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HomeMy WebLinkAbout03/05/1956 Board of Public Works MinutesRib :MARCH 5, 1956 i A regular meeting of the Board of Public Works & Safety was held Monday, Marc; 5, 1956 at 10;00 A.M. (CST). All members were present. Minutes of the previous regular meeting were read and approved. Salary claims in the amount of $33,009.34 were approved.; Claims in the total amount of $8,342.11 were approved and, ordered paid for the following � suppliers: - !1 • Aetna Glass Co. 64.90 Dean Armstead 45.28 Business Systems, Inc. 292.68 Business Systems, Inc. 6.28 City Water Works 31.32 Ernest DeGraff 41.36 Herbert E. Harrison 31.44 Ideal Press 67.50 Ideal Press 17.00 Ideal Press 16.50 Indiana Bell Tele. Co. 15.68 Indiana Bell Tele Co. 12.81 Indiana Bell Tele Co. 317.33 Indiana Bell Telephone Co. 326.39 Indiana Bell Tele Co. 16.98 Indiana & Michigan Elec. Co. 9..88 C. E. Lee Company 5.40 Halsey LeRoy 29.60 j Luznyts Paint & Wallpaper, 285.77 Memorial Hospital 3.00 Elmer E. Murray 43.44 Dale Shelly 88.48 Slutsky Plbg. & Htg. Co. 6.00 Slutsky Plbg. & Htg. Company 13.95 Slutsky Plbg. & Htg. Co. 17.14 Slutsky Plbg. & Htg. Company 11.18 lj Walter Stiekley 28.16 Weisberger Bros, Inc. 9.50 li Ziker Cleaners 13.29 ;. GENERAL IMPROVEMENT FUND Wilbur H. Gartner & Assoc. 414.40 Niles Excavating Company 252.16 Wilbur H. Gartner & Assoc. 481.19 Niles Excavating Company 309.08 SEWER DEPARTMENT 3j South Bend Foundry Co. 120.00 South Bend Foundry Company 294.00 SANITATION DEPARTMENT Drs. Erickson & Olson 15.00 South Bend Truck & Equip. Co. 12.01 I� STREET & TRAFFIC Auto License Bureau 34.00 George G. Bergman 37.75 • Brehmer Electric Co. 25.75 Business Systems, Inc. 6.30 Business Systems, Inc. 25.47 Business Systems, Inc. 8.10 City Sales Company 37.25 Eutectic Welding Alloys Corp. 247.25 V. GravesAutoGlass 95.95 Graybar Electric Co., Inc. 7.50 Maude H. Haberle d/b/a Indiana Bell Telephone Co. 54.76 John B. Haberle 61.80 Hoffman Bros. Auto Electric 129.05 Ind. & Mich. Elec. Co. 224.00 Ind. & Mich. Elec. Company 6.40 Industrial Towel & Uniform 19.80 International Salt Co., Inc. 864.00 International Salt Company 835.20 Koontz -Wagner Elec. Co. 26.80 !. Korte Bros, Inc. 17.04 Lien Chemical Company 5.70 The McCaffery Co. 4.48 Minn. Mining Mfg. Company 116.00 (National Brake Service, Inc. 134.69 National Brake Serv. Inc. 6.00 • The OtBrien Corporation 136.46 Portage Oil Corporation 8.64 �Tortage Oil Corporation 8;64 S. & H. Carbonic Company 103.34 j'St. Joseph Hospital 3;00 St. Joseph Hospital 5;00 C.A. Shrader Welding Supplies 17;77 Singer General Tire Co., Inc. 161;69 11,Sinton Supply Company 5,48 Smith-Alsop Paint & Varnish 133:89 :Smith, The Locksmith 8:95 Standard Automotive Supply Co. 12.25 ;Standard Automotive Supply Co. 21.57 Stockberger Machinery Inc. 134.68 j jiStreeter-Amet Company 6.47 Swanson Spreader & Mfg. Co. 1036752 1i!Harry M. Tomlinson 71.00 Frank S. Vukovits 23;92 J. E. Walz, Inc. 9.50 West Side Hardware Co. 1;31 (Weisberger Bros, Inc. 80.05 'Nest Side Hardware Co. 181.85 I West Side Hardware 83.85 West Side Hardware Co. 2.16 j ljZimmerman Brush Works, Inc. 220.00 I. Verner L. Lane, Bldg. Commissioner, appeared before the Board with reference .to -his inspection on defective sidewalks in the downtown area. Report next Monday, March: 12, 1956. The monthly report for February, 1956 for the Building Department was accept- ed and filed. A contractorts bond in the sum of $1000 was approved by the Board for the ISollitt Construction Company. I • A petition was received from Frank Gawenda and others asking for the improve - of lst alley east of Kaley Street between Ford Street and Poland'Street by the constructi n of black topping according to law. Petition referred to the Engineerin& Department. i NO PARKING THIS SIDE signs were installed on: ' South side of Sorin Street from Niles Avenue to St. Joseph River. i Ernest H. Miller, Traffic Engineer, recommended that all applications hereto- fore submitted to the Board of Public Works & Safety for taxi -cab stands be denied. The Board approves Mr. Miller's recommendation. The_ Clerk of the Board was ordered to advertise fora pick-up truck for the I* Traffic Department. 450 1' At the regular meeting of the Council, the followingmatter was referred to the ,!Board of Public Works & Safety for appropriate disposal or for specific action as indicated: A motion was made by Councilman Tellson, seconded by Councilman Glass, that the Board of Public Works have an investigation made of heavy trucks using West Ewing Avenue which is a Boulevard; Councilman Erler amended the motion to include the speeding of trucks and to include Altgeld Street in the in- vestigation, motion seconded by Councilman Glass. Motion carried. Council would like a report on this investigation by their next meeting, March lap 1956. Councilman Christman asked that the Board of Public Works & Safety also include in their investigastion, the bad congestion of traffics► and the condition of the South Shore railroad tracks at the intersection of LaSalle Avenue and Lin - coin Way West, and at LaSalle and Main Street. He suggested that some sort of an island or divider would help the congestion at LaSalle and Lincoln Way West. Both matters were taken under advisement by the Board of Public Works & Safety and the report will be given next Monday, March 12, 1956. A petition was received asking for the vacation of the north -..and south alley be- tween Lots 97 and 98 in part of Lincoln Manor Addition; from the south right of way line;, of Bonds avenue south to the north line of the east and west alley at the rear of said Lots No. 97 and 98 all in the city of South Bend, Indiana and was referred to the City Plan Com- mission for their investigation and recommendation. 1- VACATION RESOLUTION NO. 2828 This being the date set hearing was held on the resolution heretofore adopted b the Board of Public Works and Safety for the vacationof Johnson Street from the north line. of Washington Avenue to the South line of Orange Street, under Resolution No. 2828. The 'Clerk of the Board having shown sufficient proofs of publicstion and no remonstrators ha-_ 1,'ving appeared and no written remonstrances having been filed with the Clerk, it was moved," :seconded and unanimously carried that the said resolution be finall adopted and the said ;street be vacated, providing that the South Shore Railroad warning gates on the south side of Orange Street at :Johnson Street may be removed; the gates on the north side of Orange zStreet at Johnson to remain; that South Shore warning gates and lights should be install- ,ed at the Brookfield -Orange intersection. The Engineering Department is directed to pre — ,pare an assessment roll covering the assessment of benefits and the award of damages to ;the surrounding properties. VACATION RESOLUTION NO. 2831 ENTRY OF PETITION PRESENTED The Board of Public Works & Safety hereby received and placed on file the Petition 1;of Dean Barnes and 21 others for the improvement of 29th Street from the South line of ;;Pleasant Street to the North line of Northside Blvd. by constructing a Class "C" Pavement! land cement concrete curbs. PETITION REFERRED TO ENGINEER RESOLUTION NO. 2831 The petition of Dean Barnes and 21 others for the improvement of 29th Street from' ;;the south line of Pleasant Street to the North line of Northside Boulevard by constructing a Class 11C" pavement (Types 1 to 4 inclusive) and cement concrete curbs