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HomeMy WebLinkAbout05/16/1949 Board of Public Safety Minutes 2� 2 � ..a 61a�,� -p�- 28� � FIRE DEPARTI�IENT: Chief Andrzewski was present and matters pertaining to his department were discussed. Applications to the Fire Department were examined and ordered filed for Joseph Stephen Kuhar� 1�lilliam Raymond 1�lensits� and Patrick Thomas Walsh� Jr. An agreement between the Board and German Township for fire service was agreed on. POLICE DEPARTMENT : Clzief Trevey was present and matters pertaining to his department were discussed. ' An application to the Police Department was examined and ordered filed for Patrick Thomas Walsh� Jr. Harry Nicodemus� representing the St. Joseph Valley Boat Club Inc, � and the Junior Association of Commerce� Inc. � appeared before the Board to ask for permission to erect specta'tors stands on Ironwood Brive Bridge on May 2�th to May 30th inclusive. After a full d3scussion of the matter� it was the Boasds decision that due to condition of traffic and the safety of people using the Bridge� permis,sion should not be granted. Emil De Wispelaere presented his application for retirement from the Police Department effectine Ju1y l� 19�-9. This was approved by the Board. ELEC2'RICAL' DEPARTMENT: Mr_._ t^lilliam Qualls Superintendent� was present and matters pertaining to his department were d�scussed. Mr. Qualls reported that lights ordered in on Linden Avenue� west of Olive Street on Meade Street between Lincoln �d. W. and Bonds Avenue and on Beyer �ivenue and Eddy Street have been installed and are now in use. WE�GHTS AND MEASURES;:_Mr.. Charles J. Burns City Sealer was present and matters pertaining to his department were �discussed, There being no further business to come before the Board� the neeting 'ad3ourned at 11:45 A. Pd. , ATTEST: � .�i't�-�l.�-� �l ��-�-'`� -- _ - CHAIRMAN � May 16, 19�+9 _ A regular meeting of the Board of Public Safety was held on Monday� May 16th� 1949 at 10:00 A. M. Mr. Baer was absent. Minutes of the last meeting were read and approved. Salarq claims in the amount of $51 38�.81 were approned and ordered paid. Claims of the following suppliers �n the amount of �18�29�.22 were read and ordered paid; Automatic Electric Sales 15.�+0 The McCaffery Company 193.80 Sam Berman 110.88 Maxim Motor Company 15,967.75 Sam Berman, 98.� � A. G. Meier d� Co 16►+.30 Sam Berman 105.25 A. G. Meier & Co 58.9� Business Systems Inc 2�.�9 A. G. Meier & Co 123.25 Englewood Electr�c Co 20.24 Radio Distributing Co 7.56 The Gamewell' Company 162.83 Radio Distributing Co 6.99 The Gibson Compas�p � 41.�+2 Recreation Equipment Co 8.25 Indiana Bell Telephone Co 11. 8 Robertson Brothers 29.25 Indiana State Industries 39.�1 Scherman Schaus Freeman 228.�6 Indiana State Industries 211.45 H. H. Slominski� bID 36.00 The McCaffery Co 162.99 H. H. Slominski� I�ID 50.00 The McCaffery Co 193.80 Smogor Lumber Company 8.75 The McCaffery Company 193.80 � S. B. Electric Co 16.3� S. B. Wholesale Drug Co 2 �- 1 �297.22 FIRE DEPARTNIENT: Chief Andrzejewski was present and matters pertaining to his department were discussed. � z�4 � . � � This being the date set for receivin� bids for No. 10 Fire Station� Cz'J the following bids were opened and publically read: � Thomas L. Hickey� Inc. A Non-Collusion Affidavit and Bidder�s South Bend� Indiana Bond in the amount of �2�500.00 ac- • companied bid. General Construction Al1 material and labor necessary to complete the work of the addition to Fire Station #10 •at 182Q S, Michigan Street� South Bend� Ind�.ana� according to the plans and specifications. �-d,995.�o ' Taylor Construction Co. � Inc. � South Bend� Indiana A Non-Collusion Affidanit and Bidder's Bond in the amount of �3�000.00 ac- companied bid. General Construction. All material and labor nec- essary to complete the work of the addition to Fire Station #�10� at 1820 S. Michigan Street� South Bend� Indiana according to the plans and speci- fications. . . ��+�4-,980.o0 H. G. Christman Construc�tion Co. � Inc. � South Bend� Indiana A Non-Collusion Affidavit and Bidder's Bond in the amount of $4�250.00 ac- • � • companied bid. • General Construction. All material and labor nec- essary to complete the addition to Fire Station #10� 1820 S. Michigan Street� South Bend� Indiana� according to the plans and specifications. $�+6,620.oo , Carl J. Reinke & Sons� • � South Bend� Indiana A Non-Collusion Affidavit and Bidder's Bond in the amount of �3�000.00 ac- companied bid. General Construction. All material and labor nec- essary to complete the addition to Fire Station #10� 1820 S. Michigan Street� South Bend� Indiana� according to the plans and specifications. ��+,233.00 Sibley Heating & Plumbing Co. � South Bend� Indiana A Non-Collusion Affidavit and Certi£ied Check in the amount of �407.00 accomp- • anied bid. • Plumbing and Heating installation. All material and labor necessary for the plumbing & heating work� Fire Station #10� 1820 S. P4ichigan Street� � South Bend Indiana� a�cording to the plans and specificat�ons. ° � � y,588.00 Edward J. White� South' Bend� Indiana � A Non-Collusion Affidavit and Certified Check in the amount of ��+17.80 accomp- � anied bid. ' Plumbing and Heating installation. All materials � and labor necessary for the plumbing and heating � work� Fire Station #10� 1820 S. Michigan Street� � South Bend�• Indiana� according to the plans and � specifications. - � � � 8,356.00 2�� 0. J. Shoemaker; Inc, � A Non-�ollusion Affidavit and South Bend� Indiana Certified Check in the amount of �422.25 accompanied bid. Plumbing� heating and ventilation. All materials: and labor necessary for the plumbing� heating and nentilation work on Fire Station #10� 1820 S. Mich- ' igan Street� South Bend, Indiana� according to plans and speci£ications. ' $� 8��+�+5.00 Victor Trippel A Non-Collusion Affidavit and Certified check in 'Mishawaka� Ind�ana the amount of ��+01.00 accompanied bid. Plumbing, heating and venitlation. All materials and labor necessary for the plunbing� heating and ventilation work on Fire Station #10� 1820 South Michigan Street, South Bend� Indiana� according to plans and specifications. . SS 7,530.00 United Heating & Plumbing Co. � � South Bend� Indiana A Non-Collusion Affidavit and Bidder's Bond in the . , amount of 5�500.00 accomp- . anied bid. • Plumbing� _heating and ventilation. All materials and labor .necessary for the plumbing� heating and - ventilation work on Fire Station �10� 1820 South • 2�iichigan Street� �South Bend� Indiana� according � to plans and speci£ications. - $C ']�800.00 B & T Electric Company� 'South Bend� Indiana ; A Non-Collusion Affidavit and Certified Check in the • , , amount of $�117.00 accomp- • , anied bid. Electrical work. � All materials and labor necessary for electrical work at Fire Station �10� 1820 South Michigan Street� Sou�h Bend� Indiana� according to plans and specifications. . � 2�3�r0.00 Colip Brothers� . A Non-Collusion Affidavit 5outh Bend� Indiana and Certified Check in the amount of $$105.00 accomp- anied bid. Electrical work. All materials and labor necessary • for electrical work at Fire Station #10� 1820 South . Michigan Street South Bend� Indiana� according to plans and specif�cations, � � 2,095.00 The above bids taken under advisement to be tabulated for