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HomeMy WebLinkAbout05/28/1929 Board of Public Works Minutes38 Wednesday Evening "ay 22nd., I929. w, This being the date 'set, continued hearing was had or} the assessment roll showing the awards of damages and the assessments of benefits in the matter of the vacation of the alley south of Alt€*eldt Street from 'lyde street to the east line of Triami i Heights Addition under vacation Resolution No.2209. "In the above narned assessment roll, no remonstrators. appeared and no written remon- strances were filed and the Board, being fully advised in the premises; finds that the several lots and parcels of land have been b6nefited and damaged in the amounts shown on said assessment roll. The Board, therefore, decides to take final action on said roll and declares same in all things ratified, confir.:�led and approved and • all former action taken on said vacation resolution is herebysustained and the alley I� vacated and the proceedings closed. The Board approved the bid of the Albert Construction Company for co-bined curb. and gutter on Smith Otreet between Olive 'street and Huey otreet under Improvement 1 -Resolution No.2167 at .90 a lineal foot. 0 , L r1 U Yeeting adjourned at 9:00 O'clock. Attested: e ,c crf t hb Boar TU -SDAY YAY 28th. , 1929. 13aard met in regular session at 9 A. iR. All members present. Yinutes ' of meetings held May 2Ist., and -mod 22nd., 1929, read and approved. The Board signed the contract ;rai th H.N. Barnes for the grade, curb and walk 111 improvement on Anderson "ven a from` King Street to Bulla Street under Improvement Resolution No.2207 in the ount of $2,875.64. The Board signed and appr oved the construction bond for same in the ount of IOC% of the contract price signed by United States Fidelity & Guaranty o. The Board signed the contract _with Frame & Zimmer for the grade, curb and walk .improvement on Bulla Street from Portage `venue to ?fedora '1treet under Improve- ment esolution No.2208 in the amount of ,$1,950.35. The Board approved toe construct ion bond of same for 50 ,, of the contract price signed by "outhern Surety V1om1:a.ny. The Board signed the contract frith F. T. ' Tranberg for the sidewalk improve ment on the south - of Sample Street from the west line of Industrial Drive to a point 1280 feet west of the west line of Industrial 'rive under Improvement Resolution No. 2220 in the amount of $1, I85.80. The Board also approved the construction bond of same for I00% of the contract price signed by the United States Fidelity and Guarantor Company. The Board signed the contract with E. T. Tranberg for the sidewalk improve went on the Angella Avenue from the east line of Harter Heights Addition to Notre Dame Avenue and on Pokagon Street from the east line of Harter Hei:-rhts Addition to Angellai Avenue under Improvement Aesolution No.2234 in the amount of 3,368.75. The Board also approved the construction bond of sane for 100% of the contract price signed by United States Fidelity & Guaranty o. The Board signed the contract with Rdith Riley Construction Co.., for the sheet asphalt pavement improvement on Marietta Street from the south line of Sample Street to the south line of the Ist. alley south of jample Street under Improvement Resolution No.2239 in the amount of I,457.45. The Boara also approved the construct ion bond of saris a in the amount of 50% of the contract price signed by Oouthern Surety Company. Tuesday, lay 28th., 1929. opened and read for . This beinthe date set, bids were receiveUreet the local. sewer improvgement on erwinski-Street from Brookfield to College 8tree tender Improvement Resolution No.22I9.. Bdds are as follows: I2 inch Arnberg-liolerg Const. I.60 8 inch 6 inch Manholes Complete .75 .65 70.00Mffxx . No. Indiana uo. 1.24 1.25 .50 65.00- Rocco Simeri 1.30 ;90 .60 70.00 C. 12. Reesh I.40 .50 .60 70.00 Edw. Di Jail i o T. 35. .40 .60 70.00 J. Rothwell L.30 .50 .60 60.00 This bein§ the date set, bids were received, opened and read for the local sewer improvement on remont Street from Humboldt Street to Elwood Avenue under Improvement "esolution No.22I8. Bids are as follows: I2 inch 8 inch 6 inch Manhol e s compl et e Arn.b erg Molen Oo I.55 .70 .60 70.00 No. Id. Const.o. I.29 I.00 .54 67.00 Edw 1julio I.35 .50 .60 70.00 C.Eeesh I.25 .50 .60 75.00 ROCCO "imeri I.20 .90 .60 60.00 J:-Rothwellry I.I9 .40 .52 65.00 Carmine Paca 3.00 .75 .90 80.00 Informal This being the date set, hearings were had on the following assessment rolls, showing the awards of damages and the assessments of benefits for the following Vacations: Assessment roll for the vacation of the Ist., alley west of Main Street from the -south line of � oodside Street to the -north line of Ist., alley south of Woodside �'treet under Ymcation Resolution No.22I3. Assessment roll for the vacation of the 2nd . , alley west of 1-Tain Street from the south line of "oodisde ''treet to the north line of Ist. , alley soli-th of woodtide "4treet under Vacation Resolution No.2214. Assessment roll for the vacation of the Ist., alley south of . oodside atreet from the west line of Ist. , alley west of Bain jtreet to the E. R . 