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Sessic~ 1637, ~ Page 6 20, 1995 Mayor Majerus said she hoped that additional funds can be provided in the near future to achieve the total lighting needed in Heman Park. All agreed. ~he Deputy City Manager said bids for purchasing computer equipment for Plan- ning, plus a personal computer and monitor for the Deputy City Manager's of- fice w~re reoeived. Planning is experiencing severe memory shortages that partmerits that utilize Plannirg's network system are also experiencing prob- lems. Bids w~re as follows: C~ Gateway Micro Valcc~ Concepts* Kappel's 2000 Express Business 17 C~uters $13,209.00 $16,238.91 $17,000.00 $16,983.00 $17,680.00 12 Color F~tors 2,520.00 2,595.72 2,820.00 3,000.00 3,000.00 2 Mode~s 108.00 141.30 198.00 118.00 174.00 (Ply) 1 P.C. & ~r 987.00 1,171.~ 1,235.00 1,249.00 1,290.00 (~ C.M.) Total $16,824.00 $20,147.47 $21,253.00 $21,350.00 $22,144.00 *Minority owned business Aco~p~ of C~ Concepts' lc~ bid of $16,824 was recc~ed. ~nis equipment will 00mpletely solve current problems and restore 100% productivi- ty to all affected sys~. A fund transfer is needed since this unforeseen expense was not budgeted; however, money is available because revenues to date have slightly exceeded budget estimates. Mr. ~ms asked that a cc~ ~ilosophy be developed for the City. ~he De~ City Manager said the refuse transfer station broke down in Decem- her, 1994. Missouri Disposal Equipment Company made temporary repairs, and after inspection, provided a bid of $26,296.68 to rebuild the hopper, wiring, and c~ctor units. The project my be broken into two pha~es: A) Rebuild hopper and restore electrical--S15,349.84 B) Transfer station floor and cc~paction cylinder rehab--S10,946.84 Phase A ~ be done immediately to avoid future breakdowns. Ph~e B could