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HomeMy WebLinkAbout09/26/1938 Board of Public Works Minutes399 The Board agreed with Mr. Reed of the Reed Contracting Company of Mishawaka, to transport the cement -mixer to be used on Washington Street project, from Mishawaka to Wainut and Washington Streets, and that Rocco Simeri agreed to transport it for 4,-',30.00. It was also ordered that a motorcycle escort be arranged for to transport the mixer from the City Limits to Washington Street and Walnut Streets to prevent traffic accidents, since the transportation,,caravan cannot be stopped in going through red lights, particularly on a grade. The Clerk was ordered to arrange for this transpor- tation. A petition was received from residents and property owners in the 100 block and 200 blocks on South Meade Street, requestingthat the pavement be repaired in those two blocks. The matter was referred to the Street Department for attention. � This being the date set for hearing of Vacation Resolutions No. 2491, 2492, and 2493, and Mr. Chester Perkins not being prepared to furnish easements on the property, the hearing was postponed for four weeks, or until October 17, 1938. ./ Renewal Certificate on Contractors' Bonds in favor of Charles.E. Emmons was ap- proved by the Board. Meeting adjourned at 11:00A. M. ATTEST: Clerk MEF'i.'Ii4G Sept. 26, 1938 ✓Regular meeting of the Board of Public works was held on Monday, Sept. 26, at 10:30 A. M. All members were present. Minutes of the previous meeting were read and apn_r_oved. 'Claims"franthe following suppliers in the amount of $31,056.10 were approved and ordered paid. Also payroll of the various Departments amounting to $9,166.73. Belleville Lumber Co. 73.34 Northern Indiana Public Serv. 1.00 Broad:n.a;r Pharmacy 6.18 The Office Lngineers, Inc. 1.89 Business Systems, Inc. .75 Rail -lay Express Agency, Inc. .41 Business Systems, Inc. 2.25 :Sanders Lumber Co. 5.65 Business Systems, Inc. .75 Sanders Lumber Co. 6.17 Business Systems, Inc. 1.75 Scherraan--chaus-Freeman Co. .16 Business Systems, Inc. i7.80 J. a IiT. chlecht 1000.00 The CrcyLn Rock Sales Co. 379.43 Simplex Time Recorder Co. 3.00 C.H. DeFrees, Inc. 6.00 South Bend Janitor Supply Co. 8.75 Edwards Iron Works, Inc. 5.71 South Bend Foundry Co. Edwards Iron Works, Inc. 4.96 South Bend roundry Co. .90 13.00 Edwards Iron Works, Inc. 3.16 South Bend Foundry Co. 178.50 Edwards Iron utiorks, Inc. .81 South Bend Foundry Co. 10.95 Edwards Iron utiorks, Inc. 4.97 South Bend Foundry Co. 19.50 General Tire Co. 1.25 South Bend Foundry Co. 9.60 General Tire Co. 94.00 ,tandard Register Co. 3.00 T�Aauriee Hoban 20.00 United motors Service, Co. 4.00 Indiana Bell Telephone Co. 15.75 rJillette Service Station 27.25 Indiana Lumber Co. 29.05 Killette Service Station 12.40 Indiana Paint & Wallpaper Co.131.35 Ailiette Service Station 52.32 Lowe Machinery Co. 9.50 01illette Service Station 4.00 Mid- rLerican Engineering 496.98 ;wire - Disc uTh-eel Sales & Service 16.75 Arid -American Engineering 270.00 Wire cx, Disc -~heel Sales & Service 9.50 Municipal Supply Co. .90 Zeltner hardware 85.44 National mill Supply Co. 5.34 ✓ The matter of the construction of a. hose tower for Fire Station No. 9 was again discussed and the Board decided to construct this tower based u?non the original speci- fications of the architects and the original bid of the Christman Construction Company which was tow, amounting to ;i)1368.00. Ar. Anderson was instructed to inform the Christi _an Company of the letting of this contract. The following agreement :with Reed Bros. or lease of implements incident to the laying of sewer on ;guest ua_shington Street was pproved by the Board. AGREKVir dT This agreement made and entered into by and between need Brothers of the City of ishawaka, Indiana, by and thru 4illiam F. Reed, as party of the first part, and, the ity of South Bend, Indiana by and thru