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HomeMy WebLinkAbout1977-11-07 Council Minutes - Special Meetingin( i I.I?INA 1 CVVY C010 (-'IT, • NOV)s'410I;R 7, 1977 - '; ; 00 CITY MAKAGKH' S c)PPI C); MAYOR V1NCi,PT U' UXUL1,Y, 11f(U.1;I.D'I.NG A. ROLL CALL Pro.-wnt ; Vd Ain)rarisin, Rota C;IAC-1: t111(1 Ville(-ni a'ltii'i lily Abii,oy f ; rian Wholan, Tom ncY.erly and Walf. r;wCO J3: Ris'f',fjl,tt�'lU"J IJt>. '77•-l.�i?. Mayor. U' Rei.l.l y read Rersol ut. i.c)n No. 77•-1.52 and advi ocd the Council that; he wished to advit;a them that this; was; drily ono of the three b1 dri, with this bi.d aiiiount• i.nq to $1.14 , 000, the reservoir project amounting to $1,400,000 and the third bid in the amount of $650,000, We ar.v not in Jeopardy of losing EMA funding and are dealing with only it small portion of the EDA funding. Mayor 0' Resi lly sar,Y.rd for comments frcr.z Adminis- tration, Mr, Wise react data from EDP. which outlined requJ rumentts that • i bids utilizing EnA funding reflect: the: name of each minority business enterprise the contractor will use, the uorh to be -1 performed by the entrrpri.sse and the percentage of the: contract tbo bidder will expend for all such onterpris.es. This was not required of the bidders in our r,pecifi.cati=4 and it has been brought to the Ci.ty's attention that it should have been required. One contractor did moat this: requirement; however, since it was not called for in the specif.irration:, this was additional information provided at the ti.mo of the bid. We have: the basis where the bids werc deficient arid, therefore, improper.. This could jcopurdize the" grant: monies we are planning to receive from I.DA relative to this project. The one bid which most this requirement was in excess of the engineer's estimate as well asthe monies; appropraited For tho project by the Council.. Therefore, we are asking for passage of this r_ossolut: on V& cls would reject all, bids, and authorize Adminiotration to row.iertise the project. Councilman Ambarian asked who prepared the bid documents, Mr. Wise advisod that he dictated the specification.- to Phil Bryson. Councilman Malat:on asked the length of time required to read- verti.s3e the project. Mr. Wine advised that the City had no specified time outlined in the ordinance, no would advertise for three weeks which would give adequate notice to anyone interested in bidding. Councilman Ambariaan as;hcd if therm, same minority burinerss enterprise requirements applied to the other two pro jecta and wondered if these rro je;cLir; were i n jeopardy for failure to include three provirArinrs in the bid sspi-ci.fic-ationss. Mr. %tire i' �- -� ,-•+i.�-a•tr...�..-.-mow. ..�—. _ ,. - -- .- - ==iF SPECIAL MEETING - NOVt:htBER 7, 1977 r• too advised that we only had one other )dd out at this time through, Harold C,aLliett and he had beers contacted and had pu1:0.i ncv-d an addendum; requiring signed cont.raetr with the minority hus.inesss enterprines; to 1)v included in• t.ho bid. 'Phis; in more r.est:r.i.ct•ivo than required. The third project has not hc�en bid yot and t.hu sspecificrat:.i.oni will include these requirements. Councilman Ambarian asked if the City had any liabilities in rejecting the bids. City Attornoy Williams advi.fsed that the bid contained a clause which gave the City authority to reject all bids. Therofcre, the City could surfer no liability charges. Councilman Ambarian asked if: Administration felt: the contractors would rebid on the project. Mr.. Wife stated that he had every reason to believe that they would. Mr. Wise further stated that the major problem he sees is that the thirty day delay will possibly prevent the linen from bein(j installed this year. Councilwoman Glick advised that she felt some temporary measure should be taken to furnish water to Alaska Industrial Hardware and Walter. Church if the Willow Street Waterline could not be put in this year. The City had Y.)roinised water to these two lessees and it was imperative to their, operations;. Mr. Wise stated that he felt the City would have to :Lake come type of temporary measure, but did not know what would be feasible at this time. Mayor. O'Reilly asked for Council approval to hear the members of the public present. Councilman Ambarian stated that he felt this was an in-house problem and should be resolved prior to public comment. 140TION: Councilman Malston moved, seconded by Councilwoman Glick, for approval of Resolution No. 77-152, rejecting all bids received for EDA Project No. 07-51,26966 and authorizing Administration•to readvertise the project for bid in accordance with -all applicable regulations, standards and conditions. Motion passed unanimously by roll call vote. There being no -further -business, ?Mayor O'Reilly adjourned the.meeting at 5:45-p.m. Respectfully submitted, e ena Horton, ActinT City Cleerk — M I, I