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HomeMy WebLinkAbout03/13/1950 Board of Public Works Minutes51 the Board further orders that notice of said hearing, together with the amount of damage �awarded and benefits assessed be addressed to the property owners by publishing same on ,the 9th day of March and the 16th day of March in the South Bend Daily Tribune and the ;;Tri-County News. VACATION RESOLUTION NO. 2622 This being the date set, hearing was had. on the resolution heretofore adopted by ';the Board of Public Works for the vacation of the alley east of Eddy Street from Chalfant,� Street to Campau Street and the alley north of Chalfant Street from Eddy Street to ,Arthur' • ;Street under vacation Resolution No. 2622. The Clerk of the Board having shown sufficienit {proofs of publication and no remonstrators having appeared and no written remonstrances i jhaving been filed with the Clerk, it was moved, seconded and unanimously carried that theta (said resolution be finally adopted and the said alley be vacated. The Engineering Depart Iment is directed to prepare an assessment roll covering the assessment of benefits and the ;award of damages.to t':le surrounding propertigs. j ' Mr. R. S. Andrysiak, City Engineer, filed primary assessment roll showing the awards of,damages and the assessment of benefits in,the matter of the vacation of the alley east; �of,Eddy Street from Chalfant Street to Campau Street and the alley north of Chalfant Street from Eddy Street to Arthur Street under Vacation resolution No. 2622. • COMES NOW the School City of South Bend, Indiana by Paul M. Butler Its Attorney, who i expressly waives notice Qf_ proceedings for the assessment of benefits and damages pertain Iing to the above designated proceedings for the vacation of alley running north and south 'from East Campeau Street to East Chalfant Street and vacation of alley running east and Iwest from North Arthur Street to North Eddy Street, and promises promptly to pay_wha.tever amount may be justly assessed against it in such proceedings, including the costs of adve tising, etc. The undersigned further prays the expeditious conclusion thereof. SCHOOL CITY OF SOUTH BEND, INDIANA BY______._�-�--- Paul Y. Butler, Its Attorney No remonstrators appearing and no written remonstrances having been filed, the BOARD therefore, finds that the several lots and parcels of land have been benefited and damaged in the amounts shown on said roll. The Board, therefore, decided to take final action one, said assessment roll and declares same on all things ratified, confirmed and approved wit;- out modification, and the proceedings closed, and the alley vacated upon receipt of the amount of benefit assessments from the various property owners so benefited and all pro- ceedings had with reference to said alley vacation are hereby sustained. � • I PARKING METER DEPARTIvIE 1T: Mr. Maurice C. Vennet, Auditor, presented his report for the jweek ending March 4, 1950. There being no further business to come before the Board, the meeting was adjourned I' at 10:30 a.m. AT 'ST: • March 13z 1950 j�I s r �� A regular meeting, of the Board of Public i' lr �, Monday, March s.orl�s was held on h onaay, P arcr 13, 1950 at� ;�9:30 a.m. All members were present. Minutes of the previous meeting were read and approj led'. Claims of the following suppliers in the amount of >49,942.00 were approved and orde led paid. Business Systems, Inc. 4,73 Lower, I. Id. Company 20.00{2 Business Systems, Inc. :,Business Systems, Inc. 1.76 1.90 Messenger Press Meyer, G. E. & Son 71.00�° 2.16 • ;Edwards Iron Works, Inc. 759,00 Meyer, G. E. & Son 7.16 ,lEnglewood Electrical Supply Co. 7,41 Peltz-Kaufer Paper Co.' 6.95 l iwek Brothers 104.75 Shoemaker, 0. J., Inc 19.91 Fiwek Brothers �Gbson 182.00 Shoemaker, 0. J., Inc 49.23 iI Company ;Hoffman 2.72 Smogor Lumber Co. 9.60, Brothers Auto Electric. ,Hoffman 97.14 South Bend Feed & Seed Co. 1.501 Brother's Auto Electric 112.2.0 South Bend Foundry Co. 96.00�_ Indiana. Bell Telephone ll.35 South Bend Tribune 6. 59 Indiana & Michigan Electric ,Indiana 234.93 South Bend Tribune 5.65, & Michigan Electric & 173,16 South Bend Tribune 7.30. Indiana Michigan Electric 7865.81 Tr i-County News 5.40 • Knapp Seed ec Hardware 6,80 Tri-County News 6.70 Lower, I. W. Company 192.00 Tri-County News 7.34 Lower, I. W. Company 128.00 Walgreen Drug Co. 2.761 Lower, I. W. Company 195,00 West Side Hardware 4,35' "--_ 52 raham Laboratories, Inc. usiness Systems, Inc. ontinental Oil Co. ontinental Oil Co. ecker Auto Trim Shop dwards Iron Works nglewood Electrical Supply nglewood Electrical Supply nglewood Electrical Supply rickson & Olson, Drs. adbury Impliment Sales c" Service ibson Company raves, V. Auto Glass offman Brothers Auto Electric ndiana Bell Telephone orte Brothers, Inc. orte Brothers, Inc. ower, I. W. Company over, I. W. Company arsh Stencil -,Machine Company cCa.ffery Company cCaffery Company eComb Battery Company edow, Ben Inc. emorial Hospital Byer, G. E. & Son 106.48 Meyer, G. E. & Son 17.23 5.30 Minnesota. Mining & Mfg. 36.80 108.53 National Brake Service, Inc. 61.06 1933.32 Northern Ind. I.,:'holesale Groe. 8.50 78.75 Pierce Governor Co. 1.43 72.17 Republic Powdered Metals 191.10 22:5,+ Rome Grader.Division of 36.87 420.2.2 Union Fork c: Hoe Company 106.83 Romy Hammes Company 34.78 15.00, Rose, Jacob 10.04 10.60 Simon Brothers, Inc. 562.40 64.25 South Bend Supply Co. 7.67 33.79 Standard Oil Co. 23.08 160.17 Studebaker Corporation 19.36 .6.75 Tropical Paint & Oil Co. 185.62 198.75 Tropical Paint & Oil Co. 187.50 154.53 Schilling's 1.37 8.00 West Side Hardware 6.60 81.50 ?.Test Side Hardware 113.48 85.25 SEWAGE DISPOSAL: 30.00 Fattore Company 211115.61 120.00 Independent Concrete Pipe 11675.80 7.27 Holan, Thomas D. 117253.64 16.34 PARKING 14ETER DEPT : 5.00 Dual Parking 14leter 7.50 67.38 Office Engineers, Inc. 55.58 AF,FIC ENGINEERING: Mr. Ernest Miller, Traffic Engineer was present and matters pertain g to his Department were discussed. NGINEE RING DEPARTMENT: A petition was received asking for the improvement of McKinley. venue from Eddy Street to Walsh Street by a permanent type pavement. This was referred ,o the City Engineer for investigation. The Board approved plans for the paving of Hoover .Avenue from Twyekenha.m Drive to reenla.wn Avenue for the Place Development Company. The Board approved the installation of a permanent type canopy for a building at 191 incolnway West to be installed by H. L. Salzwadel. The canopy extends two feet out from Le building line and is 716" above the sidewalk line. A letter was drafted to the South Bend Clinic directing them to have a representativ resent at the next regular meeting of the Board to explain their actions in erecting osts with electric -eye apparatus in front of their building on North Lafayette Street. This being the date set for receiving bids for local sewers under various street mprovement resolutions, the following bids were opened and publicly read: Iles Excavating Company Non -Collusion Affidavit with #3 a Certified Check in the iles, Michigan amount of .$200.00 accompanie the rid. esolution No. 2613. LIBERTY STREET from 190 feet south of the south lire of Washington treet to 164 feet north of the north line of Western Avenue by furnishing all labor, aterials, equipment and supplies and installing complete in place a local sewer. Item No. 1 $3,624.00 Item No. 2 �;�11320.00 r,. Item No. 3 s 549.00 Item No. 4 � ,.GOAL TOTAL ITEM EXTENSION $61273.75 Iles Excavating Company Non -Collusion Affidavit with Ira a Certified Check in the Iles, Michigan amount of $100.00 accompanied the bid. esolution No. 2614. FISHER STREET from the center line of Olive Street to 167 feet ea.st�'. f 'the east line of 'Mea.de Street by furnishing all labor, materials, equiprflent, and supplies nd' installing complete in place a. local sewer. Item No. 1 $1,920.00 i tem No. 2 $ 425.6o Item No. 3 $ 366.00 Item No. 4 $ 110.00 Item No. 5 8 360. 00 -TOTAL ITEM EXTENSION $371.81.60 • 0 • is 1 53 Niles Excavating Company R. #3 Niles, MI chigan Non-Collusi orl Affidavit with a. Certified Check in the amount of 250.00 accompanied the bid, Resolution No. 2615. CALVERT STREET from the center line of Olive Street to the center line,of Kaley Street by furnishing all labor, materials, equipment, supplies and instal- ling,complete in place a,local sewer. I tem No. 1 On3 1 543.75 • Item No. 2 , ,943.00 Item No. 3 $11200.00 Item No. 732.,00 Item No. 45.00 Item No. 6 40.00 Item No. 7 0 • C7 0 �J 0 n U Niles, Excavating Company R.#3 Niles, Michigan TOTAL ITE1,11 EXTENSION $9, 537.25 Non -Collusion Affidavit with a. Certified Check in the amount of $125.00 accompanied the bid. P Resolution No. 2616, LONGLEy AVENUE from the center line of Olive Street to the center � line of Meade Street by furnishing all labor materials, equipment, and supplies and instal- ling complete in place a local sewer, Item No. 1 $29962.50 Item No. 2 s 416.00 Item Tdo. 3 $ 366.00 Item No. 4 15,00 Item No. 5 95.00 Item No. 6 S 540.7z Niles Excavating Company R. #3 Niles, Michigan TOTAL ITEI., EXTENSION $4,395.25 Non -Collusion .Affidavit with a 1 Certified Check in the amount of I $200.00 accompanied the bid. Resolution No; 2617. NORTH BROOKFTELD STREET from the center line of Bergan Street to the penter line of Hamilton Street by furnishing all labor, materials, supplies and inst1- 1ing, complete in place a local se,,rer,j' Item No. 1 $4,204.20 Item No. 2 $ 616.00 Item No. 3 732.00 Item No. 4 15.00 Item No. 5 750.00 Item No. 6 w 90.00 Item No. 7 3_01Q0 Niles Excavating Company R. #3 Niles, Michigan TOTAL ITEM EXTENSION �61437,20 Non -Collusion Affidavit with a Certified Check in the amount of 215.00 accompanied the bid.' r: Resolution No. 2619. KEPI?TUC KY STREET from 118 feet south of the south line of Lincoln�aay, west„to 133 feet south of the south line of Crumstown Avenue; and CRUT4STOWN AVENUE from � 98 feet west of the west line of Bendix Drive to the center line of Iowa. Street by furniskr- ing all labor, materials, equipment and supplies and installing complete in place a local: sewer, A , Item No. 1 $3,862.5Q Item No. 2 $19080.00 Item No. 3 $ 736.00 Item No. 4 $11098.00 Item No. 5 $ 30.00 Item No. 6 $ 155.00 Item No. 7 $ 580.00 Item No. 8 5 0.00 TOTAL ITEM EXTENSION $87051.50 Haines & Haines Non -Collusion .Affidavits with a Elkhart, Indiana Certified Check in the amount of $1,314,35 to cover bids submitted on North Brookfield, Fisher, Longle Liberty, Kentucky Streets and Crums town Avenue. 54 Resolution No. 2613. LIBERTY STREET from 190 feet south of the south line of Washington treet to 164 feet north of the north line of Western Avenue by furnishing all labor, materials, equipment and supplies and installing complete in place a, local sewer. Item No. 13,62 .00 Item No. 21,600.00 Item No. 3 525.00 Item No . 4 81. 041, 00 TOTAL ITEM EX`.ENST_ON $6,790.00 i • Desolution Now 2614. FISHER STREET from the center line of Olive Street to 167 feet east f the east line of Meade Street by furnishing all labor, materials, equipment, and supplies hnd insta.13_ing complete in place a local sewer, Item No. 1 $17920.00 Item No. 2 0 532,00 Item No. 3 $ 350.00 Itcm No: 4 $ 110.00 � Item No. 5 8 480.00 TOTAL ITEM EXTENSION $37392.00 esolution No. 2616. LONGLEY AVENUE from the center line of Olive Street to the center ine of Meade Street by furnishing all labor, materials, equipment, and supplies and in- stalling complete in place a local sewer, Item No. 1 $3,160.o0 Item No. 2 $ 455.00 Itor, No. 3 $ 350.00 Item No. 4 $ 10.00 Item No. 5 $ 95.00 Item No. 6 8 648.90 TOTAL ITEM EXTENSION $4,718.90 'esolution No. 2617. NORTI' BROOKFIELD STREET from the center line of Bergan Street to the center line of Hamilton Street by furnishing all labor, materials, equipment, supplie and installing complete in place a local sewer, Item No. 1 $45312,00 Item No. 2 770.00 Item No. 3 700,00 Item No. 4 10,00 Item No, 5 $19000100 • Item No. 6 90.00 Item No. 7 w.00 TOTAL ITEM EXTENSION $6,912,00 esolution No. 2619. KENTUCKY STREET from 118 feet south of the south line of Lincolnway est to 