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<br />MAME OF' BIDDER
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<br />AMOUNT OF' BID
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<br />i~ORM SEWER ON POLK STREET F'ROM 18TH AVENUE TO
<br />24TH. AVENUE
<br />T. C. WILDISH
<br />JESKE BROTHERS CONSTRUCTION COMPANY
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<br />$-41,800.00 (LOW)
<br />49,206.00
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<br />IT WAS MOVED BY MR.GO~LOVE, SECONDED BY MR. OWEN, THAT THE BID OF' T. C. WI,LDISH, BEING
<br />THE BEST AND LOWEST 810, .SUB~ITTED, BE APPROVED AND THAT THE PROPER CI TY OF'FI,CI:ALS 8E AUTHORi :ZED
<br />TO ENTER INTO A CONTRACT WITH T. C. WILDISH F'OR THE INSTALLATION OF' A STORM SEWER ON POLK STREET
<br />FROMIEJTH 'AVENUE TO 24TH AVENUE IN T~E AMOUNT,OF' $47,800.00. ~ROLLCALL.VOTE. ALL COUNCILMEN
<br />PRESENT VOTING AYE. MESSRS. BOOTH AND KOP~E ABSENT. MOTION CARRIED.
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<br />STORM SEWER ON 31ST AVENUE F'ROM FERRY STREET TO THE
<br />AMAZON CREEK.
<br />T. C. WI LD I SN
<br />JESKE BROTHERS CONSTRUCTION COMPANY
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<br />$ 1',588.75,( LOW),
<br />1,598.75'
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<br />IT WAS MOVED BY MR. GOD.I.;OVE, SECONDED BY MR. OWEN, THAT THE 810,' OF' T. ,C. 'WI.LDI.S'H, BEING
<br />THE BEST AND LOWEST BrO.SUBMFTTED, BE APPROVED AND THAT THE PROPER CITY,OF'F'IC.-ALS BE AUTHORIZED
<br />TO ENTER INTO 'A CONTRACT WITH T. C. WILDISH F'OR THE INSTALLATION OF' A STORM SEWER ON 31ST
<br />AVENUE F'ROM tERRY STREET, TO AMAZON ,CREEK IN THE AMOUNT OF' '$1 ,588.75. ROLLCALL VOTE. ALL
<br />COUNCILMEN PRESENT ,VOTING AYE. MESSRS. BOOTH AND KOPPE ABSENT. MOTION CARRIED.'
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<br />STORM -:SEWER BETWEEN 32MB -AVENUE AND 35TH AVENUE' F'ROM
<br />HARRIS STREET EAST TO THE EAST'LINE OF' MIL.TO'N REID
<br />ADDITION AND BETWEEN 30TH AVENUE AND 32ND AVENUE F'AOM
<br />UNIVERSITY STREET TO THE EAST LINE OF' 3RD ADDITION TO
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<br />T. C. 'WILDISH
<br />JESKE BROTHERS CONSTRUCTION COMPANY
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<br />$ 2,645.60 (LOW)
<br />3,532'-38
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<br />IT WAS MOVED BY MR..'GOD,LOVE, SECONDED 8Y MR. OwEN, THAT THE BID OF' T.C. WILDISH, BEING
<br />THE BEST AND LOWEST BID SUBMITTED, BE APPROVED AND THAT THE PROPER CITY OFF'ICIALS BE AUTHORIZED
<br />TO ENTER -,INTO ,A CO,NTH-ACT WI TH T .C~ WILD.! SH F'OR THE INSTALLATI;ON OF A STORM SEWER BETWEEN 321'10
<br />AVENUE AND 35TH AVENUE FROM HARRIS STREET EAST TO THE EAST LINE OF', MILTON REID ADDITION AND
<br />BETWEEN 30TH AVENUE AND 32ND AVE'NUE FROM UNI VERSI TY STREET T,O T.HE EAST LI NE' OF' 3RD ADDI TlON TO
<br />NOB HI LL I N THE AMOUNT. Of' $2,,645.60. ROLLCALL VOTE. ALL COUNCI LMEN' PRESENT VOTI NG AYE.
