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Session 1106~ ~iinutes June 23, 1975 Page 4 the lowest and best bid. City ~{anager Henry answered questions, and invited ~ir. Joe Rede, Assistant City Engineer to describe the improvements. He said that practically all the curbing is beyond repair and about 90% of the curb will be replaced ~a~ the work on the street progresses. 'He said they intend to go as far west OO,~ or of Asbury as the money will hold. I!r. Rede explained that only about ~' 60% of the job will be completed of the total ~orthmoor Drive requirement. Councilman ~rner moved that the recommendation of the administrative forces be approved and that contract be awarded to Tribco Concrete Construction, Inc., in the amount of $21,642.00, this being the l~est and best bid. The motion was seconded by Councilman Grimm and unanimously carried. BIDS - CONCRETE Ai~D OTI~ ROAD i.~TERIALS: City ~nager Henry reviewed bids which had been received for the furnishing of its ready mixed concrete, cement, marking lime, and sand needs for the fiscal year beginning July 1, 1975. Breckenridge ~terial was the only bidder. A comparison of last year's prices and this year's bid indicated that the price increase was not excessive. Councilman Werner moved that the contract be awarded to Breckenridge ~terial on the basis set forth in agenda item No. 3 (as per copy attached to these ~inutes). Motion was seconded by Councilman Lieberman and unanimously carried. BIDS - TRAP ROCK: ~%e City ~lanager discussed bids which had been received for the furnishing of 300 tons of 1/4 inch trap rock for the year ending June 30, 1976. It was recommended by the administrative forces that the contract be awarded to Black Trap Rock ~terials in the amount of $ 9.60 per ton, total: $2,880.00. Councilman Werner moved that the recommendation of the administrative forces be approved, and that contract be awarded to Black Trap Rock in the amount of $2:880.00, total, delivered, ifotion was seconded by Councilman Lieberman and unanimously carried. BIDS - G?~VEL: Bids which had been received for the furnishing of 1,500 tons of torpedo gravel for the 1975-76 fiscal year were reviewed by the City I~nager. The administrative forces recommended that contract be awarded to Winter Brothers I~aterial in the amount of $3.81 per ton, total cost $5,715.00, this being the lowest and best bid. Councilman Grimm moved that the recommendation of the administrative forces be approved and that contract be awarded to Winter Brothers i~terial in the amount of $5,715.00 (total), this being the lowest and best bid. l~otion was seconded by Councilman Lieberman and unanimously carried. BIDS - ASPHALT OILS: City Manager Henry stated that only one proposal has been received for the furnishing of 500 gallons of cut-back asphalt, 1,000 gallons of penetration asphalt and 40,000 gallons of cationic emulsion asphalt and the bidder was the liissouri Petroleum Company. They submitted a bid as follows: