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Session 1507, M_~ Page 2 Nove~,~uer 20, 1989 The Mayor then ask~l Sgt. Jeffrey F~ller and his family to cc~e forward, and she admin~ the oath of office to Mr. Keller as a police captain. There · was another round of auplause. Capt. Lee J. Payne and his wife were ask~ to c~mne forward, and Mayor Majerus administered the oath of office to Mr. Payne as Major and Deputy Chief of Po- lice. She congratulated Major Payne, and there was a round of applause. Mayor Majerus said it was very iY~0ortant that the families of the men being p~-Ci,m~ join in the oath of office ce~,u~Tf, since t_he officers need the sup- port, love and understanding of their feunilies to perfol~n their duties in such fine fashion. The Mayor then asked Major Stanley M. '1%~ and his family to come forward, and she adminisee_~ed the oath of office to Mr. Topper as the new Chief of Po- lice. There was an extended round of a[~lause. Mr. Ollendorff oongratulated the new officers'and t_hank~ them for being will- Lng to serve the City in this way. Ambulance Service A~reenent (#1). An agreement for back-up ambulance service has been negotiated between Abbott Ambu].ance, Inc. and University City, where- by Abbott will provide medical transpoIfcation when asked by University city, with the patient being resPOnsible to ~bbott for full payment of all charges. If payment is not forthcoming; University City will be obligated to reimburse the company, however, it is anticipated that the service will rarely be needed unless paramedics are unavailable for :~me reason. Even though the cost is not expected to be close to the $5000 limit requiring Council action, Mr. O1- lendorff requested approval of the agreement in case unforeseen circumstances University city Loop S~ecial Business District Devel~,ent Plan and BudGet for 1989-90 (#2). The City Council has received and reviewed the 1989-90 Univer- sity City Inop Special Business Distriot Development Plan and Budget, and Council approval was recu~Lended by the City Manager. Consideration of Bids for Purchase of U~k~es and Shrubs (#3). Invitations to bid on furnishing 374 trees and shrubs for the Forestry Division were sent to 22 area ~ies, with the following r~ponse: Hilltop Nursery (22 no-bid it~ns) Forrest I<eeling Nursery (23 no,bid items) Rob 1~5, Nursery C~%~any (17 no,bid items) Frisella Nursery (16 no-bid items) Waldbart & Sons (9 no-bid it,s) $ 3,533.50 5,465.50 7,745.00 9,549.50 11,839.00 There are no known minority or female s~pliers of this material. It was rec- oL~,~nded that the bid be split as foll(~s: Waldbart & Sons, $9,044; Hilltop