its Board of Public Works, as party of the sec- nd part, Witnesseth: Whereas party of the first part is the owner of certain articles of road constuction equipment, more particularly hereinafter 11 described, and desires to rent same t-- the second party for use in roar construction work, and, °;ihereas party of the second part being engaged in certain road construetion work within the City of South Bend, Indiana, desires to lease said equipment, NO`'Vi THEREFOhh) it is stipulated and agreed that first party will lease to second party the following described. road construction equipment for which party of the secon part will pay tc first party monthly rental as hereinafter stipulated, the equipment together with the agreed monthly rental being described as follows, to -wit: 1. One "Rex" Seven (7) bag mixer (concrete) 2. Inch and one half (11") Red Viater hose and connections - 15wo hundred feet more or less 5. One "Ord" Cement Finishing T achine 4. T-io Thousand Feet (2000) Steel forms 9 x 8 size 5. Plainer- -Burlap Cart--Strike-Off and floats rental per : month - 200.00 rental per month ---- 10.00 rental per inonth ---- 150.00 rental per month ----w200 "0 rental per month -----No charge 6. One Hundred Seventy (170) feet Six Inch Steel forms -per month ----------- $25.00 It is stipulated and agreed that the effective date of this contract shall be as the date that said equipment shall be taken fromthe yard of the first party in the Cit; of Mishawaka, Indiana; that this contract shall date from said- date and re�riain effect- ive until said articlesso rented. or leased togeth er with the articleslisted as "no charge" have all been returned to the yard. of First Party in the City of Mishawaka, Indiana. It is further agreed that first party shall not be liable or accountable to sec- ond party or employees of the second pasty using said equipment or for any resulting injuries or d-amages occasioned by the use of said equipment; that this provision shall c"over such tin-e as the equipment is being transported to and from the,yard of first party. It is farther agreed that second party will keep said equipMent in good repair replacing any and all parts that may become lost or damaged with new parts or used Dart's which warty of the first part may agree shall beused; that said equipment will 1 \ returned to first party in as good condition as received, wear and tear- excepted; that all equipment will be thoroughly cleaned; that the for-n.s will be thoroughly greased with a heavy or thick coatinT, of Breese cnd replaced within the yeard in the same man- ner as received; that the mixer and finishing machine will be thoroughly cleaner',_ and the surface prepared for paint; that ell articles will be re-nle.ced within the yard. of the first party as directed by first party or duly acting eEent. of U It is further agreed that rental shall continue upon said equipment for so long a tir e as the articles shall rE�iain e ay from the yard of the first party et the abo­ ; I, designated. prices; that rental payments for said equipment brill be made in the name Reed Brothers and directed to the office of the said Reed Brothers at 202 North TAain Street, City of Mishawaka, Indiana. � IN 'T1TYJLS6 v'ui?F -10F Tier: P1�RTI: S hAVE HrRI:U VTO LET Tiihlb Ht21L6 1-i lL SEAL TAIL 21st day of September, 193;8. Reed Brothers. By WilliEr_ F. Reed Board of Public Works City of Sou Bend, Indiana. By Frederick J. I.nderson, Member Edwin W. Hunter, TVTember Chars. F. Zillmer, Member Mr. v atterson a:nc 1v r. Utter of the ivorth ern Indiana Railway Company were present end discussed the service of the Fello-ii Street bus line which resulted in an agree- I Trent on their part to extend the service daily one hour later in the morning and. one ` hour earlier in the evening on the twenty minute schedule instead of thirty rdinute. Also to give half-hour service on Sundays and holidays from 9 a.m. to a p.m. This I agreement was made for at least & period of sixty days. i i /The A. x P Tee Company requested the Board to cut back a curb in front of their new store at 2102 and 2104 . south _­i chigan-1treet, to give the -ri angle parking -privilege The Board referred this ratter to City Traffic Lngineer !Tiller for investigeti on and �o recommendation. 