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4/21/1997
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<br /> S. APPROVED FOR SECOND READING AND ADOPTION (501): <br /> ORDINANCE NO 2123 APPROPRIATING AND TRANSFERRING THE SUM OF $15,000.00 <br /> FROM APPROPRIATION FOR CAPITAL IMPROVEMENTS - MARLIN PARK TO <br /> APPROPRIATION FOR STULSAFT/STAFFORD PARK PLAYGROUNDS IMPROVEMENT <br /> PROJECT (First reading April 7,1997); <br /> T. Approve warrants dated through April 21, 1997; APPROVED <br /> U. Reject claims of Lighthouse Cove, No. 1489; and Maria Olga Valencia, No. 1541 (303); <br /> MINUTE ORDER NO. 97-080 <br /> -------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------- <br /> 2. CONSENT CALENDAR - Continued <br /> C. Removed by Councilman Leipzig for consideration at this time. <br /> New City Hall Project, Task Order No.2 for $12,000, Inspection Consultants, Inc., for <br /> special inspection services during construction (304); <br /> REPORT: Engineering and Construction Manager Patterson, April 21, 1997 <br /> In response to Councilman Leipzig's questions regarding why additional funding is <br /> needed on top of the $32,000 in December, City Manager Everett said, "it was a function <br /> of how the steel was both fabricated and delivered. The bid assumed it would be <br /> fabricated at one particular concentrated time at the factory, it would be delivered on site <br /> and put up. As you know that wasn't the case. They didn't do either of those. They <br /> fabricated it at different times and delivered at different times, and constructed it... in a <br /> serial construction. Since our inspector had to be at the site when they were being <br /> fabricated which was a requirement that we had, and has to be at the site upon both putting <br /> up and checking every weld... visually... When we couldn't get the steel, Rudolph and <br /> Sletten encouraged us to allow him to both fabricate and deliver on a piecemeal basis," to <br /> avoid further delays. "We will be talking to (the steel manufacturers) at the end and <br /> completion of the project, and that will be a discussion that Rudolph & Sletten and our <br /> City Attorney will have, as to whether they, the steel company, will owe us some money <br /> on this. (The additional monies will be paid ITom our) contingency account, about <br /> $44,000 over what we thought it would be. The chart on 2.C.5 shows (this task order) has <br /> to do with the steel." He said it was staffs "best guestimate" that this task order amount <br /> will cover all inspection work from Inspection Services on this project. <br /> REGULAR COUNCIL MEETING MINUTE BOOK NO. 55 APRIL 21,1997 <br /> MINUTES Page No. 258 PAGE 6 <br />
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