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6. NEW BUSINESS (Cont'd Pres tena same tenai are to q, noti the with we b cond Mr. Mr. i surv( area cadet esti n $8,0( ti oni Miss prove to at dent Helmen asked if the staff -is sure the other, is wouldn't want to getout, being afraid the thing may happen to them? Approximately 15 is occupy the building. •Some of the tenants o leave the first -of the•month and -still have no place. Mr. Wiggins said -part of the building has al collapsed; consequently, we are on e to some'!extent of the building's weakness and resence of the hazard. If we should go ahead what is proposed and -more would collapse, would held liable and are we permitting a dangerous tion to continue? labaugh advised this particular activity was caused en digging next to the foundation: shenfelter said police have been hired for illance during evening hours. The collapsed. is dangerous. The bottom floor must b.e barri , which will eli- minate weather exposure. The ate for the demolition will be•approximately D to $10,000, and the barricades will be addi- 1 -- probably total estimate cost of $10,000. Margaret White, HUD representative, has ap- d this as an emergency measure, as an addendum existing contract with the successful bidder. -7- by telephone Change Order No. 5 to Contract 1 for Phase 1 -A: CHANGE ORDER NO. 5 Commission had approved Change Order No. 1, in the a- TO CONTRACT 1 FOR mount of $2,780.05, increase-to the original contract. PHASE 1 -A APPROVED, The amount was adjusted -by removing same from demoli- R -66 tion and site clearance Contract. No. 15. This Change Order No. 5 is to cover an additional amou t of $287.73 for work performed which had been authorized in Change Order No. 1, .(demolition of South Carr ll Street, from Station 1,7 +30 to Station 19+80). On m tion by Rev. Williams, seconded by Mr. Chenney, Chance Order No. 5 to Contract l for Phase l -A was authorized in the amount of $287.73, increase in con tact price, with no change in time. Motion unani- mously carried! . Demolition Contract No. 19: Mr. Ashenfelter DEMOLITION CONTRACT NO. advised part of the Columbia Storage and Warehouse, 19 AUTHORIZED, PARCEL located at 406 ''South Columbia.Street, Parcel-26-1, 26 -1, R -66 cavec in. Fortunately no lives were lost. Commission auth rization was requested to demolish about 30 feet (TO-BE DESIGNATED AS of t e South wall of the building in order to take AN ADDENDUM TO EXIST - away any hazard to the contractors working in the ING CONTRACT WITH stre t. SUCCESSFUL BIDDER) Pres tena same tenai are to q, noti the with we b cond Mr. Mr. i surv( area cadet esti n $8,0( ti oni Miss prove to at dent Helmen asked if the staff -is sure the other, is wouldn't want to getout, being afraid the thing may happen to them? Approximately 15 is occupy the building. •Some of the tenants o leave the first -of the•month and -still have no place. Mr. Wiggins said -part of the building has al collapsed; consequently, we are on e to some'!extent of the building's weakness and resence of the hazard. If we should go ahead what is proposed and -more would collapse, would held liable and are we permitting a dangerous tion to continue? labaugh advised this particular activity was caused en digging next to the foundation: shenfelter said police have been hired for illance during evening hours. The collapsed. is dangerous. The bottom floor must b.e barri , which will eli- minate weather exposure. The ate for the demolition will be•approximately D to $10,000, and the barricades will be addi- 1 -- probably total estimate cost of $10,000. Margaret White, HUD representative, has ap- d this as an emergency measure, as an addendum existing contract with the successful bidder. -7- by telephone