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CITY HAIL TANNER RHY
MAY 22, 1975
3. ** OBJECTIONS TO CONFIRMING ORDERING RESOLUTION NO. 75-365'
for FLAGLER STREET HIGHWAY IMPROVEMENT Ji-4372.
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LEGEND FOR AGENDA USE:
** Resolution confirming Ordering Resolution No 75-365
and authorizing the City Clerk to advertise for sealed
bids for the construction of FLAGLER STREET HIGHWAY
IMPROVEMENT H-4372 in FLAGLER STREET HIGHWAY IMPROVEMENT
DISTRICT H-4372.
** The improvement of Flagler Street, including the construc-
tion of curb and gutter remacadamizing, and decorative
sidewalk with landscaped plant areas between Biscayne
Boulevard and West 1st Avenue was ordered by the City Com-
mission at their meeting of April 22, 1975. The project
will also include the remacadamizing of South 1st Street
from West lst Avenue to Biscayne Boulevard. It is now in'
order to confirm the ordering resolution and authorize
advertising for bids.
PLANNING ADVISORY BOARD ITEM
995 N.W. 36TH STREET
** Resolution granting permission, as per Ordinance No, 6871,
Article XVIII-1, Section 4 (1), to construct maintenance
building on 995 N. W. 36th Street, Tract "C", MOORE PARK
(86-45), for Miami -Dade Water and Sewer Authority, as per
plans on file, subject to site plan approved by the Planning
Department; zoned P-R (Public Park and Recreation).
** Planning Advisory Board meeting April 30 - Item #2
Planning Advisory Board by 4/0 vote (four members absent)
recommended permission
ONE OBJECTION
Planning Department recommended "Approval subject to the
submission of an acceptable revised site plan,".
Applicant - Miami -Dade Water and Sewer Authority
A single asterisk (*) preceding an item indicates the actual title of a
resolution and/or ordinance.
A double asterisk (**) preceding an item indicates either the subject matter of
the item or summary explanation, and is not to be construed as being the title
of a resolution and/or ordinance,
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APPLII AT OP ENV/R04110TA1. PABSEAVATION_DISTAICT
Tteeolutiddi approving the application of Environmental
Preservat1on bistricts to spetifie parcels of land within
aft ar- or the City of Miami beginning et Biseeyne hay
and N.B. 87th Street (extended), south along the Bay to
N.B. 7th Street (extended), hest on 7th Street to N. W.
27th Avenue, north on N.W. 27th Ave. to City Limits, north and
east along the city Limits to N.E. 87th Street, east on
N.E. 87th Street to Bietayne Bay as per Exhibits One, Two,
Three, Pour, Five and Six attached hereto and made a part
hereof
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** Planning advisory Board meeting April 2 - Item #1
Planning -Advisory Board by 5/1 vote (two members absent)
recom!nettded application of Environmental Preservation
Districts
Initiated by Planning Department
10:00 A.M. RECEIVED SEALED BIDS
6. ** Sealed bids to be received by the City Commission for
construction of GARDEN HIGHWAY IMPROVEMENT H-4374 and
GARDEN SANITARY SEWER IMPROVEMENT SR-538 5-C (centerline
sewer) and SR-5385-S (sideline sewer).
7.
4&7
** These projects will be constructed within the area bounded
by N.W. 20th Street and N.W. 33rd Street between N.W. 18th
Avenue and N.W. 27th Avenue.
APPEAL OF ZONING BOARD'S DECISION
APPROXIMATELY 2000 S. W. 17TH AVENUE
* Resolution granting a Variance from Ordinance No. 6871,
Article 'VII-1, Sections 2 (1), 5 and 7, to permit con-
struction of 41-unit apartment complex, with two of the
four buildings being 120' 8" in length (100' permitted),
being 28' high (25' permitted), being 3 stories in height
(2 stories permitted), having a floor area ratio of .566
(.50 permitted); being the N250' of S450' of Nk Lot 1,
Block 2, MARCELLUS DEARBORN'S SUB (B-26), located at
approximately 2000 S. W. 17th'Avenue, zoned R-3A (Low
Density Apartment) District.
