Wauwatosa news. [volume] (Wauwatosa, Wis.) 1900-1948, 1916-10-20

hereby in all things confirmed; and
Be 1t Further Resolved that the nor
ton of cost of such Improvement
which shall be paid for by the city at
large shall be the expense of improv
ing street crossing intersections and
excess of ten (10) inch over eight (S
inch sewer.
ON motion of Alderman Notbohm.
the rules were suspended and the reso.
luton adopted.
Be 1t Resolved by the Common
Council of the City of Wauwatosa,
that there be and hereby is trans
ferred from the street repair and light |
ing fund in the treasury of said city to
the street oiling fund the sum OF
three hundred eighty one and eighty
one hundredths dollars 1881 .8O) to be
used in payment for material and la
Dor used in preparing, oiling and fin
lshlng those streets treated with oil in
the year 1916.
And the city clerk is hereby di-
rected TO deliver a certified COPY of
TINS resolution to the city treasurer.
On motion of Alderman Hanson, the
rules were suspended and the resolu-
ton adopted.
Resignation of Mr. E. D. Hoyt as
member of the Board of Public Works.
read by the mayor who expressed his
sincere regret
Alderman Hanson moved the accent
ance of the resignation and that a vote
of thanks be rendered Mr. Hoyt for
the good work that he had done while
a member and chairman of the Board
of Public Works and that such action
on the part of the Common Council
appear in the proceedings of this meet
ing.
On roll call the resignation was ac-
cepted and the appreciation rendered
by the following vote
Aid Hanson, Hayes, Jones, Kraf-
czyk, Notbohm, Whip. Wright
Noes-None
The chair declared the resignation
accepted and that a successor would
be appointed at an early date
An ordinance providing for trim
ming trees, read and referred to the
OIuIIldlCGS
and city attorney.
The undersigned officers performing
the duties of Board of Public Works
report that pursuant to the official no
tice published as required by law, for
proposals for furnishing material and
labor necessary for constructing a
storm sewer in right-of-way, Fourth
avenue and 62nd street from East Mil
waukee avenue to the Menomonee
river together with approximately
seven hundred (700) feet of sanitary
sewer in Fourth avenue in the First,
Fourth and Third wards of said city,
bids and proposals were received by
the undersigned at the office of the
city clerk until 1870 o'clock in the aft
ernoon of Saturday, October z, 1916,
and thereafter publicly opened by the
undersigned officials.
That said bids and proposals are re-
turned herewith.
That the bids received are as fol-
lows:
Herman Hohensee, Milwaukee, Wis.
Certified check, $1,S0OOO.
Standard AZ" and AS" concrete
sewer, $685. per lineal foot
Special AZ" and AS" concrete sewer.
$3.50 per lineal foot
s inch sanitary sewer, 79c per lineal
foot.
Tear out and relay 3.700 square feet
of cement sidewalk at 15c per square
foot
Alternate price on box sewer from
railroad track to creek, $7S5 per
lineal foot
Total bid $1S,669.20.
Il. p. Kuehn, Aurora, Ill
Certified check $2,100.00.
Standard Az and 48" concrete
sewer, 1920 per lineal foot
s" sanitary sewer, $3.50 per lineal
foot
Tear out and relay 300 square feet
of cement sidewalk, zoe per square
foot
Alternate price on 5 foot concrete
box, $3.50
Extra price for catch basing, $4,000
Extra price for manholes. $4,000.
For special standard reinforced
concrete pipe add 30c per lineal foot.
Total bid $20,243.60
George E. Zimmerman.
Certified check, $4,000.
Standard AZ" reinforced concrete
pipe, $40 per lineal foot.
Standard As" reinforced concrete
pipe. $500 per lineal foot
Standard concrete box sewer equal
to 49,, $500 per lineal foot
Taking out and relaying 300 square
feet of cement sidewalk Csc per
square foot
8" sanitary sewer, $1,2O per lineal
foot
Extra catch basing, $4,000 each.
Extra manholes, $4,000 each.
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