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HomeMy WebLinkAbout1967-03-22 Council Minutes - Special MeetingMINUTES OF SPECIAL COUNCIL MEETING 5:00 P.M. 22 MARCH, 1967 Called for the purpose of 1. Discussion of contracts with Harold Galliett for Capital Improvement Program and 2. Discussion of Glacier State Telephone's request for use of City streets and rights -of -way during, their re -construction work. Roll call: Members present - Bob Bielefeld, Chester Cone, Bud Lofstedt, Gene Morin, Carl Seaman and Mayor James G. Dye; Members absent - Roger Meeks. Also present - City Manager James W. Harrison, Engineer Harold Galliett and Attorney James E. Fisher. Harrison presented the contracts to Council and said he and the Atty. had gone over them and that they appeared to be all right. There are four contracts: 1. Water, 2. Sewer, 3. Street re -construction and 4. Street paving. The forms are based on the Standard Engineering Contract and take advantage of the lower scale of engineering fees. He and the Atty. recommend they be approved with one addition - that of A, B, C, D and the timing for it to be done. The total construction project amounts to $1,361,540, This does not in - elude costs for administration, legal, etc., but does provide for a 5% contingency. The engineering for the projects amounts to: 9.99 % of Sewer; 10.34% of Streets; 10.17% of Water; 11.11% of Paving, all of which includes a 10% contingency fee. Costs of the construction portion only are: Water - $512,150; Sewer - $324,250; Streets - $303,600; Paving - $2219540. Fee amounts in A,B,C, and D are fixed costs; E - Resident Supervision and F - Surveys are estimates. Total costs for engineering are $1189674 which includes the 10% contingency fund. There was considerable discussion on the contracts as a whole, and on some detailed portions also. If a major delay comes up (strikes, earth- quake, delay in delivering materials, etc.), the Engineer and the City will have to review the agreements. The job can be completely shut down and re -activated if conditions dictate such an action. Morin moved, Cone seconded, to authorize the City Manager to sign the contract with Galliett on the Paving Project. Motion carried unanimously Morin moved, Seaman seconded, to authorize the City Manager to sign the contract with Galliett on Street Reconstruction Project. Motion passed unanimously. Cone moved, Morin seconded, to authorize the City Manager to sign the contract on the Sewer Project with Galliett. Motion carried unanimously. Lofstedt moved, Bielefeld seconded, to authorize the City Manager to sign the contract on the Water Project with Galliett. Motion carried unanimously. Bielefeld moved, Morin seconded, to approve the adden-da to the con- tracts and to authorize tjie Cityy Manager to sign. Passed unanimously. Harrison will get copies�• GehNa�� Rof the letter from Galliett out -lining the water distribution program for large industry North of town. He will also set up a meeting in Anchorage, in one of the banqueting rooms, with representatives of -the Industries. These will include oil, gas, Chemicals, Methane, etc. The representatives will be men who are 11, Council minutes - Special Meeting 22 Mar 67 Page 2 authorized to speak for their respective companies on the policy they want to adopt for purchase of water. Don Meyer, the City's financial consultant, will also be present. It is hoped the City can work a program out with EDA and Ind- ustrial Bonds. Glacier State Telephone has asked the City for use of Streets and rights -of -way for laying underground cable during their re -construction program. This will have to be worked out so as not to interfer with the City's gas, water, sewer and street Projects. Seaman moved, Morin seconded, to tentatively approve Glacier State's request subject to conditions set out by the City. Motion carried unanimously. Harrison will work with the Te1.Coe on this. With consent of Council,the subject of pending legislation regarding school board and Assembly business was discussed. The new Bill would allow School Boards to determine their own allocation of budget monies. The Boro Assembly would determine how much money the Board can spend, but would not have anything to say about the line items. This Bill supports an existing law, but spells it out more firmly. The new bill also would allow the Bdro School Board to plan bonding and Capital Improvements Programs. Council was not so sure this should be allowed without approval of the Assembly, but recog- nize the fact that Boro School Board Members are also elected officials. 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