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3) That in case of central processing unit failure, there be sufficient memory capability within each department to continue operations. He further reported that the OIS team was in the final stages of analyzing and evaluating the top six vendors who had submitted bids, and would come to Council with a final recommendation for bid award on February 7th. Mr. Stone then responded to Council questions. BRIEFING The Mayor updated the Council SA/OC TRANSPORTATION CENTER on events which had transpired relative to the Santa Ana/ Orange County Transportation Center within the last week, explaining that he felt a briefing was necessary prior to the Council making a decision on this item later in the agenda. The City Manager outlined the goals relative to the project which were as follows: 1) That construction be underway this spring; 2) That the facility be of quality construction; 3) That a budget be established for the project to assist with future attempts to secure State/ Federal assistance; and 4) That the City assure the facility be responsive to Amtrak lease requirements. He then explained that three course of action existed with regard to the Transportation Center: 1) That the City proceed with Archiplan as the contractor, and that construction be "fast-tracked" under the supervision of a construction engineering firm. 2) That Archiplan be replaced but construction be "fast- tracked" as in #1; or 3) That the City follow a design/build process whereby the construction firm hires an architect. He also explained that regardless of the course of action with regard to the architect, it was necessary that the construction package be sent out for bids as soon as possible in order that the project proceed in a timely manner. He then responded to Council questions. RECESS of Orange County. At 6:00 p.m., the Council recessed to dinner at the Camelot Restaurant, 1100 South Grand, with representatives of the Civic Center Commission CITY COUNCIL MINUTES 10 JANUARY 3, 1983