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Home My WebLink About09/23/1946 Board of Public Works Minutes274 Adopted this l6th day of September, 1946. I� R. S. Andrysiak !I ATTEST: "James P. Conboy, Clerk I'T. T. Cunnings IX; athan Levy BOARD OF PUBLIC !`i0 PtI�S j STREET D P�1RT1 -:2TT: Mr. Casimer Balea, to°eet Commissioner, was preson.-t and matters pertainln`g, to his department were discussed. CHVIT"ETERY ,PA.TT?� Ti. T;:r. Stanley Leszcz;;nski, Sexton, ,,Sias present and natters per- taining to his department were discussed. Theme bcinrr no further business to colne before,the Board, ^ t 10 : 00 n TOT the meeting ,:Has adjourned! n U SPECIAL =TItG A special meeting of the Board of Public ':jorl-_s was held on _. onday, September 16, 1946 at 7:30 1".11. All Tnenbers -,sere ?present. The'meeting; ,,-Has called for the purpose full discussion of discussing the se -,,,rage disposal treatrlent l� . plant. After a the Board adopted the reco-maendation of the Cordon Council of South Bend and directed Consoer, To.:nsend and associates to begin i=-z�edia`�e preparation of plans and specifications for the sevra�-; e treat_rent plant on the - Pinhook site. "here being no further business to toile IM. before the Board, the meeting was adjourned at 9 :30 P ij il Septeraber 23, 1_46' ' A regular meeting of the Foard of Public ::`ores Has Meld on T.onua?, eycteln'�er 23, 1946 at 8:30 A.:'. All rienbers were present. i:`=finales o_" the last_ 7:.eetin(- ?;ere read and approved. Claims of the follo rin;-; suppliers in the amount of `-1,752.12 were approved and orkered paid: later .,ores , 17.90 The '`raw.1 _" er-Ur Co_<pany .77City Englewood Elec. Supply Co. 12.50 TTcClave `DrintinS Company 37.50 Indiana Bell Telephone 1,109.4-0 or. Ind. Pub. Ser. Co. 1.00 I. `, . Lower Co. 1.90 cClave='rintin` Co 20.00 Business Systens 17.44 ?;ain Iron Salvar-e�Co. 3.00 The Gipson ,,orapaa T C" � 32.91 -- s r p--��., , , e- Co., =Lire_ _ al': -,ir_b r 4.51 The Gibson Cor;1y anjr 4.12 Standard Oil-oi."r_Dany r34.27 Indiana Bell `_Pelephone 14.24 Studeba'-.er Corp. 341,66 T'3A1_'7i C E PARTi=i L '.Ir. ; rnest ::filler, _—affic ?gineer, bras present and matters per- taining to his ue pa-rtment were discussed. '`;'r. T.-L was authorized to atten the Gove-rnort s afet - Council at Purdue Univer7 sity on September 27th, and attend a Meeting of tT . To E. i. in Eort 'c:'ayne, Indiana on September 30 and October 1, 1946. I GARBAC DISPOSA The Clerk of the :Board ,Has di -recto,.!, to advertise for bids on garbage collection and disposal for the --oar 1947, bids to be received a to 11:00 A.-". On October 14, 1946. j E'iGlil a ART 1C ,P!1RT :T s T : The Bow rc1 a � proved t'�e established `-rade, curb and ?calk on Giar tone Street f rori -Ford Street to Sar,.plo Street. The Board approved the established grade, curb and ?•calk on Edi son Street from. Ford; Street to Saraple Street. _ The Board approved a contract with Harr; Barnes for the repair of the North ap proach to the W 4ryckenhan Brid e. • • 2'7 All bids on the Iia-milton Street paving were rejected by the Board, one because it was too high and one because is was not in proper form. The Clorh of the Board Iwas directed to readvertise for bids for paving, hamilton Street, bids to be accepted until 11:00 A.1.:. on October 1/1, 19,16. This being the date set, hearing was held, on assessment roll showing the award of denages and the assessment of benefits in the matter of the second alley crest of �I Grant Street from Sample Street to the mouth line of the Chicago, Indiana and South- �i ernRailroad right -of -.gray, the alley worth of Saniple Street frog the East line • ^and he second alley -:'jest of Grant Street to a point 14 feet r:,est of the 'E?ast line I of the of Lot f 19 in Gorsuchts third a�.dition, under vacation resolution No. 2549. In the Above named assessment_ roll, the following remonstrators appeared.: Casimer Iaiedbalski Pauline !