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The following property may be injuriously or beneficially affected by such vacation:.
Beginning on -the east bank of the St J< e'eph River at the center
line of Jefferson Blvd, thence East along . the center line of Jefferson
to the centerline of'the Alley East of St_. Louis Blvd, thence South along
said center line of -the Alley East of St. Louis.Blvd and said line projected
to the northerly -bank of the St Joseph River, thence northwesterly along
said northerly bank of .the St. Joseph River to the center :line of Jefferson
Blvd, the place of beginning.
Notice of this resolution shall be published.on the 2nd day of December and on the
9th day of December, 1938, in -the South Bend News -Times and :Meekly Mirror Press.
This Board, at its- office in the City Hall._ on the 12th day of December, 1938, at
10:30 A. M. will hear and receive remonstrances from all persons interested in or affee
ted by these proceedings.
Adopted this 28th day -of November, 1938.
Frederick J. Anderson
Edwin W. Hunter
Chas. F. Zillmer
Board of Public forks
ATTEST: G.-'O. Thum, Clerk
This being the date set, hearing was had on the assessment roll, showing the awards
of damages and assessments of benefits in the matter of the Vacation of Wayne Street
from the west line of St. Louis Blvd west to a point; also several alleys not previously
racated in Howard Park under Vacation Resolution No. 2497.
"In the above named assessment roll, no remonstrators appeared and no written remote
3trance was filed and the Board, being fully advised in the premises, and after hearing
ill persons interested in said assessments roll, finds that the several lots and parcels
>f land have been benefitted and damaged in the amounts shown on said assessment roll.
'he Board, therefore, takes final. action on said assessment roll and declares same in
t11 things ratified, confirmed and approved without modification and the proceedings
closed and all proceedings had with reference to said vacation resolution No. 2497 are
iereby sustained. The Board now orders said assessment toll delivered to the Department
�f Finance.
Meeting adjourned at 11:00 A. M.
ATT EST : Clerk
141E_ETING Dec. 5. 1938
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v Regular -the
Public
meeting of Board
of Works was held on Monday, Dec. 5,
at 9:45
A. M. All members were present.
/Minutes of the previous meeting
were
read and approved. Claims from the
following
suppliers in the amount of $16,300.70
were approved and ordered paid:
Indiana Michigan Elec. Co.
1.00
W. J. Braunsdorf & Son
4.38
Indiana Michigan Elec. Co.
24-01
Alex Vargo
222.55
Indiana Michigan Elec.Co.
7327.40
G. 0. Thurn for A. Coquillard
2.00
Indiana Michigan Elec.Co.
68.37
G. 0. Thurn-for A. Coquillard
1.80
Indiana Michigan Elec.Go.
7340.80
Martin Kaniewski
3 750
Indiana Michigan Elec.Co.
68.37
Railway Express -Co.
144
Indiana Michigan Elec.Co.
107.89
John Beyrer & Sons
10.17
South Bend Auto Products
23.70
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Shell American Petroleum Co.
136.35
South Bend Auto Products
44.95
Five Point -wrecking Co.
20.00
South Bend Auto Products
13.15
Standard Oil Co.
12.02
South Bend Auto Products
31.89
Mid -America Engineering Corp.
105.03
South Bend Auto Products
24.72
Schuyler Rose, .Inc.
125.19
South Bend Auto Products
'14.60
Schuyler Rose; Inc,
376.71
South Bend Clean Towel Service
3.65
Simplex Time Recorder Co.
3.00
South Bend Clean Towel Service
8.75
City rater Works
16.80
Gaf ll Oil Co.
89.06
Schillings
.35
Mirror Press, Inc,
63.50
This being the date set for hearing of Condemnation Resolution No. 2498, same
being for the condemnation of Farneman Street from Fellows Street to High Street. No
remonstrances having been filed and no remonstrators being present, and a representativeli
of Merrill E. Annis being present and beingit favor of the Condemnation, the Board I
upon regular motion seconded and carried, confirmed the resolution and the Engineer- '
ing Department was instructed to prepare roll of assessments and damages to be submitted)
to the Board at an early future meeting. i
'/A resolution was received from. the Common Council introduced by William S. James '
requesting that the Board of Public Works and Safety file an application for a W P A- II
grant for river crossings, pumping station and sewage disposal plant. The Board, after
d-iscussing this matter, addressed the following communication to the Common Council:
t' Your resolution requesting the Board of Public Works and Safety to file
an application for a WPA grant for river crossovers, pumping station and -sewage
disposal plant was presented to the Board of Public Works and Safety at their meet-
ings this morning.
After discussing this matter thoroughly, it was regularly moved, seconded
and carried that this Board fefer back the above named resolution as introduced
by Mr. W. S. James for further oonsideration by the Common Council, in line with
the communication received from Harry B. Roach, Acting Director of the SPA, ad.!! -
dressed -to the Mayor and supplemented_by a communication from Raymond L. Pike,
Director of the Division of Operations to Mr. Harry B.-Roach, which are attached
hereto andwhich sets forth additional requirements necessary before the applica-
tion for a WPA grant can be properly filed."
Mr. William H. Longenecker, Cemetery Sexton, submitted his report of the activities
of his Department for the month of November, showing collections inthe amount of.
5,071.82 of which $316.32,_is for_ perpetual care. This report is on file inthe office
of the Board of Public Works. it
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The Fire Chlef reported that the roof at Central Station is leaking badly and shoull
be repaired. The Board ordered that John Beyrer & Sons, roofers, submita price and be
ordered to do the work immediately. I
114eeting adjourned at 10: 45 A. M.
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