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6. NEWIBUSINESS (Cont'd
<br />c.
<br />Resolution No. 512: This Resolution authorizes the execution RESOLUTION
<br />of the Redevelopment Agreement for the disposition of land and NO. 512
<br />the execution of Quit- C1.aim Deed..for the transfer of title ADOPTED,
<br />thereto in connection wits Parcel.Nos. 15 -9, 15 -10 and 1 /2.of R -57
<br />15 -11, to C. E. Stafford, in acquisition amount of $1,123.00,
<br />Project Indiana R -57. The parcels are located on Dundee Street.
<br />On motion by Mr..Chenney, seconded by Mr. Wiggins and carried,
<br />Resolution No. 512 was adopted, and the President and`Secre-
<br />tary authorized to execute.
<br />d.
<br />Pool and Fountain'Work: Commission authorization was re- PAYMENT
<br />quested for approval to pay for the work performed by Colip AUTHORIZED
<br />Electric Company, for pool and fountain start -up, to the FOR POOL &
<br />amount of $2,600. °00, Phase I'II, Project.Indiana R -66. FOUNTAIN
<br />START -UP,
<br />Per Mr. Bill Slabaugh, Department of Public Works, and the RIVER BEND
<br />Project Engineer, had the cost of the work verified with PLAZA, R -66
<br />Colip Electric, on May 8, to be: Labor, $1,750.00;
<br />Materials, $850.00, or a total charge of: $2,600.00.
<br />Mr. Brownell asked Mr. Slabaugh to give a report on why the
<br />work was required.
<br />Mr. Slabaugh referred to a letter from Mr. Raul Saavat of
<br />Clyde E. Williams & Associates, Inc., professional engineer
<br />and consultant for us, in letter dated April.21, 1975, and
<br />"he stated in here that new ground fault interrupting -type
<br />circuit breakers have been installed on these pools."
<br />Mr. Slabaugh added that "they spent some $3,900 - -at no charge
<br />to you - -in installing those, and while they were installing
<br />them, they found water down in the panels. Clyde E. Williams
<br />got a letter from Colip Electric - -while Col,ip was installing
<br />this - -and I would like to read part of that letter, because
<br />it seems that everybody got a copy of Clyde Williams' letter,
<br />but NOBODY got a copy of Colip's letter." Quote from letter:
<br />"On April 9, 1975, we replaced all of the ground fault breakers
<br />for pool lights in pools C, D, E and I." (C is at Western; D
<br />is at Dainty -Maid; E is in front of St. Joseph Travel Agency;
<br />and I is at Morris Civic). "Our electrician discovered water
<br />in the panel board for Pool I lights and his further inspection
<br />indicated someone had failed to seal the cable openings when
<br />the lights were removed for the winter."
<br />Mr. Slabaugh added, "If you remember, that is the same pool "I"
<br />that had a tree on it, from the Advisory Committee's tree decora-
<br />tions, and it happened in a.couple of places. We weren't in-
<br />formed that those tree lgihts were going to be set up there in
<br />time to actually do `something about it, and we couldn't make
<br />the proper inspection -- though I am not blameless there - -I could .
<br />probably have gone to the Advisory meetings, etc. At any rate,
<br />when your consultant, Raul Salvat from Clyde E. Williams, got
<br />that information, he wrote this letter that indicated that certain
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