�abiszah, 2017 :`;Test Sample Street and Alice Petro-as.ki, 20P1 -,.Test Sample Street. After a full discussion of the facts with the .Board, the remonstrators withdrew their remonstrances, the Clerk of the Hoard submitted proofs of Publication of notices and same -aere fo- nd sufficient, and the Board, therefore, finds that the several lots and parcels of land have been benefitted. and damaged in the amounts sho.-,n on said roll The Board, therefore, decides to t arse final action on said assessment roll and de- 1'clares same in all things ratified, confirmed and approved without .:codification and the proceedings closed, and the alleys vacated upon receipt of the amount of benefit assessments from the various property owners so be=,efitted and all proceedings had with reference to said alleys vacated are hereby sustained. Vacation 'resolution o. 2550 This being the date set., hearing %ras glad on the assessment roll showing the award II of damages and the assessment of benefits in the :.latter of the vacation of the alley lEforth of Vassar Avenue between -. i.lber and Collore Streets, excepting the North and I South°cross alleys under vacation resolution To. 2550. In the above named assessment roll, no r omonstrators appeared. and no writ'�en i� remonstrances -:re~ c I fled, the 'Clerk of the Board submitted proofs of publication of !Inotices and s arae were found sufficient, and the Board, thero-f'ore, rinds that the sev- • I! oral lots and ^arcels of land have been benefit ted and danaged in the amounts shown Ion said roll. The Board, therefore, decides to talke final action on said assessment �i roll and declares s Sae in all `fin ;s ratified- confirmed. and approved without rlodi- I1 f ication and t'ne proceedings closed, and t;._e alley vacated uppon receipt of the !I miount of benefit assess ents fro-i the various Dropert,T o �ners so benefitted and all j proceedings had with ref erence 'to s aid alley vacation ' are hereby sustained. Vacation Resolution 1o. 2552 Ij This being the date set, hearing -ua.s had on the assessment roll showing the ;Tamara of damages And the assessment of benefits in the matter of the vacation of the �' Second: ail-ey North of Longley Avenue from LLmer Street to Olive . Street under vaca- • j tion Resolution To. 2552. !i In the above named assesrr ont roll, no remonstrators appeared and no written jj remonstrances were filed the Clerri of the oa-rd submitted proofs of publication of � notices and sa_ie ?:-e_e founu su.f_ci.el_t, and U_--)e .-o«ru., therefore, fi_nau that I. -he sev- oral lots and parcels of land have been benefitted and damaged in the amounts s'aorrn on said roll. T_,le gourd, decides to tat e final action on said asses lent I} roll and declares s a;�e in all th i ncs ratified, conf med and approved without modi- V fication and the -proceedings closed, and t1ae alley vacated apon the receipt of t le amount of benefit assessments fror:: the various propert- owners so benefit -ed and all j proceedings had with reference to said alley, vacation are hereby sustained. Vacation esolu_tion Hie. 2551 This being the date set ':.earinn -.ras had on the assessment roll showing the j� award of dm,,iages and the assess__lent of benefits in the clatter of the vacation o the alloy cost of ti?lasl�i Street f rorl the 1 or th line of Jot 180, ':aln�at 3rd addition to Prairie Avenue Al D file alley i orth of 11 _L ie ._vea ue- f1'or1 the alley ;est of Pulaski ,IStreet- to vacated . Jackson Street under ,,Tacation _=)esolutior_ L,o. 2551. In the above named assessment -roll, no ra:lonstrators a. eared and no writ -Gen remonstrances were filed, the C1erhl of t=1e -)o^-rd submitted ,proofs of ;lublication of notices and sa;ie were four_d sufficient, a�^_d the 'oard, therefore, finds that the sev- oral lots and parcels of land have been benefitted and daaated in the an, ouats shown Il on said roll. The :3oard, therefore, decides to take final action on said assess -relent roll and declares same in all thin,, ratified, con. irmed and ap_roved �rithout r;2odi- , L, r ification and the oroceedings closed, and the alley vaca�ed upon the receipt of the amount of benefits assesaraents _rori the various property o�-P: ers so b enf fitted and all Ii proceedings -lad ti'ri.th reference to said alle-: vacation are hereby sustained. Improvement Resolution No. 2553 -The Board now adopts and places on file general details, drawings and gener- al specifications for the work as described in the primary resolution No. 2553. ij Also, in connection with the adoption by the Board, of the above resolution the City jl .�n2ineer nova files with the said board an estimation of the maximtn, cost of the • 'I most expensive type of pavement designated by the ^Board, 276 STRZET DI] PAR TT --ITT: I. r. Casimer ;alka, :street Corm - issioner, was present and matters pertaining; i,o his departrent sere discussed, C;.Er+_{,i RY :JJP_'Ry Ji 1': iIr. Stanley ;yes ezynski , Sexton, was present and matters per- tanning`";o his epartr ent were discussed. There being no further business to corle before the asloard, the r1eeting was adjourrie at 12:00 'Noon. • Septe,z, ber 30, 1946 A regular-aeeting of the Board of Public �orl�s was held on ; onday, Septerlber 30, 1946 at 3:30 A.1.1, All members were present. Iinutes of the last rleetin were read and approved. Salary claims in the arlount of 12, 582.81 were ap-proved and ordered ;paid Claims of the following; suppliers in the an.otmt of :`3,727.01 �re-re approved and ordered Paid: France Stone Company <11337.42 The Gibson Company '7.16 Koffman Bros. 65.85 Ioffr�an giros. 21.97 Koffman Bros. 29.70 Indiana Bell Telephone 98. �2 Ind _ana Te:rtile Co. 65.61 The Ohio Oil Company 20.60 ETTGINEERIITG DLPA 1 MITT : Contractor t s bonds in ed and` or-c eiYed.=c :' r Eugene ' 1. Louderback, I---uert Concrete Cor_ipany ? G3.83 blcC;amb Lat ,ery Co. .192,04 J. A. Orr Corlpany 110.71 J. C. Lauber Co. 14.92 Standard Oil Co. 433.85 Tuttreyd Roads., Inc. 0,06.43 ;Ya' rell .Tf g. Co.._ 110.50 Industrial CherAcal Prod. 28.00 the M,Zovnt of .;,11000..00 each mere approv Charles G. Con4at and Ernest L. Longilray. A petition for the vacation of the second alley -'ast of :gi(Idy Street from Bel:lon t Avenue North to Bronson Street :Tas referred to the City Plan Corrrlission for investiga- tion and report. STREET D.LPART,: T : L1r. Casinor Lalha, Street Conz-1issioner, ,eras present and matters pertaining o h-1s depart_nent ,lie-oe discussed. C ET RY DE 21ARTE=T : T:ir. Stanley Les _cz-%nski, ;e:ton, as :resent and matters pertain- ing to .1 1_s department ,rer,e discussed. There being no further business to come before the Boa:?d, the 2:,�eeting was ad journe at 10:00 October 7, 1946 A regular rleeti•n ; of the hoard of Public .'orIM was Feld on : onda7l Octobe �.7, 1946 at 8:30 A.T All iierabers ,sere `present. i.i�_nutes of tie last _ieeting -sere rear and mo r oved. Claims of the follorrin`; suppliers in the a:-2ovint of 9,540.07 :sere approved � and ordered .paid: - a Badur Bros. 53.34 Iioffrlan Bros.- 63.88 ITarry L,T. Barnes 675.00 I_uert Concrete Co. 9.51 L. 0. Gates 4.95 Ohio Oil Cor:ipany 991.32 ;; • The Gibson Campany 5.86 Schilling Is Inc. 3.90 Ilofiman Bros. 27.32 K. I. Slorainski, T:i.D. 15.00 Koffman Bros., 99.40 The Studebasher Cor-). 3.00 �I Hoffman Eros. 50.80 Tv tread toads, Inc. 120,78 Sam Beriman 49.33 Ind. _P; icll. E'lec. Co. 71018.29 Business Systems 4.44 Ind. ('� . ic_-L. _I'lec. Co. 1.zi8 Business Syste:ls 3.40 ,:cClave Priming Co. 22.50 City `.,later -.'forks 27.69 i:_irror Press 16.63 L. 0. Gates 4.28 Sid -,-fell t_oU 15.00 Indiana sell ;,clophone 7.33 oth Send TL?•i bone 5.71 Indiana Bell r-'elephone 6.19 So-ath Pend ''ribune 17,19 Ind. & rich. Elec. Co. .44 South Lend Tribune 12.96 I • Ind. I.Tich. Elec. Co. 170.70 Jose �h-:7roblewski 29.25