<br />> MESSRS. BOOTH- AND KOppE. ABSENT. . MOTl ON CARR I ED.
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<br />4 MR. CHARLES ROBERTS, ASSISTANT SECRETARY OF' PuBLIC WORKS AND UTILITIES, AND ASSISTANT TO
<br />THE CHIEF' MINISTER OF STATE FOR PuBLIC WORKS UNDERTAKINGS IN LIBERIA" WAS INTRODUCED TO THE
<br />COUNCIL. MR. ROBERTS THANKED THE COUNCIL F'OR THE PRIVILE~E OF BEING HERE. -"
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<br />REPORTS OF' OFFICERS
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<br />MAYOR JOHNSON APPOINTED HERMAN HENDERSHOTT AS A MEMBER OF', THE BOARD OF' ApPEALS,~O REPLACE
<br />CHARLES GILLILAN, WHO RESIGNED.
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<br />A REPORT F'ROM THE CITY MANAGER- RE: MONTHLY DEPARTMENTAL REPORTS,ET CETERA WAS SUBMITTED
<br />AND READ AS F'OLLOWS:
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<br />"PERMITS FOR NEW BUILDINGS, DURING THE MONTH or APRI:L, AMOUNTED TO $166,150.00 AND
<br />$95,385.00 F'OR BUILDING REPAIRS, MAKING A TOTAL OF' $261,535.00 WHICH IS $104,437.00 LESS
<br />THAN, THE ,$365~97~~00 ISSUED f'OR THE, SAME MONTH A YEAR AGO~
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<br />DURING APRIL, THE FIRE, DEPARTMENT ANSWERED 62 CALLS W.fTHIN THE CITY, AND F'lVE RURAL
<br />CALLS. TOTAL 'ESTrMATEDLDSS AMOUNTED ro $29,038.17. . ALL F'I RE ALARM BOXE~f WERE PAl NTED,
<br />AND THE INSTALLATION COMPLETED ON FOUR F'IRE AIR RAID WARNING SIRENS, ONE ON ~ACH ~F' TH~
<br />F'IRE SUB-STATIONS..
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<br />ACCORDING TO THE POLICE DEPARTMENT REPORT, A COpy WHICH IS ON YOUR DESK, CRIMINAL
<br />CASES, ARRESTS FOR OF'FENSES INVOLVING INTOXICATION, VAGRANCY, DISORDERLY CONDUCT, THE
<br />AVERAGE JAIL POPULATION, CITATIONS F'OR MOVING,VIOLATIONS, AND TRAF'FiC ACCIDENTS,WERE DOWN
<br />CONSIDERABLY COMPARED WITH THE MONTH OF MARCH. CITATIONS FOR PARKING VIOLATIONS AND
<br />JUVENILE CASES INCREASED OVER THAT OF MARCH.
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<br />THE PARK STAF'F' HAS STARTED THE ANNUAL SPRING OPENING OF ALe PARK AREAS AND FACILITIES.
<br />THIS INCLUDES MOWING 150 ACRES OF' LAWN, PRUNING F'ROM 1,500 TO 2,000 TREES AND SHRUBS,
<br />TRIMMING SHRUB BEDS, PAINTING 20 SECTIONS OF' PARK BLEACHERS AND THE MONKEY HOUSE, REPAIRING
<br />BEAR AND PHEASANT PENS, PLANTING 300 SHRUBS AROUND THE PARKING LOT AT SKINNER'S BUTTE PARK
<br />(WEST END),' AND PLANTING 100 SHRUBS ON THE TOP OF' THE BUTTE ALONG THE CURB. THIS WORK
<br />ALSO INCLUDES DRAGGJNG ~ND CONDITIONING SEVEN BALLF'IELDS, F'ERTILIZING,AND AERIFVING 40
<br />ACRES OF' LAWN, AND INSTALLING THREE DRINKING F'OUNTAINS AT SKINNER'S BUTTE PARK.
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