Los Angeles daily herald., 1890-02-15
PUBLIC WORKS.
Recommendations TO be Made =,

lecOlmmendatiO TO be Made tn
the Councfl.
The Board of Public Works met YES.
terday and decided to make the follow.
ing recommendations to the Council on
Monday:
That the ordinance of intention tc
pave a portion of Alameda and San Fer.
nando streets, as presented by the City
Engineer, be passed.
That on the petition of Samuel Kutz
ct al, asking for a pipe across Virgins
avenue, the Street Superintendent be in
stIucted to make an estimate of what il
Will cost to remove the 24-inch pipe now
IN Louisiana avenue to the point in ques-
ton.
That the claims for damages by reason
OF the proposed grading of Temple street,
be referred to the City Attorney.
That on the petitions of F. Chinoworth,
he be granted thirty days. time in which
to complete Flower street, from Pine to
Washington, and also his contract on San
Pedro street.
That the petition of A. F. Lott ct al. A.,
asking that cement sidewalk be laid on
Olive street, between Fifth and Sixth
streets, be granted and the City Engin-
eer be instructed to present the necessary
ordinance of intention.
That the petition of Joseph Hyans be
referred to the Street Superintendent, to
make estimate of the cost of extending
the entrance to pipe so as to give free
entry to same.
That the protest of M. Doyle against
certain pipes crossing her land, be re.
ferred to the Water Overseer.
That the protest against the proposed
paving of R-quena street between Los
Angeles and Wilmington be referred to
the City Engineer to see what frontage
is represented.
That the petition of E. N. Brown ct al,
property owners in the vicinity of Ninth
and Whittier, asking for relief in the
matter OF storm water, be referred to the
Street Superintendent to make estimate
of the cost of box across Ninth street
in west line of Whittier, and to make a
free discharge down the zanja.
That the petition of the Cahuenga
Township Producers Union, protesting
against closing up Temple street, be filed,
as there is no intention on the part of
the Council to abandon said street.
That the petition OF John A. Gilchrish,
calling q tention to the condition of side
walks and cutters at Washington and
Boundary streets, be referred to the
Street Superintendent.
That the protest of Robert Todd ct al.
against the grade as established on
Edgeware road be filed, as an insufficient
amount of frontage is represented.
That the petition of A. III. Longley,
asking that his sidewalks be repaired
where the same were washed out by the
floods, be referred to the Street Superin-
tendent to make an estimate of the cost
of said repairs.
That the petition of William Lacy,
asking that the bed of the Arroyo Seco
be defined, be referred to the City En-
gineer.
That the petition of Up. Moran, ask
ing to have Tenth street, from the west
line of st. Julian to the east line of Ma.
pie avenue, graded, graveled and curbed
with cement, be granted, and the City
Engineer be instructed to draft an ordi-
nance granting permission to do the
work.
That on the petition of D. F. Donegan,
asking for an extension of time for the
completion of Bellevue avenue, thirty
days be given.
That the petition of George Valiant ct
al, asking that a cement sidewalk be
laid on Tenth street six feet wide, from
Main to Grand, be granted, and the City
Engineer be instructed to draft an erdi.
nance accordingly.
That the petition of A. Dallas, asking
to grade the intersection OF
Brooklyn and Evergreen avenue for the
gravel which he may obtain from said
be referred to the Street
Superintendent.
That the Street Superintendent be in.
structed to furnish an estimate of what
it will cost to relay the granite blocks on
First street, from Spring to Fort streets.
That the petition of John Weber, ask
ing that Eighth street be extended west
of Pearl be referred to the City Engineer
to make map.
That the City Engineer be instructed
to report profile of the proposed Second
street improvement.
That the petition of F. J. Allies ct AL,
asking that the name of Fort street be
changed to Broadway be referred to the
Council for action.
That the petition of J. R. Horne ct al.
calling attention to the condition of
Waters and Court streets, be referred to
the City Engineer.