10 0 .7 0 0 D `Ar. Charles Calvert of the Indiana. Michigan Electric Company was present and pres- ented the following; sup -elemental Agreement for the lighting of the city streets, which was reprovedby the Board and filed with the original contract: ., This Supplemental Agreement made and entered. into this 26 day of L'eptember, 1938, between the City of South Bend. a municipal corporation of the State of Indiana., by a_nd through its Board. of Public u'�orks•, pa-1-ty of the first part, hereinafter referred to as the City and the Indiana. &- Michigan Electric Company a corporation, party of the second Hart, hereinafter referred to as the Contractor, pursuant to the resolution of the • Board of Public V�orks passed. at ameeting held onthe 26 day of September, 1938. v I 1'N ESS ET H: ( 'V'VH.r�REAS, the parties hereto, heretofore entered. into a contract dated April 151 1' Provi-a-ing for the furnishing by the Contractor to the City of street lights end the li.giVin.-' thereof by electricity and VVHER1J'38, it is provided in said contract that the same may be modified by mutual agreementof the parties, N0 r�, TriLPLF0 RF •' For and in consideration of the. mutual covenants and agreements hereinafter con- tained the parties hereto agree that. said contract of April 15, 1935 be and the same is amended in the following respects: . 1. That Paragraph 1, of said contract, is hereby amended to read as follows: . 111. The Contractor shall provide and maintain (a) A street lighting s;rstem in the City of South Bend, Indiana, consisting of not less than One Thousand and Sixty-three (1063) street lamps supplied from the I.: OVEPd-T-EAD LI6TRIBUTION 6YbTiM, of the Contractor. Such overhead lamps shall be as fol- lows: 0 - 10000 Lumen incandescent limp, pendent fixture, dust proof bowl refractor, mast ar-n construction. 63- 6000 Lumen incandescent lamps, pendent fixture, dust proof bowl refractor, mast arm construction. 651- 4000 Lumen incandescent lamps, pendent fixture, dust proof bowl refractor, mast arm construction_J . el- 2500 Lumen incandescent lamps, pendent fixture, dust proof bowl refractor, bracket or mast arm construction. 268- 1000 Lumen incandescent lamps, radial reflector, bracket construction. (b) A street lighting system in the City of mouth Bend, Indiana, con. isting of not less than. One Thousand Seven Pundred Sixty-three (1763) street lamps supplied from the 'UNDERGROUND BISTRIBUTIOiu SYSTLK of the Contractor. Such underground lamps shall be as follows: I. Pendent Lighting Units 0- 10000 Lumen incandescent lamp, iron post, pendent fixture, dust proof bowl refract- • or. 92- 6000 Lumen incandescent lamps, iron post, pendent fixture, dust proof bo.vl refract- or. 54- 4000 Lumen incandescent lamps, iron _post, pendent ' fixture, dust proof bowl refract- or. 36- 2500 Lumen incandescent lamps, iron post, pendent fixture, dust proof bovil refract- or. II. Vertical Lighting Units 204.-2500 Lumen inc-andescent lamps, iron or concrete post, Octagonal top with refractor, Egyptian benior Opalescent Unit, or equivalent unit. • 626-1000 Lumen incandescent lamps, iron or concrete post, Octagonal top without refrac- tor, or equivalent unit. 748-1000 Lumen incandescent lamps, iron. post, -.unite or red ball. III. Bridge or Park Lighting units 0-Iron Post, White Ball 3-40 Vatt incandescent lamp cluster 8-Iron Post, White Ball incandescent lamp cluster, 1-100 "Aatt, 4-6G '1att • ( IV. Business District Ornamental Lighting Units 395- 6000 Lumen incandescent lamps, iron post, Egyptian Senior