HomeMy WebLinkAbout1984-05-30 Finance Committee Minutese.' Telesco 3n' DedT 'fdt Wdahba . Award approved to MCI Craftsmen,
t e low fdder, h[ ]. OS
2. —Golf Course Reserve Fund.
The City Manager indicated that Austin Kelly suggested one way of
developing a formula to set aside reserve funds would be to take
a certain amount of money per round and allocate that amount into
a reserve fund. The approximate number of rounds per year is
30,000 and theamount of 25 to 50 cents per round had been suggested.
Councilor Tilley felt the suggestion was to add an additional charge
to the current fee but the :staff was under the impression that this
was not Mr. Kelly's intent.
Finance committee
May 30, 1984 @ 3:30 pm
Minutes
Present: Councilor Jim Cox, Chairman
Councilor Ken Jordan
Councilor Arthur Tilley
John Flynn, City Manager
Dave Pellegrino, Purchasing Agent
Ron Wentworth, Data Processing
1. Bids:
a
G.D.C. Modems. The Committee approved award to
Data Comm:
8 stems, Inc., the low bidder, at $585.00 each
for a total
—'$y5 85'01;9f0:j
b.
Decorative St tree[Li fits. Award made Co Spring
City Electrical
gg. Co.Efor a total of $29050.00.
,
c.
Est. Annual Re2uiremenC for Inctlnrinett Pads.
Award made to
Ixor urg ca upp y Company, t e low responsive bidder, at
$20.80 per case for a total annual cost of $12,480.00
for
,600 cases.
d.
Fuel Bid Award. The following multiple awards
were approved
by [ice i� Committee.
No. 2 Fuel 011 Webber Oil Co.
.8977/gal.
No. 2 Fuel 011 Robinson/Kenney
.9065/gal.
(Welfare Recipients)
(Emergency Delivery Surcharge $15.00)
No. 5 Fuel Oil Irving 011 Corp.
.8088/gal.
No. 6 Puel Oil Irving 011 Corp.-
.7250/gal.
Regular Diesel Irving 011 Corp.' _
.8943/gal.
Winter Diesel Irving Oil Corp..
.8943/gal.
Kerosene Robinson/Kenney 1.0440/gal.
e.' Telesco 3n' DedT 'fdt Wdahba . Award approved to MCI Craftsmen,
t e low fdder, h[ ]. OS
2. —Golf Course Reserve Fund.
The City Manager indicated that Austin Kelly suggested one way of
developing a formula to set aside reserve funds would be to take
a certain amount of money per round and allocate that amount into
a reserve fund. The approximate number of rounds per year is
30,000 and theamount of 25 to 50 cents per round had been suggested.
Councilor Tilley felt the suggestion was to add an additional charge
to the current fee but the :staff was under the impression that this
was not Mr. Kelly's intent.
The Committee recommended that no action be taken on this matter
until the staff comes back with more detailed information.
3. Council Order 84-212 - ZoidisProperty.
The Committee recommended that the Council defer action on this
Order based upon Ed McKeon's memorandum to the City Manager
raising the question of longterm problems of creating a park
that could interfere with any future development in the downtown
area.
Committee adjourned at 4:09 p.m