133 feet south of the south line of Crumstown Avenue; and CRUMSTOWN AVENUE from 8 feet west of the west lineof Bendix Drive to the center line of Iowa Street by furnish ng all labor, materials, equipmentand supplies and installing complete in place a, local ewer. Item No, 1 $41120.00 + Item. No. 2 $11050.00 • Item No. 3 $ 805.00 Item No. 4 $1,050.00 Item No. 5 $ 20,00 I tern No. 6 8 155.00 Item No. 7 $ 580.00 Item No. 8 S 680.00 f TOTAL ITEP4I EX`1'EI SION $8,460.00 eed Construction Company Mon -Collusion Affidavit with ishawa-ka., Indiana 4 Proposal Bond in the amount of $172.55 accompanied the bid. • esolution N . 2613. LIBERTY STREET from 190 feet south of the south line of Washington treet to 164-feet north of the north l-ne of w,lestern Avenue by furnishing all labor, aterials, equipment and supplies and ins:,ailing complete in place a local sewer,_. Item No. 1 331624.00 Itell No. 2 �l,140.00 Item No. 3 $ 525.00 Item No. 4 0 7,80,E TOTAL ITEM EXTENSION $67369.75 55 ;Reed Construction Company Non -Collusion .Affidavit with Mishawaka, Indiana a, Pro osal Bond in the amount I of $8 .78 accompanied the bid.' ,Resolution No. 2614. FISHER STREET from the center line of Olive Street to 167 feet easti'. of the east line of Meade Street by furnishing all labor, materials, equipment, and sup' ',plies and installing complete in place a. local sewer. Item No. 1 $1,920.00 ir • I Item No. 2 $ 547.20 I; Item No. 3 $ 350.00 I Item No. 4 $ 110.00 Item No. i , TO'Z.AL ITEM EXTENSION $31407420 I Resolution No. 2616. LONGLEY .AVENUE from the center dine of Olive Street to the center =1ine.of Meade Street by furnishing all labor, materials, equipment, and supplies and instpl- Iling complete in place a local sewer, 1 1 1 I Non-alusion Affidavit with Item No. 1 $2,765.00 a Proposal Bond in the amount Item No. 2 442.00 iof $120.23 accompanied the bid Item No. 3 34000 Item No. 4 $ 15.00 I' I Item No; 5 $ 95.00 I Item No. 6 ':y 360.50 I TOTAL ITE1,1 EXTENSION $47017.50 I�Reed Construction Company Non -Collusion Affidavit with jIl Mishawaka., Indiana a Proposal Bond in the a.mount of $181.41 accompanied the bid.; • Resolution No. 2617. NORT11i BROOKFIELD STREET from the center line of Bergan Street to It -he center line of Hamilton Street by furnishing all labor, materials, equipment, supplies and installing complete in place a local sewer. Item_ No. 1 ,312.00 Item No. 2 w 7.92.00 Item No. 3 700.00 Item No. 4 15.00 Item No. 5 750.00 ' Item No. 6 y 90.00 Item No. 7 90,00 • J TOTAL ITEivl EXTEItiSION $6, 749. o0 REFERRING BIDS TO ENGINEER ■ l Resolution No. 2613, 26141 26169 2617 and 2619 South Bend, Indiana March 13, 1950 i Wilbur H. Gartner & .Associates Civil Engineers South Bend 1, Indiana The Bids for the improvement of LIBERTY°STREET from 190 feet south of the south line; of Washington Street to 164 feet north of the north line of Western.'.venue received on March 13, 1950 in accordance with Improvement Resolution No. 2613, AND I The Bids for the improvement of FISHER STREET from the center line of Clive Street I to 167 feet east of.the east line of Meade Street received on March 13, 1950, in accord- ance with Improvement Resolution No; 2614, AND j The Bids for the improvement of LO1-GLEY AVENUE from the center line of Olive Street to the center line of Meade Street received on March 13, 1950, in accordance with Improve- ment Resolution No. 2616, AND The Bids for the improvement of NORTH BROOKFIELD STREET from the center line of Bergan Street to the center line of Hamilton Street received on March 13, 1950 in accord ante with Improvement Resolution No. 2617, AND The Bids for the improvement of KENTUCKZ STREET from 118 feet south of the south lire of Lincolnwa.y west to 133 feet south of the south line of Crumstown Avenue; ,CRUMSTOV,1N AVTIvUE from 9 feet serest of the west line of Bendix Drive to the center line of Iowa Street received on March 13, 1950 in accordance with Improvement Resolution No. 2619, 1950, pasI sed by this Board on January 23, 1950, and confirmed by this Board on February 