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HomeMy WebLinkAbout12/27/1949 Board of Public Works Minutes14 December 27, 1949 A regular meeting of the Board of Public Works was held on Tuesday, December 27th, 1949 at 9:00 A. M. All members were present. Minutes of the previous meeting were read and approved. Claims of the following suppliers in the amount of $7,881.73 were approve and ordered paid: City Water Works 27.93 Robertson Brothers 7.58 Indiana Textile Co 45.23 Simon Brothers, Inc 21.60 • Moore, William S 200.00 Weisberger Brothers 29.80 Peltz-Kaufer Paper Co 8.00 West Side Hardware Co 1.75 Miller & Anderson 42.00 Y. M. C. A. 5.00 Magnus Chemical Company 32.62 Badur Brothers 37.77 Kuert Concrete Inc 188.10 Edwards Iron Works 22.43 J. C. Lauber Company 162.50 Englewood Electric Co 122.40 National Brake Service 27.73 Englewood Electric Co 152.40 Rieth-Riley Construction Co 34.75 Englewood Electric Co 109.20 Shoemaker, 0. J. Inc 106.58 Englewood Electric Co 107.50 Simon Brothers, Inc 6,093.90 j Hoffman Brothers 103.85 Singer General Tire Co 9.95 f Hurwich Iron Co 10.74 Smogor Lumber Co 92.16 • Indiana Equipment Co 22.68 Standard Automotive Supply 23.88 Kollar, H. J. 7.63 West Side Hardware Co 24.07 TRAFFIC DEPARTMENT: Mr. Ernest C. Miller, Traffic Engineer, was present and matters pertaining to his Department were discussed. This being the date set for receiving bids for the installation of Traffic Control Islands at Portage Avenue and Lindsey Street, the following sealed bid was opened and publically read: i� Harry N. Barnes, A Non -Collusion Affidavit accompanied • 1026 N. Johnson St., Bid. South Bend, Indiana 125 Lin. Ft. Concrete Curb for Safety Island @ $2.25 ...............$281.25 405 Sq. Ft. Concrete fill for Safety Island @ .400 ................ 162.00 This being the only bid received it was accepted by the Board. BUSSES: The following letter was received from the Northern Indiana Transit, Inc.,: • South Bend Board of Public Works & Safety, � 214 N. Pain Street, I South Bend, Indiana. _ Gentlemen: I� , Complying with your request to advise your Board relative to our position in connection with proper treatment toward those whose patronage we enjoy, we wish to advise that a gread deal of time and effort is given in directing the • employees of the Northern Indiana Transit, Inc., to give courteous, efficient and appreciative service to our patrons, and also to show a similar service to 'all with khom they may come in contact. At the time of employ- er_t they are informed they must not accept employment of this nature unless they like people and enjoy associating with and working among others. Their principal asset in this work is their ability to get along with folks and serve them as their patronage justifies. i The principal objectives given them are the safe operation of the coach and the courteous treatment of their patrons. • These instructions are given by word of mouth and moving pictures. While there may be some failure we believe gener- ally our employees pretty much adhere to the plans for them to follow. When there are failures, if we could be advised of same they could be corrected with the operator at fault as it is rather difficult to locate the guilty on general complaint. We assure you that every effort is being made to provide this community with the type of transportation that is a credit to the community and to the company that provides it. We always welcome information from our patrons as to the treatment they receive from our drivers - if it is good • we commend the driver - if it is bad we endeavor to correct the f a.ul t/ Respectfully submitted, NORTHERN INDIANA TRANSIT, Inc. s/ W. W. Waterson 15 0 40 • • • ENGINEERING DEPARTMENT: The following letter was received from the Reed Construction Company: Dear Sirs: This is to certify that as soon as weather permits we will repair, or replace,.to the satis- faction of the South Bend City Engineer,�pa.vement on Sample Street from Sample Street Bridge, to Mishawaka Avenue covering water main cuts. s/ Vurgil H. Reed The Board