HomeMy Public PortalAbout01-05-1914441 office of Board of Public '.Yorks,
City of Richmond, Tndiana,
I!onday January 5th, 1914,
The Board of Public ;forks of the City of Richmond, Indiana,
met in regular session at the office of said Board on Monday
January 5th, 1914. at 9 o'clock A, lie all the members of
said Board being present, Messrs, Lennopohl, Charles and
,,immerman. The following proceedings were had, to -wit; -
Pursuant to continuance to this date, the Board meets to
hear all persons interested in the improvement of Main Street
from 4th Street to Lain Street bridge, by paving the roadway
with one of the following kinds of modern city pavement's,
Concrete -Brick -Asphalt -Creosoted Wooden Block, as Provided
for by Improvement Resolution No. 386-1913. After hearing
all persons interested who appeared and carefully consider-
ing a remonstrances filed by James pullinger et -al, said
remonstrance having been signed by all the resident property
owners, the Board can proceed no further with said improve-
ment unless authorized by the Common Council so to do by
ordinance passed by said body and approved by the Idayor.
Mr. T, C. Ilubbard, representing the Nest Richmond Improve-
ment Association, urged the Board to raise the grade of Chin
Street from west end of bridge east to between 2nd & 3rd
Street, find make the_:railroad company go under the stroot,
the Board after some discussion on this question deemed the
proposition of Mr. Hubbard impractical. I,ir. 3immormon then
moved the resolution bo confirmed, and the same be referred
to the Common Council with an ordinance recoi,unending that
street be improved as provided in plans and specifications
under said resolution, motion unanimously carried.
The Annual reports of 3treet Commissioner, City Civil Engine-
er and Sup't., of Parks where received and ordered read to
the incoming council.
1,laims to the amount of w551. 4 were allowed ordered paid*
Lfter the v.ork of the Board had been completed mayor %an announced that his 3rd administration was now a matter
of history and he wished the incoming administration all
::Ands of success.
The Board did then adjourn,
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