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session 1537, Minutes February 25, 1991 Page 3 County Asphalt Paving Co., Inc. N. B. West Contracting CO., Inc. '!homa Paving Co. Byrne and Jones COnstruction Pace COnstruction Co. 75,506.15 79,818.00 81,924.38 86,499.75 91,458.50 Acceptance of the bid of $74,979.10 from Southard COnstruction Co. was recom- mended. Library funds will furnish $14,000 and the rest will come from the General Fund. The City estimate for this work was $80,000. IBM Workstations and Printers (#5). Price infonnation from the sole source (IBM) of additional workstations and printers for the Police Department IBM computer system, is as follO'WS: 4 each Model 3477 workstations 2 each Model 4019E laser printers $5,536 2,498 Total $8,034 Acceptance of the above prices was recommended. Mr. Adams moved approval of the COnsent calendar. Mr. Wagner seconded the motion, which carried unanilnously. Mr. Ro~ Ellinger, 7340 Melrose, Musick Neighborllood Association president, introduced Association members Don CUlberson, Don Wylan, and Dan Ensbach who wished to thank the City for its careful monitoring of the Mercy High School site to ensure that a high-quality development locates there. Mayor Majerus suggested that neighborhood representatives might wish to attend the public hearing on April 1st to voice their concerns. SITE PIAN/LIQUOR LICENSE - 630 MCKNIGHr '!he City Manager said the Walgreen Company submitted a site plan application for the store at 630 McKnight, and approval was reconnnended with liquor sales to be limited to the north 40 I by 100 I as shown in their plan on file with the City Manager, and liquor sale hours limited to 8 a.m. to 10 p.m. He said the company also applied to take over the package liquor license previously held by Medicare-Glaser at this location. The applicant meets all City stan- dards, and therefore, COUncil may wish to approve. Mr. Richard Servant, Managing Officer representing Walgreen IS, was asked by Mr. Adams if arrangements had been made with other tenants in the shopping center for regular cleanup of the parking lot. Mr. Servant said Walgreen IS will assume the same responsibilities that Medicare-Glaser had. Mr. Adams said he was concerned because of the often-littered condition of the parking lot of the other University city Walgreen's store. Mr. Servant said he did not know what arrangements had been nade, but he certainly wanted a clean en- virornnent around the store. In response to Mrs. Thompson, Mr. Servant said the other Walgreen's store in University City will continue to operate. Mrs. Thompson said she shared Mr.