** Zoning Board meeting March 17 Item #1
Zoning Board by 5/2 vote recommended Denial of Variance
SEVEN OBJECTIONS
Planning Department recommended "Denial"
Applicant Jaragua Enterprises
City Cousnission on May 8th deferred to May 22nd
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Report by the Committee of the Cotrntieeion ion the
meeting held Tuesday, 14ay 21, 10754 to ditches §evetal
proposals, a§ prepared by Metro 1raftit and Transporta-
tion, for modification of vehicular traffic flow in the
vititity of Bay heights, Natotta Manors, And Beyshore
briv between Alatka Street and 17th Avenue, and a
determination to be made by the City Cote it eion as to
the procedures to be followed for further resolution of
this matter.
UNFINISHED BUSINESS SECOND 'READINGS
* Ordinance attending Ordinance No.-6871, the Comprehensive
Zoning Ordinance for the City of Miami, by Changing the
zoning classification on area bounded generally by
frontage on South Dixie Highway, S.W. 27th Avenue and
Bird Avenue (Phase I) from R-C (Residence Office), R-4
(Medium Density Multiple), C-1 (Local Commercial), C-4
(General Commercial), R-2 (Two Family), and R-3 (Low
Density Multiple) to R-3A (Low Density Apartment), R-4
(Medium Density Multiple), C-2 (Community Commercial)
and the proposed C-2A (Special Community Commercial), as
shown on Exhibits A and B attached hereto and made a part
hereof; and by making the necessary changes in the zoning
district map, made a part of the said Ordinance No. 6871,
by reference and description in Article III, Section 2
thereof; repealing all ordinances, Code sections, Or
parts thereof in conflict; and containing a severability
provision.
** Passed on first reading City Commission meeting
April 10, 1975
Introduced by - Commissioner Plummer
Seconded by - Commissioner Reboso
Ayes - Commissioners Gibson, Gordon,
and Mayor Ferre
Noes - none
10, * Ordinance amending subsections (6) and (7) and adding
a new subsection (8) to Section 2-48.2 of the City Code;
further amending Sections 38-54.1 and 39-24(e) for the
purpose of establishing an area at the Marine Stadium
for the utilization of self-contained camper trailers;
authorizing the establishment of a fee and such regula-
tions necessary to control and manage the operation of
this facility; repealing. all ordinances, Code sections or
parts thereof in conflict; containing a severability
provision; and providing for an effective date.
** Passed on first reading City Commission meeting
April 22, 1975
Introduced by - Commissioner Plummer
Seconded by -
Commissioner Reboso
Ayes - Commissioners Gibson, Gordon
and Mayor Ferre
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Otdtnanee amending Chapter 64 of the Code of the City
Miami, Plorida, (ordinance No, 8301), providing for
modift.cations to (1) waive permitting requirements for
tree removal necessary for landscape maintenance or good
husbandry, (2) provide that the City tnay bear the cost
of transplanting trees t4ithin the City, and (3) simplify
application requirements; repealing all ordinances, Code
sections or parts thereof in conflict, insofar as they are
in conflict; and Containinga severability provision,
** Passed on first reading City Commission meeting
April 22, 19/5
introduced by = Commissioner Plummer
Seconded by - Commissioner Gibson
Ayes Commissioners Gibson, Gordon
and Mayor Ferre
Noes - none
11:30 A.M. PRESENTATIONS, PROCLAMATIONS AND SPECIAL ITEMS
12. a. Presentation of Commendation to Jorge
saving the life of a drowning pers•
riguez for
b. Presentation of Proclamat*f! •' the week of May 18 thru
May 24, 1975 as "National l surance Women's Week".
c. Presentation o
Department ;j•;
witthe City of
a to J
is reti -.
Roberts of the Sanitation
nt after 26 years' service
tation oto Rev. Rudolph McKinley.,
e. Presentation of Commendations to representatives of Radio
Stations WQBA and WFAB for their assistance in promoting
City's Tri-Cultural Program, Miami Police Department.
ADJOURN FOR LUNCH
PASSMTATIVAT
Pteathtatian et tatrmtadat iafi to Jorge f ettig a ter
taving thi lift of a drawniag peroat►.
Prosof tatibn of Plaqut to Juftiar Aohortt of tho tani.tatfa
bepartment upon hit ratirmmetlt after 26 yrats' thief
gith Olt City bf Miami.
d. Presetttat ti e,f Plaqut to 1 ev. Rudolph lieltial€y.
