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.7 <br />• <br />• <br />• <br />Regular Meeting 4/17/72 - continued <br />Commission and Ordinance No. 920 appointing the <br />Mayors Pro-Tem and stated these Ordinances were <br />passed in the Executive Session after the special <br />meeting of April 10, 1972 and were a part of the <br />minutes of the special meeting. <br />+ + + <br />2. Judge Williamson administered the oath of office <br />to Charles D. Christensen, appointed by the <br />Commission to fill the unexpired term of E. A. Thomas, <br />Position 1 of the Commission. <br />+ + + <br />3. Motion by Comm. Kibodeaux, seconded by Comm.. Christensen <br />to appoint Comm. Boyle as Mayor Pro-Tem until May 1, 1972 <br />at which time Ordinance No. 920 will be effective. <br />Motion carried by the following vote: <br />AYES: Commissioners Christensen, Kibodeaux and Boyle.. <br />NAYS: None. <br />ABSENT: Commissioner Sampson. <br />+ + + <br />4. Les McDonald, Baytown Engineering Company, addressed <br />the Commission in regards to bids received for the <br />eight (8) inch water line extension along S. Broadway. <br />Mr. McDonald stated there were nine C9) bids received and <br />although the low bid was submitted by McKey Construction <br />Company, it was an incomplete bid as Mr. McKey did not <br />submitt a signed proposal or number of working days, <br />therefore his recommendation was to award the bid <br />to the next lowest legal bidder, Baytown Utility Corp. <br />City Attorney, Knox Askins, verified Mr. Mc Donald's <br />statement that Mr. McKey's bid was incomplete and <br />therefore invalid. <br />Motion by Comm. Kibodeaux, seconded by Comm. Boyle <br />to award the bid to the next lowest bidder, Baytown <br />Utility Corporation in the amount of $20,746.76. <br />Motion carried by the following vote: <br /> <br />