The Detroit times., 1911-05-17

To the Honorable the Common Couu<I|<
etfss asT 70 whom is %as rsfsrss3 com
munication from the Department Qf
Public Works, transmitting propos4i4
rot paving alley No. iss. respectfnIIy
under confederation and md that the
OTIS Cement Construction Co. u the
lowest bidder for paving alley no.
satisfied that the bids submitted sr5
reasonable, recommend that the con.
81 p.s snse5 v into hy TIE gepartmsnt
hereinbefore mentioned be approved
and confirmed and that the resoiution
presented by Aid. .Thsissn al. 4 -sss-
Sn 5 fsa Hn s sss sHa ln ssa 81
ing the Aforesaid contract be adopted.
Respectfully submitted
TaoMas {. d dhlNssEN.
5. Il o ahEhiIE
+. J. MASON
JOHN HARPER.
MARTIN ]. osThoWskt
Adopted as follows:
n. fIess-A Ala. Allan. Brozo BurtoA.
srpfsr ainS. fi kes,,9 osrys Sln Res
Mccarty. Mason. Merritt. o'Eiien. De-
srowsk Owen, Rosehthal. schultz.
Vernon. Walsh, watson. zoeiicr and the
President Pro Tem.-sI
FROM THE SAME
| Majority Report.
To the Honorable the Common Council:
. Gentlemen Your COMMITTEES on
Streets. TO whom was referred the com.
m ..,I,. from the Department q
for Sav Works s transmitting ptoposaie
avenue, Waterloo and Brush streets
.Secs. 1 ana -. respectfully report
that we have had same under consids
Grafton and being satisfied that lower
bids can be secured II bids are re-
Jeeted and a readvertisement had. We
recommend the adoption OF the Follows
Ing resolution.
Respectfully submitted.
| JOSEPH L. THE1SEN,
THOS. r. Gilman.
| ID. ROSENTHAL,
| MARTIN J. osTROwsfff.
| resolution was offered:
BY Aid. Theisen:
Resolved, That the proposals submits
Ted oy the Department Of Public works
for paving Canton avenue, wstsfioo
street and sections 1 and ! OF Brush
street be and the same are hereby re-
sec,ed ana the several resolutions pre-
senteo by AID. Theisen confrmips the
streets at a session held On The snd
| inst, 81. G. c.. pp. 710-11) be tndefnite-
~ postponed and further
Public Works be and he Is hereby Al.
rected to readvertise for proposals. Tor
| paving the Aforesaid streets.
Minority Report.
| 10 the Honorable the Common Council.
| Gentlemen Your COMMITTEES 81,
streets. to whom was referred the COM
munication from the Department 81
Public Works transmitting proposals
quois avenue, Waterloo street. brush
street section 1. Brush street section Z.
and alley No. 1913. respectfully report
mat we have had the. matter under
Is the lowest bidder for the paving OF
said streets and that the OTIS Cemen{
Sonstruction Company 10 the lowest
bidder for grading and paving said
| alley.
Your committee being satisfied that
the bids are reasonable recommend
mat the contract entered into by the
department OF Public Works with said
contractors for paving said streets and
eaid alley be approved and confirmed.
and that the resolution presented ~
AID. Theisen at session held on the
Ing and confirming said contrasts s.
adopted.
| Respectfully submitted.
Aid. rheisen moved The 4. a aSansianT :,
report.
Aid. Merritt moved as an amendment
tnat tHe minority report be adopted
winch motion prevailed as follows:
feas-Ald. Allan. Brozo, burton.
Deimel. Ellis. Field, Garvey, Gilman
HARPER. Hindle, Heating. Keusch. Koe-
Mig, Knapp. Littlefeld, Lodge, lynch.
McCarty, Mason, Merritt. O'Bffen. OS-
trowski, Owen, Rosenthal, Schulfa.
Skrzycki. Theisen. Thompson. Tossy.
vernon, Walsh, Watson. Zoeller and the
President Pro Tem.-94
FROM THE SAME.
To the Honorable the Common Council:
gentlemen - Your COMMITTEES "a
Streets. to whom was referred the pez
tition or A. w. Cooney a Co. for per2
mission to construct spurtrack OF sufx
ncient length to accommodate three
cars In alley south OF Champlafn street
and west or and parallel to Be1Iovuo
avenue. respectfully report we have
mad the same under consideration ana
peg leave TO state that petitioners are
desirous OF constructing said spuftrack
and In confederation OF their Occupancy
OF the public alley, will grant TO the
remaining property owners In aid
block an outlet OF Is feet In width on
the southerly part Of lot "a Ina6s
much as the entire block II used for
manufacturing purposes, with the en-
ception of two or three lots, We bok
leave to state that we can see no o6@|
lection to the granting Of their tUI
quest, and We therefore recommends q
adoption OF the following resolutton- -
Respectfully submitted.
JOSEPH l.. THEISEN,
THOS. r. Gilman,
A III II m