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HomeMy WebLinkAbout01/18/65 Board of Public Works MinutesJanuary 18, 1965 A regular meeting of the Board of Public Safety was held on Monday, January 18, 1965 at 10:00 A.P. All members were present. Minutes of the last regular meeting were read and approved. Vouclaers were approved and ordered paid to the various suppliers. BUILDING DEPARn ENT - SUB-ST D HEARINGS } Comes now Mr. Richard Liszewski, Sub -Standard Division Supervision, and advises the Board that Mr. Orrie Parker, attorney for Charles Mack, party who is buying property on Land Contract, requested an additional 30 days continuance in order to complete sale of property, located at 1217 S. Rush Street. Mrs, -Harry Ticodemis holds title to this property. Permission granted. Hearing continued for 30 days. Mr. Harry Polis, mimer of property located at 810-?1 and 812 E. Colfax Avenue requested permission for an -extension of hearing for 60,days U'z to allow sufficient time for fumigation and repair. Permission granted. - - - - With reference to property located at 126 LaPorte Avenue, owned by Benny Korpal, Mr. Liszewski requested permission to post building as sub -standard. This building is now vacant. Permission granted. Pair. Liszewski submitted a progress report on the following properties: A representative of the V.O.P. Investment Company, Inc., reported to 11r, Liszew8ki that this: Corporation had taken over property located at 715 Marietta which had been sold to Mrs. Lottie King under Land Contract. Since Mrs. King had defaulted in this Contract, this property has reverted to -the V.O.P. Investment Co., Inc.; and would be repaired, as needed. Property owned by Mrs. Lottie King, located at 212 Marietta is now being cleaned up by Mrs. King. Property owned by Pars. Lottie King, located at 234 E. Sample Street will be torn down, as previously reported. No date has been set for such demolition. Eugene Radecki, Electrical Department Superintendent, requested permission to have Board approval for future installation of street lights, as they are needed, in"Fairfax Estates and Ireland Heights Additions. Approval was granted for the future installation of the following street lights: 1. Fairfax Drive and Northlee Court in Fairfax Estates - 1 4000 lumen light. 2. Byron Drive and Kennedy Drive, Ireland Heights Addition - 1 4000 lumen light. 3. Kevin Court, Ireland Heights Addition - 1 4000 lumen light. Clem Hazinski, Traffic Director, submitted a report concerning the proposed installation of a brighter street light at intersection of Jefferson Boulevard and.Ironwood Drive. The Engineering Department was directed to investigate a recommendation made by the Electrical Department to install a 211000 lumen street light at the above -mentioned intersection. Mr. Hazinski-reported that studies of this type could be more conclusive with such a street light in place. Mr. Hazinski recommended that this installation be made and future studies and reports,be submitted, as to whether this type of illumination solves the traffic hazard problem at this location. The Board approved such installation. RFPnR.T OF F.TWITRTrAT. T1RPA'R'MW1KVP. :C VT?rP TTr_um TMOMATTArnTrmzc f 7n With reference to a request for street light installations on Louise Street at Junior Achievement and the Y.M.C.A. Gene Radecki, Electrical Department Superintendent recommended that two 6000 lumen type street lights be installed to relieve the dark condition in this area. The Board referred this request and recommendation to the City Engineer for study and further recommendation. Eugene Radecki, Electrical Department, submitted a report to the Board with reference to a proposal.from Indiana & Michigan Electric Company to replace 12 - 1,000 lumen (92) watt) underground street lights on Corby Boulevard between Niles Avenue and St. Louis Boulevard with 6 - 6,000'lumen (405;watt) overhead street lights, properly spaced as shown on an attached drawing. The present cost to the City of $24.00 per month. Under the new lighting system the cost would be 21.90 per month. The Board approved the replacement but directed Mr. Radecki to contact the residents in this area and explain the advantages of the new higher powered lighting system. TRAFFIC ENGINEER: PETITION FOR`:STOP : SIGN ( CLEVELAND & VASSAR ) A Petition from residents of Cleveland and Vassar Avenues fora stop sign installation was submitt 4 to the Board and referred to the Traffic Engineer for inveatigation and recommendation. TRAFFIC ENGINEER: TRAFFIC SIGN INSTALLATION PROPOSAL A list of proposed traffic sign installations submitted by Clem Hazinski, Traffic Engineer, was submitted to the Board, examined and taken under advisement. PO,�.TCE DEPARTMENT ATTEND- NATIONAL IIID WINTER PISTOL TjATCHES Permission was granted Police Chief Hampton to send the following Police officers to Tampa Florida from 14arch 8 through March 19, 1965 for the. National Mid -Winter Pistol Matches. The Fraternal Order of.Police, Lodge #36 will finance the trip: Sgt. R. Albright, Patrolman J. Radecki., F. Szuba, J. Szweda and G. Zubler. I �J APPIN&IQN: FIRE �AR�NT An application for the Fire Department from Russell Eugene Beery was accepted and ordered placed on file. RE• =ING - QUAMS FILED --;AGAINST ED_WARD a. RAWR92KI, PPLIM DEPARTMENT William A. Hosinski, Attorney -at -Law, City of South Bend, Indiana, having this date filed vrith the Board of Public Safety, his written request for a continuance of the scheduled hearing on charges preferred against Edward J. Navroocki, said scheduled hearing being set pursuant to notice served to Edward J. Nawrocki for January 19, 1965 at 10:00 A.M. at a special meeting of the Board of Public Safety to be held in the Conference Room on the second floor of City Hall and the Clerk of the Board of Public Works & Safety is hereby ordered to notify Mr. William A. Hosinski and Mr. Edward J. Nawrocki that said request is now granted and said hearing is now continued to February 2, 1965 a� 10:00 A.M. at a special meeting of the Board of Public Safety in the Conference Room, second floor, City Hall. There being no further business to -come before the Board, the meting was adjourned at 11:15 A.M. Attest: Richard J. Duck., Clerk