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I:IEETING--JULY 17, 1939
Regular meeting of the Board of Public Works was held at"the office of the Board
on Ylcnday, July 17, 1939, at 9 s00 A.I?. ITr. Be=- er was absent. Minutes of the 15revi6us
Meeting were read and approved.- Payrolls "of the Street -Department and Cemetery Dept'
in the amount of w4,091.70 and claims of the following suppliers in theamount of,R>934.80
were approved and ordered paid:
Elgin Sweeper
�63:51
Simplex Time Recorder Co.
$6:89
Asphalt Products Corp.
303.87
Indiana " Michigan Electric
Co. 17:02
Harry D. Ull.ery Coal Co. Inc.
7:29
Kendallville Brush w BroomGo.
87:50
Bogda Chevrolet Co.
:45
P:McClave printing Co.
16:00
Bogda Chevrolet Co.
4#50
Shell American Petroleum Co.
21-90
Bogda Chevrolet Co.
- :72
Continental Oil Co.
730
Sam Berman
347.50
Goodyear Service
50.35
The following claims of the respective suppliers in the amount of $3,982.92
to be
paid from either the Special IN.P.A.
Fund or Street Department I710 (W.P.A.)
Account
were approved and ordered paid:
Truck Rental
$182-40
Oliver Farm Equipment Sales
Co. $2.24
Truck .Rental
1,947.50
The Office Engineers, Inc.
1:80
Goodyear Service
28:44
The Ohio Oil Co.
3 76
G. E. Meyer & Son, Inc.
:64
South Bend SupplyCo.'
22:40
Unclaimed Freicht Store
18;20
South Bend Supply Co.
7:60
Asphalt Products Corp.
580.90
Slicks Ideal Laundry
1-23
Edwards Iron '01orks, Inc.
2:40
Business Systems, Inc.
28:96
Continental Oil Co.
2:69
I. C. Reed
268':00
South Bend Sand & Grevel Corp.
136:20
Maurice J. Hoban
20-00
Romco Simeri
725.00
Schilling's
106
Schilling's
1.50
being
This the date set, bids
were received, opened and read for the
collection of
garbage and disposal of garbage and
for the disposal only of garbage, in
accordance
with specifications adopted by this
Board on t
he 3rd day of July, 1939. The Clerk of
the Board submitted proof of publication
and the same was found sufficient. Bids are
as follows:
PROPOSAL
James H.
Terminal Service Co.
Stanley
Pierce
Cincinnati,Ghio.
Piers
1. Collection and disposal
and bi-weekly collection
during June, July, August
.'37,900.00
�35,680.00
4�20,000.00
and September
la Amount deductable for use
of seven ( 7 ) city czvned
metal boxes.
2,000.00
200.00*
200.00
2 Collection and disposal
on weekly basis.
31,900.00
33,680.00
18,000.00
2a Amount deductable from bid
for use of seven (7) city
owned metal boxes.
2,000.00
200.00::
200.00
3 Disposal only 5,000.00 no bid no bid
., Terminal Service Co. will pay City M,000.00 for bodies as an alternative.
/The above bids will be given consideration by the Board and the contract awarded
at a later date.
✓ Continuation certificates on Excavation Bonds were approved for the following
men: Barker & Spro:--berg; E. J. Fredericks and Delbert MlcNabb.
-/A petition signed by approximately 300 property owners adld ng for bus service on
South Michigan Street beyond the present terminal of streetcar line to Kern Road was
filed. The i;iatter'was referred to the Engineer who shall take it up with the northern
Indiana Railway Co. Inc.
�A petition to improve Taylor Street from Calvert to Ewing by the Construct -on of
pavement with Concrete by W.P.A.,_ the cost of materials not to exceed 11.00 per square
yard :;was received. The petition was referred to the Engineer i9or investigation and
report.
A communication was received from J. Sherburne Elfner, Asst. Supt. of the Dept. of
Publics Parks " relative to trimming trees in parkway areas in the vicinity of 30th and
Vine Streets. The matter was.taken under consideration.
