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October 8. 1996 - CITY MANAGER'S REPORT- 561 96-345 -Ordinance to appropriate $190,000 from the Capital Improvements Fund for the removal and installation of petroleum underground storage tanks at City facilities as required by Federal regulations, and a motion to award the contract to Goode Omega, Inc. a. Ordinance to appropriate $190 000 from the Capital Improvements Fund for the removal and installation of petroleum underground storage tanks. b. Motion to award a contract to Goode Omega, Inc. "The 1996/97 Capital Improvement Plan authorized continued funding for the installation and removal of petroleum underground storage tanks at City facilities, in order to comply with federal regulations, the underground tanks at the Vehicle Service Center located at the City Compound on Frederick Boulevard must be removed and new tanks installed This project will be ~mplemented in two phases. Phase I will be the installation of four (4) 12,000 gallon underground fuel tanks with fuel islands and a canopy. Phase II will be the disassembly and removal of the current fueling system. Bids have been received for Phase I and the results are attached for your review. The Deputy City Manager has recommended that the bid be awarded to Goode Omega, Inc., the Iow bidder= in the amount of $175,346. Total project costs are as follows: 4 UST's installed Contingencies $175,346 14,654 Total $190,000 I concur with this recommendation and request an appropriation in the amount of $190,000. With your approval of this item, the balance of bonds authorized, but not yet appropriated will be $3,556,783." Motion by Mr. Martin, and seconded by Mr. Robinett, to adopt the following ordinance, and was adopted by the following vote: "AN ORDINANCE TO APPROPRIATE $190,000 FROM THE CAPITAL IMPROVEMENT FUND FOR A NEW FUELING SYSTEM AT THE VEHICLE SERVICES CENTER." Ayes: Benn, Griffin, Martin, Robinett: Holley Nays: None Motion by Mr. Robinett, and seconded by Mr. Martin, to award a contract to Goode Omega, Inc. for the removal and installation of petroleum underground storage tanks at City facilities as required by Federal regulations, and was adopted by the following vote: Ayes: Benn, Griffin, Martin, Robinett, Holley Nays: None 96-346 - Ordinance dissolving the Cable Television Commission "When cable television was a new technology, in the 1970's, the City Council created a Cable Television Commission to advise them on the awarding of a franchise, on matters dealing with construction of the system and, most important, on regulatory matters, especially rate regulation. Since that time the cable industry has matured and new technologies are on the horizon.