board 3/23/70
Upon motion made, seconded and carried, the Board -approved the request of
Sub -Standards Director for owners of sub -standard properties as follows
to appear before the Board on March 23, 1970.
Melburn and Margie C. Yeager - 117 E. Elder Street
Mrs. Crystal Perry - 1302 27th Street
Bernard Thomas - 1320 Hine Street
Jean Pridmon Bryon - 9362 W. LaSalle Street
Francis Perkins - 510 E. Ohio Street
623 N. Birdsell. The complaint of Frank J. Blankert; 624 N. Birdsell and
other neighbors concerning the condition of the property at 623 N. Birdsell
was submitted by Mr. Adamson. Mr. Adamson reported the Sub -Standard file
on this property dates back to 1957; that the property, owned by Edward
Cecielski, is a two apartment building, and that the owner has been furnished
a list of necessary repairs to bring it up to standard but that he has
not complied with the request. Mr. Adamson was directed to make further
investigation.
1726 S. Taylor. The complaint of Mrs. Paul Szalay, 1822 S. Taylor Street
and other neighbors concerning the condition of the property at 1726 S.
Taylor Street was submitted by Mr. Adamson. Mr. Adamson was directed to
make further investigation .
MUNICIPAL PARKING GARAGES -PROPOSAL OF HARLAND BARTHOLOMEW & ASSOCIATES
It was moved, seconded and unanimously carried that the Board of Public Works
and Safety, on behalf of the City of South Bend, Indiana, enter into an agree-
ment with Harland Bartholomew and Associates, 188 Jefferson Avenue, Memphis,
Tennessee, 38103, for a study on the administration of the City's parking
system, including a validation procedure, appropriate for the two municipal
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parking garages located at the southeast corner of Colfax and Main Streets and
at the northwest corner of St. Joseph. Street and Jefferson Boulevard,*and that
the President of the Board be authorized to accept the proposal on behalf of
the Board.
Such study is to be made for a total fee of $3,200.00 payable at $1200..00 at the
end of the first month following the date of notification to proceed; $1200.00
at the end of the second month following receipt of notification to proceed;
and $800.00 upon submitting letter of report.
DEDICATION FILED - VACATION RESOLUTION NO. 3286 - STEPHEN G. BOSKEY
Grant of easement for a cul de sac as a public right of way in Vacation
Resolution No. 3280, being for the vacation of certain alleys and a portion
of Rose Street on the petition of Stephen G. Boskey and others, was filed
with the Board by Robert J. DuComb,. attorney for petitioner, and, upon motion
made, seconded and carried was referred to the Engineering Department for
confirmation of the location ofthe cul de sac.
PLANS AND SPECIFICATIONS APPROVED FOR SEWER CONSTRUCTION - ROSEMARY LANE
Upon motion made, seconded and unanimously carried, the Board approved the
plans and specifications for the construction of sewer extension in Rosemary
lane. April 6, 1970, was set as the time for receiving bids, and the Clerk
was directed to give notice by publication in the South Bend Tribune and the
Tri County News on March 13 and March 20, 1910.
REQUEST TO SEEK BIDS FOR DEMOLITION OF 117 S. LAFAYETTE BOULEVARD
Upon motion made, seconded and unanimously carried, the Board approved the
request of the City Engineer for permission to have the building at 117 S.
Lafayette demolished. Since such bids will be less than $2000.00, the Clerk
is authorized to post notice that bids will be received for the demolition of
the building at 117 S. Lafayette Boulevard until 9:30 A.M., on March 16,
1970, in Room 1308 County City Building.
REQUEST TO ADVERTISE FOR DRAPERIES FOR CITY OFFICES
Upon motion made, seconded and unanimously carried, permission was granted
b the Purchasing Director to advertise for bids for draperies for City offices
on the 4t h, 12th, 13th and 14th floors of the County City Building. March 23,
1970, was set as the time for receiving bids and the C.lerk was directed to
give notice by publication in the South Bend Tribune and the Tri County ,News on
March 13 and March 20, 1970.
AGREEMENT FOR SEWER CONSTRUCTION - PLACE AND COMPANY
Upon motion made, seconded and unanimously carried, the Board approved and
executed sewer construction agreement with Place and Company for -the
installation of a sanitary sewer to service certain lands belonging to Place
and Company, located southerly of Jackson Road and easterly of Miami Street
and northerly of Kern Road, more particularly set out as follows:
The first 1838.32 feet being a 12 inch sewer and the last
610 feet being a .10 inch'sewer, all within the following
described easement:
Part of Section 31, Township 37 north, Range 3 east, in St.
Joseph County, Indiana, being a strip of land 15 feet wide,
7.5 feet either side of a line described as follows:
Beginning on the north line of Kensington Farms at a point
327.04 feet east of the northeast corner of Kensington Farms
Third Section, Part Two, as recorded; thence south 440 05'
57" west,'231 feet; thence south 090 55' 03" east 265.67
feet; thence south 040 28' 53" east 214 feet- thence south
340 11' 23" east, 154 feet; thence south 766 25' 28" east,
321 feet- thence south 010 18' 02" east, 138 feet• thence
south 00 54' 28" west, 139 feet; thence south 88a 51' 35"
east, 375.65 feet; thence south 000 03' 50" west, 610 feet
to a point that is approximately 40' north and 20' east of
the southeast corner of the southwest Quarter, Section 31,
Township 37 north, Range 3 east (being also the southeast
corner of Kensington Farms Fourth Section as recorded).
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AGREEMENT FOR SEWER CONSTRUCTION - CREST MANOR
Upon motion made, seconded and unanimously carried, the Board approved and
executed sewer construction agreement with Crest Manor Development Corpora-
tion for the installation of a combination sanitary and storm sewer to
service certain lands belonging to Crest Manor Development Corporation,
located southerly of Jackson Road and easterly of Miami Street, more par-
ticularly set out as follows:
Beginning at the northwest corner of the Park (Retention Area)
as shown on the recorded plat of Crest Manor, Section 4
Subdivision (Bk. 22 Pg.C) at a manhole located in the utility.
easement at the common corner of Lots 181 and 182 and the Park
Area; thence southeasterly across the Park Area 326 lineal -:feet
to a manhole located in the utility easement at the common
corner of Lots 184 and 186 and the Park Area; thence southeasterly
through the utility easements adjoining Lots 184, 185, 186 and 152
to a manhole located at the common corner of Lots 150, 151 and
152; thence southeasterly through the utility easement between Lots
150 and 152 to a manhole located in the utility easement at the
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common corner of Lots 150 and 152 Crest Manor, Section 4
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and Lot 221 and the Park Area of Crest Manor, Section 8, Part 3
Subdivision as recorded (Bk. 23, Pg. C); thence southeasterly
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through the utility easement located at the rear (east end) of
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Lots 221, 222 and 223 Crest Manor, Section 8, Part 3, to a man-
hole located in the utility easement at the common corners of
Lots 223, 224 and 225; thence southwesterly through the utility
easement between Lots 224 and 225 to a manhole located -in the
street (Berkshire Drive) right of way at the common corners of
Lots 214 and 215; thence southeasterly through the utility easement
between Lots 214 and 215 to a manhole located in the utility
easement at the southern common corners of Lots 214 and 215 Crest
Manor, Section 8, Part 3. (The sewer from the beginning of this
description to this last described manhole is a 21 inch combined
sanitary storm sewer. The balance of the description covers
only a 12 inch sanitary sewer); thence southwesterly through
a utility easement at the rear (west end) of Lots numbered 259, 260,
261 and 262, Crest Manor, Section 9, Part 1, Subdivision as
recorded (Bk. 23, page C) to a manhole located in the utility
easement at the western common corners of Lots 262 and 263;
thence southwester y through the utility easement at the rear
(western end) of Lots 263 and 264 to a manhole located in the
utility easement at the southwestern corner of Lot 264; thence
through the following described easement given to the City of
South Bend in September of 1968 by Crest Manor Development
Corporation (beginning point this easement overlaps the last
described manhole at the southwestern corner of Lot 264,
Crest Manor Section 9, Part 1, and extends generally in a
westerly and southerly direction) a strip of land in the west
Half of Section 31, Township 37 north, Range 3 east, Centre
Township, St. Joseph County, Indiana, 10 feet in width tying
5 feet either side of the following described lines:
Beginning at a point which is 27 feet easterly of the southern
most corner of Lot 209 in Crest Manor, Section 6, as recorded;
thence south 430 56' 49" west, 135 feet to the western most
line of Lot 266 in Crest Manor, Section 10, as proposed; also
a strip of land in such west Half of Section 31, 15 feet in
width, lying 7.5 feet either side of the following described
lines: Beginning at the western most corner of said Lot 266
in Crest Manor, Section 10, as proposed; thence south 390 33'
55" east, 357 feet; thence south 490 54' 00" west, 230 feet;
thence south 230 20' 41" east, 139 feet to the south 1-ine of
such Crest Manor plat, Section 10, as proposed, and being also
the north line of Kensington Farms plat, Section 5 as proposed.
