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being her contention that the subject was not to be discussed publicly, but that a �. e) committee of two was to investigate the full circumstances and report findings to the Council, Councilman Jones stated his thoughts to the end that the notarized statement of the employees was not under investigation but tnat the committees duty was to decide whether or not the hospital had been lax in handling the situation. After further dis- cussion Mayor Granger requested the committee to continue their study, to contact the � Department heads, City Manager, and the employees to set up the proper procedure so that � emergencies would be handled properly. REPORT FROM REAL ESTATE COMMITTEE �tEGARDING THE PROPOSED RESERVOIR SITE. Councilman Herkner reported that the property in question consists of the top of a hill different portions � of which r epresent different values. He suggested that City Engineer Jain meet with the �"" Real Estate Committee and determine whic:n portion of this should be used for the reser- voir. Councilman Herkner then moved the matter be placed on the agenda of March 15th, seconded by Councilman Spillers, and carried. REPORT OF CITY ENC=INEER RFGARDING STATUS OF SIDEU�ALKS ON BROADWAY FROM MAIN STREET TO CHEST?�TUT STREET. Senior Civil Engineer l�oen reported that up to the moment nothin� had been done in the preparation of plans and specifications , it being his understandin� that the �ob would be undertaken in its regular order. Mr. Moen atated that the 3ob would be com- pleted before the next rainy season. REPORT ON BID OPEn1ING FOR TNE PURCHASE 0� TWO DUMP TRUCKS. The following bids were received of bidders all of which except Davies Auto Company complied with the minimum specifica- tions of 19,500 pounds gross vehicle weight ana. 138 horsepo�ver motor. -� DAVIES AUTO CO&TPANY: BID ( including sales tax) � Item l. Chevrolet 1954 Model 6403 �3�955•20 Trade-in allowance for Truck #96 500.00 Net �3,J�,.S�•20 Item 2. Chevrolet 1954 Model 6�.03 3,955•20 Trade-in allowance for Truck #99 500.00 Net 3,�-55•20 TOWNE MOTOR COMPANY: Item 1. Ford 1454 Model F-700 �.,227.07 Trade-in allowance for Truck #96 ��.95.00 Net 3, ?32.07 Item 2. Ford 195�. 1�ode1 F-700 4,227.07 Trade-in allowance for Truck #99 .00 Net 3,732. 07 HOYT P�NTIAC: Item l. GPllC 1954 Model 453-30V 4,387.80 Trade-in allowance for Truck #96 0.00 Net 3,837.80 Item 2. GI�ZC 1954 �:odel 453-3�V 4,387•80 Trade-in allowance for Truck #99 550•00 Net 3,837.80 �"' S{�ENSON SALES & SERVICE: i�r � Item l. International 195�. Model R-182 1�.,92!}.91 Trade-in allowance f'or Truck #96 with 1,000.00 Net 3,92�{-•91 Garwood Dump Body 1�fith Heil Dump Body Net 3,873.00 �lliith Daybrook JDump Body r?et 3,859.16 � Item 2. International 1954 Model R-182 4,92�.•91 Trade-in allowance for Truck #99 with 1,000.00 � Garwood �ump Body Net 3, 2 . 1 � 49 �iFith Heil Dump Body Net 3, 73.00 t�lith Daybrook �ump Bocy Net 3,8�9.16 FERRIS MILES E�UIPMENT COMPANY, Inc. Item 1. Dodge 1951.E. Model C-1-RA8-156 5,356.00 Trade-inallowance for Truck #96 00.00 Net �.,856.00 Item 2, Dodge 195!} 1t�odel C-1-RA8-156 5�356•00 Trade-in allowance for Truck #99 00.00 Net �.,856.00