HomeMy WebLinkAbout06/01/59 Board of Public Works MinutesJune 1, 1959
A regular meeting of the Board of Public Safety was held on Monday, June 19 1959
at 10:00 A.M. All members were present. Minutes of the previous regular meeting
were read and approved. Claims in the total amount of $5525.77were approved and
ordered paid to the following suppliers:
American Dist. Company
76.02
American Dist. Company
18.60.
Alex Andrzejewski
19.37
Barany Hardware
20.99
Barany Hardware
11.40
Richard E. Burkhart
12.00
Business Systems, Inc.
270.05
Business Systems
15.12
Englewood Elec. Supply
84.66
Englewood Elec.Supply
26.95
Gamewell Company
211.32
Eutectic Welding Co.
80.88
Gerber Mfg. Company
169.50
Indiana Bell Telephone
10.35
Gerber Mfg. Company
100.00
Indiana & Ma0higan Elec.
13.12
Gerber Mfg.Company
93.80
Indiana Textile Company
48.65
Gerber Mfg. Company
89.00
Interstate Glass Company
5.32
Gerber Mfg. Company
93.60
Midwest Fire & Safety Co.
89.31
Gerber Mfg. Company
19689.20
Midwest Fire & Safety Co.
12.39
Indiana Bell Telephone
10.54
National Fire Protection
8.14
Indiana Bell Telephone
11.85
Portage Oil Corp.
11570.80
Indiana & Michigan Electric
5.80
Radio & T. V. Distributing
30.60
Indiana Venetian Blind Co.
14.56
Schilling's
16.65
McCaffery Company
62.35
Midwest Fire & Safety
12.39
Midwest Fire & Safety
26,,33
Midwest Fire & Safety
15.20
National Safety Council
4.05
Portage Oil Corp.
310.39
Radio & T. V. Distributing
76.76
Applications for the Police
Auxiliary School
Patrol are hereby accepted and
placed
on file for Eleanor Ehlen.
The Bid for the Police Department for one (1)
desk model Deceptograph is
hereby a-
warded to Midwest Fire & Safety Company for
the total price of $1,700.00.
The time now being after 10:00 A.M. it was so announced and the bids for the Police
Department were opened and read aloud. Proofs of publication in the South Bend Tribune
with an affidavit signed by Robert DeLong and in the Record with an affidavit signed
by Ruby McMahon were submitted to the Board and found sufficient. The Board now being
informed that there were no bids received for the Motorcycle, the Clerk is therefore
directed to investigate the possibility of purchasing the equipment.
Comes now John Grabarz of the Building Department and informs the Board that pursuant
to hearing reference to structure located at 7282 N. Blaine and also 123 S. Dundee St.
that the owners were given the option to either demolish or repair said structures and
in both cases the owners did not see fit to repair the structures, therefore demolition
of both has been completed.
The Board hereby approves and accepts the decision of the Board members to grant Michael
J. Jackey a monthly disability pension of $231.36 or 55% of a fully paid first class
firemen's salary governed by the provisions of the pension laws and upon recommendation
of J. Paul English, medical examiner, whose physical findings were to the effect that
Jackey's incapacitation would forestall him from performing the vigorous duties indi-
dent to the fire service. This pension will become effective June 16, 1959.
There being no further business to come before the Board, the meeting was adjourned
at 10:45 A.M.