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 General Purposes Sub-Committee: December 10th 1928

 

On Minute No 1320, the General Manager presented the following report with regard to the available use of land and buildings purchased for branch bank purposes:

 

 

 

 

 

 

Bank Committee: December 17th 1928

 

3268 The following Report of the Finance Sub-Committee was presented:

 

Tenders for painting at certain Branches.

 

Estimates have been accepted as follows for the painting of the under-mentioned branches:

 

Branch

Name of Contractor

Amount of

Tender (£. s. d.)

Hockley

W Brecknell

80.  9. 6.

Small Heath

J H Gay

54. 10. 0.

Handsworth

W Brecknell

20.  0. 0.

Erdington

A J Dawkes

64.  0. 0.

Lozells

J Broomfield & Son

70.  0. 0.

Bordesley Green

Estates Department

49.  3. 0.

Ladywood

W Brecknell

12. 15. 0.

 

Finance & General Purposes Sub-Committee: December 31st 1931

4276 The following report of the Finance Sub-Committee was presented:

Tenders for Painting, etc at Branches.

Your Sub-Committee recommend that the action taken in accepting the following tenders for painting, etc at the undermentioned Branches be confirmed: 

Outside and Inside

 

 

£. s. d.

Handsworth

Bowen Bros

49.  0. 0.

Bordesley Green

J H Gay

42.  0. 0.

Ladywood

J E Harper & Son Ltd

30.  5. 0.

Little Bromwich

Bowen Bros

48. 10. 0.

 

Outside only

 

 

£. s. d.

Lozells

J H Simmons

17. 10. 0.

Harborne

J E Harper & Son Ltd.

20. 18. 0.

Erdington

A Seers & Sons

29. 8. 0.

Hockley

A Seers & Sons

33. 6. 0.

Small Heath

J H Gay

18. 10. 0.

Saltley

J H Gay

12. 10. 0.

Ward End

B A Cashmore & Co.

12. 7. 6.

 

4277   RESOLVED:- That the action taken in accepting tenders as indicated in the foregoing report, for painting etc. at the branches therein mentioned, be confirmed.

General Purposes Sub-Committee: October 17th 1932

 

Defective Electrical Installations.

 

Your Sub-Committee have had under consideration the question of defects in the electrical installations at Lozells and Erdington Branches, which had been inspected by Mr Councillor Lewis, who reported that at Lozells the materials were of inferior quality, and at Erdington wires had been put in without covering tubes and in such a way that the load could not be carried.

 

Councillor Lewis advised that the only way to ensure satisfactory work being carried out in connection with electrical installations would be to place the contracts with reliable firms who are members of the Electrical Contractors Association. It was also considered that a further safeguard would be the adoption of a satisfactory specification to ensure high class manufacture and material being utilised.

 

Your Sub-Committee were informed that the question of such specification was receiving the consideration of the Electric Supply Committee, and until settlement of this question it was decided that the current Bank requirements for electrical installations be placed with firms selected from the list recently prepared for the Bank.

 

Bank Committee: August 23rd 1933

 

An estimate was submitted from Messrs T Elvins & Sons Ltd amounting to £42. 10. 0. for stripping the roof of the Lozells premises and re-slating with new laths and slates, and for repairing chimney stack.

 

4857   RESOLVED:- That the estimate be accepted.

 

Finance Sub-Committee: February 19th 1934

 

Letting of Flats.

 

The following arrangements have been made for the letting of Lozells branch:

T. Sledge: Renewal of Lease for a period of seven years from the 29th September 1934, at a rental of £50 pa. Lessee to be responsible for rates and cost of internal repairs.

 

 

 

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