Los Angeles daily herald. [microfilm reel] (Los Angeles [Calif.]) 1884-1890, 1889-10-27
PUBLIC WORKS.
Recommen dati0ns to be Acted Upon
Monday.

Recommen dations to be Acted Upon
Monday.
The Board of Public Works met Friday,
and concluded to make the following rec
concentrations to the Council on Monday
That on the petition of W. L. Wolfe et
al, asking that Prospect street south OF
Pico street be turnpiked, 30 as to relieve
the property on said street from flood
water, the property-owners be allowed to
do said work, provided it be done under
the supervision of the Street Superin-
tendent.
That the petition of S. K. Lindley ct
al, asking that Prospect street between
Ninth and Twelfth streets be graded,
grayeled, and curbed with cement curb
by private contract. be granted, provided
all intersections be included in said grad
ing, and that said work be done accord
ing to regular specifications.
That the petition of D. Clapp ct al. ,
asking for relief from the enormous
amount of storm water accumulated on
Wall street, be referred to the City En-
That the petition of E. V. Smith ct al,
asking that cement and bituminous lime
rock sidewalks be laid on Pearl street
between Bellevue place, Sixth street and
Seventh street. be granted, and the City
Engineer be instructed to draft the neces-
sary ordinance of intention to sidewalk
said street with bituminous lime rock and
cement sidewalk.
That the petition of Sarah @. Hildreth
ct al, asking to be allowed to grade Hope
street by private contract from Fourth to
Third street, be granted, provided the
same parties grade the intersection of
Third street, and that the work be done
in accordance with law and under the
direction of the Street Superintendent
and City Engineer.
That the petition of W. P. Mcintosh ct
al, asking that the names of certain
streets be changed, be referred to the
committee on changing names OF streets
1t is the opinion of the board that the
matter should receive immediate atten-
ton.
That on the petition of III. F. Baer ct
al, asking that sidewalks be laid on
Olive street between Second and Third
streets, the property-owners be allowed
to Law walks, provided the work be done
under the direction of the Street Superin-
tendent. Said street is not on the estab-
lished grade, and the portion already
sidewalked is not on the established
grade.
That the petition of @. Pinkham ct al,
asking to have the south half OF Second
street repaired, between Hill and Olive,
be filed, as the Street Superintendent is
already doing said repairing.
That the petition of F. I. Lanterman
ct al, asking that East Adams street be
opened and all distractions be removed,
be filed, as the City Attorney reported
that Mr.. Griffin agreed to open said
street without contest if the time should
be extended, which was adopted.
That the petition of Milton Thomas ct
al, asking that Jefferson street be graded
between Main and Figueroa, be filed, as
said street has been ordered graded.
That the protest of Henry Martz ct al.
against granting any franchise to the
Second-street Gable Company, be re-
ferred to the City Engineer, to see what
frontage is represented.
That the petition OF Stephen Nicho-
lette ct al, asking that New High street
be ordered paved between Bellevue ave.
nue. and Walters street, be granted, and
the City Engineer be instructed to draft
the necessary ordinance of intention.
That the petition of ]. Robson, asking
that meeting OF properly owners on
First street be called 80 as to agree on
some grade for said street west of Fort,
be referred to the City Attorney.
That the ordinance of intention to
open Maple street be passed as amended.
That the matter of the franchise of the
Second street cable railroad be referred
to the Council to act upon as body.
Tha in the matter of grading the north
half of Seventh street adjoining the
Westlake park, the Clerk be instructed
to advertise for bids to do said grading,
provided the cost be paid out Of the Park
fund.
That the ordinance of intention to
grade Sepulveds street be withheld until
the grade on said street is established.
That the ordinance of intention to
widen Macy street be passed.
That the ordinance Of intention to open
Denver avenue be passed.
That the bid of P. Bachman for grad
ing of Lake Shore avenue, from First
street, formerly Diamond and Seconnj
to Bellevue avenue. at $547 per lineal
foot, be accepted, and that the resolution
of award be passed.