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HomeMy WebLinkAbout05/13/1925 Board of Public Works Special Meeting MinutesEngineer filed:roll of awards of,damages and assessments of benefits under Vacation Resolution No. 93 for the Vacation of the alley lying I between lots 13 and 14 in Dunhar's & Colssub. of B. 0, L. 31 and 32 and running from Colfax Avenue to the first alley south of Chtfax Avenue, in the City of South Bend, I41-iana. The Board has ordered that notices of such awards of damages and assessments .of benefi� a served according to lair, and that said hearing he .given on same on Wednesday �h., 1925'st 7:15 P.M. for the purpose of hearing or receiving objectionsf any person or persons interested in said latter. Claims as evidenced by vouchers numbered from to amounting to $94 6.00_ _ Attest:- Press ent. Clerk of the Board. Wednesday May 13th., 1925. Board met in special session at 9:00 A.M. All members present. Minutes of meetings held Wednesday May 6th.0 1925 read and approved. The following notice ordered sent to the H. G. Christman Company. .H. G. Christman Co. You are requested to remove obstructions and ppen for traffic, the alley between Main and tafsyette. reefs, north of Colfax Ave., protecting the east side of alley to avoid danger from"excavations,. When construption is under gray a permit to close the alley may he granted if necessary. Petition for pavement on Meade Street from Division Street to Sample Street. Placed on file. 'Petition for vacation of 1st. alley south of New York Central Railway right of way from Caroline Street.to 1st; alley east. Approved ind resolution ordered. _ Complaint.received. signed byW Smith in re unsightly condition of sewer outlet emptying into the River on the east side ofand directly across the River from East Navarre St_. Filed and referred to the City Engineer for information. Acknowledgement received from the Indiana & Michigan Elea. Co. in re notice sent for the removal of light posts on Lincoln Way East. Read and approved.. ';652 Wednesday May 13th.. 1925. Continued. { t Atty. Martin appeared and filed written remonstrances signed by Augustus Metromaras and George.Callas against, amount of:damages allowed. :Read and filed. ( Insert, see 'files,) Also written remonstrance signed by John (A. 'Hibberd, Carl Hibberdl Harriet Bassett by John A. Hibbero her agent w , Grace H.' Hill'by John A. Hibberd, her agent against amount -of benefits filed. ( Insert see riles.) Claims as evidenced by.Vouchers amounting to $19357,60 approved. Attest: Presi a t. C er o e 46ardo Wednesday may 13th., 1925 Board met in regular session at 7:15 p.m. Allmembers present. .on Account of the hearing,on Roil of opening of William Street and the number of interested parties present, meeting adjourned to the Common Council.Chambers in the City Hall at 7030 P.M. Hearing had on roll df awards of damages and assessments of benefits in the matter of Open#ng of a strget from Colfax Avenue to Lincoln Way West and fra from Marion Street to Navarre Street,. under Condemnation Resolution No. 8_3 (known as William Street.) i In the boove matter remonstrators appeared and written remonstrances gore filed. Attys appeared representing the following interested property owners. Atty. Woodson Carlisle representing Maria Studebaker , George M. Studebaker, ,Atty. Samuel Parker rpPeeenting Mrs. Olive T._Birdsell, Atborney Romig, Representig Florence Miller, John Hibbe;!-d appearing for himself and others, John A. Hibberd and Alfred E. Martin representing Augustus Metromaras and George Callas, Atty. Fra,nk .Gilmer represenlring,Mrs. Dora J. Staples, Atty. Goo. Crane representing Mrs. La Pierre, Atty. Bertsch fav Mary L. Meyers, Atty. T, D. Mott for William S. Lantz, Verna Lantz amd Ads Lantz Studebaker, Atty, G. A.�Flliott for H31en M. Lamport, Atty. Pettingill for J. F & Lillian McGowan. other written remonstrances were filed .by Lenna King, Mattie Zimmer, Ed F. Roessler and Anna Roessler and Edward F, Roessler ds guardain for Charles E. Roessler and Rosina Roessler minors, Mimmie B. Mothers, Mrs.. Ida Studebaker for E. H. Studebaker estate, Merle Roos, Richard Elbel, Mary-L, Meyer, Samuel Parker, Louisa A. Rostiser by H. F. Rostiser, Wood -Treanor Co. and Merle Roos, J. F. McGowan and Lillian McGowan, Catherine Moore, Lorenzo Lederer . The Board after hearing all interested parties present in person or represented by attorney, decided to defer hearing until Wednesday May 20th.9 1925 at 7:15 P.M: and said hearing is so deferred. See files for copies of all remonstrances as listed above ,Remonstranoe filed by Anna C. Bulla and Mary Pentoh.• Hearing had on Resolution for the pavement on alley between Wakews Avenue and Tonti Avenue.from Tecumseh Avenue to Lafayette Street, under Improvement Re sblution No. 147.3• • No remonstrators appeared and no written remonstrance was filed. The Board therefore finds that thr-benefits to property liabel to be assessed. for said improvement are equal to the estimated cost of the same, and said resolu- tion is now confirmed. Date for.reoeiving, opening and considering seal proposals fixed as June 2nd.0 1925 at 10:00 A.M. Notice thereof ordered published as re- quired by law.