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Special Session 1079, Minutes June 26, 1974 / Bid Proposals - Asphaltic Concrete, continued: The award would range from $6,000 to $5,400. Page 9 Following brief discussion, Councilman Werner moved that the recommendation of the administrative forces be approved and that contract be awarded to Fred Weber, Inc. on the basis set forth above. ~otion seconded by Council- man Weissenburger and unanimously carried. BID PROPOSALS - LUBRICATING OILS AND RELATED SUPPLIES: City Manager Henry stated that bid proposals have been received for the furnishing of lubricating oils, grease and other related supplies for the next fiscal year. Of eleven companies who were solicited, only one returned a proposal. The present supplier, J. D. Streett & Company, submitted a bid on all products with ~e exception of one, and the total bid amounts to $7,039.15. Following brief discussion, Councilman Werner moved that the contract be awarded to J. D. Streett & Company in the total amount of $7,039.15. The motion was seconded by Councilman Glickert and unanimously carried. BID PROPOSALS - TRAP ROCK: City Manager i{enry stated that the only local company who is in a position to furnish trap rock is Breckenridge ~iaterial Company, and they have sub- mitted a bid for the furnishing of 1000 tons of 1/4" trap rock for the year ending June 30,1975, at a price of $11.45 per ton. Following brief discussion, Councilman We~ler moved that the contract be awarded to Breckenridge Material Company in the ~nount of ~11.45 per ton. Motion was seconded by Councilman Glickert and unanimously carried. BID PROPOSALS - READY MIXED CONCRETE: City Manager Henry reviewed bids which had been received for furnishing of the City's concrete needs for the fiscal year beginning July 1, 1974, and recommended that contract be awarded to Basic because of their location which is convenient to the City and the savings from their ready availability offsets the higher cubic yard price. (Basic's price was $5,405.00 as com- pared to Breckenridge's price of $4,979.50.) Councilman Werner moved that the contract be awarded to Basic in the amount of $5,405.00. Motion seconded by Councilman Glickert and unanimously carried. Councilman Lieberman expressed the view that it should somehow be brought to the attention of the people in this community what the impact is to the City budget of inflationary prices -- just how incredibly high the increases really are. BUDGETARY TRANSFERS: City Manager Henry stated that a number of budgetary transfers for the 1973-74 fiscal year have become necessary as outlined in agenda item number 11. He answered questions. Councilman Weissenburger moved approval of the budgetary transfers as set forth in the agenda item (number 11). Motion seconded by Councilman Woods and unanimously carried. A copy of the list of transfers is attached hereto and made a part of the record.