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Home My WebLink About05-11-1992 Council MinutesMINUTES OF THE REGULAR ORONO COUNCIL MEETING HELD MAY 11, 1992 ROLL The Council met on the above date with the following members present: Mayor,Barbara Peterson, Councilmembers Gabriel Jabbour, J. Diann Goetten and Mary Butler. Edward Callahan was absent. The following represented the City staff: City Administrator Ron Moorse, Public Works Director John Gerhardson, Building & Zoning Administrator Jeanne Mabusth, Police Chief Stephen Sullivan, City Attorney Tom Barrett, and City Recorder Teri Naab. Mayor Peterson called the meeting to order at 7:17 P.M. ( #1) CONSENT AGENDA Butler added Item #10 to the consent agenda. It was .moved by Jabbour, seconded by Goetten, to approve the Consent Agenda as amended. Ayes 4, nays 0. Motions for all items adopted by consent agenda will be included In the minutes in their respective numerical order. ( * #2 & 3) APPROVAL OF MINUTES. It was moved by Jabbour, seconded by Goetten, to approve the minutes of the regular meeting of the Orono Council held on April 27, 1992. Ayes 4, nays 0. It was moved by Jabbour, seconded by Goetten, to approve the minutes of the Board of Review meeting held on Apr 11 29, 1992. Ayes 4, nays 0. PUBLIC COMMENTS Bob Beutler, representing Stephen Brown, referred to a letter he submitted regarding adoption of a resolution for property at 3262 North Shore Drive. He asked the Council to reconsider their decision as the property adjacent to this parcel has been purchased by the DNR for a boat launch. Jabbour stated that the Council strongly felt that the garage should be removed and would not reconsider the request. He stated they must be as protective of DNR owned property as of residentially owned property. He noted that whatever happens to the land owned by the DNR 1s insignificant when determining the use of the property in question. 1 MINUTES OF THE REGULAR ORONO COUNCIL MEETING HELD MAY 11, 1992 PUBLIC COMMENTS — CONT. Jennifer Dot zen rot h, 3225 Casco Circle, advised Council that there is a rumor that the DNR has decided to proceed with the Maxwell Bay access. Goetten said that Marge Gasch had talked to Gorden Kimball of the r DNR and was told that the DNR was going to wait to proceed with the access until after the study was completed. Jabbour stated he did not'concur with that and explained that the City has worked very hard to get the DNR to ask the LMCD to study lake access. The DNR accompanied by City staff visited the landing and Gayle's Marina and indicated that they were no longer waiting for a decision by the LMCD. He stated a sense of frustration with the LMCD. He said it was Council's duty to examine all governmental entities. Dotzenroth implored Council to take action regarding this issue. Jabbour stated he would like to see the criteria negotiated and would like to discuss with the DNR what constitutes a parking space. He informed the Council that Moorse was removed from the Standards Committee. Goetten stated that the LMCD has lost site of their original goals. Jabbou-r felt the DNR was more receptive than the LMCD of late. It was :,moved by Jabbour, seconded by Mayor Peterson, to direct Council to send a-letter to the DNR informing them of the need to discuss; all possible land uses within the City-of Orono, and to direct staff to send a letter to the LMCD noting that the minutes of the last LMCD meeting did not show Orono's concerns which were addressed, and announcing Orono's unhappiness with the LMCD's performance. Ayes 4, nays 0. Goetten suggested that they request Orono's representatives to be reinstated to the Committees they were appointed. F4 MINUTES