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HomeMy WebLinkAbout07/06/1942 Board of Public Works MinutesMEETING -- JUNE 22, 1942 Excavation bonds for 1941 and 1942 were received for George A. Aslin. These bonds were approved and ordered filed. TRAFFIC DIVISION: Permission was granted to the St. Paul's Church to have St. Paul's Court closed daily from June 22nd and continuing to and including July 3rd, for fifteen minutes at 10:00 A. 1. to 10:15 A. M. There being no further business to -come before the Board, the meeting adjourned �I at 10:30 A. M. I� T . C 1, BOARD OF PUBLIC WORKS MEETING -- jUNE 29, 1942 • 'i1. A regular meeting of the Board of Public Works was held -.on Monday, June 29, 1942, I,at 9:00 A. M. Two members were present, Mr. Clyde Williams being absent. Minutes of the last meeting were read and approved. Salary claims, in the amount of $10,417.17 j;were approved and ordered paid. Special W.P.A. salary claims, in the amount of $930.14 Iwere approved and ordered paid, and transportation charged in the amount of $125.00 ,here approved and ordered paid. Due to vacation schedule, the bills for the week of e !June 29, 1942 were included in the bills for July 6 and paid with them. ENGINEERING DEPARTMENT: Contractor's bond was received for Edward J. Thomas, in the amount of 1000.00. This bond was approved and ordered filed. ~CIVILIAN DEFENSE: At the request of Francis Jones, Deputy Director of the St. Joseph • County Civilian. Defense Council, the Board approved the purchase of 5000 sheets of (mimeograph paper and two gas identification "Sniffer" sets, for the use of the auxiliary police and firemen and air raid wardens. i There being no further business to come before the Board, the meeting adjourned at 10:45 A. M. • • • mow MEETING -- JULY 6, 1942 I� A regular meeting of the Board of Public Works was held on Monday, July 6, 1942 at 9:00 A. M. All members were present. Minutes of the last meeting were read and approved 'Claims.cf the following suppliers, in the amount of $21,062.61 were approved and ordered �paid. Chas. Armstrong $ 3.00 Indiana & Michigan Elec. Co. � 5.00 Harry N. Barnes 1136.00 If 1.08 rr 1554.50 136.81 Bock Melding & Boiler Wks. 12.40 McCaffery Co. 21.54 Business Systems, Inc. 4.41 it 7.05 It .98 McClave Printing Co. 44.00 Continental Oil Co. 332.23 G. E. Meyer & Son, Inc. 1.62 it 246.50 The National Mill Supply Co. 5.40 Jos. DeWilde Hdw. 15.31 The Ohio Oil Co. 33.35 Edwards Iron Works 2.19 R. L. Polk Co. 45.00 It 2.55 Railway Express Agency, Inc. .65 Elgin Sweeper Co. 36.25 Retco Alloy Co. 183.73 France Stone Co. 206.01 61.20 The Gibson Co. 7.63 River Park Lbr. Co. 8.53 Hoffman Bros. 5.28 South Bend Sanitary Wipers 16.94 Indiana B 11 Tele. Co. 2.80 South Bend Sand & Gravel 18.25 it a .90 " 2.25 It 275.65 " 4.80 It 6.19 Standard Oil Co. 7.65 It 6.94 it 417,97 rr 3.70 Taylor Bros. 135.10 It 13.00 The Tood Sales Co. 13.75 It .30 Vassar Realty Co. 16000.00 it 2.20 Weisberger Bros. Inc. 2.50 Indiana & Michigan Elec. Co. 11.52 The following claims to be paid out of the Special W.P.A. fund or the Interceptor Sewer W.F.A. fund, in the amount of $2390.60 were approved and ordered paid. /2 Asphalt Prod. Co. $500.00 Harry N.,Barnes $974.00 Harry N. Barnes 820.00 W. L. Magaw 96.60 ENGINEERING DEPARTMENT: An excavation bond was received for O. E. Frame, in the amount of 1000.00. This bond was approved and ordered filed. Portage Realty Corporation file application for a license for a parking lot at the corner of Jefferson and Carroll Sts. This application was approved and turned over to the City Controller. A claim of $6.25 was allowed Frances Anderson, for a spring broken in a cut on E. La Salle Ave. A letter was received from John J. Lechner, Attorney -at -Haw, asking that the St. Joseph County Associated Fraternal and Service Clubs, Inc., be allowed to park a float on the City streets from which chances could be sold. This petition was denied. There being no further business to come before the Board, the meeting adjourned at 10:30 A. M. / _ 4- wonsom®r'p-moN, MEETING -- JULY 13, 1942 A regular meeting of the Board of Public 'Works was held at 9:00 A. M. on July 13, 1942. Two members were present, Mr. Nathan Levy being absent. Minutes of the last ,meeting were read and approved. Salary claims, in the amount of $8,063.06 were approved and ordered paid. Claims of the following suppliers, in the amount of $7783.75 were approved and ordered paid. Blackmer Pump Co. 2.63 Indiana & Michigan Elec. Co. $179.91 City Water Works 15.77 Itlum Steel Co. 477.82 Joseph DeWilde Hdw. Co. 8.95 Korte Bros. 42.24 Gibson Co. 2.20 Northern Indiana Whol. Groc. 19.50 Indiana Michigan Elec. Co. 6958.96 Standard Oil Co. 10.20 Indiana & Michigan Elec. Co. 11.88 Stevens Oil Co. 41.53 tr 5.50 Studebaker Corp. 6.66 The following claims to Sewer fund, in the amount of be paid out of the Special W.F.A. fund or the $1162.37 were approved and ordered paid.. Interceptor !Business Systems, Inc. 2.38 The McCaffery Co. 3.41 City Water Works 12.03 it 2.91 ti 6.15 Northern Indiana Transit Co. 25.00 H. E. Clark .75 Office Supply & Equip. 3.00 !Jos. DeWilde Hdw. Co. 8.04 Ohio Oil Co. 5.10 IMauriee J. Hoban 119.85 " 5.10 ;Indiana Michigan Elec. Co. 1.00 " 21.75 it 1.44 �} . 43.50 tt rt 1.00 5.10 3.48 Mrs. A. W. Przybysz 4.90 McCaffe17 Co. 2.94 Super Sales Co. 6.55 15.28 Clyde E. Williams 30.00 W.P.A. Payroll 831.51 STREET DEPARTTTENT: Mr. Tony Zmudzinski presented the sweeper report for the week starting June 22, 1942. Mr. 4udzinski turned over to the Board $6.00.received for use of the grader on the`lot of the Morris Trucking Co. A letter was received from W. C. Crabill advising that the flasher system on 30th Street is completed and ready for service and Mr. Zmudzinski was ordered to grade 30th Street so the railroad company may remove their fences and the street opened to traffic. ENGINEERING DEPARTIONT: VACATION RESOLUTION 05381 RESOLVED BY THE BOARD OF PUBLIC WORKS OF THE CITY OF SOUTH BEND, INDIANA: That, it is desirable to vacate the following: ALLEY SOUTH OF TASHER AVENUE from alley west of Michigan Street to Main Street. The following property may be injuriously or beneficially effected by such vacation: Lots 7 to 12 invlucive, Lucy J. Tashers Addition and lots 13 to 18 inclusive Beverly ights Addition. • • C7 • 9 C,