approved a Maintanence Bond for the Reed Construction Company for the pavement on Belmont Avenue from Tywchenham Drive to Green lawn Avenue. Excavation Bonds in the amount of $1,000.00 were approved and ordered filed,for the Sibley Heating and -Plumbing Company and for Balbina Perkins d/b/a Harry D. Perkins Com- pany. William S. Moore, Engineer, presented his preliminary survey of the Pinhook Park Lagoon. The survey was referred to the City Engineer for study. The Board approved, upon the recommendation of Consoer, Townsend and Associates, Change Order #1 on Contract 2A of the Intercepter Sever construction which provides for a sewer outlet at the beginning of Contract 2A. The Board also approved upon the rec- ommendation of Consoer, Townsend and Associates, Change Order #2 for Contract 2A of the Intercepter Sewer construction which provides for a suitable outlet for a 24 inch water sewer"that was found intercepting the tunnel at the intersection of North Shore Drive and Michigan Street. The Board also approved Change Order #1 for Contract #1 of the Intercepter Sewer System for additional test borings to be made in the La Salle Park area. STREET DEPARTMENT: Mr. Melton 0. Brannon, Street Commissioner, was present and matters pertaining to his department were discussed. This being the date set to receive bid for the paving of Jefferson_ Bouldvard from Niles Avenue East to Eddy Street and Washington Street from Main Street West to Chestnut Street, the following sealed bids were opened and publically read: John G. Yerington, A Non -Collusion Affidavit and Certified Checks Benton Harbor, Michigan in the amount of $1,900.00 and $175.00 accompani Bid. JEFFERSON STREET ALTERNATE A. Item NoQuantity Estimated Unit Description of Item Unit Price Extended Price 203 15 Ea Reset M.H. Covers 30.00 8 450.00 2-03 23 Ea Reset Water Works Shutoff Boxes 15,00 345.00 802 1200 Gal Prime Coat .22 264.00 801 `20 Tons Wedge Course 18.00 360.00 905 56o Tons Binder Course 9.75 5,460.00 907 470 Tons Surface Course 10.60 49982,00 11 7- 2243 Lin, Feet White Center Strip (4" ) wide 25 42 8� , , $ 121421.87 ALTERI`TATE "B" 203 15 Ea Reset M. H, Covers 30.00 450.00 203 23 Ea Reset Water Works Shutoff Boxes 15.00 345.00 802 1200 Gal Prime Coat .22 264.00 8-01 20 Tons Wedge Course 18.00 360.00 905 10550 Sq.Yd. Binder Course .55 51802.50 907 11.195 Sq,Yd Surface Course .46 51149.70 �1107 2293 Lin. Ft. White Center Strip 4" wide .25 560.75 1 , . 12, 931.9 .. . WASHINGTON AVENUE I I ALTERNATE "All 2�03 28 Ea Reset M. H. Covers 30.00 840.00 203 21 Ea Reset Water Works Shutoff Boxes 15.00 315.00 802 2163 Gal Prime Coat .22 475.86 801 40 Tons Wedge Course (local Aggregate) 18.00 720.00 905 1132 Tons Binder Course 9.75 11,037.00 907 927 Tons Surface Course 10.60 91826.20 1107 5105 Lin Ft White Center Strip (4" wide) .25 1.276.75 $ 2T+1 16 WASHINGTON AVENUE ALTERNATE "Bra Estimated Unit Extended Item No. Quality Unit Description of item Price Price 203 a 28 Ea Reset M. H. Covers 30.00 $ 840.00 203 b 21 Ea Reset Water Works Shutoff Boxes 15.00 315.00 802 2163 Ga, Prime Coat .22 474.86 801 40 Tons Wedge Course 18,00 720,00 905 20398 Sq, Yd Binder Course .55 111218.90 907 21632 Sq. Yd Surface Course .46 91950.72 1107 5105 Lin.Ft White Center Strip (4" hide" .25 11276.25 Rieth Riley Construction Co., P. 0. Box 775, South Bend,,Indiana JEFFERSON BOULEVARD Estimated ' Itom No Quality Unit A Non -Collusion Affidavit and Bidders Bond in the amount of 10% of amount of following bid accompanied this bid. ALTERNATE "All Description of Item Unit Extended Price Price 203 A 15 Each Reset M. H. Cover 20.00 300.00 203 B 23 Each Reset Water Works Shutoff Boxes 10.00 230.00 802 1180 Gal Prime Coat .18 212.40 801 40 Tons Wedge Course 15.00 600.00 905 622 Tons Binder Course 8.25 51131.50 907 490 Tons Surface Course 9.40 4,606.00 1107 2243 Lin.Ft. White Center Strip (4" .ride) .20 448.60 11757.30 ALTERNATE "B" 203 A 15 Each Reset M. H. Cover 20.00 300.00 203 B 23 Each Reset Water Works Shutoff Boxes 10.00 230.00 802 1180 Gal Prime Coat .18 212.40 801 40 Tons Arledge