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Session 1314, Minutes Page 6 August 23, 1982 E. R. Oesch Construction Co., Inc. $42,401.80 Southard Construction Co. 46,246.19 R & E Asphalt Service, Inc. 46,546.60 Thoma Paving Company 47,083.18 Pace Construction Company 47,159.06 Maplewood Construction Company 54,140.03 N. B. West Construction Company 56,188.80 Engineer's estimate $52,340.50 Mr. Ollendorff recommended that the award for this project, which is to be paid for from Community Development funds, be made to E. R. Oesch Construction Co., Inc., 534 Bren-Litz, Ballwin, Mo., for their lowest and best bid of $42,401.80. The City Manager said there were also alternate bids for asphalt repairs of Cabanne Avenue (east of Eastgate) but that work was not recommended. Since the pavement was con- crete, the recommendation was included with Project No. 731, including other con- crete renovation work. Mr. Adams moved approval. Mr. Schoomer seconded the motion, which carried unani- mously. SALE OF OBSOLETE COMPUTER EQUIPMENT The City Manager said bids had been taken on the sale of excess computer equipment, which became obsolete due to the purchase of new computer equipment. A bid was re- ceived from Universal Equipment Leasing Corporation of $510 for this equipment, con- sisting of a Courier Terminal, printer, controller and remote controller. Since this equipment was originally purchased by the federal government, Mr. Ollendorff asked that Council approve the sale, subject to any federal regulations which may apply. Mr. Levy moved approval, with Mr. Adams seconding the motion. All voted Aye. SITE PLAN REVIEW - UNIVERSAL SEWING SUPPLY The City Manager recommended approval of a Site Plan submitted by Universal Sewing Supply, East Park and Bartmer Industrial Drive, which is expanding its operations in Cunningham Industrial Park, The plan has been reviewed and found to be in con- formance with various ordinance requirements. Approval should be made subject to Plan Sheet 2 dated August 17, 1982 and a landscaping plan to be approved by the Director of Planning prior to issuance of a general construction permit. Mr. 01- lendorff said he felt fortunate to be witnessing the results of the foresight shown by the Council in establishing the City's industrial park, and he also wished to commend the staff for its diligent efforts in bring this project to the con- struction stage. In addition, he thanked Universal Sewing Supply for expressing confidence in the future of the City in this way. Mr. Adams moved approval, contingent on the above conditions. Mrs. Thompson sec- onded the motion, which carried unanimously.