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HomeMy WebLinkAbout12/16/1985 1oTiPnv/)IIaI:) AI?0 rarng •d fLzr INENNIMPOIV •Tiouno0 CIO og uoT epuaunvooar quamiced sing ZNNNXVd S i MIR •spungar eVegxeV snoixeA •Z •oopegem go Aqi0 Jog aVsrano0 aouUrnsul ATTINe 7 uo Aggel0 mu • l SS2NISflg MtN •quaw4xedaQ 3aaJgg --VuTgooraN pzg luautgxede j laarls Jog goerquoo go pxet.w •£ •jaiq,0 eoTTod--seToivan a°TTod IOJ spiq uo uoTpepuauunooag •Z •�az arid--ualsiCS Veg riy raglan uo uoTqupueunvooag • f SSSNISflg UIIISINIJNfl •epua2e go Tunorddy •IIeo IIo2I wool' aouaraguo0 s i roil •ui d 0£:9 5861 '91. raquaoaa V INgOV ggj.T,IL WW g,0NVNId 1f Finance Committee Minutes December 16, 1985 6:30 p.m. Mayor's Conference Room Members present: Chairperson Dowie, Klinger and Getty. Chairperson Dowie amended the agenda to reverse the order of the new business items. The committee concurred with this amendment. The following bids were reviewed for the Vetter Air Bag System for the Fire Department: Vetter Systems System 1 $1 ,522.00 System 2 2,677.00 System 3 1 ,640.00 Option on System 3: Dead Man Controller $190.00 VS 34 (#131-06-000) Bag 816.00 Smeal Fire Equipment System 1 $1 ,293.00 System 2 2,275.00 System 3 1 ,394.00 Option on System 3: Dead Man Controller $161 .00 VS 34 (#131-06-000) Bag 693.00 It was the recommendation of the Fire Chief to accept the bid of Smeal Fire Equipment for System 2 in the amount of $2,275.00. It was moved by Klinger, seconded by Dowie that this recommendation be approved. Motion carried. The following bids were reviewed for Police Department vehicles: RYDELL CHEVROLET Marked Vehicles: 1986 Chevrolet Caprice $11 ,063.00 Unmarked Vehicles: 1986 Chevrolet Celebrity (2 door) 9,319.00 1986 Chevrolet Celebrity (4 door) 9,482.00 Cruise Control Option 143.50 CROSSROADS FORD Marked Vehicles: 1986 Ford Crown Victoria $11 ,489.35 Unmarked Vehicles: 1986 Ford Taurus (4 door) 10,268.28 Cruise Control Option 160.00 MARK GILL BUICK Marked Vehicles: None Bid Unmarked Vehicles: Buick Custom Century (4 door) 2.5L/4 $10,472.36 Buick Custom Century (4 door) 2.8L/V6 $10,842.11 Buick Custom Century (4 door) 3.8L/V6 $11,263.71 Buick Custom Century (2 door) 2.5L/4 $10,320.48 Buick Custom Century (2 door) 2.8L/V6 $10,690.23 Buick Custom Century (2 door) 3.8L/V6 $11 ,111 .83 Cruise Control Option 148.75 It was the recommendation of the Police Chief to accept the low bid from Rydell Chevrolet for nine marked Police vehicles (1986 Chevrolet Caprice) in the total amount of $99,567.00 and three unmarked Police vehicles (1986 Chevrolet Celebrity 4 door, w/cruise) in the amount of $28,876.50 with a total cost to the City of $128,443.50. The committee expressed their approval of the recommendation to accept American cars. It was moved by Getty, seconded by Klinger that the Police Chief's recommendation be approved. Motion carried. Finance Committee Minutes Page Two December 16, 1985 It was moved by Getty, seconded by Klinger that the recommendation of the Street Department to accept the law hid for the reroofing of the Street Department Garage from Chuck's Roofing Company in the amount of $61 ,558.00 be approved and recommended to the Council for approval. Motion carried. It was moved by Getty, seconded by Klinger that garbage refunds for Patty's Hairstyling, 2022 Falls Avenue, the vacant property at 2024 Falls Avenue, and Stewart's Insurance, 2026 Falls Avenue, each in the amount of $65.19 be approved; and a $50 refund for 836 Cleveland Avenue; and a $63.60 refund for 1850 Huntington Road be approved. Motion carried. Chairperson Dowie relinquished the chairmanship to Harold Getty and removed himself from the room and discussion. Jim Clabby, Brown and Dieckman insurance Company, reported to the Finance Committee that the City is in the third year of a three-year contract for its general liability and auto liability insurance. The City's umbrella is renewable annually. The current year premium is $308,294. The premium for calendar year will be $400,377 for a net increase of approximately $100,000. This increase is not only characteristic of Waterloo but is the norm for municipalities throughout the nation. No action was taken on this policy coverage. It was moved by Klinger, seconded by Getty that the Bills for payment be recommended to the Council for approval. Motion carried. With no further business before the Committee, the meeting was adjourned. Michelle Temeyer Deputy Clerk/Auditor