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e e e Page 3 City Council Minutes September 22, 1986 8. Deerfield 3rd Addition Partial Pay Estimate #1 The City in the Addition. Engineer stated that Kenko, Inc. had submitted a pay estimate amount of $154,273.33 for work completed in the Deerfield 3rd COUNCILMEMBER GUNKEL MOVED TO APPROVE THE PARTIAL PAY ESTIMATE 111 IN THE AMOUNT OF $154.273.33 FOR WORK COMPLETED IN THE DEERFIELD 3RD ADDITION PROJECT. COUNCILMEMBER TRALLE SECONDED THE MOTION. THE MOTION PASSED 3- O. 9. Awarding Bid for Public Works Garage Foundation & Supporting Walls The Street Superintendent stated he had received a bid from J & S Concrete in Princeton for the foundation and supporting walls of the public works building. He indicated he had checked with other contractors regarding the reputation of this company and also to see if the bid was competitive since it was the only bid received. After checking he found the bid to be competitive and the company to be a reputable company and was, therefore, recommending that the Council award the bid to J & S Concrete. COUNCILMEMBER TRALLE MOVED TO ADOPT RESOLUTION 86-71, A RESOLUTION AWARDING THE PUBLIC WORKS GARAGE BID FOR THE FOUNDATION AND SUPPORTING WALLS. COUNCILMEMBER ENGSTROM SECONDED THE MOTION. THE MOTION PASSED 3- O. 10. Adoption of Assessment Roll for Public Improvement in Ridgewood East and Ridgewood East 3rd Additions/Public Hearing The City Administrator stated that the bid has been awarded for the project, the project ordered and contracts have been signed. Terry Maurer, City Engineer stated that the contract price came in lower than was expected, therefore the assessment rate per unit which was proposed to be $1.100 would be closer to $950. He noted the interest rate would be 9.25% and stated the assessment would be adopted on October 6, 1986 due to some changes to certain pieces of property in the assessment. Mr. Maurer stated that the public hearing would be opened tonight and then continued to October 6, 1986 because of three parcels of property which had more than one unit and were assessed incorrectly. Acting Mayor Schuldt opened the public hearing.