OF THE REGULAR ORONO COUNCIL MEETING HELD MAY 11, 1992 ( #4) #1698 JIM RIVERS, 1442 SHORELINE DRIVE - AFTER - THE -FACT VARIANCE Mrs. and Mr. Rivers were present. Moorse explained this is an application for an after - the -fact variance for the construction of a screened porch built sometime after 1976. Butler asked what prompted the issue to be brought up at this time. Mabusth explained that a neighbor requesting a variance was denied and then questioned Rivers' ability to have installed the porch. Butler recalled the general tone of the rules and regulations of the City in 1976 and noted a much less strict climate. She felt it difficult to accept any culpability on the part of Rivers considering the numerous staff inspections made of the property during the past years. 'She felt the application bordered on ridiculous. Goetten and Jabbour agreed. Mayor Peterson disagreed and stated the plans specifically did not include the deck. It was moved by Butler, seconded by Goetten, with due respect to the Planning Commission's recommendation and time spent by City staff,on the application, to grant an after - the -fact variance for Application #1698 for Jim Rivers of 1442 Shoreline Drive for the construction of a screened porch, and to direct that the question be closed and not addressed again. Ayes 4, nays 0. Rivers announced that he still intended to install the green space as proposed. ( * #5) #1700 -DALE MCCURDY, 4041 NORTH SHORE DRIVE - VARIANCE - RESOLUTION #3116 It was moved by Jabbour, seconded by Goetten, to adopt Resolution #3116 for Application #1700 for Dale McCurdy of 4041 North Shore Drive for a variance to allow the installation of a deck. Ayes 4, nays 0. i 3 N . . MINUTES OF THE REGULAR -ORONO COUNCIL MEETING HELD MAY 11, 1992 ( #6) 1714 THOMAS LYTLE, 1935 CONCORDIA STREET — VARIANCE — RESOLUTION #3117_ Mr. Lytle was present. Moorse explained this is an application for variances to allow construction of a garage and deck on the property. The Planning Commission recommended approval. It was moved by Butler, seconded by Goetten, to adopt Resolution #3117 for Application #1714 for Thomas Lytle of 1935 Concordia Street granting variances for the construction of a garage and deck. Ayes 4, nays 0. ,( #7) #1726 BARBARA & JAMES OLEXA, 995 WILDHURST TRAIL — VARIANCE — RESOLUTION #3118 Mr. and Mrs. Olexa were present. Moorse explained this application is an application for variances to a two phased project. It,was moved by Jabbour,, seconded by Goetten, to adopt Resolution #3118 for Application #1726 for Barbara and James Olexa of 995 Wildhurst Trail granting variances for the two phased project. Ayes 4, nays 0. ( #8)' #1728 MOLLY AND DRAPER JAFFRAY, 540 BARRETT AVENUE -- VARIANCE — RESOLUTION #3119 Moorse explained this is a request for a front street setback variance for an addition to the existing home. The current home is 14'5" from the street setback opposed to the required distance of 50'. The proposed addition will be 25'. It was moved by Goetten, seconded by Butler, to adopt Resolution #3119 for Application #1728 for Molly and Draper Jaffray of 540 Barrett Avenue granting a front street setback for an addition to the existing residence. Ayes 4, nays 0. 4 a r MINUTES OF THE REGULAR ORONO COUNCIL MEETING HELD MAY 11, 1992 ( #9)' #1730 GREG MALIK, 3060 SIXTH AVENUE NORTH - PRELIMINARY SUBDIVISION - RESOLUTION #3120 Greg Malik was present. Moorse explained this is application for a two lot preliminary subdivision. The applicant will be living in the existing residence until the new residence is completed, which may cause some problem as far as the septic system is concerned. Malik said he discussed the parcels with Steve Schirmers who confirmed two new on -site septic sites on each of the proposed lots. The road to the new residence will go over the existing septic system. The new primary site for the lot is on the west side and half way up the hill and the secondary site is in front of the house, but too close to the existing well. Schirmers stated there would be no problem installing the septic system at the primary location by using a half horse motor instead of a third horse motor to pump the sewage up the hill. Goetten noted the concerns expressed at the Planning Commission meeting were the primary and alternative septic sites for both lots. Malik stated that he is hoping to sell the front lot off and felt his chance of selling the parcel may be better with the existing home left on it. Jabbour noted he should. be allowed to live in the existing residence for as long as he wants provided the house is connected to an acceptable septic system. Mabusth stated she would need confirmation of the primary and alternate septic sites for both lots. Malik noted he could use the alternate site by capping the existing well. He said he was anxious to sell off the additional lot. Mabusth noted. this condition should be included within the developers agreement to ensure compliance and noted that the lot cannot be sold without a conforming septic system. Malik asked if that requirement could be changed to "the house cannot be occupied without a conforming septic system ". He stated he did not want to expend additional money if the future property owner was going to remove the existing house. 5 1% . I MINUTES OF THE REGULAR ORONO COUNCIL MEETING HELD MAY 11, 1992 ZONING FILE #1730 - CONT. Mabusth stated that the Planning Commission was concerned about leaving a vacant residence for any length of time. Ed Cohen, Planning Commission representative, said they were concerned that a vacant house would be creating deterioration. He stated the Planning Commission wanted the options and deadlines In writing. Jabbour suggested a six month leeway after the completion of the new residence. Mabusth said that would be fine as long as the letter of credit covers that period of time. It was moved by Jabbour, seconded by Butler, to adopt Resolution #3120 for Application #1730 for Greg Malik of 3060 Sixth Avenue North'for preliminary subdivision approval, based on the applicant either razing the existing residence or capping the well to locate two septic system sites on the property within six months of i °ssuance of =the Certificate of Occupancy for the new residence. Ayes 4, nays 0. MAYOR /COUNCIL REPORT A) Jabbour referred to the editorial published in the Sailor Newspaper. He stated at the last Council meeting, he announced the meeting to be held on Thursday in an effort to resolve disagreements with Long Lake. He was upset with the mis- quotes of the Mayor. He noted the Council.is very concerned with following the required process. Goetten asked prior to the meeting if there had been proper notice. Mayor Peterson pointed out a published opinion also in that same newspaper. B) Butler asked when Public Works would be cleaning up parks and fixing pot holes. Mayor Peterson asked when the pile of debris collected from Clean- up Days would be removed. She suggested they re- evaluate the process for clean -up days. Gerhardson noted some of the increase may be due to the lack of burning permits issued and noted permits have been restricted by the PCA and because of the additional work load for the police department. 6 MINUTES OF THE REGULAR ORONO COUNCIL MEETING HELD MAY 11, 1992 MAYOR /COUNCIL REPORT — CONT. C) Mayor Peterson announced the annual meeting of the AMM to be held a week from Thursday. She explained that at the last meeting they discussed Legislative action taken during the year and the items the AMM had dealt with. Butler asked if the AMM was successful to loosen up on aid to cities. Mayor Peterson affirmed they were. Jabbour asked about sales tax. Mayor Peterson stated the AMM supported the sales tax bill. D) Goetten explained she attended a meeting last Thursday of the Endorsing Committee. Her concern was that a few persons (Steve Smith, Gen Olson and John Burger) decided to support Mary Miller as the new candidate. Goetten felt that due to Miller's irrevocable position on the use of the southern corridor for Highway 12, she felt it incredible that these people nominated Miller. She felt it was a mistake to support someone who couldn't win this area because of her position on the corridor. She stated that perhaps they have already made a decision on where the corridor will be going. ( * #10) PAY REQUEST #1 WATER TOWER HIGHWAY 12 It was moved by Jabbour, seconded by Goetten, to authorize payment of Pay Request #1 for the water tower to Pitt DenMoines for an amount of $94,130.75. Ayes 4, nays 0. ( * #11) AWARD LIQUOR LIABILITY INSURANCE — GOLF COURSE It was moved by Jabbour, seconded by Goetten, to award the City of Orono Golf Course liquor liability insurance coverage for the policy year April 1, 1992 through March 31, 1992 to the St. Paul Insurance Company at a premium of $1,375. Ayes 4, nays 0. ( * #12) POLICE INTERN It was moved by Jabbour, seconded by Goetten, to authorize Ryan Franzen to participate in a 150 hour internship for college credit through Normandale Community College by working with the police department as a volunteer during Summer 1992. Ayes 4, nays'0. 7 MINUTES OF THE REGULAR ORONO COUNCIL MEETING HELD MAY11, 1992 ( * #13) TEMPORARY EMPLOYEE GOLF COURSE It was moved by Jabbour, 'seconded by Goetten, to employ Rodney Wagner Jensen as a temporary counter helper at the Orono Golf Course at an hourly rate of $5.00 per hour effective May 7, 1992. Ayes 4, nays 0. ( #14) BID AWARD BEDERWOOD PARK EQUIPMENT Steve Johnston, Park Commission representative, was present. Johnston stated the Committee has, recommended to contract with Minnesota Playground Equipment. Jabbour asked if they could act fast enough to avoid additional t ax,. . Johnston noted the manufacturer has suggested prepayment and offered an additional discount. Moorse stated that the Legislature has restricted payment until merchandise,is shipped. Jabbour suggested they contact the low bidder and suggest acceptance is contingent upon delivery-before the increase.; Butler asked the height of the slide. Johnston said to the platform, the height of the slide is 9'. He noted the residents of the area have asked the poles to be redwood Instead of aluminum. It was moved by Jabbour, seconded by Mayor Peterson, to authorize the purchase of park equipment for Bederwood Park from Minnesota Playground for an amount not to exceed $18,592 to be paid for from Park Dedication Funds, and to attempt to have delivered prior to t -he sales tax increase. Ayes 4, nays 0. ( #15) PAYMENT REQUEST — PRE - ENGINEERED PUBLIC WORKS BUILDING Moorse explained this is the second payment for materials for the public works building. He noted that both payments combined represent a total of 100% of the cost of the materials for that building. 8 ki MINUTES OF THE REGULAR ORONO COUNCIL MEETING HELD MAY 11, 1992 PAYMENT BEQUEST - PRE - ENGINEERED PUBLIC WORKS BUILDING - CONT. It was moved by Jabbour, seconded by Butler, to approve Pubiic Works Building Application and Certificate of Payment for pre - engineered building materials in the amount of $96,844.00 to Met - Con Metro, Inc. Ayes 4, nays 0. It was moved by Goetten, seconded by Butler, to authorize up to an additional $4,000 for Transportation Consultants Strgar -Rosco assistance in the completion of a conceptual layout and continue assistance during this initial scoping NEIS process to be appropriated from the Speciai`Projects Account. Ayes 4, nays 0. ( #16) SANITARY SEWER CONNECTION - 1355 BROWN ROAD SOUTH Moorse explained that this is a request to connect to sanitary sewer to the post office building, which was delayed until long term plans had been made. He noted they are now discussing a long term l ease at a h i gher l ease rate wh i ch w i l l re i mburse the C i ty for improvements. Mayor Peterson asked the length of the potential lease. Moorse reported they are looking at 5 years. It was moved by Mayor Peterson, seconded by Goetten, to approve the sanitary sewer connection for 1355 Brown Road South, and the payment of fees in the amount of $1,760 to be taken from the General Funds Special Projects Contingency Account. Ayes 4, nays 0. ( * #17) LICENSES It was moved by Jabbour, seconded by Goetten, to approve the following licenses: One Day Set Up License: Minnetonka Center for the Arts Garbage & Refuse License: Cleanway Sanitation R & W Roll -off Service, Inc. Motion, Ayes 4, nays 0. IJ ti MINUTES OF THE REGULAR ORONO COUNCIL MEETING HELD MAY 11, 1992 ( * #18) BILLS It was moved by Jabbour, seconded by Goetten, to approve payment of the All Funds Account. Ayes 4, nays 0. ADJOURNMENT It was moved by Jabbour, seconded by Mayor Peterson, to adjourn the regular Council meeting at 8:30 p.m. AYes 4, nays 0. Barbara A. Peterson, Mayor AT E T -: Do othy Hallin, City Clerk x 10 . , �� C/� �� TO: Orono HRA MAY 11� �� g��.� 199p� FROM: Ron Moorse, City Administrator ��c.'�° - tb�� DATE: May 6, 1992 SUBJECT: Award of Bids for City Facilities ATTACHMENTS : A. Bid Tabulation Dated 10/25/91 B. Bid Tabulation Dated �4/16/92 The Facilities Design Committee at its May 5 meeting reviewed and approved proposed cost reduction items to bring the facilities project within the proposed budget. Based on the Facilities Design Committee's actions the City Council directed that a number of bids be awarded at the May 11 City Council meeting. John Davies will provide bid tabulations and recommendations regarding bid awards prior to the May 11 meeting. In addition to awarding the current bids , the City Attorney has indicated that the HRA must ratify prior facility bids, which were awarded by the City Council . The City Council at its October 28, 1991 , meeting awarded a number of bids related to site preparation and the public works building. These included items; Number 1 , 3, 4 , 5 and 6 on the attached bid tabulation sheet dated October 25, 1991 . These bid awards must now be ra t i f i ed by the HRA. Action Requested: 1 . Motion of ratify the bid awards made by the City Council at their October 28, 1991 meeting. 2. 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BID TAE3ULATION ORONO CITY HALL AND BID PACKAGE TWO APRIL 16, 1992 PUBLIC WORKS BUILDINGS REVISED MAY 5, 1992 ' OF�ONO,MN BID DESCRIPTION VENDOR BID AMOUNT ADDENDUM BID BOND NOTES #1 -EARTHWORK Steinin er $9,100.00 1 ,2 Yes RECOMMENDAWARD Valley Rich $25,750.00 1 Yes Imperial Develo ers $35,700.00 1 ,2 Yes #2 - UTILITIES - SEWER AND WATER BID BACKAGE ONE #3 - BITUMINOUS PAVING Midwest As halt $41,100.00 1 ,2 Yes RECOMMENDAWARD Northwest As halt $51,925.00 No . No Omann Brothers $55,100.00 1 Yes Buffalo Bituminous $65,580.00 1 ,2 Yes #4-FENCES AND GATES Centur Fence $4,125.00 1 ,2 Yes �D Crowle Fence $5,500.00 1 ,2 Yes Keller Fence $8,174.00 1 ,2 Yes Add $130 for Bond #5 - LANDSCAPING Midland Nurse $35,884.00 No Yes Arteka $44,175.00 1 ,2 Yes R & S Contractin $48,640.00 No No Fried es $71,654.00 1 Yes _ Greenworks $36,330.00 1 No Faxed Bid #6-CAST IN PLACE CONCRETE Steenbur Watrud $83,500.00 1 ,2 Yes RECOMMENDAWARD Axel Ohman $95,000.00 1 ,2 Yes Gresser Concrete $97,000.00 1 ,2 Yes _ - Kellin ton Construction $99,450.00 1 ,2 Yes Loverin Johnson $122,000.00 1 ,2 Yes Crosstown Masonr $385,900.00 1 ,2 Yes Combined bid #6 and #7 BID TABULATION ORONO CITY HALL AND BID PACKAGE TWO APRIL 16, 1992 PUBLIC WORKS BUILDINGS REVISED MAY 5, 1992 • ORONO,N1�1 BID DESCRIPTION VENDOR BID AMOUPfT' ADDENDUv1 BID BOND N10TES #7 - UNIT MASONRY Bernha en Brick $250,000.00 1 Yes BID WITHDRAWN Steenbur Watrud $259,000.00 1 ,2 Yes RECOMMENDAWARD Axel Ohman $290,000.00 1 ,2 Yes Loverin Johnson $296,000.00 1 ,2 Yes Bill Dentin er $339,685.00 1 ,2 Yes Kellin ton Construction $350,300.00 1 ,2 Yes Gresser $352,500.00 1 ,2 Yes Crosstown See Bid Divislon #6 - Combined #8 -STRUCTURAL STEEL AND METAL Mannstedt $40,460.00 1 ,2 Yes RECOMMENDAWARD FABRICATIONS-SUPPLY Twin Cit Wire $59,720.00 1 ,2 Yes #9 -STRUCTURAL STEEL AND METAL No Bids Received RE-BID FABRICATIONS-EREC TION Western Steel $10,300.00 No No Faxed Bid - Incom lete #10-CARPENTRY WORK Kellln ton Construction $200,000.00 1 ,2 Yes BID WITHDRAWN Jor�enson Construction $271,027.00 1 Yes Northside Construction $279,980.00 1 ,2 Yes RECOMMENDAWARD KM Buildin $312,600.00 1 ,2 Yes #11 -ARCHITECTURAL WOODWORK Goebel Fixtures $43,621.00 1 ,2 No RECOMMENDAWARD O'Keete Fixtures $47,365.88 No Yes Northern Woodwork $47,545.00 1 ,2 Yes Heebink Architectural $50,253.00 1 ,2 Yes - Aaron Carison $60,800.00 1 ,2 Yes Hanson Woodworkin $62,067.00 1 ,2 Yes Heartwood $62,186.00 1 ,2 No Paul's Woodcraft $73,238.00 1 ,2 No _ KM Buildin $82,205.00 1 ,2 Yes _ BID TABULATION ORONO CITY HALL AND BID PACKAGE TWO APRIL 16, 1992 PUBLIC WORKS BUILDINGS REVISED MAY 5, 1992 ORONO,MN BID DESCRIPTION VEI�OR BID AMOUNT ADDENDU�A BID BOND NOTES #12-MEMBRANE WATERPROOFING Kremer Davis $2,925.00 1 ,2 No RECOMMENDAWARD Water roofin b Ex erts $9,821.00 No hD Faxed Bid #13 - BUILDING INSULATION No Bids Received #14 - INSULATION AND FINISH SYSTEM Mulcah $47,500.00 1 ,2 Yes RECOMMENDAWARD A.E. Conrad $79,800.00 1 ,2 Yes Zintl $85,010.00 1 ,2 Yes Minuti O le $95,875.00 1 ,2 � Yes Peterson Stucco $115,450.00 1 ,2 Yes Lindber Plaster $79,950.00 No No Faxed Bid #15-ROOFING AND SHEET METAL S ecialt S stems $155,793.00 No No Vohnoutka $156,288.00 1 ,2 No REOOMMENDAWARD Innovative Buildin $167,254.00 1 ,2 Yes Curran V. Nielsen $181,666.00 1 ,2 No Faxed Bid �16 - JOINT SEALERS Jansco Caulking $3,950.00 1 Yes RECOMMENDAWARD Seal-Treat $9,980.00 1 ,2 Yes Droels Caulkin $2,570.00 1 ,2 No Faxed Bid #17-STEEL DOORS AND FRAMES,WOOD LaForce $35,465.00 1 ,2 Yes BR Prot. - No DOORS AND FINISH HARDWARE Glewwe $42,750.00 1 ,2 Yes BR Prot. - No Add $430 tor Bond ACG $51,730.00 1 ,2 Yes BR Prot. - Yes LeFebure $6,334.00 No No Vault Door Onl � K & K Sales $29,954.00 1 ,2 No BR Prot. - No Faxed Bid #18-OVERHEAD DOORS&COILING DOORS Twfn Cit Gara e $21,945.00 1 ,2 Yes RECOMMENDAWARD Crawford Doors $28,232.00 1 ,2 Yes Advanced Door $4,150.00 No No Faxed Bid - Incom lete BID TABULATION ORONO CITY HALL AND BID PACKAGE TWO APRIL 16, 1992 PUBLIC WORKS BUILDINGS REVISED MAY 5, 1992 ORONO,Mt�! BID DESCRIPTION VENDOR BID AMOUNT �DDENDUM BID BOND NOTES #19-ALUMINUM WINDOWS, DOORS, Hoffers $78,745.00 1 ,2 Yes RECOMMENDAWARD CURTAIN WALL, &GLASS&GLAZING Harmon $83,611.00 1 ,2 Yes Em irehouse $86,431.00 1 ,2 Yes Mulcah $88,000.00 1 ,2 Yes United Glass $89,700.00 1,2 Yes Gatewa Glass $91,555.00 1 ,2 ; Yes ACG $1 12,395.00 1 ,2 Yes _ #20 - METAL FRAMING, DRYWALL, Minuti O le $97,775.00 1,2 Yes LATH AND PLASTER H & S D wall $103,595.00 1,2 Yes Peterson Stucco $105,900.00 1 ,2 Yes Zintl $111,560.00 1 ,2 Yes Mulcah $117,500.00 1 ,2 Yes RECOMMENDAWARD Gene Anderson $124,990.00 1 ,2 Yes A.E. Conrad $125,100.00 1 ,2 Yes #21 - CERAMIC TILE Dale Tile $15,917.00 1,2 Yes BID WITHDRAWN Twin Cit Tile $19,375.00 1 ,2 Yes BID WITHDRAWN Grazzini $24,100.00 1 ,2 Yes #22 - ACOUSTICAL CEILINGS Twin Cit Acoustics $16,310.00 1 ,2 Yes RECOMMENDAWARD Acoustics Associates $16,840.00 1,2 Yes � Ceilings, Inc. $17,325.00 1 ,2 Yes Add $260 for Bond Northland Acoustical $18,225.00 1 Yes Janning's Acoustics $13,995.00 1 ,2 No Faxed Bid _ BID TABULATION ORONO CfTY HALL AND BID PACKAGE TWO APRIL 16, 1992 . PUBLIC WORKS BUILDINGS REVISED MAY 5, 1992 ORONO,MN BID DESCRIPTION VENDOR BID AMOUNT ADDENDlJlv1 BID BOND NOTES #23-RESILIENT FLOORING AND CARPET Pink $36,283.00 No Yes St. Paul Linoleum $38,553.00 1 ,2 Yes REOOMMENDAWARD Acoustics Associates $39,286.00 1 ,2 Yes Ha en Com anies $43,595.00 1 ,2 No Da ton's $34,440.00 No No Faxed Bid #24 - PAINTING AND WALL COVERINGS Swanson and Youn dale $24,894.00 1 ,2 Yes RECOMMENDAWARD Marshall Paintin $26,370.00 1 ,2 Yes J.B. Nelson $26,810.00 1 ,2 Yes � Schieicher $27,000.00 1 ,2 ; No Wasche Interiors $28,150.00 1 ,2 Yes K/A Buildin $34,470.00 1 ,2 Yes #25-TOILET COMPARTMENTS Bartle Sales $2,595.00 1 ,2 Yes RE-BID #26 - LOUVERS Cr stal Manufacturin $6,068.00 No No RE-BID T.M.S. Inc. $12,600.00 No No Faxed Bid #27 - FLAGPOLES Bartle Sales $2,131.00 1 ,2 Yes RE-BID #28 - I.D. DEVICES LeRo Si n $2,538.00 1 ,2 Yes RECOMMENDAWARD Thomas Si n $2,619.12 No No #29 - METAL LOCKERS Modern Bin $7,841.00 1 Yes RECOMMENDAWARD � Hauenstein and Burmeist $9,920.00 No No Faxed Bid #30 - FIRE PROTECTION SPECIALTIES Nardini $723.64 No Yes RE-BID Bartle Sales $972.00 1 ,2 Yes Larsen's $1,266.30 No No Faxed Bid BID TABULATION ORONO CfTY HALL AND BID PACKAGE TWO APRIL 16, 1992 , PUBLIC WORKS BUILDINGS REVISED MAY 5, 1992 OROrJO,M�l BID DESCRIPTION VENDOR BID AMOUNT ADDENDl1�A BID BOND NOTES #31 -OPERABLE WALLS AND FOLDING W.L. Hall $17,743.00 1 Yes RE-BID PARTITIONS Mahin Walz $11,857.00 No No Faxed Bid #32-TOILET AND BATH ACCESSORIES- Bartle Sales $5,232.00 1 ,2 Yes RE-BID SUPPLY I #33 - RESIDENTIAL EQUIPMENT No Bids Received ' #34 - WINDOW BLINDS No Bids Received #35- FLOOR MATS - SUPPLY Bartley Sales $3,840.00 1 ,2 Yes RE-BID #36-PRE-ENGINEERED METAL BDGS. Met-Con $1 1 1,800.00 1 ,2 Yes Cold Storage Only RE- #37 - WHEELCNAIR LIFT Access Mobilit $14,522.95 No No DELE�E Minnesota Elevator $18,387.00 1 ,2 Yes #38 - PLUMBING AND HVAC Allied $390,000.00 1,2 Yes RECOMMENDAWARD McGuire Mechanical $393,669.00 1,2 Yes E an and Sons $397,000.00 1,2 Yes General Sheet Metal $397,500.00 1,2 Yes Southside Plumbin $407,000.00 1 ,2 Yes NewMech $438,666.00 1 ,2 Yes E ui ment Su I $469,000.00 1 ,2 Yes Kumar Mechanical $475,000.00 1,2 Yes Snell Mechanical $487,000.00 1 ,2 Yes BID TABULATION ORONO CITY HALL AND BID PACKAGE TWO APRIL 16, 1992 - PUBLIC WORKS BUILDINGS REVISED MAY 5, 1992 ' ORONO,�Ald BID DESCRIPTION VENDOR BID AMOUNT /�DDENDUM BID BOND NOTES #39 - FIRE PROTECTION National Automatic $46,590.00 1 ,2 Yes RECOMMENDAWARD Carlson Automatic $53,035.00 1 ,2 Yes Falcon Fire Prot. $56,990.00 1 ,2 Yes Olsen Fire $59,300.00 1 ,2 Yes Industrial S rinkler $62,568.00 1 ,2 Yes Allstate Fire $63,400.00 1 ,2 Yes Vikin Automatic $80,937.00 1 ,2 Yes #40 - ELECTRICAL Rid edale Electric $230,200.00 1 ,2 Yes BID WITHDRAWN Ge hardt Electric $279,400.00 1,2 Yes RECOMMENDAWARD Phasor Electric $289,000.00 1 ,2 Yes Lan ford Electric $294,000.00 1 ,2 Yes Electric Service $297,375.00 1 ,2 Yes SECO $297,600.00 1 ,2 Yes Hunt Electric $319,000.00 1 ,2 Yes