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HomeMy WebLinkAboutC.054.93008_1098651 RECREATION DEPARTMENT - SLIDE PRESENTATION ON USE OF COUNTY GRANT FUNDS: Mr. Jim Wall, recrea- tion director, presented slides showing the use of the County's Matching Grant Funds at the various schools. He showed projects at Brawley, Mt. Mourne, Shepherd, East Iredell, South Iredell, Trout- man, Celeste Henkel, West Iredell, Monticello, Scotts, Central, North Iredell, Union Grove, Harmony, and Ebenezer. He said the recreation advisory board recommended that he make this presentation to the county commissioners. TAX COLLECTION REPORT - JULY 1986: The county manager recommended to the board the acceptance of this July 1986 Tax Collection Report. .4 discussion was held on the lateness of mailing the 1986 tax bills. Mr. Deal explained that the County had entered into a contract with the W. P. Ferris Company for a computerized tax collec- tion and billing system. He said the program had "bugs" in it, and documentation on the program was never given the County by the W. P. Ferris Company. A group of three county managers who have had similar problems with the W. P. Ferris Company was getting together to make a joint contact in writing to the Ferris Company, specifically requesting a step-by-step method for use of the collec- tion program. Other problems are also being experienced. Because of the new method of bank collection, machine readable bills are necessary to make the collection system work a lot faster. The staff has had trouble getting quality printing that the equipment can read. A special ribbon is now being used, and Hewlett Packard has made another adjustment on the computer. Mr. Deal said he would continue to keep the board updated. MOTION from Chairman Hedrick to accept the July 1986 Tax Collections Report. VOTING: Ayes - 5; Nays - 0. BIDS: The following bids were received: Two (2) Defibrillator/Monitors Physio Control $13,064.00 Bid Bond included 30-45 Days ARPO* No other vendor bid this item. Ms. Evie Caldwell, Deputy Finance Officer, recommended accep- tance of this bid, which meets the specifications. MOTION from Chairman Hedrick to accept the bid from Physio Control Company in the amount of $13,064 for two defibrillator/monitors. VOTING: Ayes - 5; Nays - 0. TRUCK BIDS: Four (4) trucks, two (2) for animal control and two (2) for the inspections department, were bid on August 28, 1986, at 10:00 a.m. The following bids were received. Mooresville Motors (Ford) $10,908 Bell & Howard Chevrolet $ 9,812.29 (No power Brakes) Bell & Howard Chevrolet $ 9,823.43 ($80 mirrors on 4) Bell & Howard Chevrolet $ 9,944.53 ($125 spot light on Bell & Howard Chevrolet $ 9,911.83 2 vehicles) Boggs Motors - Dodge $ 9,950.00 spot light incld. Boggs Motors - Dodge $ 9,950.00 " Boggs Motors - Dodge $ 9,850.00 Boggs Motors - Dodge $ 9,850.00 Proper bid bond documents were submitted with all bids. Mr. Boggs was present to discuss his proposal. Staff recommendations were for the purchase of the two lowest priced Chevrolets from Bell & Howard for the animal control office, and the two lowest priced Dodges from Boggs Motors for the inspections office. MOTION from Commissioner Mills to accept the low bid from Boggs Motor Company ($9,850) on the two vehicles for the inspections department and the two low bids from Bell & Howard ($9,944.53 and $9,911.83) for animal control. VOTING: Ayes - 5; Nays - 0. GEO-TECHNICAL ENGINEERING SERVICES, MC150 & I-77 PROJECT (CDBG): The following bids were received for geo-technical engineering services, test borings, for the captioned project. It is anticipated that better construction bids will be received if the test borings are done prior to bid letting, as it will remove from the minds of the bidders doubts about what is present (rock forma- tion, etc.) in the area that is to be excavated for laying pipe. Mr. Deal pointed out that it was unnecessary to bid this item, but it was felt that it would be in the best interest to bid the service in order to get a better, more efficient service. The following bids were received: ' _RPO - After receipt of Purchase Order.