07/05/1955 Board of Public Works Minutes

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349 • G • • • • General Electric bid continued - $4339.20 j Less trade-in allowance of 8 used Motorola Mobile Units 680.00 $365i 9. _0 MOTOROLA C. & E. INC. A Non -Collusion Affidavit and 900 NORTH KILBOURN AVENUE certified check in the amount of CHICAGO 51, ILLINOIS. $500.00 accompanied the bid. 1 Motorola Type FSTRU-2-140 BR-C2(C-W) lA 60 Watt Base Stations, two transmit frequencies and two receivers in single steel cabinet... 954.10 8 Motorola Type T43G-3 Mobile transmitter and j receiver complete with all accessories for either 6 or 12 volt operation. Two transmit frequencies and one receiver ....................................... J2806.Lo Total Net Price U37 . 0 The above _prices include the trade-in allowance for eight used Motorola mobile units. Buds were taken under advisement; contract to be awarded on the basis of further study and technical advice on the merits of the equipment offered. Contract Supplement No..2, Contract No. 6-A, Falcon Marine Company, Contractor, dated June 28, 1955, having been recommended for approval by Consoer, Townsend & Associates, consulting engineers, was next accepted and signed by the Board. Contractors Bonds, each in the sum of $1,000.00, were examined and approved for the following: Thomas Kruszynski Carl H. McClellan W. E. Newcomb There being no further business to come before the Board, the meeting was adjourned at 11:20 A. M. - I I - i I � i i Attest: Clerk SPECIAL MEETING July 6, 1955 A special meeting of the Board of Public Works was held in accordance with legal notice of hearings on Wednesday evening, July 6, 1955, at 6:30 P. M. C.S.T., relative to the following Improvement Resolutions: RESOLUTION NO. 2810 - Improvement of 35th Street from Jefferson Boulevard North to as far as possible, by constructing a local sewer. RESOLUTION NO. 4811 - Improvement of 36th Street from Jefferson 3oulevard North to as far as possible, by constructing a local,sewer. Meeting was'opered by Chairman of the Board, R. S. Andrysiak by introduction of sBoard member, I. A. Hurwich, and civil engineer Paul L. Roelke and Richard B. Gartner. The chairman then proceeded to explain in detail Barrett Law financing procedure and the procedure of petitioning for and remonstrating against public improvements, ':following which he announced the front foot estimated cost, pointing out to the assembled home -owners that this estimate represents maximum cost and that competitive ','bidding will, in.all probability, lower the figure quoted. i. The meeting -was then opened for informal discussion and examination of blueprints. i; I` There being no other matters for consideration at this time, the meeting adjourned. i' ' Attest • �' Clerk