Opalescent Unit, 402 or equivalent unit. (c) The City shall furnish and maintain and Contractor shall ligh� by electricity lights in I and II following: I. Traffic and Police System Lighting Units 38 - 1000 Lumen Police Recall units 3 - 1000 Lumen Langer Indicator Units 0 - 50 Vaatt Special Traffic Indicators 26 - 4 -60 'Vatt Post Type Traffic Directors g - 12-60 Watt SuspenSlon Type Traffic Directors II. Special Park or Bridge Lighting Units G - 10000 Lumen submarine units 20 - 2500 Lumen incandescent lamps, concrete post,.Octagonal top with refractor (Twyck- enham and Ernsperger Bridges) . • All property used in the performance of this contract shall be and remain the prop- erty of the Contractor except in cases where the title to any property used. in the per- formance of this contract is vested in sore other person", firm or corporation. The Contractor shall at its cost furnish all lamp renewals and light all lamps herein provided for by electricity from the effective date hereof to January 1, 1Q40, at noon. i .All _lamps herein provided for are described according to the rating of the manufac- turers thereof. Such lamps shall be so maintained and operated b ,, the Contractor that they will give the maximum amount of illumination obtainable under commercial conditions . Such lamps may be kept in service for the number of hours of normal life specified by the manufacturer in published data current at the time of installation or replacement but I no longer. All glassware shall be kept clean by the Contractor and the proper current and vol- tage shall be maintained on all lighting circuits, so that the proper conditions for the operation of each lamp at its normal rating shall be maintained. 'I All iron posts for the support of street lighting units served from the underground system shall be properly painted by the Contractor, the color to be determined by the Board of Public 'Works." I I 2. That Paragraph 10, of sai(7- contract, is hereby amended to read as follows: 1110. The City shall accept said street lighting units and the services herein specified during the life of this contract and pay as full compensation therefor at the rate and price set out in the accepted bi-d, to-w�Jit: FOh OVERtihAL UTFEE{r LIGHM\jG U dlb 10000 Lunen incandescent lamas, pendent fixture, dust proof bo\.nil refractor, mast arm construction 445.00 per unit per annum. it • 6000 Lumen incandescent lamps, pendent fixture, dust proof bo,.vl refractor, mast arm construction y&�8.40 per unit per annum. 4.000 Lumen incandescent lamps, pendent fixture, dust proof bowl refractor, mast arm construction 32.40 per unit per annum. i i 2500 Lumen incandescent lamps, pendent fixture, dust proof bowl refractor, bracket or mast arm construction it I , 26.40 per unit per annum. 1000 Lunen incandescent laps, radial reflector, bracket construction. I9.20 per unit per annum. i 0 I! FOR UiV DIEGR0U1v D STF I ET LIGi-TITv G UNITS I. Pendent Lighting Units 10000 Lumen incandescent lamps, iron post, pendent fixture, dust proof bowl refractor $58.80 per unit per annum.. 6000 Lumen incandescent lamps, iron post, pendent fixture, dust proof bowl refractor • $48.00 per unit per annum. 4000 Lumen incandescent lamps, iron post, pendent fixture, dust proof bowl refractor $42.00 per unit per annum. 2500 Lumen incandescent lamps, iron post, pendent fixture, dust proof bowl refractor 34.80 per unit per annum.. II. Vertical Lighting Units 2500 Lumen incandescent lamps, iron or oncrete _;cost, octagonal top r.7ith refractor, Eg�rptian Senior Opalescent unit, or ecuivalent unit �34.80 per unit per annum. 1000 Lumen incandescent lamps, iron or concrete post, octagonal top without refractor or ecuivalent unit 25.20 rer unit per annum. 