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HomeMy WebLinkAbout11/12/1919 Board of Public Works MinutesBoArk- met in regulAr' Session f All membEpS prESEnt. H ing iAD - on- ASSESSm t rol l: A*D f jxAa estimate for water C-onnect ions an Calte rt Street from r -St. t o H «.4 - tre et:, under Improve- ment Resolution I�to.� :6rr72. In the �gliy ofSouth Bend�,xt Indiana. - In, the -above matter -no ratans t ratlrs appeared and no written remonstrance was f filled. '° The Board thereforo find that the property assessed :in said roil filed Oc1.obsr_!28.tb," -1919 is benof itted in the amiiixt of assessments as shown on said assessment rolh and the Board fuither 'f ind that 'th+s` assessment roll oiled O c toher 28th. ,1919 and the final estimate allowed OctOb er 28th. ,1919 should be and tbo { s amo is ' hereby in all things, ratified, confirmed and approved.( A Mr. Do lmor Beer appeared before the _Beard and stated ,that he was charged up With a watertap that was net put in. The.Board a dvised Mr. Baer to pay for same and the amount of said tap ,would be rebated to him on presentation of receipt at ,the Water Dept., Board meeting, Hearing given on roll showing awards of damages aid assossments of benefits . in the matter of Vacation Resolution No. 48 for the Vacation of the all# lying between Lots 5969& 8 in Hudson's Sub -Div is ion of Lots 19 and 20 of Denaistft & Fellows Additions in the City of South Bend, {Indiana. In the above matter no remonstrators appeared and no written remon- strance was filed. The Board therefore declare the above roil filed. August 19th. 1919 and in all thing& ratified, confirmed and approved and the proceedings closed.- ALLEY VACATED. The alley lying between lots 5,61 and 8 in Hudson's Sub -Division or a part of lots 19 and 20 in Bouniston -and Fellow's Add it ion to the City of South Bead, Indiana, as follows:- to -wit:- Beg inning at a port on the south l ice , of lot 6 Hudsent s Sub-D iv is ion of apart of lots 19 and 20 in Denniston & Follows Add it ion; at a point 16 feet eaat of the southeast corner of�ortk said lot 6; thence east 59 feet; thence south 10 feet; thence west 59 foot; thence 10 feet to the place- of beg inn ing. THE FOLLOWING PROPERTY MAY BE INJURIOUSLY OR BENEFICIALLY AFFECTED. DAMAGES BENEFITS All of lot 5 All of lot 6 All of lot 8 Hudson's Sub -Div. of a part of lots 19 & 20 in Denniston & Nlown Add. do do do Henrietta Henrietta Frank & Respoetf H.Hesa 00,00 00,00 M. Hose 00.00 00.00 )el M._Baraes00.00 00.00 ly submitted this 18th. day of August 1919. Fftde.,rick J. Anderson C iv it Engineer. Hear ing given on roll Sf -awards' of damages and assessment es benefits %here be.ing,_ xor benef its. or damages) for the OPENING OF HURON STREET FROM FIRST ALLEY WEST OF H4.RRIS STREET TO THE -ALLEY EASE' OF ;KOSCIUSZKO STREET UNDER CONDEMNATION RESOLUTION BOO52 as .f ollows +to -wit: - ;` Beginn at the ixtersoctiax of the north line of'. Hurii, Street ezteaded ,.west and tlke west ,line of the first alley west of Harris Sheet; -,thence, north wosteilg .to -a put on the east 1,Ihe of the first alley east of Koseius$ko 6treot. seven. (7) feet east-9of;the soutkeast corner of lot sovextees(l- in J, M Stu_ debak r s `Sub -•Div s ion of tot one (1) of Harper & Ruckntah�s Survey thence South sixty (40) feet; thence south easterly to a paint on the fguth line.sf Kttrexr Sheet xt*nded._ West which. po s is. -sewer (']) feet Best of the northwest corner of lot twenty , three ' (23) in Harr is .Sec ohd Sub.B iv is ion of Bank ;a ut Lot Ninety seven (97 ) thoaao nortk fifty J50) feet `t-o the .place of .beg ixsing, t In the above matter Attorneys Graham and Crane representing the New Jersey, Illinois and Indiana Railway Company and Mr. W. A. Ballard Suptj, appeared ane remonstrated against this street creasing their tracks, also objected. that no damages were allowed and Piled wr itten eamonstrance, Attorneys Graham and Crane, Ajttorneys for the New Jersey, Illinois and Indiana Railway Co. filed a w1itten remonstrance aSainstl,the utility of the street, and this remonstrance. was agreed on by the Board to be dated as filed of April lath. , 1919, the date . of the original hear ing -on or ig inal res olut,ion, aiid als • filed remon- strance as shown Unre inafter, objecting to no da Mac as being allowed.. • Mr. W. M. Glennon, Land and Agent and Mr. F. J. Jersome C iv it Engineer of the New York Central Railway C any appeared before the Beard and stated that they -did not object to the opening of Huron Str**t across their tracks but objected that no damages were allowed.l About thirtJ interested property . owners appeared all in favor of street being opened but did not wait to pay benefits. - The Board after due cons iderai ion over -ruled all wr itton remen•- strances, and the Board finds that all the proper y mentioned In said roll: Is benef tied and damaged -respectively as shown on said roll an said roll is hereby and ain all things c onf irmed and approved and all act idn undo Condemnation kesolut ion No. 52 is hereby concluded. (,Roll not copied in record as benefits and damages in all property is equal or none and roll is on file in he office of the Board.) Property owners present took on Ford Street on the north side between Pulaskian fences out in'the street. The Board advised then have this - investigated. u the matter of property owners d Olive and Jackson and Ford having property owners that they would Commanication received from Williston Constr. Co. requesting that thc$$0.00 held up on Wenger and Carroll Street be released as all work has been taken care of Same released by the Board. 292 COPY VACATION RESOLUTION MO. 53,1919. Resolved by the Board of Public Works of the City of South Bend, Indiana, That it is . desirable to vacate the following-._ All of that portion of Kessler Boulevard and Beale Street Ting within the following desribed` l ines - Beginning On the east line of Kessler Boulevard at the northwest corner of Ljt:37 Oortage Heights Addition; thence south on tie east line of Kessler Boulevardroduced'south 879"feet; thence southeasterly'tarallel with g and 80 feet distant from the westerly line of Kessler Boulevard and said westerly llne:produced,northwesterly to'a point 37 feet northwesterly from the, north line of:Beale Street produced west; thence southeasterly on s curve with a radius of 55 feet to the north line of Beale Street produced west; thence east on the north line of Beale Street produced west to A point 514.9 feet west Of the southeast corner of- lot 35 in Portage Heights Addition; thence north westerly on a curve with a radius of 200 feet to the place of beginning. ALSO: - All of that portion of Kessler Boulevard and Beale Street lying Within the following described lines, " Beginning at a point en the south lute of Beale Street 504.E feet west ®f the northeast eornerof lot 34 Portage Heights Addition ; , thanes west .on the south line of Beale Street produced west 99,2 Feet; thence westerly and southerly on. a curve with a radius of 25 feet to the easterly line of, Kessler Beal.avard Produced north` westerly; thence southeasterly on the easterly line of Kessler Boulevard produced 99,2 feet; thence northerly and easterly on a curve with.a radius of 90 feet to the place of beginning. " The following proerty may be injuriously or beneficially affected b y such vacat ion; - Lot 7 Portage Heights Addition Owned by Indiana Witie & Loan Co. All 8 Lot 9 Lot 10 Albert Ksgel . Lot 13- N N" + William D. Rettie Lot 33 Indiana TitleN& Loan Go, Lot a " " *N 34 - Lot 3 a N N »a 5 - Frederick W. -, Helen A. Vaughan Lot 36 Frederick Wo& Helen A. Vaughan Lot 37 " " a nN Samuel C. Lebman Lot 7 , /� o ", �, _ _' "�" Herbert R, Beckwith and Ralph /� a lZ (l�L 4�` E. Parrott. Noti :e.of this resolution shall be . -I November 1919 and on the 28th. day of Nov* mber Tribune. Thip Board, at its office in the C it 1919 at 7:15 P.M. will hear and receive remenstr .in or affected by these proceedings. Adapted this 12th. day of November 1919. BOARD OF PUBLIC WORKS. Attested. — Veronica C. Sweeney, Clerk of the Board. lished on the 21st. day of 19 in the South Bend Daily Hall on the loth. day of December ces from all persons interested G. A. ELLIOTT HARVEY F. ROSTISER U 293 Engineer filed assessment roll and f final estimate for Sheet asphalt pavement on California Avenue from Portage Avenuve to Baline Avenue, under Improvement .Resolution No. 666. In the City of South Bond,, i1nd iana. Resolved ,that notices as to the assessments be published for six eonsecutive' days In the ;South Bend Daily Tribune commending on the 17th. day of November 1919 stet i_ng that this Board will give a hear ing on the amount of such aseesa ments? at its off ice in the City Hall on the 2tath. day of November -1919 at, 7:15 P. _ MO i Resolved further, that the entire work under the above contract be accepted and approved and the final estimate thereon allewed. The following ro mens trances were filed ` sr. the Opening of Hnr on Street, STATE OF INDIANA ST. JOSEPH COUNTY ( SS In the hatter of Condemnation 2is elut ion No. 52 ; f or the opening of Huron Street from ) alley west of Harms Street -to ) -allay east of Rosc iusake St. ° ) $*for* the Honorable Beard Of ''Public Works of the City of South Bead, said County, and State. Remonstrance of New Jersey, Indiana -, Illinois Railroad Company. Now comes the New Jersey, Ildiana & Illinois Railroad Company a corporation duly orZaA zed and existing under and by virtue of the laws of the State of Indiana, and. remonstrate* and objects to the appropr iat ion of the real estate as in said Condemnation Resolution No. 5 set forth and sought to be appropriated, and for grounds of remonstrance and objections thi4 remonstrant says; That it is the owner in fee -of the following described real estate situated in. the City of South Bend, said County and State; Beginning at the intersection of the north line of Huron Street extended West and a West line of the first Alley west of Huron Staoet; the * nortbwosterly to a point on the east -line of he first alley east of ' Kosc iuszko Street soveu (7) fee east of the southeast ° corner of lot_ 17 in J. M. tude ker's Sub -Division of lot #1 of Harper., ruc eats Survey;• thence south sixty (60) feet; thence southeasterly to a po inton the south line of Huron Street extended west, which point is seven (7) feet west Of the northwest corner of lot 23 in Harris Second Sub -Division of Bank Out Lot #97 thence north fifty (50) felt to the place of beginning, That said above described r al-, estate is the real estate described in and sought to be condemned and apprpr sated by said Condemnation Res olut ion No52 as aforesaid. Your remonstrant further says that there is no public necessity or demand or need for the appropriation of said real. estate for street purposes or for the establishment of a.street through sand seal estate at that point; that the Opening of a street through said real estate, as provided for in said resolution, would net be a public utility; that said lead sought to be appropriated is not necessary for street purposes; that under all the circumstances the expense incurred in appropriating said real estate would bed out of proportion to_ the benefits received therefrom. - . For further grounds of rem the opening of Huron Street, as contemplated by because the said Huron Street has a dead end tw Factory. From this point traffic will have to Street or one block south to Ford Street, to ge can `be dome just as. well west of, remonstrant's and P ord Streets are main streets; Div is ion Str ' droved, and are the longitudinal streets of e Huron Street east of remonstrant's railroad doe; thereugero, and the opening of said street we of hose iuszks Street. ` satranco this remonstrant says that saud resolutlea, is not necessary blocks east of this point at Oliver`'s o either One block north to Division to other parts. of the: City, and this ailroad as on Walnut Street. Div is ion at is improved, and Ford Street will be mmeree in this vicinity; that said not tap or enter any industry or main ld only nerve a-- few people 1 v inn- -.__, west of Kosc iue$k'o Street, Remonstrant Further says that the laud sought to be appropriated was purchased -many years ago by remonstrant for use an a railroad,, and has beik ai used since about .1962; that the land sought to 'be ,appropriated has'for years been used and developed by remonstran as a terminal Wd4 The opening of Huren,Street at this point would cut rcmonstr tl w yard in twe. and prevent remenstrantefrom, laying any more traacki, and in case of future growth of the roadsit will prevent remonstrant from etlVg3ng its terminal or moving, its roundhouse, sand-houoo etc . , It would _ also hoc ess it4o, the cutting of •every freight :train ' leav ing the- termlaal and every train made up at this terminal, which. would`_worktg' ro&t and irreparable injury to remonstrant; that it will put remonstrant to great expense of planking five tracks, and will #zk ko it necessary to move' the switch leading to the round house . +he remevai or thi switch will revoa a�a� m r M in at -a t in or -e'er¢ au.��� -4�out of th#ri henna on aecouat • sv g rooffi tv. it-fr the round h®use th,3t the 6peniag; of the` street at this place would practically destroy remonstrant's r w terminal yard �t this -point, and make it necessaty to move its terminal tosome point on its r ad, . and will prevent the future development of the road to meet the. requirements iFtfie-growing City: Wherefore, -your remonstrant respectfully prays that said con- demat ion- res olut ion: b e . reac inden and no further 'action be taken the re ia, NEq JERSEY91NDIANA & ILLINOIS RrzLROAD CO k STATE OF INDIANA ) ST& JOSEPH COUNTY- N. )� Ss Ia the taatter of Condemnation � Resolution No., 52 - for the open - BY �GRAHM & CRANE Attorneys, By We A. BABLARD, Vice Pros," Gen'.i. 44pt., I Before) the Honorab o Beard of : Pub l i Works of the City of "'South Bend, said County and State. 