It was reported to the Board that in accordance with statute and under ordinance
of the city of South Bend, the Board had accepted the appointment of appraisors by the
Honorable Judge of St.Joseph Circuit Court for the purpose of appraising the value of
certain personal property obtained by the city in connection with the removal of certain
streetcars and streetcar rails and the substitution of bus service. It was reported
that the Court had appointed,appraisors; that the appraisors had viewed and appraised
the property and there was submitted to the Board an executed and sworn copy of the
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said appraisal. The appraisal was considered by the Board and'motion was duly
harried that the report of the a_ppraisors be accepted and filed. Vdilli"mns era's
authorized by the Board to contact all persons known to him who might have an interest
in the purchase of said personal property. A copy of the appraisal is attached hereto.
STREET 121-.ARTMENT: Mr. Zmudzinski was present and matters pertaining to his departmentwere discussed.
%Ir., Zanudzinski• reported that the, terrace on Twyckehhaa give at Lincoln School was
in bad condition causing considerable work by the Street Department in cleaning the
walk after each rain. The Engineer was authorized to contact the Maintenance Supt. of
theSchool City relative to improving the terrace.
Vl�?. Zmudzinski was authorized to provide a -truck for the street cleaning crew and
also a man physically able to operate the truck.
A rir. Zmudzinski turned over to the Clerk of the Board 03.00 which he received for
i' the use of the grader for grading property owned by the Westinghouse Electric Company.
r. 7rudzin:ski turned over tot he Controller $244.00 for the third car of oil and
reported accounts outstanding in the amount of $72.50. The Clerk of the Board was in-
i structted to issue statements to .the persons oaring, this amount. .
�Mr. Marry Verkar submitted:pla.ns for reconstruction of a filling station and drive-
ways at the 'ntersection of Diamond avenue and Eincolhway 'West. The plans were approved
conditionally upon the construction of not more than a 25 feet driveway on Lincbinway
West -aid dimension bezn- at the intersection of driveway with the public walk.
CEMETERY DEI-VO1rMENT. Mr. 1IcNabb 4vas present and matters pertaining to his department
werViscussed.
Meeting, adjourned at 12:15 P.M. ®y
ATTEST;
STATE OF INDIANA ) IN THE; ST. JOSEPH CIRCUIT COURT
( SS:
ST. JOSEPH COUNTY ) MAY TERM, 1939
C'ATJSR #57880
IN RE EX PARTS PETITION
OF. PUBLIC 14ORKS AND , SAMMMI- 01V
THE CITY ..OF SOUTH BEwD,j. =11WAI f REPORT OF APPRAISE.Rs
110R, -- THE APPOINTMENT` 0F'AP"4A- 'SAS
TO APPRAXSE PERSONAL. vqOPE.RTY
D,w 1* Wa'%irlan,. Hwuard Edwards and Southworth
having —been. appointed, 1y the Nono ,rabl e ju I - e of the at. Jos:.e h
d,3
Circuit COUrt of I-jid,aAa to View and appraise the personal
property described in, t.la PO tiOn f led in the above en titled
eauMe'j -r0spACtf lly sUbmit the f011-DWing as an honest and,
Partial-4ppraisal. of -t#be propert ..y hereinaftz more
particularly described, as, :6011,Owst to, -wit; Rails, joint P1
ates
to match and copper. raij,", "Pr$e:ctiou 0 bopds from int
and Eddy Street
street/to int-eraectio 'n of Loan Street !3Lnd Xisbavvaka Avenue
(City limite)
Total
Type, of Wzti, by Value
c 1�otal appraised
ROM - Log =agavalue
125. lb* Re--,roll,,6r 116 lba#
9u tone
more or
less
(Joint plates to match,) 80 tons more op,, less: sa$ a, $12, *00'
per ton* total. appraj,L4ed value„'
(Copper rail bonds,, 3464 jbo;.4� more .e Or 1000 at 7jo per
lb total total appraised. .
pr ised value $00.'80)
Rail-st joint Plates to match and coppe . r, rail bonds On Jefferson
-street from the westerly end of the Jefferson Street bridge.
t i o the. intersection of Eddy, Street dnd,,T'6f'f eraon. Street 4-,south
track); on Jefferson Street from the Intersection of, Hill and
Jefferson Street, to the into-rseetion. of, Eddy Street and Jeff er,.,,
son Street (North track) on South Michigan
Street from the
intersection of Broadway anal South Michigan Street to. the inter*
section of 0akaide and South Michigan Street,,,;