a latter ' report. POLIC� DEPARTl�NT: Chief �az5es Treve3i was present and natters pertaining to his department were discussed. ' Special Police Bond and Comnission was approved for Paul Courtney Getts. A Special Police Bond renewal for Dean Berwyn Rouch. ELECTRICAL DEPARTt�SENT;__ Mr. William Qualls� Superintendent� was present and matters pertaining to his department were discussed. A petition for a street light at Brpan and Darwin Streets was referred to P4r. Qualls for investigation and report. , �2�6 . c�i� n The Board approved the installation of lights' on 35'th Street and• � Marshall Avenue and one midway between Marshall Avenue and 4lashington Street V on 35th Street. ' Mr. Qualls reported that lights ordered in on Niarietta and Dubail streets and Longley and Huey Streets and a change to a 4000 lunen light on Thomas and Maple streets have been installed and are now in use. There being no fu'rther business to come before the Board� the meeting ad�ourned at 11:5� A. M. ATTEST: � • ' c-��i�.e-(iC.C/ - Chairman May 23� 19�+9 A regular meeting of the Board o£ Public Safety was held on Monday� May 23rd� 19�+9 at 10:00 A. M. All members were present. Minutes of the last meeting were read and approved. Claims of the following suppliers in the amount of $�+�098.77 were read and ordered paid: � Ace Floor Conering Shop 195.00 Indiana Bell Telephone �ompany 67.75 Ace Floor Covering Shop 190.00 Indiana Bell Telephone 1 16.2� Business Systems� Inc 13.�+3 Stanley Johnson 16•85 Business Systems� Inc 16,20 A. G. Meier Co 124.25 City Water Works • 7.06 A. :G. Meier Co 136.65 City Water Works �+0.93 A. G. Meier Co 58.9� Continental Oil Co 237.90 A. C. Meier Co 117.80 Continental Oil Co 573.30 Midwest Fire & Safety Co 231.00 Continental Oil Co • 750.00 Midwest Fire & Safety Co 378.00 Englewood Electric Co 5.18 Nor. Ind. Public Service 1.00 Gamewell Company 162,�� Andrew F, Orban 1.75 Garnitz Furmiture Co 17.95 Recreation Equipment Co 4.80 Garnitz Furniture Co �+6,45 Recreation Equipment Co 2.85 Gerber Manufacturing Co �+2.00 Recreation Equipment Co �+6.12, Gerber Manufacturing Co 78.00 Sheehan Tire Co 117.75 Joseph Gratzol Co 257.39 Dr. E. J, Summers 66.00 Indiana Hardware Co 35.93 Indiana Bell Telephone 13.5� Indiana Bell Telephone Co 6.�5 Indiana Bell Teleprpne Co 21.29 FIRE DEPARTI�?F,NT:__ Chief Andrze�ewski was present and matters pertaining to his d�partment were discussed. An application to the Fire Department was received and order f ile8 for Albert•Eugene Brunt. POLICE DEPARTP�NT: Chief Trevey was not present. Assistant .Chief Richard Gillen was present and matters pertaining to this department were discussed. An application to the Police Department was received and ordered filed for Albert Eugene Brunt. The Chief of Police filed his report for the month of April� �9�-9. Victor Sears Pastor of the Twin City Tabernacle� appeared before the Board to ask permiss�on to erect a tent at 3100 E. Jefferson Boulevard� from June 3rd to June 20th inclusive for the purpose of holding gospel meetings. Permission was grantec� providing he carry liability insurance. Mr� R, H. Holsten� representing the River Park Association� appear- ed bePore the Board to ask permission to hold a parade on Saturdaq� May 28t at 9:3� A. M, from Logan Street to Eddy Street. Permission was granted. John E. Barclay� representing the Veterans of Foreign 4Jars� appeared ' before the Board to request permission for all the V. F. W, organizations to sell Buddy poppies on the city streets on tday 28th� 19�+9. This being the date set for receiving bids on Police Cars and Radio Equipment� the follow3ng• bids were opened and publically read: