03/27/72 Board of Public Works Minutes

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253 3/27/72 CONTINUATION CERTIFICATE EXCAVATION BOND - GEORGE DEVREESE Upon nation made, seconded and carried the continuation Certificate for an Excavation Bond to 1/1/73 was approved for George DeVreese. TRAFFIC CONTROL DEVICES`APPROVED Upon motion made, seconded and unanimously carried the following traffic control devices were approved: 1. Revise 60 minute meter to 12 minute meter at the easternmost meter on the south side of 200 W. Jefferson 2. 1112 Minute Parking Limite" sign at easternmost meter on 200 W. Jefferson 3. 2 new,60 minute �°.meters on the south side of 200 W. Washington 4. 7 60 minute meters from Mill Street to a point approximately 80 feet east on the north side of 100 East Washington 5. "No Parking This Side" signs on the south side of E. 2�J Washington from Jefferson to St. Joseph w 6. "Right Lane Must -Turn Right" sign on the north side of 1000 block West Angela 260 feet east of Woodward facing East. 7. "Left Lane Must Turn Left" signs-, aAcross EPL.at 128 E. North Shore facing East b. On north side 100 E. North Shore approximately 35 feet west of west crosswalk at Leeper Avenue facing East. 810 18 60 minute meters on north side, of Lincoin.Way East from Washington to Jefferson. STREET LIGHTING CENTRAL BUSINESS DISTRICT Upon motion made, seconded and carried, the Board approved the recomm- endation of the City Engineer to Improve the lighting in the Central Business District by the installation of the following: 1. 500 & 600 blocks'South William Street 4- Replace 6 6,000 lumen underground steel post fixtures with 20,000 lumenMV UG SP 2. 100-to 400 blocks W. South Street - Replace 11 10.000 lumen underground steel post fixtures with 20,000 MV UG SP 3. 200 to 400.bBocks West Monroe Street - Replace 9 10,000 lumen Inc UG Sp with 20,000 Lumen MV UG SP 4. The modernization of street lighting in the residential area roughly bounded by Riverside, Sherman, Elwood Portage, Kinyon, Inglewood and Culver. 5. The modernization of street lighting in the residential area roughly bounded by Edison, Hickory, Sorin and Brummitt (extended.)