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NA?: introduce de
Mr. Jasper Nbore,President i.
Las Amigos de Los Americas,
Coral Gables Chapter —mill be here
Mr. John Langhorne, Vice Pres.
will also be here.
Presentation of Commendations to three Amigos de las
Americas volunteers, Tessie Gutierrez. Steve Lackey,
and Jeff Robles. (Res John Langhorne.)
Presentation of Proclamation for May 31st, 1975 as
"Mr. and Mrs. Nathan Goldv Day" for the occasion of their
50th wedding anniversary.
Presentation of Proclamation for May 2lst, 1975 as
"Community Clubs Dav in Miami" to be accepted by Laurel
Shapiro, Community Club Awards Director for Radio
Station WA1A.
Presentation of Certificate of Appreciation
Molina.
Presentation of Proclamation for week beginning June 2,
1975 as "Royal Poinciana Fiesta Week" to be accepted
by E. Albert Pallot.
Presentation of Commendation to Paul Feuer for his
courage and devotion to his friend Steven Ewanchew.
Presentation of retirement plaque to Thomas J. Johnston.
(He will present trophy to Commission at same time.)
Presentation of 8 Commendations to coaches and members
of University of Miami women's swim team who won the
AIAW National Swimming and Diving Championship at
Tempe, Arizona in March.
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CttY COMMISStuN tattiNG
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PflRSONAL AppEAp.ANCt A •r , uxs+cussto i ITEMS
Dinner Rey E :i otitin flail Evaluation.
tluatiott.
Discussion of proposals fot developthef`i't of marine
servicing fatitities at Dinner key.
Appearance by members of the Miami, -bade Water and Seder
Authority to discuss disposition of funds to be paid by
the State of Florida Department of Transportation for a
Appearance by Mrs. Betty Hayes Allen to request a change
in the provision of the Comprehensive Zoning Ordinance
governing the permitted height of hedges on residential
property.
Consideration of a proposal to include the positions of,
Assistant City Clerk, Assistant Executive Secretary of
the Civil Service Board and Assistant Executive Secretary
of the Planning and Zoning Boards among those designated
in Ordinance No. 8038 to receive additional pension
benefits of one per cent of average final compensation
for each year of service in such capacity up to a maximum
of ten years.
Designation of the City of Miami as the second oldest
settlement in the United States.
Request of the Veterans of Foreign Wars, Jose Marti Post
010212, to place a commemorative plaque in Bicentennial
Park honoring Cuban -Americans who died in the Vietnam
War.
Appearance by Yiannis B. Antoniadis, of Antoniadis
Associates, regarding extension of the foundation of
proposed construction which encroaches 3 feet 5 inches
into a public alley.
Appointment of 15 member Committee to consider World
Amateur Baseball Federation participation in the
Bicentennial celebration.
GD" 21, Appearance by ?•Is, Nancy L, Weiss of the American
g 1'ounctation for the Science of Creative Intelligence
U��/� regarding a program of Transcendental Meditation,
23.
24�
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C tSSION MEETINC
MA! 22, 1075
PACE 6
tnRSCNAt APPEARANCE AND • ISCUBS N, ITEM,
Appearance by bt. Col Terry Turner, 11, S. Marine Corps,
to rc 1uest waiver of rental fee for the use of the
Bayf ont park Auditorium on November 8, 1975 to celebrate
the 200th birthday of the Marine Corps, and to further
request waiver of rental fee for the use of the 1eyfront
Parts Auditorium an December 21, 1975 for the Corps'
annual "Toyb for Tots" Christmas party.
Appearance by Mr. Miguel Lloret regarding an order to
remove a chain link fence which he has installed which
encroaches 11 feet on City of Miami property,
Appearance by Sidney M. Aronovitz on behalf of his
client, Biscayne Bay Development Corp., to request the
granting of a Conditional Use to permit construction of
a restaurant containing 9,330 square feet in conjunction
with the Charter Club on Biscayne Bay.
Appearance by Peter Williams, Jr. of PUSH .(People United
to Save Humanity) regarding the City's proposed purchase
of Riverside Baptist Church.
Art for the new Police Headquarters Building.
27. Status of Orange Bowl Scoreboard contract negotiations.
67,0 6-
Federal Revenue Sharing Funds.