20, 1950, are hereby referred to you for examination and tabulation to report to this Board with • recommendations. R. S. .Andrysia,k F. Y. Baer Frank J. Bruggner BOARD OF PUBLIC WORKS AND SAFETY 56 RAILROADS: Mr. Aaron Huguenard, Attorne-,r for the Chicago South Shore and South Bend Railroad and Mr. Caparon, Superintendent of Track Maintenance for the said railroad ap- peared before the Boara to discuss the repairing of the right-of-way along the tracks which are on the city streets in South Bend. Mr. Caparovi stated that materials have bee ordered and as soon as the weather permits, work will be started on repla.cJng paving materials between the tracks and the situation will be remedied. A tentative date, Apri 11 1950, was given as the date on vrizich this work should be on the way. PARKING METEn DEPART17ENT: Mr. Maurice C. Vennet, .Auditor, presented his report for the week ending Larch 11, 1950. STREET DEP.ARTI-1 NT: Mr. Melton Brannan, Street Con.missioner, was present and matters per taining to his Department were discussed. The Board approved a. Surety Bond covering the delivery of materials to the Street Department from the Standafd Oil Company. CEMETERY DEP.ARTi,��-?T: Mr. Stanley Lezczynski, Sexton, was present and matters pertaining to his Department were discussed. There being no further business to cone before the Board, the meeting was adjourned at 11:20 a.m. r A,T�`j'EST: E: • March 20, 1950 .A regular meeting of the Board of Public I%lorks was held on Monday, March 20, 1950 a 9:30 a.m. All members were present. Minutes of the previous -meeting were read and ap- proved. Salary Claims in the amount of $34,303.44 were approved and ordered paid. C1ai of the following suppliers in the amount of $18,588.71.were approved and ordered paid: Continental Oil Company Indiana. Bell 'Telephone Company Indiana Bell'Telephone Company Indiana & Mic'higan Electric McClave Printing Company Medow, Ben, Incorporated Robertson Brothers Royal Typewriter Company Schwarz Paper Company Simon Brothers Inc. South Bend Feed & Seed Company South Bend Feed & Seed Company Tri-County News STREET & TRAFFIC DEPARTMENT .Arrow Towel & Line Service Bearings Service Company Benko & Baraso Company Bostitch-Centtal, Inc. Cassady, J. R., M.D. Deeds Equipment Company Doyle Chemical Company Englewood Electrical Supply 34.02 Englewood Electrical Supply 218.35 13.10 Indiana. Bell Telephone 6.75 104.36 Indiana Equipment Company 8999.00 538.96 Indiana State Industries 783.0 33.50 Institute of Traffic Engineers 3.50 2.82 Levy-1,%1a.rd Grocery Company 72.00 19.00 McKinley, L. !1. 9.75 69.25 McKinley, L. 1,111 558.60 23.25 Miami Hardware Company 59.48 7.60 Municipal Supply Company 71.20 1.10 O'Brien Corporation 124.95 1.50 Rose, Jacob 77.05 11.02 Ironical Paint & Oil Co. 185.62 Schilling's 2.14 20.00 Simon Brothers, Inc. 984.00 16.21 Smogor Lumber Co. 11.25 41.75 Smogor Lumber Co. 128.53 77.25 South Bend Brewing Co. 5.50 3.00 SEWA.GL DISPOSAL: 4090.00 Consoer, Townsend & .Associates 756.56 89.50 PARKIIIG IETER: 327.52 Indiana Bell Telephone 6.75 TRAFFIC ENGINEERING: Mr. Ernest Miller, Traffic Engineer was present and matters pertain ing to his Department were discussed. A corpmunication was received from the Common Council with a letter attached wherein objection was made to the installation of parking meters on East Mayne Street and South Carroll Street. This was referred to the Traffic Engineer. BUSSES:., A communication was received from the Common Council relative to equipment used by the Bus Company which was referred to the Northern Indiana Transit Incorporated. A letter was presented to the Board by Council, -an Walter Glass, which letter was signed by S. Gelbaugh and related to bus ser-gice. This was referred to Northern Ind -Lana Transit Incorporated. ENGINEERI_rTG DEPARTI,�NT:_ .An Excavation Bond for Clifford Kinyon and Losier S- anley, d/b/a Kinyon and Stanley was approved and ordered filed. An Excavation Bond for Place & Company in._the amount of 10,000 was approved and order ed filed. • 0 • • • 0