00 W. line of Pennsylvania R. R. under Vacation Resolution No.22I2. Assessment roll for the vacation of a part of 2Ist. , Street beginning at the N. P. Corner of Lot 49 in Original Plat of Aiver Park under Vacation Resolution No.2216. In all of the above named assessment rolls, no remonstrators appeared and no written remonstrances were filed and the Board, being fully advised in the premises, decides to take final action on said assessment rolls and find that the several lots and parcels of land have been benefited in the amounts named in said rolls. The Board therefore, declares said 'assessment rolls in all things ratified, confirmed and approved and the alleys and street vacated and all proceedings had on said vacations are hereby sustained and the proceedings closed. `'it n ineer H. y Lg G. 77ray, filed the primary assessment rolls showing the wards of damages and the assessment of benefits in the vacation of Bridge Street from olfax AvenueLkto LaSalle �renue under Vacation Resolution No.2I96. . In the above named assessment roll, the Board hereby orders that on the IIth. , day of June I929, this Board will meet in their office in the City Hall at io:00 A..y., to hear and receive remonstrances from all persons whose property may 11 be affected by such vacation. The Board further orders that notices of said hearing on assessment of benefits .and award of damages be delivered to property owners. according to law or published according to law, City Engineer, K. G. "Tray, filed plans �xZX2�si��# and the , Board adopted Condemnation `esolution No.2243 for the opening of Linden Avenue from Bendix 'rive to pity Limits. Resolutions is as follows: j Condemnation Resolution No.2243, 1929. I' Resolved by the Board of Public Works of the City of South Bend, I+ Indiana : That the following described property be appropriated for the use of the said �'ity: Linden avenue from Bendix Drive to "'ity Limits. � Beginning at a point 40 feet north of the intersection of the g g centerline of Linden given-Te and the western cor-porate limits of the city of 'oath j Bend; thence running south 80 feet; thence east on a line parallel to the said center line of Linden Avenue, to a point 52.68 feet east and 40 feet south of the northwest corner of the northeast quarter of the northeast quarter of Section 9, Township 37 Nort Range 2 .East, in said City; thence to the right on a curve whose radius is 1392.69 fee.* i a distance of 600.8 feet; thence south 65 degrees 16 minutes east, IOII.2 feet; this line- being parallel to and GIO feet from the south line of the right of way of the NeW 0 0 • • 389 !ieslgy, Iray 24th. , 1929. 0 York Central Railr6ad Company; thence to the left on a curve whose radius is 653.68 i feet, a distance of 962.9 feet; thence north 24 degreeq 44 minutes east,�,320.3I feet, I� to the center line of the first: alley south of Linden venue in Iialey's Second Sub- division in said city; thence north on a line parallel to'the center line of I)endix Drive, and 40 feet distant therefrom, 142 feet to the south line of Linden Avenue;! thence west 80 feet; thence sotu on a line parallel to the center line of said, Bendix Drive.I42 feet; thence.south 24 degrees 44 minutes west, 282.53 feet; thence to the right on a curve whose radius is 533.68 feet, a distance of 837.07 feet; thence north it 1.65 degrees. I6 minutes west, 1011.2 feet; this line being ,arallel to and 530 faet distant from the south line of the right of way of the said New York Central Railroad ompany; � I thence toths left on a curve whose radius is 1472,69 feet,distance of 6`35.54 feet; thenc' west on a line parallel to the said center line of said Linden Avenue, and 40 feet distant therefrom to the place of beginning. The following described property may be injuriously or beneficially affected) by such appropriation; Beginning 60 feet north of the northeast corner of Lot 233 in Second Plat of LaSalle Park; thence west 795 feet; thence north 300.0 feet; thence west }I89.0 feet; thence north 162.0 feet; thence west 143.0 feet to the east line of Falcon Street; thenc north 561.1 feet; thence west and parallel to the north line of Section 9, township 37 North, Range 2 East, to the north and south center line of said Section 9; thence south to the east and west center line of said 6ection 9; thence west to the north and south center line of the west one half of said Section 9• thence north to the south lira I.of the New York Oentral Railroad CompaAy's right of way; thence southeasterly along !� the southerly line of said right of way to the north line of 'Oection 10, Township 37 North, Range 2 East; thence east along the north line of said Section I0, tto a point 167.0 feet west of the west line of Bendix Drive; thence north to the south line of ;I Linden Avenue; thence east to the center 1 Ime of the first alley east of Bendix Drive; thence south to the north line of the Chicago, South Bend and Northern Indiana Railway Company's right of way; thence southwesterly to the, northwest corner of lot No.I002 in the Third Plat of '�'ummit Place .Addition to the �'ity of South Bend, Indiana; thence south to the north line of Washington Street; thence west to the place of beginning. Notice of this resolution shall be published on the 3Ist. , day of May and on the 7th. , day of June 1929 in the South Bend News Times and Tribune. This Board, at its office in the City Hall on the I9th. , day of June 1929, at 7-I5 P. V. will hear and receive remonstrances from all persons interested in or i, affected by these proceedings. "dopt ed this 28th. , day of May, I929. BOARD OF PUBLIC "TOTUCS "'. 7. IiINKLE JOTTDT K. SY01OR RALPH TI. MSS ATTFSTrD: HAZEI, A. TMNM,. . " The Board approved claims for various departments in the amount of $IJI0.8511. The Board approved pay rolls for various departments in the amount of I3,846.71. The Board approved pay rolls in favor of -Engineering department in the amount of 356.00 for track elevation expense and hereby orders City Controller to pay same out of Track Elevation Fund. The Board approved pay rolls in favor of City Engineer H. G. `fray and Clerk of the Board, Hazel A. Turner, in the amount of 433.33 and hereby orders City Controller to pay same out of "'rack Elevation fund. The Board arproved the deed from Everett 0. Iioadley and Dora Hoadley,Shis wife for a strip of ground I4 feet in width off of the vacated portion of 2Ist., Street and the Board hereby orders clerk of the board to fecord same.