1000. Lumen incandescent lamps, iron post, white or red ball . �r'25.20 per unit per annum III. Bridge or Park Lighting Units Iron Post,white ball 3-40 watt incandescent laffocluster $28.80 per unit per annum. Iron Post, white ball incandescent lamp cluster, 1-100 watt, 4-60 watt �43.20 Der unit per annum. iI IV. Business District Ornamental Lighting Units n LJ • 6000 Lumen incandescent lamps, iron post, Egyptian Senior Opalescent unit, or equiv- alent unit FOR LIGIyT!il''G BY ELECTRICITY `L'nh FOLLNiIING UNITS FURI�ISHL-L j Ni) BY `1rih. CITY I. Traffic and Police System Lighting Units 1000 Lumen Police Recall Units 1.00 per unit per annuni. 1000 Lumen Danger Indicator Units 50 *att Special Traffic Indicators 4-60 Watt Post Type Traffic Lirectors .00 �27 ti;� _ per unit Der annum. �,'18.00 per unit per annum.. �`13.80 per unit per annum. 12-60'iiatt Suspension Type Traffic Directors �41.52 Der unit per annum. II. Special Park or Bridge Lighting Units 10000 Lumen submarine units �'58.80 per unit per annurn.. 2500 Lumen incandescent lamps, concrete post, Octagonal top vlith refractor (Tvvrckenham and Ernsperger Bridges) $33.36 per unit per annum. . Payments to be made in equal monthly installments, each installment to be due and payable on or before the 20th of each month succeding that in which the service is rendered. It is understood that of the above lights contracted for, there are the follow ing, to-wit:- 0 - 10000 Lumen, pendent fixture, mast arm construction overhead service • 5 - 6000 Lumen, pendent fixture, mast arm construction overhead service 8 - 4000 Zumen, pendent fixture, mast arm construction overhead service nz 5 - 25GO Lumen, pendent fixture, mast arm construction overhead service 2 - 1000 Lumen, radial reflector, bracket construction, overhead service 10 - 1000 Lumen, iron post octagonal tops without refractor, underground service 18 - 1000 Lumen, iron post, white ball, underground service which are for the I epart- rment of Public Parks of said Ci.t�r and the Contractor agrees to bill said Department of Public Parks for said lamps and the City for the remaining lamps contained. in this con- tract, the said Department of Public Parks and the said City to pay for said respective billings." 3. Except as herein expressed and. modified all terms and conditions of said contract of April 15, 193511 shall remain in full force and. effect. 4. This supplemental contract shall become effective October 1, 1936, and shall terminate concurrently with said contract dated_ April 15, 1938. 5 This contract is made subject to the jurisdiction of any government auth- ority or authorities having jurisdicticn in the premises and if any of the terms and !! conditions hereof are altered or made impossible of performance by the ajudication of any such governmental authority then in such event neither party hereto shall be liable to the other for failure to comply with such terms and conditions. IN WITNESS bHERhOF the said City of South Bend, Indiana has caused_ its corporate sew to be signed_ by the Board of Public works of said city and said Indiana & Niichirpan Elec- tric Company has caused this contract to be duly executed this day and year first above written. i Irederick J. Anderson . Edwin W . Hunter Chas. F. Zillmer Board of Public -Works of the City of South Bend, Indina IjVL1hl��i _'11IG�liGAI-PLECTRIC C0/yAIVY By Thos. F.. En 1 Vice President The Board approved the plat of Cocuillard Woods-ddition, :section "C", to the City of South Bend, which comprises and is described as follows: DEDICATION 01' 00�,;,UILLiiRD LD.DITIO1, SLCTIOA "C" TO TILL, CI`i'Y OF SOC�Th BEiND, INDI1 iA. STATE OF IINDIANA) SS: ST. JOSE E COUNTY) The undersigned, hereby certifies th,�t the annexed i?lat of Cocuillard Woods Add- ition, Section "C", in the City of South Bend, Indiana, is laid out and platted on the • following described tract of land, situate in St. Joseph0ounty, Indiana, to -wit: � A part of the southeast Quarter of Section 6, ToP. s'iip 37 Aorth, 1_ange 3, East, situated in the City of Louth Bend, �Dt. Joseph County, Indiana, and