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HomeMy WebLinkAbout11/06/1939 Board of Public Works Minutes52 _----------------- --------- ---------. --. MEES:II�IG-__hIQVED�BEB` 6-s----19.3g Regular meeting of the Board of Public Works was held on Monday, November 6, 1939, at 11:00 A.M. .All members were present. Minutes of the previous meeting were read and approved. Special payroll of the Cemetery Depart-Lnent in the amount of 024.00'and claims of the following suppliers in the amount of $24,202.83 were approved and ordered paid: John H. Lloyd $61.46 G. E. Verhostra $155.00 Home Plumbing Supply Co. 8.70 I.`�1. Lower Co. 212.00 tf. rt If If .5.85 Butiness Systems, Inc. 2.34 City router forks 34.48 River Park Lbr. Co. 48.37 Charles Armstrong 2.25 Indiana & Michigan Electric Co. 149.77 .11 it 1.50 If If it It if 68.37 The MeC of f ery Company 1.69 it if it If If 7342.28 It It If 2.45 tf it rf If It 7347.83 rf, . If it 6.97 If If it It If 7346.86 It If If 5.88 tf IT It if It 1.00 If it rf 6.97 B. Luzney &Sons 380.89 The Linde Air Products Co. 8.74 Thos. L. Hickey, Inc. 974.40 Indiana Institutional Industries 15.14 The South Bend Stpply Go. 11.64 The following claims to be paid for out of the Special W.P.A. or Intercepter Sewer Accounts were approved in the amount of $347.67 and ordered paid: RoTal Typewriter Co. Ipc. a n 3.00 The MoCaffery Company 8.74 3.00 It rF rr 6.70 White Consolidated, Inc. 320.00 :test Side Hardware Co. 4.85 No. Indiana Wholesale Grocery Co. 1.38 Continuation certificate on contractorts bond of H. G. Christman Company was approv the Board. A letter was received from B.A.Poole, Chief Engineer of the State Bureau of Sanita gineering approving the design data and plans for Section No. 1 of the South Bend tercepting sewers as submitted by Messrs. Clyde E. Williams and Ray B. Plummer. CFTOTERY DEPARTMENT: Lisle F. McNabb was present and filed his report for the month o Qsztober, 1939, showing receipts of 2-L'.151.50. ✓TREET LIGTHTING: Mr. Qualls was present and submitted a report on the petition for a street light at the intersection of Ewing and Franklin Streets. His recomm.endatioh is that this petition be held in abeyance until more necessary lights are installed. Petitions for street lights at the intersections of 4tBrien a nd Wervinski a1d Viackson and Colfax Avenues were received and referred to '114.r. Qualls for investigation and report. Mr. Qualls recommended that a street light be placed at the intersection of Donald and Fox", Streets if and when funds are available. The report was accepted. STREET DEPARTIBIT: P1r. Zmudzinski was present and matters pertaining to his department were discussed. Mr.-Zmudzinski turned over to the Clerk of the Board 05.00 which he had received from the sale of an old oiler tank. On motion duly made, seconded and unanimously carried, it was determined that the sty Hall be closed on Saturday, November 11, 1939, in commemoration of Armistice Day. Mr. Willia ils reported to the Hoard that Tyr. Bock of the New York Central and Mr. Phelps of the Michigan Central, together with Mr. nlilliams, had gone over the site of the proposed spur track at the Niles Avenue leased property. They will prepare a plan of the proposed construction and present it to the Board, at which time estimated cost and method of construction can be discussed. Meeting adjourned at 2:30 P.M. it ATTOST : (�7 CLERK • • • 0