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1. Demolition Bids -7430 Delmar Blvd. <br /> <br />New bids were received for the demolition of 7430 Delmar Blvd. and are as <br />follows: <br /> <br />Diamond "H", Inc. $16,400 <br />E.C.E. Incorporated $25,000 <br /> <br />Mr. Ollendorff said this was the third time a contract was recommended. In 2000, <br />Council approved a contract. The owner appealed for more time to make repairs. <br />The Council approved the next contract last July. That contract was cancelled <br />last month and the demolition contractor failed to perform the duties under that <br />contract and that contract is dead, so new bids were advertised. I recommend the <br />low bid be awarded to Diamond H. He said he thought Councilmember Welsch would <br />like to see that item held over for a couple of weeks for several reasons. <br /> <br />Ms. Welsch said she asked it to be removed because she noticed the problems <br />going back to 1997. Her concern was the loss of a beautiful building from the <br />Delmar city landscape and not knowing what will replace it. During a discussion <br />she had with the City Manager, he said he did not know if it was possible to <br />build a two family flat in that space. She was concerned about a single-family <br />home being built amidst multi-family residences. She said developers had <br />approached the City Manager to express interest in the site. She said it may be <br />possible for the City to acquire the property and turn it over to a developer to <br />renovate it into condominiums or apartments. <br /> <br />Since complete information was not available, she asked for this to be tabled <br />for another two weeks, until information from the City Manager is forthcoming <br />and can be voted upon. She hopes the building can be protected, but also wants <br />to guarantee that an empty lot will not replace it on a high profile site. Ms. <br />Welsch made a motion to table, and Mr. Sharpe seconded, which passed <br />unanimously. Mayor Adams explained that he contributed to the delay of this <br />matter several years ago. <br /> <br />2. 2005-2006 Annual Order – Industrial/Janitorial Supplies <br /> <br />These supplies include 92 various janitorial, maintenance, chemical and paper <br />products. Invitations to Bid were issued to eleven possible sources with the <br />following responses: <br /> <br /> <br />INDUSTRIAL SUPPLIES <br /> <br /> <br />NEW SYSTEM $22,739.86 <br />18-No Bids <br /> <br /> <br />CORPORATE <br />$26,013.11 <br />EXPRESS <br /> <br /> <br />ZEP $44,043.63 <br />19-No Bids <br /> <br />INDUSTRIAL $21,240.35 <br />SOAP 3-No Bids <br /> <br /> <br /> <br />