described as follo:^s, to -wit: Beginning at the Southeast corner of Lot 284, Cocullard woods Addition Section "B", being on the Worth line of Bisset Street as shown in said Cocuillard Xco s rlddition, ; ection "Ell; thence South, along the East line of Cocuillard iiood.s i ddition, Section "6", 224.3 Ft. to the Southeast comer of Lot 281, in said Cocuil- la_rd uuoods �.dditicn, Section "B", thence �'-outheestwardly, along � • the lines of Lots 280, 274, 278, and 277 in said Cocuillard �,tioods Addition, Section "B", 206.16 Ft.; thence South, along the East line of Lot 276, Cocuillard Woods Addition, Section "B", 5.68 Ft.; thence Alortheastwardly, along the Southerly line of said Lot 276, extended i4ortheestirardly, 2.41.14 Ft.; thence South, parallel with the Worth and South center line of Secticn 6, Tc,%reship_ 37 North, Range 3 Rest, 150.16 Ft. to the ortherly line of Cocuillard koods Addition, Sec- tion "A"; thence Northeastwardly, along the Artherly line of Cocuill- ard .'woods Addition_, Section "A", 50.4 It.; thence left, 10 degrees and 49 minutes, along the northerly line of Cocuillard ',foods Addition, Section "A", 234.2 Ft.; thence Southeastwardly, at right angles to the last described line, along the boundary of Cocuillard Woods Add- ition, Section "A.", 210 Ft. to the Northwest earner` of Lot 274, 405 • • 0 Coqui-llard Woods Addition, Section "A"; thence left, 79 degrees and 46 minutes from the IE.st described line, along the Northerly line of said Lot 274, 168.14 Ft.; thence right, 4 degrees and 5 minutes from the last described line, along the Northerly line of Lot 273, Coouillard Woods Addition, Section "A", 39.75 Ft.; thence left, 104 degrees and 19 minutes from the last described line, 249.92 Ft.; thence bout hwestwardly, at right angles frora the last described line, 30.14 Ft.; thence Northwestwardly, st right angles from the last described line, 150 Ft.; thence 'Southvaestwardly, at right angles from the lust described line, 285.00 Ft.; which -oint is on a curve, the degree oT curve to which is 40 degrees 29 min- utes and 18 seconds; thence right, on said curve to the left, the radius to �t0 ich is 144.4 Ft., 27.34 Ft. to the point of tangency of said curve, the tangent line from which is North 40 degrees and 2 minutes 'West; thence continuing on a. line tangent to said last described. curve, 57.29 Ft. to the Doint of curvature of aaccurve, the degree of curve to which is 31 degrees 40 = minutes and. 19 seconds; thence right on said curve to the right the radius to which is 180.87 Ft., 126.40 Ft. to the point of tangency of said curve; thence North, parallel with the North and South center line of said Section 6, 60 I't; thence ,`est, along the worth line of Bi. sel Street extended, 2.10 Ft. to the place of beginning, containing 12 lots, numbered from 300 to 311 inclusive. The size of the lots are marked on the -plat in feet and fractions thereof. The streets indicated on said plat are hereby dedicated to the public for highokray purposes. The easements indicated on the 'plat along the several lot lines are reserved, for the exclusive use of -public utilities. The building or setback lines shall be Forty (40) feet from the front lot line and Fifteen (15) Feet from the side lines of lots bor- dering on streets, as indicated on the -plat. Ilv WITNESS WHEREOF, the Coquillard Realty Cor; oration, being the o,nner of a par- cel of ground in the form of a parallelogram lying wholly within the area of Northwood" Drive, at its -southern most extremitr, and measuring 50.4 Feet by 150.16 Feet, and which parcel of ground is iicluded in the above described real estate, and A.Ha.rold Vueber, inc. being the o;faner of all the rest of the above described real estate has caused this instrument to be signed by their respective presidents, and seals affixed and attested by their respective secretaries, tills 3Oth day of August, 198. attest: Fred J. Helmen. Jr., Secretary Attest: Evelyn Gill secretary STATF OF INDII-14�i* ST . JO S EPH COUNTY (;0(.,UI1,LFdZD REALTY COxrORATION B_ ,y 6`i . E . ,Smith President A. Kl.i3OLD 14EBLR, INC. By iilliam ''. Voor President Before me, the undersigned, a Notary Public, in and for'_said County and State, • cane 4. R. Smith and Fred J. Helmen, Jr., personally known by me tc be the President and Secretary, respectively, of Coeuillard Realty Corporation, and ac'rno,t,1edged. the execution of the foregoing instrument. WITNESS my hand and Notarial Seal, this 2nd day of Septe_-aber, 1938. Pauline S. Nenneker Notary Public Mly Co=ission Ex-pires duly 16, 1941. 'TAT-- OF IIvDIJ-iNA) SS: . ST . 70SEPH COUNTY) Before'me, the undersigned, a Notary Public, in and for said County and State, came vailliem_ E. Voor and Evelyn Gill, personally known by me to be the President and Secretary, respectively of A. Harold 'Veber, Inc. , enc ackno,��le:dged the execution of the foregoing instrument. WITNESS my hand and Notarial Seal, this 30th day of August, 1938. reillia-m 0. Jackson liotary Public - fly Commission Expires June 29, 1939. R, The lndicna Mi chigan Electric Company asked permi:�sion to install undergoUnd con.- duit7 along the south curb line of LaSalle Street east from the existing manhole on Polk Street, as shown on their drawing �o. 138-197. upon Mr. (�)ualls'r reconz,endati on permission was granted. �,.;Teetiri g adjourned at 11: 45 A. _' i.. ATTEST: Clerk h'ihhTlivG Oct. 33 1938 Regulr:r meeting of the Board of -Public-r'uorks was held on Monday, Oct. 5, 1938, at 11:00 A. IVL. All members were present. %?.ir_utes of the previous meeting were read and annroved. Claims from the following suppliers in the amount of `:557.fi1 were approved and ordered raid: South Bend Clean To,,rel Service 8.75 V1,1eissberger Bros. 12.50 Firmin's Electrical Specialties 5.76 Bogda Chevrolet Co. 59.00 Belleville Lumber Supply Co.358.40 Belleville lumber a Supply Cc. 2.80 Belleville Lumber Supply Co. %.04 Carlin Repair Shop 1.75 Belleville Lumber cc Supply Co. Belleville Lumber & Supply Co hedmer Distributing Co. or South Bend Products Co. Silo Co., Inc. Silo Co., Inc. South Bend foundry Co. 9.28 19.56 34.00 4.89 8.23 1 ; V.A. -petition signed by 15 property o,:;mers requested that the first and second blocks on South Meade Street be repaired. The petition was referred to the Street Department for irvestigation end recommendation. ✓The City Sexto_r,. made his report of receipts for the month of September, showing ,�-219.00 collected for regular care of lots and r196.00 for -perpetual care. This report is on file in the office of the Board of �vorks. '�A communication was received from the Uommon Council requesting that the Board meet with the Nays end ivleans Committee of the Council to arrange for a conference with the Indiana. Michigan Electric Company vwith reference to reducing rates to general users of electricity. The conference was arranged with the YVays and Means Committee for four -p.m. , PVionday, October 3. Official Contractor's Bond in favor of Axel E. A.nderson was e_-o-proved by the Board. ✓ The Board in conference with =v2r. (walls decided upon the follo:vir_g recomr:endations I/That a. 4000 lumen light be installed at the: intersection of 1 Marquette and oakewa. Mr. walls was requested to instruct the Indiana Michigan Electric Company to in- stall this light. VfPhat e 1000 lumen light be installed on each of the three following streets: Beverly Place, Berkeley Place and Inglewood Place between Oakwood Blvd_, and Vuood- lawn Blvd. Mr. walls -,was instructed to notify the Indiana Michigan Electric Com- pany accordingly. That a. suitahle light be installed at the Lady of Hungary Church intersection.. Mr Qualls, was instructed to order this light from the Indianaivichigan Electric Co. Meeting adjourned at 11:45 x. M. ATTEST Clerk I "Oe BJrd • • , • • is • C: