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In Re Warrant Carol Aronovici · In Re Petition Pavlmg Palm Ave. In Re Traffic Congestion at First and Main. In Re Reso. No. 19V1 Adopt, Plans & Spec. Baker bet let and 4th. In Re Reso. of Award No. 19?2--Broadway. 291 amount of $11Z5.00. On motion of Trustee Goode, seconded by McBride and car- ried~ the Clerk was instructed to draw a warrant in amount of $500.00 in favor of Carol Aronovici as final payment on contract. On checking petition for paving Palm Avenue between Wright and Mabury with cemen~ concrete and counter peti- tion to pave with asphaltic cement, the City Manager reported thet the asphaltic petition carried the biggest percentage, namely 8V.42%. On motion of Trustee McBride seconded by Goode and carried, the City Ensineer was instructed to prepare plans and specifications for the pavirg of Palm Avenue between Wright and Mabury with five inch asphaltic pavement. On motion of Trustee McBride, seconded by Chancy and oar tied, the City Manager was instructed to investigate traffic congestion at First and Main Streets caused by produce peddlers. A resolution adopting plans and specifications for the improvement ~o be made upon' and along Baker Street between First and Fourth, was filed, read, considered, designated ~esolution No. 19V1 and passed by the follow- ing vote: A~es, Trustees J. L. McBride, W. J. Kelly, Homer C. Chaney, Stanley E.Goode, F.L. Furinton Noes, Trustees None. Absent, Trustees None. ,, This being the time and place fixed for the opening of bids or preposals for the w~k ordered done and improve- ment made upon a portion of Broadway and Riverside Drive and briefly described in Resolution of Intention No. 1958, and the City Council being duly convened in open session proceeded to and did publicly open, examine and declare all bids received as follows: Item No. 1. The grading to a subgrade and the placing thereon of an Asphaltic Concrete pavement having a total thickness of six (6) inches, complete with the furnish- ing of all necessary equipment, labor and material for the sum of $ per square foot. Item No. Z. -T~-~adingto a subgrade and the placing thereon of an Asphaltice Concrete pavement having a total thickness of five (5) inches, complete with th~ 3 ' furnishing of all~eceaear~ equipment, labc~ and material for the sum ~f $ per square foot. Item No. 5. The excavation for and the construction of Portland Cmzent Concrete Curbs, complete with the fur- nishi~ of all necessary equipment, labor and material for the sum of $ per linear foot. Item No. A. The excavation for amd the construction of Portland Cement Concrete sidewalks having a total thick- ness of three ami one-half (5}) inches, complete with the furnishing of all necessary equipment, labor and material for the sum of $ per square foot.