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HomeMy WebLinkAbout04/22/1985 103ipnyPPaIO X3i0 aaang •d �zze7 IN NNIMOmy Iiouno0 i0 oq uoilepuauJaooag LNIJAyd 2103 S 1:iIg •00•SZ9$--3u Id ToJ1uo3 uoipnTlod ialep--mes alaxouoo ajgel.zod ase p.znd oQ 3sanbag •+� •VuTim a Vcad pue Vuiuueld--siea/c lsed ui szaumo q squawAed xeq go saiouanbuilap o4 anp Auno0 3imup p q wo.zg spo.zed uieq.zao asegatnd oq uoileziJotpny •8 •1aaJgs 14317 •M io; saoinaas Vuideospuei .zog puelntg �ze.z0 t.pp luauaa.z2y •Z •Vupp pnw .zog cuedmo0 pue .zagsuzg Icoldua oo quam_.zeda0 3aa.zls go 3sanbag • 1 SS3NISflg M3NI •quaay uuisetp1nd--xauuy IIeH 4(Qi0 ao; UOTTUTTU3SUT rnpuuNI uo uoi3epuauuooai pig •Z •luay VuTsegzund--s3avT3 ial3ids uo uoiTepuasuvooaa pig • I SSHNISM a HSINI3Nfl •epuay 30 Ienazddy •TIUO 'IOU •u•d 0E:9 moog aoua.zaluo0 s i.zokey� 5861 `ZZ Ilady 33�IWIdI00 230NI3 r Finance Committee Minutes April 22, 1985 Mayor's Conference Room 6:30 p.m. Members present: Chairperson Dowie, Getty and Klinger. The Agenda was approved as proposed. The following bids were reviewed for Spitter Tickets for the Parking Ramp Facilities: Bidder Bid Amount Globe Ticket Company $3.15/M Toledo Ticket Coiupany $3.16/M It was moved by Getty, seconded by Klinger that the recommendation of the Purchasing Agent to accept the low bid of Globe Ticket Company be approved. Motion carried. The following bids were reviewed for window replacement for City Hall Annex, 400 E. 6th Street. Bidder Bid Amount Lindgren Glass Prod. $1 770.00 Allen Glass Co. , Inc. $1 ,887.00 W.B. Esser Glass & Paint Co. $2,123.00 The Clerk/Auditor indicated the work was necessary due to breakage of several windows and the need to install some insulation in the building. It was moved by Klinger, seconded by Getty that the recommendation of the Purchasing Agent to accept the low bid of Lindgren Glass Products be approved. Motion carried. The request of the Superintendent of Streets to enter into a contract with Ernster and Company for mudjacking of several streets included in the 1985 Street Improvement Program was reviewed. He anticipated that the cost would be approximately $10,800 for this work. Projects to be included are Easton Avenue Bridge, Washington and W. 6th intersection, Hammond and Langley intersection, 2222 W. 3rd Street, Touche, Loretta, and Easley. This work is not a budgeted item but will be funded through proceeds from 1984 Bond Sale. It was moved by Getty, seconded by Klinger that a contract be entered into with Ernster and Company for this work. Motion carried. The request of the City Planner to enter into a contract with Craig Ritland for landscaping architectural services in conjunction with the W. 4th Street Interstate Substitution Program IX-6587(1)--79-07 was reviewed. Services will include redesigning the Audubon Drive/Hoff Road and new W. 4th Street intersection. The fee for this service will be an amount not to exceed $500.00 and will be paid for from the proceeds of the 1984 Bond Sale. The City Attorney has reviewed this proposal and recommended its approval. It was moved by Klinger, seconded by Dowie that the contract with Craig Ritland for the above described work be approved. Motion carried. The request of the Planning, Programming and Zoning Commission to purchase parcels of property located at 613-615 Sycamore and 708 Sycamore was reviewed. Finance Committee Minutes Page Two These parcels are now available through the County due to the City's right to tax redemption. Since both parcels are located in the downtown area, it was recommended that these purchases be made through the tax increment financing fund. Total cost for these two (2) parcels is $11 ,119.44. Randy Pilkington explained that the City is third in line to receive these properties. If the owner pays the delinquent taxes by June 1 the City will no longer have an option to purchase. The second in line to these properties is the mortgage company, with the City being the third. It was moved by Klinger, seconded by Getty that authorization be given to purchase the above described parcels. Motion carried. The request of the Superintendent of Water Pollution Control Plant to purchase a power saw for concrete in the amount of $625.00 was reviewed. Oral proposals have been received from approximately 6 vendors. He requested authorization to purchase the saw from Gerhke Robinson Company. It was moved by Getty, seconded by Klinger that said authorization be approved. Motion carried. Moved by Getty, seconded by Klinger that bills for payment be recommended to the City Council for approval and payment. Motion carried. With no further business before the Committee, the meeting was adjourned. Larry P. Burger City Clerk/Auditor