. Emergency ordinance amending Ordinance No. 8305,
as amended, passed and adopted on September 27,
1974 by reducing the funding from Federal Revenue
Sharing Funds from Social Services for Pension
Fund from $19,000 to $0 and utilizing the total
amount of such reductions $19,000 to establish
funding from Federal Revenue Sharing Funds for
Social Services for Edison Little River Summer
Youth Program in the amount of $19,000; providing
for a severability clause, repealing all ordinances
or parts thereof in conflict.
B,1 Emergency ordinance reducing the 1973-74 year
end encumbrance to the African Square Park Project,
as established by Ordinance No, 8251, by the sum
of $26,890 and returning said sum to the General
Fund Balance; repealing all ordinances, Code sec-
tions or parts thereof in conflict; containing a
severability provision.
t COMMISSION MEE'iINC
MAY 22, 1975
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Vedernl Revenue Sharing Vunds teottiruedj
II 2 Emergency ordinance appropriating the sum of
$26,890 from the General Vund Balance as a
contribution to r'ederal Revenue Sharing Vunds
1074-75 (ordinances 8305 and 8342) for the
operation of the Martin Luther Icing $ivd, t evelopment
Corporation, ttic.; repealing all ordinances, Code
sections or parts thereof in conflict; containing
a severability provision.
B.3 Resolution authorizing and directing the City
Manager to enter into a contract with the Martin
Luther King Boulevard Development Corporation,
Inc. for the operation of said corporation.
29. * Resolution accepting the plat entitled SALAR SUBDIVISION
in the City of Miami, and accepting the dedications shown
on said Plat and authorizing and directing the City
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Manager and City Clerk to execute the Plat.
! ** The proposed Record Plat is located between N.W. 22nd
Street and N.W. 23rd Street from Miami Court to N.W. 1st
Avenue and is a replat of previously platted property.
The purpose of this plat is to close the North -South alley
and consolidate the existing lots into three tracts. This
property is zoned I-1 and has a total area of 2.16 acres.
Plat Committee recommends.
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306 * Resolution accepting the completed 'work perfort ed by C. A,
DAVIS, INC. at a total cost of S83, B 5.00 and authorizing
THIS 1TtM DEFERRED AT THE a fir+al payment of $8, 995.00 for the PARXS Tt NNIS Conn
REQUtST OF REST' .'ACING AND RgPLACt tENTS.
„Wj, t ** C. A. Davis, Inc, has completed removing the asphalt
aprons around the tennis courts at Curtis, Shenandoah and
Vest ttd Parks and replacing them with concrete, and color
coating the courts. The constructicn was completed for
$83,855, which was within the contract amount, and it was 1
completed on time. It is now in order for the Cofirtfiission
to accept the completed work and authorize final payment.
City Manager recommends.
*Resolution authorizing and directing the City Manager and
City Clerk to enter into an agreement modifying the agree-
ment between the City ofMiamiand the BALTIMORE BASEBALL,
CLUB, INC. entered into on July 26, 1974, for use of the
Miami Baseball Stadium by the Miami Orioles Baseball Team,
to furnish the club with the option of extending said
agreement from year to year through the 1978 season,
further authorizing the City Manager and the City Clerk
to'terminate the agreement between the City of Miami and
the Baltimore Baseball Club, Inc, entered into on March
27, 1975, for use of the Miami Baseball Stadium by the
Baltimore Orioles Baseball Team, and authorizing and
directing the City Manager and the City Clerk to enter
into a new agreement in its place, such new agreement to
include modifications and additional terms as are agreed
to by the parties.
** The Baltimore Baseball Club, Inc. has requested that their
agreement of July 26, 1974 reference the Miami Orioles
team be extended so that they can have the option of re-
newing it on a year-to-year basis through the 1978 season.
Also, since one agreement affects the other, they have
requested that their agreement concerning the Baltimore
Orioles team be renegotiated to reflect slightly different
wording to acknowledge extension of the other agreement,_
City Manager recommends,
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CITY COMMISSION MEETING
MAY 22, 1975
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12, * Resolution appointing five members to the Advieory
Committee or Substance Abuses
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** Ordi ,ance No. 8390 requires the eetablishtttent of a five
member Committee which will review all future applicationa
concerning substance abuse.
33. * Resolution authorizing and directing the City Manager and
City Clerk to execute a contract with the firm of TOUCIIE,
ROSS & CO. for the external audit of the financial
accounts, records and fiscal affairs of the City of Miami`
for the fiscal year ending September 30, 1975.
34.
** It is customary for the external auditor to begin pre-
liminary auditing of the City's financial accounts and
records at this, time: The firm of Touche, Ross & Co.
has performed the audit for more than seven years, and
it is recommended that they he appointed to audit the
records for the current fiscal year,
City Manager recommends.
* Ordinance amending Chapter 58 of the City Code, entitled
"TravelBureaus", by deleting Section 58-5 in its
entirety; and providing an effective date.
** Section 58-5 of the Code requires that a $5,000 bond be
filed before a travel bureau license may be issued by
the City. This section no longer serves a useful purpose.
At the time the requirement was placed in the City Code
it might have been justified. However, there is no record
of a claim ever having been filed against such bonds re-
quired by the City.
City Manager recommends.
35. ** Resolution authorizing and directing the City Manager to
submit a Federal Grant Application to the Department of
Justice, Law Enforcement Administration, to initiate
project entitled COMMUNITY EVALUATION OF POLICE PROGRAM
EFFECTIVENESS -and' further authorising the City Manager
to accept the Grant execute contracts and agreements
necessary to implement the project in anticipation of
this program,
** On October 21,,1974 Resolution No. 74-1187 was adopted
which authorized the application for the above Grant,
However, the State of Florida Bureau of Criminal Justice
Planning and Assistance has informed the City that this
resolution is unacceptable as it does not meet L1AA guide-
lines, The above resolution conforms to the requirements,
City Manager recommends,
CITY 'COMMISSION MEETING
MAY 22, 1175
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NPIALBORINESS.,r ,IESOLtj`r10AS ORD NOM,
** Resolution authorising the issuence of a Waste Collett
License to AtONSO BROTHERS TRASH SERVICE, S569 N.W.
No, "icier Drive.
11Gil. iY'Yii�i
City Manager recommends.
DEN/AL OF CLAIMS:, AGAINST THE _CV1 Y OF MIAMI
Resolution denying certain claims and directing the City
Attorney to defend any suit brought for the recovery of
damages arising out of said claims,
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** After investigation of these claims, the City Attorney
recommends that the following claims be denied:
Claimant
Allstate Insurance Company
Arthurs, James
Auberlee, Ann
Porrelli, Daniel J.,
Bucelo, Armando
Council, Jerome
Crawford & Company.
Dayton, Terry J.
Di Marco, James
Dudaro, George.
Enriquez, Nina
Fargo Van & Stornge, Inc.
Florida Power & Light Co.
Florida Power & Light Co.
Hilliard, Edythe
Johnson, Andrews, Smith, Iris
Lipson, William W.
Pugh, Denis
South Carolina Ins,
Worthy, Janie
Woble, Susan
38. * Resolution providing for a public hearing on the proposed
Budget of the DEPARTMENT OF OFF-STREET PARKING OF' -THE
CITY OF MIAMI,FLORIDA for the fiscal year commencing
October 1, 1975 and ending September 30, 1976.
** The Charter of the City of Miami provides that the Off -
Street Parking Department shall submit its proposed
Budget to the City Commission not less than one month
before the end of the fiscal year. This resolution sets
the date and time of the public hearing on the Budget,
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MAY 22, 19/5
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* Resolution accepting the bid of Tilt tREAR COMPANY OF
FLO1 A, 1NC4 it the estimated ainouttt of $284, 966.25 for
the cinsttuction of FASHION HIGHWAY IMPROVEMtNT H..4381,
BID i" (HIGHWAYS); allocating the amount of $284,966 25
from the account entitled "Highway Bond Funds" to comer
the estimated contract cost, allocating from said account
the amount of $28,496,63 to cover the cost of Project
Expense; allocating front said account the additional
amount of $2,699.12 to cover the cost of such items as
Advertising, Testing Laboratories, Postage, etc, and
authorizing the City Manager to execute a contract with
said firm.
