Los Angeles daily herald., 1890-03-22
PUBLIC WORKS.
ReCOMm en- dattOns TO BE Ac
Upon by the Council.

PUBLIC WORKS.
Recon- m IN dattOns TO BE Acted
Upon by the Council.
The Board of Public Works met yes
terday and decided to make the follow
ing recommendations to the Council on
Monday:
That the petition of Mary e. Stilson
ct al, asking that the sidewalks on Kel-
lam avenue be repaired, be referred to
the Street Superintendent to repair the
same.
That extension of time be granted to
the following contractors: NJ. McGreal
for grading Brent street between Temple
and Bellevue avenue, % days; Boyes &
Crowley, for grading Bxel street be-
tween Ward and Arnold streets. 80 days
also 80 days for completing Jefferson
w. I. Lambie, for paving New High
street, 10 days; Frank Moir, for grading
Bailey street, 20 days; Frank Chino
worth, 80 days for grading Flower street
from Pine to Pacheco; F. w. Barron, for
grading Third street from Beaudry to
Bixel, 80 days.
That the petition of VIM. Riley, call.
ing attention to the fact that the alley
between Hill and Olive, south of TEN pie
has been closed up, be referred to the
City Attorney for investigation.
That the protest of Milton Thomas,
against the granting of extension of time
to complete the grading of jefferson
street, be denied as the work has been
delayed on account OF the city zanja.
That the petition of George r. Snatto
asking to be allowed to grade, gravel and
curb the west thirty feet of Lucas avenue
between Orange and Ward streets, be
granted, provided he dispose of the earth
as the Street Superintendent may direct
and also that the City Attorney be in.
structed to draft the ordinance granting
permission to do said work.
That on the petition OF Geo. r. Shattc
asking that the map of Lucas avenue be-
tween Orange and Ward streets, be
referred back to the board, the
map be referred to the City Engineer
with instructionsto take ten feet off the
east side of said street instead of tht
west side.
That the petition OF G. v Shatto ct al.
asking to have Sixth street graded, gra,
veled and curbed, between Lucas ave.
nue. and Wilmer street, be granted, and
the City Engineer be instructed TO pre-
sent the necessary ordinance of intention
to do said work.
Sandstone Company, asking for the priv
ilege to lay sample pavement on Win
ston street, without cost to the city, be
granted, providing they complete the
paving of the Intersection of Commercial
and Los Angeles streets with the sams
material and free of It, under the di
rection of the Street superintendent.
That the Clerk be instructed to adver
tise fer the building of culvert in the
Hollenbeck arroyo, across Boyle avenue
the work to be done in accordance with
plans and specifications on file with the
City Engineer.
That on the petition of James r Boa
ct al. asking that the grade OF Twenty.
second street, between Grand avenue
end Figueroa street, be established, the
City Engineer be instructed to establish
the grade.
That the petition of D. w. Mcintosh
ct al. asking that the name Of Breed
street, Boyle Heights, be changed, be
filed, as the petitioners are in error about
the other Breed street referred to, il
having been changed to Bird street four
or five years ago.
That the ordinance to re-grade Boyle
avenue be put upon it's passage.
That the Street Superintendent be in
structed to make the necessary repairs at
the intersection of Alameda and Com
mercial streets.
That on the communication of the
Park Commissioners asking that some
repairs be made in Alvarado street, be-
tween Seventh and Orange streets, also
at the intersection of Seventh and Lake
View, the Street Superintendent be in
structed to make the necessary repairs.
That the contract for paving Temple
street, from Spring street to Grand ave-
nue., with bituminous lime rock, be
awarded to the Bituminous Lime Rock
Paving and improvement Company, ct
95 cents per lineal foot for granite curb
ing and 2S15 cents per square foot for
paving, and that the accompanying reso-
luton of award be passed.
That the contract for grading Edge
ware road, from Temple to Court streets,
be awarded to Peter Backman. at So. SO
per lineal foot, and that the resolution of
award be adopted.
That the contract for the construction
OF cement sidewalk on Figueroa street,
from Washington to Jefferson streets, be
awarded to the Gray Bros A. S. P. Com
pany, at 1919 cents per square foot for
walk and 80 cents per lineal foot for
curbing.