HomeMy Public PortalAbout12-04-1924 1 64 Office of Board of Public 'Works ,
City of Richmond , Indi ana,
Thursday December 4th, 1924.
The Board of Public Works of the City of Richmond, Indiana, met
in regular session at the office of said. Board Thursday December
4th, 1924 , at 9 o' clock A. M. All the members of said Board Messrs ,
Land, McFai1 and Henley being present.. The following proceedings
were had , to-wit : -
The Board met to hear remonstrance if any, of persons primarily
- assessed as benefits & award of damages in matter of opeing the
alley 1st east of Northwest 5th Street , from Linden Avenue to
Maple Street under Declaratory Resolution No. 179-1924. After
hearing all persons interested who appeared, and listening to a
verbal protest of er- Geo. Ellis , regarding the award of damages
to his property, the Board being duly advised in the premises and
Mr. Ellis having been asked to present a request for re-assessment
on said benefits and damages, which he declined to. do . The Board
approved a final assessment roll of benefits & damages as heretoe
- . fore approved, and ordered the same transmitted forthwith to the
Department of Finance , and the Board thereupon declare said alley
opened to the public use
The Board met to hear all persons interested in or whose property
is affected by the vacation of a part of the alley between North-
west 6th & 7th Street, from Peacock Road to a point 134.98 feet
south , as provided under Declaratory Resolution No. 180-1924.
After hearing all persons interested who appeared, the Board on
motion confirm the resolution as heretofore adopted. And now direct
that a list or roll be prepared of all property owners beneficially
affected, which listbor roll shall also describe the property here-
in sought to bp taken or to be injuriously affected.
Fire Chief Miller was directed, to order Maple flooring for No. 5
Hose house , firemen to lay the floor. Mr. Miller was directed to
have the four hose wagons painted at price of 050.00 each.
Air. ,McFall was directed to enter into contract with the Indiana
Calking Company to have the windows on city bui lding calked at
price of100.00 for all, same to be paid in 1925.
Various complaints were reported to the Board and referred to
The different department heads , ( Council) .
The Board then ad journed,
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