BPW-04-20-76 MINUTES 0~ T~
BOAP~ OF PUBLIC WORKS
APRIL 20, 1976
The regula~ meetiD~ of the Board of Public Works was c~lled to order at 4:00 p.m. by
Mayor Albert Pickett, who presided. All members were present.
Newark Village Additions: Bids for construction of approximately 2,400 ft. of storm
sewers and the reconstruction of approximately 900 ft. of bituminous pavement 22 ft.
in width ~ud appurtenance in the Newark Village addition were opened by City Attorney
as follows:
Bidder Amount
Avco Const.
Reith Reilly
Calumet Paving
~. E. Harding Paving
F~m~lton Co. Asphalt
Addendum:
122 6_1 478
53,100.65 6.65 7.45 9.35 10.20
53,767.25 10.25 11.80 13.00 13.75
55,797.65 8.36 9.40 10.79 '12.50
58,420.23 9.00 9.70 10.75 11.50
64,463.37 14.00 15.85 16.00 16.70
Mayor Pickett instructed City E~ineer to review the bids so that the bid could be
awarded Thursday April 22nd and contract signed Monday April 26th.
Mosquitoes: Board discussed the feasibility of spra~ving for mosquitoes. Mr. Hohl to
check with the County health officer for further information.
Vacation of Alley: Mr. Kern moved to agree to the entry of vacating the alley which
Indian~ Mills h~s filed a petition for vacation in the west line of 2nd Ave. SW 132 ft.
South of the South line of Main Street in IRA Mendenhall's addition to Carmel ~s re-
corded in Deed Record 23, p~ge 81, Mr. Hohl seconded it and it passed Lu~animously.
High School Expansion: Curb Moving: Mr. Kern moved to allow design chauges in the
street on the north side of ~234 from 4th Street NE to existing main entrance of High
School purstu~ut to plans presented by the Carmel Clay schools subject to recommendations
of City Engineer for certain minor ch~es Mr. Hohl seconded it and it passed
unanimously.
Water Tower Inspection: Mr. Dougherty, Utilities Manager, stated he had obtained two
quotes for inspection of the water tower, one was from Penwall for $875,00, the other
from Universal Tsm~k for $400.00. Mr. Dougherty recommended Universal Tank and also
recommended hiring a commercial photographer to take some pictures of the inside of
the tower @ $9.00 each. Mr. Kern moved that the quote of $400.00 for inspection of
the water tower from Universal T~uk be accepted and a commercial photographer be
contracted to make reasonably few photographs of theinside of the tower for $9.00 each,
Mr. Hohl seconded it and it passed unanimously.
There beiD~no further business the meetin~was adjourned at 4:50 p.m.
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~egg~'L~u Smith Clerk-Treasurer