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Session 1645, June 26, 1995 Page4 Mrs. ~ moved approval. Mrs. Schuman seoonded the motion and' ask,~ if there have been recent problems at this location. Mr. Ollendorff said there were still calls for the police, but much less violenoe than several years ago. She asked if the calls w~re related to alcohol sales, and Mr. Ollen- dorff said he did not believe most of the problems st~mt-ed from that, th~ it could be a contributing factor. Mrs. Thcm~son said it was not the fault of the store operator if youngsters congregate there. Mrs. Schuman ~b~erved that in plaoes where youngsters congregate, the sale of alcc~ol could make a difficult situation worse. She said the new manager will ~ to p~-~vide c~going monitoring. Mr. Ollendorff related that most of the recent police calls did not se~u to be liquor-related (loitering, general disturbance, larceny, traffic violations, etc.). All voted Aye. TRACTOR TO TOW OSMPO6T TURNER (FORMER OONSf]gT ~ NO. 6) The City Manager said invitations to bid on a tractor to tow the compost turner were sent to seven cc~es, with the following response: Winnir~Equi~m~nt ~o. (FordModel 8670) Gateway Equi~aTentOo. (FordModel 8670) ErbEg~i~aue~tCo. (John Deere 7800) BrinkerTractorSales (Massey-Ferguson 3660) $63,487.00 62,435.00 59,645.87 56,959.00 Mr. Ollendorff said the low bid does not meet specifications, and memaation is to accept Erb Equipment Co. 's bid of $59,645.87 for a 7800 tractor. F~ding is from grants frum the Missouri Department Resources and St. Lou/s-Jefferson Solid Waste Management District. John Deere of Natural Mr. Adams moved approval, Mr. Schocmersecondedthemotion, and all votedAye. Mayor Majerus said the tractor, compost turner, and trailer are all items be- ing purchased with a grant f-£~ the Missouri Department of Natural Resources, which will greatly improve and expand the City's c~ing operation. D~DLITION- 7044 RAYMOND The City Manager asked Council to approve adding this item to the agenda. Mrs. Thompson so moved. Mrs. Schumansecondedtb~motion, and all votedAye. The City Manager said the house at 7044 Raymond burned in a fire last fall. Demolition hearirgs were held, and the owner was given an opportunity to make repairs. He has not acted and tb~ house has deteriorated badly and is dan- gerous to the' neighborhood. The City invited three companies to bid on the demolition, but ~nly o~e did--Aalco Wrecking at a cost of $5,470, which will beccme a lien on the property. Mr. ~ moved approval of Aalco's bid, and Mrs. Schuman seconded tb~ motion. All voted Aye.