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HomeMy WebLinkAbout11/12/63 Board of Public Works MinutesNovember 12, 1963 A regular meeting of the Board of Public Safety was held on Tuesday, November 12, 1963 at 10:00 A.M. All members were present. Minutes of the last regular meeting were read and approved. Vouchers were approved and ordered paid to the various suppliers. OPENING OF BIDS: POLICE DEPARTMENT_ THREE WHEEL MOTORCYCLES L The time now being after 10:00 A.M. it was so announced and bids for four three -wheel motorcycles were opened and read aloud. Proofs of P'Ubl :catioo"frog=The South Bend Tribune and The Record were found sufficient. The following bidswas -recceived:."' Harlsy_Davidson Sales 526 Western Ave. South Bend, Indiana Unit Price Amount 4 - 1964 Three Wheel Motorcycles $19742.50 $61,970.00 Trade-in 6 Three Wheel Motorcycles #31 $350.00 #26 225.00 #27 225.00 #29 175.00 #40 225.00 #20 150.00 _ $1,350.00� Total - Less Trade-ins $5,620.00 Bid Bond for 10%:`,of the Bid, signed by Wm. Kocsis Non -Collusion Affidavit, signed by Wm. Kocsis Since this was the only bid received, a decision will not be made until }prices and allowances are checked. Bid must also meet all specifications. ELECTRICAL DEPARTMENT ( INSTALLATIONS_) Following the recommendation of the Electrical Department, the following installations were approved: 1 - 4000 lumen street light at 716 E. LaSalle Ave. 1 - 4000 lumen street light at 111 S. Notre Dame Ave. REJECTION Following the recommendation of the Electrical Department, the following request --was rejected: Street Lights in the alley of 1200 Block Thomas Street and the 700 Block Of E. LaSalle Ave. PETITION: ELECTRICAL DEPARTMENT ( STREET LIGHT ) A Petition from residents of the N. Lawrence Street area for a street light at 1108 N. Lawrence Street was referred to the Electrical Department for investigation and recommendation. STREET LIGHT OUTAGE REPORTS Street Light Outage Reports were accepted and ordered placed on file. POLICE DEPARTMENT: RETIREMENT-INSP_._RRHUNT )_ At the request of Inspector Russell L. Hunt of the Police Department, the Board accepted his request for retirement, effective December 1, 1963. The Board hereby goes on record to congratulate Inspector Hunt for his many years of loyal service to the City and to the Police Department and wish him well. APPLICATION: POLICE DEPARTMENT An application for the Police Department from David John Drajer was accepted and ordered placed on file. SPECIAL POLICE BONDS LPYCLIK AND KONYA - TORRINGTON The Board approved Special'_Police Bonds for Joseph Pyclik and Andrew S. Konya, employed as Special Police by Torrington Company, and ordered same placed on file. REQUEST: MUSCULAR DYSTROPHY FUND DRIVE USE OF FIRE STATIONS The Board granted a request from the Muscular Dystrophy Association to use various Fire Stations as collection points for the kits the M.S. marchers turn in. The Board also approved the request to use fire department personnel who have volunteered to distribute canisters through -out the city and will pick up the canisters around December 1. The Board further approved the use of a police officer to go to the V.F.W. Home on Lincolnway at 11:00 P.M. on November 129 1963 to act as escort when the funds collected on this day which is the day of the Fund Drive are taken to the bank for deposit. BUILDING DEPARTMENT MONTHLY_ REPORT_) A Report for the month -:of October, 1963 was accepted from the Building Department and ordered placed on file. SUB -STANDARD_ DIVISION ( HEARINGS With reference to property located at 302 S. Liberty Street, a letter from George Sands, attorney, representing Mr. Washington, the owner, to the Board requested a continuance on this hearing until January 7, 1964 in order to give Mr. Washington time to make all necessary repairs, as ordered. Continuance granted until January 7, 1964. With reference to property located at 416 S. Meade Street, owned by Mr. William Cinal, Mr. Grabarz appeared before the Board to advise the Board that repair orders issued almost one year ago have not been completed. Mr. Cinal also appeared and informed the Board that because of the serious illness of his father, he had not had sufficient time to make the repairs. He requested additional time to complete the work. After hearing Mr. Grabarz and Mr. Cinal, the Board ruled that a continuance be granted until December 23, 1963. APPLICATION: FIRE DEPARTMENT An application for the Fire Department from Leo Joseph Ryback, Jr. was accepted and ordered placed on file. There being no further business to come before the Boardx the meeting was adjourned at 10:45 A.M. Attest: Ant-@3ny J. Sabo, Clerk