Course 15.00 600.00 905 11,195 S!.Yd Binder Course .46 59149.70 907 11,740 Sq.Yd Surface Course .41 4,813.E 0 1107 2243 Lin.Ft. White Center Strip (4" wide) .20 448 60 11175 .10 WASHINGTON AVENUE ALTERNATE "At' 203A ' 28 Each Reset M. H. Cover's 20.00 560.00 203B 21 Ea Reset Water Works Shutoff Boxes 10.00 210.00 802 2165 Gal Prime Coat ,18 389.00 801 55 Tons wedge Course 15.00 825.00 05 n 1145 Tons Binder Course 8.25 91446.25 907 , 935 Tons Surface Course 9.40 87789.00 1107, 5100 Lin. Ft. White Center Strip (4") .20 11020.00 21,239.95 ALTERNATE "B" 2031 28 Each Reset M. H. Covers 20.00 560.00 203B, 21 Each Reset Water Works Shutoff Boxes 10.00 210.00 802 2165 gal Prime Coat .18 389.70 801= 55 Tons Wedge Course 15.00 825.00 905s 20450 Sq. Yd. Binder Course :46 97407.00 907 21710 Sq. Yd Surface Course , 1107 5100 Lin.Ft White Center Strip (41") .20 1,020.00 219318, 0 This bid was awarded to the Rieth Riley Construction Company, their bid being, in the Board's opinion, the lowest and best bid received. This bid was awarded subject to the approval oc the Common Council. • • Is • 0 CJ • 1'7 This being the date set to receive bids on equipment for the Street Department, the following sealed bid was opened and publically read: Coffield Supply Co., Inc., A Non Collusion Affidavit and Certified 801 Prairie Avenue, Check in the amount of $159,40 accompani South Bend, Indiana bid. 1 212BRi Joyce heavy duty two post bus and truck lift, 12-2 inch pistons, channel • irons are 202 inches apart, 27,000 pounds capacity with separate air tank, full hy- draulic and air operated; maximum wheel base length from 0 to 302 inches. Over a I width of rails is 32 inches. Pistons to be centered 18 feet 6 inches apart. Rail I r sizes to be 6 inches by 26 feet. Both pi tons to reach a maximum above floor heigh of 69 inches. $1,294.00 i This lift will be installed within ninety days after completion of Street Department • building. This price includes°all labor and materials, the sinking and setting of the pistons, the concrete foundations and 4 foot footings about the top of the cyl- inders as well as all air lines. This bid includes our guarantee that all equipment 1 and installation of same shall be in good working condition and free from any defect I in manufacturing or workmanship ...300.00 i Total Price ...................$1,594.00 • This was awarded to the Coffield Supply Co., Inc., their bid being the only one received. CEMETERY DEPARTMENT: Mr. Stanley Lesezyznski,,Sexton, was present and matters per- taining to his Department were discussed. PARKING METER DEPARTMENT: Mr. Maurice C. Vennet, Auditor, presented his report for the week ending December 24, 1949. There being no further business to come before the Board, the meeting was adjourned at 10:00 A. M. ATTEST: pp J December 30, 1949 • I A special meeting of the Board of Public 'dorks was held on Friday, December 30, 1949 1 at 3:00 p.m. All members were present. The meeting was called for th^e purpose of appro' - ing the following claims of vendors in the amount of $12,088.31. i i Burke William I. Electric 61.10 Me er ,�. L. Meyer, G. E. & Son, Inc. 4.18 Business Systems, Inc. :;8 40. / Meyer, G. E. & Son, Inc. 8.19 11 Business Systems, Inc. 53.19 Meyer, G. E. & Son, Inc. 8.251 Business Systems, Inc. ' City Water Works 96.95 28.11 Avtichiana Plate Glass & Mirror Co. 16.251 City Water docks 65.56 Northern Ind. ?Wholesale Grocery Reinke Carl J. & Sons 21.00 18.00 City Water Works 53.82 Reinke, Carl J. & Sons 12.50 Continental Oil Co. 9.12 Schuyler Rose, Inc. 61.74' • Englewood Elecrical Supply 10.26 Schuyler Rose, Inc. 185.22 Englewood Electrical Supply 114.84 Sheehan Tire Service, Inc. 18.19i, Garnitz Furniture Co. 195.00 Sheehan Tire Service, Inc. 22.93 Ind. & Mich. Electric Co. 500.20 Shoemaker, 0. J. Inc*. 8.40 Ind. & Mich. Electric Co. 7674.%_ hoemaker, 0. J. Inc. 4.20 Ind. & Mich. Electric Co. 163.64 Smogor Lumber Co. 81.02 Ind. & Mich. .Electric Co. 221.13 Smogor Lumber Co. 641.97 Ind. & Mich. Electric Co. .88 South Bend Foundry Co. 177.25 Lower, I. W. Company 148.00 U r