Los Angeles herald., 1892-02-13
PUBLIC WORKS.
The Proceedings Yesterday by the
Board.

Board.
The board of public works yesterday
adopted the following report to be pre.
sented to the council on Monday:
Recommend that petition No. "a from
]. M. Lashbrooke ct al. to have six.
foot sidewalk laid on the east side of
Beaudry avenue, between Temple and
Court streets, where not already laid, be
granted and the city engineer instructed
to present ordinance of intention.
Recommend that petition No. 80 from
Henry Martz for grade to be estab-
lished on Burtz street and Fan ming
street, between First and Temple
streets, be granted and the city engineer
instructed to present ordinance of in.
tention.
Recommend that petition No. 81 from
Bradshaw Bros, to have the redwood
curb on Thirtieth street, at the north
west corner of said Thirtieth street and
Hope street, placed on it's proper line
and grade, be granted, and the street
superintendent instructed accordingly.
In the matter of draining the ravine
running into the north side of Pink
street, west of Beaudry avenue, we rec
ommend that the city engineer have
the necessary work done at cost not to
exceed $45.
On petitions No. 81, 80 and 80, for
crosswalks, we recommend that the
street superintendent be instructed to
put crosswalks on the north line of Tenn
pie street, across Casco street; on south
line of Casco street across Temple
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of Ninth street; across Temple street,
across opposite the school house !;
across Temple on west line of Cen
tennial street; across First on east
side of Matthew street; on east side of
Saratoga street across First street, and
on west side of San Pedro street across
Seventh and Sixth streets.
On petition No. 96, from John S. Hess
ct al, asking for permission to grade
Twenty-seventh street, between Main
street and Grand avenue, by private
contract, under specifications No. 8,
with cement curb and cement sidewalk,
five feet wide, we recommend that petit
Twenty-seventh street, between above
recommend that all pending proceed
that protest No. So, from A. L. Whit
taker ct al, against grading the above
street under the bond act, be filed.
In the matter of the proposition of M.
A. Newmark ct all to open a certain
alley (and pave the same) between Los
Angeles and Alameda streets, with GER
tain reservations and conditions, we
have conferred with the city attorney,
hot 1n of IL
lection to accepting the proposition we
therefore recommend that the same be
concurred in by the council, and the
matter referred to the city attorney to
prepare the necessary ordinance.
Recommend that petition No. "a, from
A. Workman ct al, to have Center
place (formerly Mott alley) between
Second and Third streets, graded and
paved with asphalt surface and concrete
base, and with three-foot granite gut
ter in the center thereof, under the gen.
eral street law, be granted, and that the
city engineer be instructed to present
ordinance of intention.
Recommend that petition No. SO, from
Jacob Baruch ct al, to have Olive street
from the north line of Fifth street tolthe
north line of Pico street, paved with BIZ
luminous lime rock surface and concrete
base, with cement curb and cement
sidewalk eight feet wide, and also
sewer along said street where it is not
already laid, all to be done under part
four of the general street law, be
granted, and the city engineer in
structed to prepare estimate of cost, and
if the same exceeds So per front foot on
each side of street to also present ordi-
nance of intention.
In the matter of proposals to construct
cement sidewalk on Flower street,
from the south line of Twenty-third
street to the north line of Adams street,
we recommend the acceptance of the bid
of j. W. Pattillo, at the rate OF II 96-100
cents per square foot, and that the ac-
companying resolution of award be
adopted.
In the matter of proposals to grade,
curb and sewer Court street, we recon-
mend that the bid of NJ. McGreal, at $3.50
per lineal foot for grading, 81 cents per
lineal foot for sewer complete, 500 each
for manholes, and $74 each for flush
tanks, be accepted, and the accompany
ing resolution of award be adopted.
On protest S5, from John Bryson ct
al, against the regarding of Flower
street. between Tenth and Twelfth
streets, we recommend that the same be
filed, as no proceedings are pending to
regrade said street.
Recommend that the city engineer
prepare grades for streets aIigning the
Hollenbeck park, SO that the park COM
missioners will know at what depth co
plant trees along said streets.
In the matter of the street superin-
tendent's communication relative to pc
tition No. 72 to have west side of First
street west of Broadway repaired, we
recommend that said repairs be done as
soon as the paving OF Hill street, now
pending, is completed.
Recommend that the city attorney
present ordinance changing the namas