HomeMy Public PortalAbout03-04-1920 410 Monday, March i, 1920.
Richmond, Indiana, subject to the ratification and approval
of the Common Council of said City, That the said written of-
fer of said F. E. Slick hereinabove set out be, and it is here
by, accepted by said City of Richmond, and the said contract
therein referred to is hereby declared to be and become wholly
inoperative , cancelled and rescinded upon the completion of
the work and labor and the performance of the conditions on
said Slick's part to be performed, contained in said offer.
Seconded by Mr. Taylor the motion and resolution were there-
upon put to a vote and adopted by the unanimous vote of saidI/
Board.
The Board then adjourned.
.4111 /-iy
Pres. of the Board.
Attest:
•
t - ; 1
Clerk of the Board.
00000000000000000000ooa0000000000:oo
Office of the Board of Public Works,
City of Richmond, Indiana ,
Thurs.. Mar. 4, 1920.
The Board of Public Works of the City of Richmond, Indiana, met
in regular session in the office of said Board Thursday, March
4th, 1920, at 9 A.M. Two of the members of the said Board be-
ing present Messrs. Taylor, and Pelts , absent Mr. Gilbert, the
following proceedings were had to-wit :-
The Clerk presented to the Board the complaints from Council of
Monday , March 1st , 1920.
The Board received a petition for the vacation of the 1st alley
south of South "0" St. from 10th to 11th St. signed by Fred J.
McKinney and eleven others. Referred to the Engineer for plans.
The Board meets to hear all persons interested or whose property
is affected by the vacation of the alley lst north of Richmond
Ave. , from NV. 7th St. to Sedgwick St. in rear of Lots Nos. 12
to 18 inclusive: Also the alley running north & south between
NW. 7th St. and Sedgwick St. in rear of Lots Nos. 19 to 26 in-
elusive, all in A. W.' Gregg' s Sub-Div. of the Pleasant Hill Add.
under Declaratory Resolution No. 138 - 1920 , no one appearing or
remonstrating the Board now takes Final Action on said resolu-
ti on the ssthe being confirmed without modification, and the
Board orders that a roll be prepared of owners or holders of
property and 'all valuable interests therein sought to be taken
Thursday, March- 4, 1920. 41 1
or to be injuriously affected , which list or roll shall also
describe the property beneficially affected, and the Board in-
structed the Clerk to assess benefits to the amount of the cost
of the proceedings.
The Board granted John W. Rethmeyer permission to cultivate
Chestnut St. west of 5th St. for the season 1920.
The Board instructed the Clerk to advertise for bids for 500 ft.
I/
of 22 inch cotton rubber lined hose for the Fire Dept.
The Board then adjourned.
P es. o t e board Pro-tem
Attest :
Clerk of the Board.
---0000000000000000000000000000000000
Office of the Board of Public Works,
City of Richmond, Indiana,
Monday, Mar. 8 , 1920.
The Board of Public Works of the City of Richmond, Indiana, met in
regular session in the office of said Board Monday , March 8, 1920,
at 9 A.M. All the members of the said Board being present Messrs.
Gilbert , Taylor, and Peitz , the following proceedings were had to-
wit : -
The Board approved the kri nary Assessment Roll of Benefits & Dam-
ages in the matter of the vacati on of the alley first north of
Richmond Ave. from N'V. 7th St. to Sedgwick St. , also the alley run-
ning north and south between N.W. 7th St.&Sedgwi-ck St . all in A.W.
Gregg' s Sub-Div. of the Pleasant Hill Add. , under Declaratory ?peso.
#138-1920 . The Board fixed the 22nd day of March, 1920 , as the day
of hearing against said assessment.
The Board unanimously adopted a resolution to improve the interior
of the City Bldg. by cleaning, painting walls and ceilings , and
varnishing woodwork of the entire second floor, also entire first
floor excepting the Fire Dept. down stairs , and instructed the
Clerk to advertise for bids. ,
_ The Board received bids for Tarvia "B`T or its equal as follows :
The Barrett Company bid:
Tarvia "B" per gallon F.O.B . Richmond , Indiana 0.111
This delivered price is based on existing freight rates.
If the rate of freight is advanced the prices are to be advanced
accordingly.
Mr. Peitz moved that as no other bid was received that the bid be