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HomeMy WebLinkAbout06/28/1937 Board of Public Works Minutes31_o The meeting adjourned at 11:15 A. M. -9- - 0, - d-, Z_ d_V� BOARD OF PUBLIC ATTEST: 1erk M ING "June- 28, 1937 Regular meeting of the Board of-Publi-c-Works-was-held on Monday, at 11:30 A. M. All members were present. June 28, 1937, Minutes of the previous)- meeting, were, read: and- approved. Claims in the amount of $3,351.9Z froIm the -following suppliers were approved and ordered paid, also payrolls of`"several-departments amounting to-J5,895.04. Indiana Bell Telephone Co. $5.35 So, -Bend Sanitary -Wipers --Co. $12.00 G. 0, Thu= 1.00 Great -Lakes Asphalt & Petroleum Co. 993.22 G. 0..-urn 1.00 Sanders Lumber Co. 28000 C. A. ;_ordan Co. 260.00 - Cockrell Tractor --Co 27.33 Wolves ne.Insurance Co 32.45 Schuyler Rose - 347.20 Ind. in.t & Wallpaper Co. 51.34 Street Dept. W.P.A. Payroll 725.96 Silo Company 30.96 Michigan Ave. Lumber -Co. 81.60 Zeltner Hardware 58.51 Scherman=Schaus-Freeman Co. 9.38 Harry E. Willette 58.04 William-F. Koch- 82.25 South Bend. Auto Products 52.07 B. J. McCaffery, P: M. 9.00 South Bend Auto Products 470.91 New York Central Railroad 5.85 F. J. Vurpillat, M. D. 8.50 "A sketch was submitted by-the-Schrader_Service, 601 South Michigan Street, requesting the revision of the entrance to their filling station, they having leased -the neXt -lot south. The Board, after -considering -the plan, return-ed •same to them for revision and modification as� to width- of- entrances. ✓ Mr. 0. A. Levine submitted -his revised sketch of plan for approaches to filling station at Irvington and Michigan Streets, which were approved by the Board. The LaSalle Hotel Corporation responded to -the Boardts request to remove the ash pit cover now in the alley west of the -LaSalle Hotel, stating that they had contracted for City heat which would be installed and -in operation -by October lst. They would like -to have permission to-leave­the- screen over -the -ash -pit until that time. The Board responded that if complaints continue to come in they would have to insist on its removal, but if -not they would -mot press the matter until -October lst. Mr. William H. Longenecker, City -Sexton, --submitted a report of the activities of the Cemetery Department for the month of June, showing collections made amounting to $412.75. Bond -of contractor in'favor of Bob Morgan--in-the-Glen Falls Indemnity Company was approved by the Board. The meeting adjourned at 11:50 A. M. ATTEST: -Clerk 0 • E 0