HomeMy WebLinkAbout08/02/1932 Board of Public Works MinutesTuesday, August 2nd. , 1932. 7
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Bgard mt in regular session at 10:00 A. Y. All msnbers present. Minutes
of meeting held Tuesday, July 26th., 1932, read and approved.
This being the date set, bids were received, opened and read for the
construction of the local sewer in Huey Street under Improvement Resolution No.2473.
Bids are as follows:
6 inch 8 inch 12 inch 18 inch Mign.holes Complete
R. S ime r i
.35
.60
.80
1. b8
40.00
C. Puca
.39
.45
.83
1.20
45.00
The above bids handed to City Engineer for tabulation.
City Engineer, F. C. Oiray, filed the primary assessment roll shming the
awards of damages and assessments of benefits in the matter of the Vacation of the
streets in East -lawn Addition under Vacation Resolution No.2471.
In the above named assessment roll, the Board hereby orders that on the
30th. , day of August, 1932, this Board will meet in their office in the City Hall at
10:00 A. 1.., to hepr and receive remonstrances from all persons whose property has
been affected by said vacation and will decide whether the several lots and pwrcels of
land have been or w ill be benefited or dama ged in the amounts shown on said roll or
in a gr eat er or less sum than that shos-n on said roll. The Board further orders that
notices of said hearing, together with the amounts of damages awarded. and benefits r.
assessed, be delivered to property owners according to law, or published according to
law as the case rgay be.
,r. A_. Bucholtz, represent ing the li4estern Avenue Improvement Association
appeared before the Board asking that the Board take steps to widen and pave Western
Avenue from Taylor Street to Olive Street, under the Thoroughfare Plan adopted in the
last legislature. The ratter was discussed by the Board and 1,1 yor Hinkle and other
members of the v estern Avenue Improvement Association and the board brought out the
feet that with the present low valuations on all City property; such an improvement
could not be launched and carried through under the present tax rate. However, the
Board and the Miyor assured the members of the association that the matter would be
given their careful consideration.
Claims amounting to $279.29 for various departments were signed and
'j approved by the Board and cr d e n d pa i d .
Ivieeting adjourned at. 12 o'clock noon.
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