The above described sewer is the extension of a previously re-
corded sewer, entered into pursuant to Chapter 182 of the 1955
Acts of the Indiana General Assembly by Al Nall and Associates,
Inc., and recorded in Misc. Record Book 220, beginning at page
627, St. Joseph County Recorder's office.
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NOTICE TO PROCEED WITH bESIGN PLANS FOR DETENTION BASIN - CLYDE CREEK
It was moved, seconded and unanimously carried that notice be given to
Clyde E. Williams and Associates, Inc., to proceed with design plans for
the detention basin #3, and associated facilities, in the Clyde Creek
Drainage Basin, subject to the approval of the State Board of Tax
Commissioners of appropriation ordinance.
NOTICE TO PROCEED WITH DESIGN PLANS - NORTHEAST AREA DRAINAGE BASIN
It was moved, seconded and unanimously carried that notice be given to
Charles W. Cole & Son, Inc., to proceed on the design plans for detention
basins and associated facilities in the northeast area drainage basin,
subject to the approval of the State Board of Tax Commissioners of;appropri-
ation ordinance.
REQUEST TO HOLD WHITE CANE SALE - BLIND AND SIGHTED WORKERS OF ST. JOSEPH CO.
Upon motion made, seconded and unanimously carried, the Board approved the
request of Walter Rakowski, on behalf of the Blind and Sighted Workers of
St. Joseph County, llth floor County City Building, South Bend, Indiana, to
hold its annual white cane sale, in the downtown area, between the hours of
12:00 noon and 8:00 P.M., April 17 th May 2, 1970, it being understood that
permission for such sales has been granted by the Charitable Solicitations
Commission.
IN -KIND RENT VOUCHERS FOR MARCH - ACTION, Inc.
In -kind rent vouchers for March, 1970, for F ire Station #5 and #7, in the
amounts of $169.62 and $200.00 by ACTION, Inc., were ordered filed.
STOP SIGN - BELLEWOOD AT SUMMIT
Upon motion made, seconded and unanimously carried, the Board approved the
recommendation of the Traffic Engineering Department for the installation
of a stop sign on Bellewood at Summit Street.
REMOVAL OF STREET LIGHTS ON VACATED STREETS APPROVED
Upon motion made, seconded and unanimously carried, the Board approved the
recommendation of the Traffic Engineering Department for the removal of
street lights on Franklin Street, south of Western - one 1000L UG BLVD
at the alley south of Western; and one 4000L INC OH WP (J257-876) on
Brookfield at Colfax.
SPECIAL POLICE OFFICER'S BOND
Certificate continuing special police officer's bond on behalf of Steve
Olawski to 9/26/70 was approved and ordered filed.
GENERAL INSURANCE
Certificate of general insurance on behalf of LaRite Roofing and Insulating
Company, Inc., to 2/10/71 was ordered filed.
BXCXVAT`1"ON BOND
Certificate continuing excavation bond on behalf of Sollitt Construction Company
to 4/2/71 and excavation bond for Louis M. Seago to 2/14/71 were approved and
ordered filed.
STREET LIGHT OUTAGE REPORTS for the per'od 2/25/70 to 3/6/70 were ordered filed.
There being no further business to come before the Board, the meeting adjourned
at 12.20 P_M_