* Resolution accepting the bid of A. J. HOUSE & SONS, INC.
in the estimated amount of $109,492 for FASHION HIGHWAY
IMPROVEMENT H-4381 - BID "B" (STORM DRAINAGE); allocating
the amount of $109,492 from the account entitled "Storm
Sewer Bond Fund" to cover the estimated contract cost;
allocating from said account the amount of $10,949.20 to
cover the cost of Project Expense; allocating from said
account the amount of $2,189.80 to cover the cost of such
items as Advertising, Testing Laboratories, Postage, etc.;
and authorizing the City Manager to execute a contract
with said firm.
** These projects will be constructed within the area bounded
by N.W. 22nd Lane, N. W. 6th Avenue, N.W. 29th Street and
N.W. 2nd.Avenue. The bid of The Brewer Company of Fla.,
'Inc. on Bid "A" and of A. J. House & Sons, Inc. on Bid "B"
were the LOWEST BIDS RECEIVED.
City Manager recommends.
40. * Resolution accepting the bid of AD-A-LITE ELECTRIC, INC.
in the estimated amount of $20,369 for ATHALIE RANGE PARK
NO. 1 - COMFORT STATION; allocating the amount of $20,369
from the account entitled "Public Parks & Recreational Facil-
ities Bond Funds" to cover the estimated contract cost;
allocating from said account the amount of $2,036.90 to
cover the cost of Project Expense; allocating from said
account the amount of $407.10 to cover the cosh of such
items as Advertising, Testing Laboratories, Postage, etc.
and authorizing the City Manager to execute a contract
with said firm.
** Bids were received to construct a comfort station and to
install basketball backstops and volleyball standards at
Athalie Range Park No. 1, located on N.W, llth Street
under I-395. The bid of Ad-A-Lite Electric, Inc. was the
LOWEST BID RECEIVED,
City Manager recommends
COMMISSION MEET/NC
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Re:solutiott aeteptitg the bids received April 14, 1975
of 0, M, SCOTT & SONS, UOOtThttt2Y C1#EMtcAi, co., F. f .
pEttT1;;12t R CC)., ATt ANTIC VERTIti2t tt & CHEM, CO., CtARRE
CTIENO-Ats and WENDEtt BUTLER SUPPLY CORP. for fttrnishit►g
PERTILIZER for Ube by the 'Parks Department be the City
Golf Courses and by the Public t4orks Department ott City
rights aofivay, at a total cost of $25,541.75,
ft.ila ili iifbtii711iiii i61, 4* .i iii►/fallii6MUU l46Yi4b.fg•i itiiA-- i, ii i are Mfi, i i:Y40 ii.1
** Invitations were Mailed to 20 potential suppliers and
seven bids were received, The bids of the companies
designated above were the LOWEST BIDS RECEIVED on specific
items, funds for these purchases were allocated in the
1974.•75 Budget„
City Manager recommends.
* Resolution accepting the bid of ROENCA CORPORATION in the
estimated amount of $134,031.75 for WESTERN DRAINAGE
PROJECT E-34;allocating the amount of $134,031.75 from
the account entitled "Storm Sewer Bond Fund" to cover the
estimated contract cost, allocating from said account the
amount of $13,403.18 to cover the cost of Project Expense;
allocating from said account the amount of $2,680.07-to
cover the cost of such items as Advertising, Testing Labor-
atories, Postage, etc.; and authorizing the City Manager
to execute a contract with said firm.
** Bids were received to construct approximately 22 proposed
drainage structures in the area bounded by N.W. 20 Street,
West 27 Avenue, S.W. 8 Street and Westerly City Limits.
The bid of Roenca Corporation was the LOWEST BID RECEIVED.
City Manager recommends.
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43, * Resolution accepting the bid of
.. and
, for the construction of a eom sort station,
basketball atld tenths courts, baseballfield attd walkways
75- of at 1'a;' tt I5ti SOUTH Poufs PARK at a total cost of
S. :). .._4.2z: ,._c �. t allocating the necessary funds from
the 1972 Parks & Recreational PAcilities Bond Ponds, and
authorizing the proper officials of the City of Mimi to
issue permits to the successful bidder.
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44, CITY ATTORNEY REPORTS
45. RESOLUTIONS CONFIRMING PRIOR ACTION OF THE CITY
COMMISSION TAKEN BY MOTION AT THE MEETING OF MAY 8,
1975.
46. CITY MANAGER REPORTS