is referred to the' iCity Engineer, for investigation and recommendation at the next regualr meeting of the Board. R. S. Andrysiak Irving J. Smith Frank J. Bruggner CITY CIVIL ENGINEER►S RECOMMENDATION RESOLUTION NO. 2831 I Referring to the Petition of Dean Barnes and 21 others for the improvement of 29th ;Street from the South line of Pleasant Street to the North line of Northside Blvd. by con Istructing a Class "C" pavement (Types 1 to 4 inclusive) and cement concrete curbs, the Ci#y l°Engineer recommends that the Petition be granted. R. S. Andrysiak City Engineer I • 0 • • 1�1 9 40 • According to the recommendation of the City Civil Engineer concerning the pe ition of Dean Barnes and 21 others for the improvement of 29th Street from the South Lin of Pleasant Street to the North line of Northside Blvd., you are hereby directed to pre- pare plans, Drawings, Profiles, General Details, Specifications, Estimates and the Preli inary Improvement Resolution for improving such part of said streets by constructing a Class "C" pavement (Types 1 to 4 inclusive) and cement concrete curbs. R. S. Andrysiak Irving J. Smith Frank J. Bruggner PRELIMINARY PLANS REPORTED RESOLUTION NO. 2829 Charles W. Cole & Son, Civil Engineers, reported to the Board, Profiles, Draw- ings, Plans, General Details, Specifications, Estimates, and Preliminary Improvement Res; olution No. 2829 for the improvement of Woodlawn Blvd. (Lots 373, 374, and 375 only) fran the existing manhole at Lot #372 to Inglewood Place by constructing a local combined sewe;p. The Board approved the reports and passed Improvement Resolution No. 2829, authorizing these improvements and the 26th day of March, 1956 at the hour of 10:00 A.M. as the time, and the office of the Board in said City as the place, when and where all persons whose property may be affected by such proposed improvement, may be heard, and all petitions and remonstrances, received and the Board will, on said day, decide whethe the benefits accruing to abutting and adjacent property, and to the City of South Bend, Indiana, will be equal to or exceed the estimated cost of said improvements. The Clerk of the Board is hereby ordreed to give notice by two weekly publications, of the time an place of hearing of this resolution, adopted on this 5th day of March, 1956 and to be pu lished on the 9th day of March and the 16th day of March, 1956 There being no further business to come before the Board, the meeting was ad journed at 10:40 A.M. (CST). Attest: AnthonyYa/06, Clerk IbI D-URCH 12, 1956 A regular meeting of the Board of Public Works & Safety was held Monday, March 12, 1956 at 10:00 A.M. (CST). All members were present. Minutes of the previous regular mee� - �ing were read and approved. Claims of the following suppliers in the total amount of ! v�I273.85 were approved and ordered paid; ;III Belleville Lbr. & Supply Co. 3.24 City Water Works 24-44 Huntington Laboratories, Inca 78.55 Indiana'Bell Telephone Company 16.22 Luznyts Paint & Wallpaper Co. 236.45 The McCaffery Company .50 Portage Oil Company 40.49 SEWER DEPARTMENT Sanfax Company 140;80 STREET & TRAFFIC Michael J. Barany Agency 30.72 Business Systems, Inc. 2.61 Elgin Sweeper Company 191.85 Drs. ERicksen & Olson 6.00 Indiana Bell Telephone Company 50.33 Dr. I. Sandock 9.00 Schillin.gs 15.47 Business Systems, Inc. Englewood Electric Supply'... Ideal Press Indiana Bell Telephone Company Del Mack The Mc C of f e ry ' C omp any CONTRACTORS IMPVT. FUND Niles Excavating Co. 51.61 2.22 32.40 9.41 67.50 22.13 2174.60 Michael J. Barany Agency 30.72 Crouse -Hinds Company 606.76 Elgin Sweeper Company 194.80 Indiana Bell Telephone Company 9.19 Indiana & Michigan Electric Company 16.84 Dr. I. Sandock 9.00 Steel Sales 200.00