146101 Huraa Street from alley ) Remonstrance of New Jersey, Indiana nest" of Harris Street _to alley &Ill ois Railroad, Company. east of K•seiussko Street. �_ ) _ Now comes the New Jersey, India a & .Illinois! Railroad Company, a Corporation orgainsed -and existing under and by virtue of the laws of the State of Indiana, and says that heroldree the Board of Public Works of the City of South Bend, Indiana, under and pursuant to Condemnation Resolution No. 52 condemmed, and appropriated for the opening of Huron Street, the following described real estate 9-1-tuate in the City of South Bend, said County and State, for.street purposes, which said real': astate is a part of a certain railroad and right of way owned and operated '-%y said railroad Company. Beginning -at the Intersection of the north Me of Huron Street extended west and the w at line of the irst alley west of Huron Street; th nce northwesterly to a point on the -East line of the irst alley East of Kosciusko Street seven (7) fe t East of the Southeast corner of Lot 17 in K. Me Stud baker's Sub-Divisioa of lot #1 of. Harper & $uekman' Survey; thence South sixty (60) feet; th nee southe terly to a point on the south line of Huron _Street eat nded west, which point is seven (7) feet went of the orthwest corner of lot 23 in Harris Second SubBivis io of Bank Out lot 97; thence obit sf ifty (50) feet to the place of beginning, r Your remonstrant further says ltbAt it is the owner in fee of all ' said lased as.. above described, and the owner vf, ii fee of 94 1d . Iande described In said re$ glut ion #52 be long ing to said ra ilr oad C ompaza ,. Your remonstrant further says that Aherefore, pursuant to- said resolution, your Honorable: Board refused and failt to award this remonstrant any damages whatsoever sustained by it in the c ondem�at;ioa ° and;¶ appropr iat ion ;f its said lands, as. aforesaid, and failed and refused to award any da wages whatsoever accruing to the real estate of this remonstrant by reason of the a ondemnat ion under-. said ress olut ion No. 52. j Remonstrant further s frp that c ondemnat ion and appr opr iat ion of said lands., as aforesaid, Will damage this remonstrant and: damage its propertu and .railroad In the amount of twenty of five, Thousand Dollars W5,.000.00). when. it has beeaa< awarded no damages which said sum of twenty five thousand dollars ($25,_000) this _ remonstrant is xt itled to by reason of the c aademaat ion and appropr iat ion of its land as aforesaid; a Wherefore your remonstrant remonstrates against the ae6ion of said Board in failing and reef'usiag to award it damages 1A t e pre ises, and respectfully asks the Board that it be awarded the said sum of s wenty fives o ars ($25000) as its damages sustained by reason of said c ontenanat ion pros eed-ings, as aforesaid. NEW JERSEY, IND IANA -A&D ILL_ INOIS RAILROAD COMPANY. BY GRAHAM &,' CRANE ;Attorneys of Remonstrant. By W. A. BALLARD, Vice Pres. & Gea' 1 Supt. Plat of Krou & Whitmore is SubD iv is ion in the City of South Bead, St. Joseph County, Indiana description qs f ollws was approved by the Board. The Ab ova is a plat of Kr ou & Wh itmore's Subd iv is ion conttln4ag 4 t vw t nu�mbered pro ATa. to 0 47 both c 1 ivs and 1oc to:d o t+ut s e a p®rt ion of t o nor hwee quarter o sec ion'N00 2 in ownshlp � j H t� Range 2 Eks lying east Michigan. St in the Cit�r ofSouth Bend, St. Joseph County Ind na, ._�'dasseph St. feet v1d*..d&rkoll St. 4C�-11 feet wide and Pillows Street 25 feet wide are in lines of extension of like nr�mad streets itplata Of record also con is inesd firm sa id N.W. -1 of Sect ion 24. The esaat a d west alley and and the north and south alley as shown on the plat are each 14 fe t wide. The dimensions of the lots r are marked in feet on the plat. *he streets an alleys are hereby dedicated to the public to be used as public highways. In witnes wherleof we have hereunto net our hands and seals this 12th. day of dovember 1919. STATE OF INDIANA ) ST. JOSEPH COUNTY ) SS Personally before me the un said County and State personally appeared Eli W Charles H. Whitmore and Etta R. Whitmore husban hubband and wife and acknowledged the eceut ion Witness my hand and Notaria My Commission expires, June 3,1922 (SEAL) JOSEPH ECKUAN A'JNA ECKAMN MESS IE KROU ELI RROU ETTA R. WHITMORE CHARLES H. WH ITMORE :rs igned a Notary Public inand for Xrou and Bessie Brou husband and wife and wife, Joseph - Ea man and Anna Eckman ' the annexed plat. seal this 12th. day of November 1919. FRANCIS M. JACKSON Notary Public