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HomeMy WebLinkAbout1974-06-17 Regular Meeting• • MINUTES - REGULAR MEETING OF THE L'A PORTE CITY COMMISSION, LA PORTE, TEXAS JUNE 17, 1974 T:00 P.M. MEMBERS OF THE COMMISSION PRESENT: Mayor E. A. Thomas, Commissioners C. D. Christensen, A. Uel Price, and C. D. Boyle MEMBERS OF THE COMMISSION ABSENT: I. J. Kibodeaux OTHER CITY OFFICIALS PRESENT: Larry L. Broussard, Director of Finance; Margie Goyen, City Clerk; Knox Askins, City Attorney; Robert Cline, Director of Public Works; H. F. Freeman, Chief of Police • OTHERS PRESENT: Johnny Busch and Jim Hutchison, Consulting Engineers. PRESIDING: Mayor Thomas + + + Invocation was offered by Commissioner Christensen. 1. ACCEPT BIDS FOR CIVIC CENTER AND LIBRARY ROOFS Mayor Thomas asked if anyone had a bid for the civic center and library roofs. There was no one present. The bids were declaimed closed. No bids were received. Since no bids were received, the City is at liberty to contact individuals to bid the job and then has the right to accept or reject on individual basis. C ~ ~ • Regular Meeting 6/17/74 - Continued • Motion by Commissioner Christensen and seconded by Commissioner Price to allow Mr. Hutchison and Mr. Cline to contact any number of roofers and get prices. Motion carried by the following vote: AYES: Commissioners Christensen, Price, and Boyle. NAYS: None. ABSENT: Commissioner Kibodeaux. + + + 2. LADIES AUXILIARY FIRE TEAM - Mayor Thomas stated that La Porte was the most fortunate City in the State tonight. A group of ladies went to Laredo, Texas and won first place in the State with their pumper team. Mayor Thomas called on Mr. Joe Sease and Mr. Jack Oliphant to give a brief resume on what happened. Last year the ladies had won second, but this year they had done better by winning first place. Every- one was quite proud of this honor. The Team Captain's husband, Mr. Jack Oliphant, introduced the Ladies Pumper Team. Mrs. E. A. Thomas, Chaperon; Mrs. Judi Liska, Andrew Liska, ex-Fire Marshal's wife; Mrs. Bonnie Crager, Robert Crager, Assistant Chief's wife; Mrs. Kitty Meek, Larry Meek, Assistant Chief of the Western Department at Fairmont Park, wife and Patricia Oliphant, his wife. Other members absent were Mrs. Cecile Edwards, Mrs. Norene Booth and Mrs. Clara Greer. Mrs. N. W. Neville was recognized as going as another chaperon. Trophies were presented. The Travel Trophy is a rotating trophy which La Porte hopefully will receive again next year. The Team received a Nozzle Trophy and a large First Place Trophy which remains in La Porte. A hand of applause was given to the Ladies Pumper Team. Mrs. Patricia Oliphant thanked Mayor Thomas, the City and the Commission for allowing the Ladies Pumper Team to go and represent the City. They had moments of seriousness, lots of fun, and made many new friends from all over the state. They are looking forward to going again. • Mayfly Thomas again stated how proud the City was to have the best Ladies Pumper Team in the State. + + + 3 • Regular Meeting 6/17/74 - Continued • 3. APPROVAL OF MINUTES - REGULAR MEETING JUNE 3, 1974, AND SPECIAL MEETING JUNE 11, 1974 - Motion by Commissioner Price, seconded by Commissioner Boyle to approve the minutes of the regular meeting of June 3, 1974, and the special meeting of June 11, 1974, Motion carried by the following vote: AYES: Commissioners Christensen, Price, and Boyle. NAYS: None. ABSENT: Commissioner Kibodeaux. + + + 4. VACATION - Mayor Thomas stated that Commissioner Kibodeaux and his wife were on vacation, which explained his absence. + + + • 5. APPROVAL OF ACCOUNTS PAYABLE - Motion by Commissioner Boyle, seconded by Commissioner Price to accept the accounts payable as listed, a copy of which is attached. Motion carried by the following vote: AYES: Commissioners Christensen, Price, and Boyle. NAYS: None. ABSENT: Commissioner Kibodeaux. + + + 6. VISITORS WISHING TO ADDRESS THE COMMISSION - Mr. John Klein, 724 South Carroll - addressed the Commission regarding garbage and trash. He stated that he was an employee of the City and there was a growing problem of shortage of employees and equipment for garbage and trash pick-up. After some discussion, this item was put on the agenda for work shop, June 26, 1974. Mayor Thomas asked if the agenda had been posted according to law. The City Clerk affirmed. Mayor Thomas welcomed all the visitors and thanked them for attending. • • Regular Meeting 6/17/74 - Continued SEMINAR - MR. DAN KENNEDY - Mr. Kennedy gave a brief report on his seminar in E1 Paso, Texas, and how much he had enjoyed it. Most cities have similar plumbing problems. + + + 7. TO RATIFY AUTHORIZING MR. JOHNNY BUSCH TO MAKE SURVEY OF TWO WATER WELLS (COST NOT TO EXCEED $2,000.00) This has been discussed and includes four water wells. Motion by Commissioner Christensen, seconded by Com- missioner Price to ratify authorizing Mr. Johnny Busch to make survey of four water wells, cost not to exceed $2,000.00. Motion carried by the following vote: AYES: Commissioners NAYS: None. ABSENT: Commissioner Christensen, Price, and Boyle. Kibodeaux. + + + • 8. AWARD BID FOR STEEL REFUSE CONTAINERS - Motion by Commissioner Christensen, seconded by Commissioner Price to award the bid for steel refuse containers to the low bidder Duncan Equipment, Inc. Motion carried by the following vote: AYES: Commissioners NAYS: None. ABSENT: Commissioner Christensen, Price, and Boyle. Kibodeaux. + + + • 9. REQUEST TO ADVERTISE AND ACCEPT BIDS JULY 15, 1974, 7:00 P.M. ON REPLACING PORTION OF WATER LINE ON BELFAST ROAD - Motion by Commissioner Price, seconded by Commissioner Boyle to advertise and accept bids on July 15, 1974, 7:00 P.M. on replacing a portion of water line on Belfast Road. Motion carried by the following vote: AYES: Commissioners NAYS: None. ABSENT: Commissioner Christensen, Price, and Boyle. Kibodeaux. + + + S • Regular Meeting 6/17/74 - Continued 10. ORDINANCE REPEALING ORDINANCE NO. 989 - Ordinance No. 989, setting up an Airport Board, was in conflict with the Charter. Ordinance No. 993 setting up an Airport Advisory Committee was read by Mayor Thomas. Motion by Commissioner Price, seconded by Commissioner Boyle to adopt Ordinance No. 993 as read. Motion carried by the following vote: AYES: Commissioners Christensen, Price, and Boyle. NAYS: None. ABSENT: Commissioner Kibodeaux. CAPTION: AN ORDINANCE REPEALING ORDINANCE N0. 989, PASSED AND APPROVED ON MAY 20, 1974; AND CREATING THE CITY OF LA PORTE AIRPORT ADVISORY COMMITTEE, AND APPOINTING THE MEMBERS THEREOF: AND PROVIDING AN EFFECTIVE DATE HEREOF. + + + • 11. CONSIDER ORDINANCE CLOSING ALLEY WITHIN BLOCK 824, TOWN OF LA PORTE, HARRIS, COUNTY, TEXAS - All legal require- ments have been met for the closing of this alley. The City is in receipt of a check in the amount of $405.00, payable to the City for this property; and a check payable to Mr. Otis Graham, Realtor, in the amount of $350.00 for appraisal, paid under protest. Mr. Al Ward had made the request for the closing and was in agreement with Mr. Graham as appraiser. There was a brief discussion regarding future appraisal fees and it was established that some price should be determined prior to the appraisal no matter who the appraiser might be. ORDINANCE NO. 994 was read by Mayor Thomas. Motion by Commissioner Price, seconded by Commissioner Boyle to adopt Ordinance No. 994 as read. The motion carried by the following vote: AYES: Commissioners NAYS: None. ABSENT: Commissioner Christensen, Price, and Boyle. Kibodeaux. • ~ • • Regular Meeting - 6/17/17 - Continued CAPTION: AN ORDINANCE VACATING, ABANDONING AND CLOSING A PORTION OF THE ALLEY LYING WITHIN BLOCK EIGHT HUNDRED TWENTY-FOUR (824), TOWN OF LA PORT, HARRIS COUNTY, TEXAS. + + + • 12. CONSIDER REQUEST OF MR. CHARLES MARTORELL WITH REFERENCE TO SAFETY CALENDARS - This item had been discussed at the previous meeting. Mr. Martorell was recognized to answer any questions. It was established that the publisher would bear the costs of the calendars even if enough ads were not sold to local business establish- ments. Motion by Commissioner Christensen, seconded by Commissioner Price to authorize the request for safety calendars for the Police Association, at no cost to the City. Motion carried by the following vote: AYES: Commissioners Christensen, Price, and Boyle. NAYS: None. ABSENT: Commissioner Kibodeaux. + + + 13. DISCUSS PROPOSED LEASE MAP FOR LA PORTE MUNICIPAL AIRPORT - Mr. Jim Hutchison presented a proposed lease map for the La Porte Municipal Airport. The Commission was pleased with the plan. Mr. Askins recommended lot or tract numbers. The Engineer recommended no further leasing of the southern portion at this time. The proposed map is O.K. with the FAA and is based on the same layout as Hobby Airport. Other things to be considered are lease fees for some idea of projected revenue. .7 Motion by Commissioner Price, seconded by Commissioner Boyle to accept the proposed lease map for further study and discussion at the Work Shop, June 26, 1974. Motion carried by the following vote: ~ ~ ~ • Regular Meeting - 6/17/74 - Continued AYES: Commissioners NAYS: None. ABSENT: Commissioner Christensen, Price, and Boyle. Kibodeaux. + + + 14. ORDINANCE APPOINTING PLANNING & ZONING COMMISSION Ordinance No. 995, appointing the Planning and Zoning Commission was read by Mayor Thomas. Motion by Commissioner Boyle, seconded by Commissioner Price to adopt Ordinance No. 995 as read. The motion carried by the following vote: AYES: Commissioners Christensen, Price, and Boyle. NAYS: None. ABSENT: Commissioner Kibodeaux. + + + • 15. CORRESPONDENCE - (A) Mayor Thomas read a letter of resignation from Mr. E. W. Felscher, Chairman, of the Housing Committee. Mayor Thomas stated he would try and have someone for appointment for the next meeting. (B) Mayor Thomas read a letter from Mayor Fred Hofheinz stating that a public hearing would be conducted on the Southwestern Bell Rate Hearing and Mr. Thomas B. Tyson would contact all cities of the hearing date for represen- tation. (C) Request from the School Board to the City of La Porte. We have a sanitary sewer line that goes across the campus grounds and through a portion of their football field and they want to make an extension to the visitors stadium. They have requested to put this stadium over a portion of this sewer line. It was established that the school would be liable for any damage to the City line. Secondly a letter of agreement would be drawn up between the City and the School to protect the City. Thirdly, the School should be liable for attorney fees and engineering fees once the work is begun. ~ • • Regular Meeting - 6/17/74 - Continued Mayor Thomas will contact Mr. Pierce informing him of this. + + + 16. DISCUSSION OF DEPARTMENT PROJECTS - (A) Mr. Broussard presented a Partial Pay Estimate from McKey Construction & Equipment Rentals, Inc. Mr. Busch stated that 90$ of the work on the projects on old Highway 146 were completed and recommended paying this estimate. Motion by Commissioner Christensen, seconded by Commissioner Price to pay Estimate No. 4 from McKey Construction & Equipment Rentals, Inc., in the amount of $8,156.82. Motion carried by the following vote: AYES: Commissioners Christensen, Price, and Boyle. NAYS: None. ABSENT: Commissioner Kibodeaux. • There is still much clean-up work to be done. Mr. Cline will get with Mr. McKey to take care of the problems whether they are the City's or Mr. McKey's, since there is quite a problem for Mr. Lawler in regard to his streets. + + + (B)Mr. Busch discussed the Texas Water Quality Board letter. Mayor Thomas, Commissioner Price, Mr. Cline and Mr. Busch attended the hearing of the Gulf Coast Waste Disposal at the office in Clear Lake City several months ago, to listen to the proposition of Gulf.~Coast Waste Disposal taking over the treatment of the Bay MUD and the City of Shoreacres. At that time, the City of La Porte presented an alternate plan that the City of La Porte would be regional operator for the cities of Bay MUD, Shoreacres, Collegeview, Morgans Point and Spenwick. • ~ • • • Regular Meeting - 6/17/74 - Continued The examiner's report was received today and Mr. Busch gave a brief report on the examiners recommendation. The report pointed out that although the proposal from La Porte had merit, it is recommending to the Texas Water Quality Board that the Gulf Coast Waste Disposal District Authority concept be adopted. A Public Hearing will be held in Austin on June 26, 1974, when the previous petitions will be reviewed with the Texas Water Quality Board and probably some action will be taken by the official board. If the City should want to pursue it further, the City should be represented at said hearing. It was decided that the City would pursue the matter further because even if the Board should not consider La Porte's proposal another grant might be received and La Porte might be the regional operator of the remaining entities. Mr. Busch and a member of the Commission will go to Austin to attend the hearing, June 26, 1974. • (C) Commissioner Christensen asked Mr. Busch about the Inflow-Infiltration Project. Mr. Busch stated that it was about 80~ complete. + + + 17. ADJOURNMENT - Motion by Commissioner Price, seconded by Commissioner Christensen that the meeting be adjourned. Motion carried by the following vote: AYES: Commissioners Christensen, Price, and Boyle. NAYS: None. ABSENT: Commissioner Kibodeaux. The meeting of the City Commission adjourned at 8:40 P.M. 6 Margie oyen, Ci y Clerk Passed and approved this • the lst day of July, 1974 ~~ E. A. Thomas, Mayor ., .~ • • SCHEDULE OF ACCOUNTS PAYABLE Submitted for Approval at the June 17, 1974, Meeting, City Council, 7:00 P.M. Creditor Description Amount 1'urrentine, R. E. County Clerk Abcor, Inc. Adler Auto Parts Admiral Linen•Service Ad Valorem Records, Inc. Ad Valorem Records, Inc. Allen ~ Kerber Parts, Inc. American Telephone $ Telegraph Andy's Garage Askins, Knox Bailey, A. G., Co. liay Plumbing Supply Bayshore Municipal Utility Dist. Bayshore Electric Co. Ba~~ .own Sun B ranklin Bobbie's Cafe Briggs - 1Veaver Brown $ Root, Inc. Bro~tining - Ferris Industries Busch, Hutchison ~ Assoc. City of Pasadena Dixie Chemical Co. Eagle Pipe ~, Supply Co., Inc. Edelman's House of Uniforms Ellington Army Store Gamon -•Calmet Industries, Inc. Guif Oil Products Gulf States Asphalt Co., Inc. I-iarrison Equipment Co., Inc. Houston Natural Gas Corp. 1-Iouston Lighting F, Power E-Ioustdn Welding Supply Co., Inc. Hunter~Chemicals, Inc.. Abstract filing (Perry Archer) Parts Parts Cleaning Water Billing for May Delinquent Taxes Parts Teletype Service Service Legal Services Repairs to Swimming Pool Parts Water >~ Sewer Invoice Advertising per Invoice Prisoner's A9eals Parts type "D" HMAC SVC Container Services Services Chlorine Supplies Uniforms Tarp 14ater Meters Gas Supplies Supplies Services Services Supplies Supplies I~~strial Solvents Supplies In ernational Assoc. for Identification Dues Ineeda Linen Service Cleaning E. F. Johnson, Co. Parts K. r=, D. Lawnmower Parts Landrum, Huglt L. Services La Porte Carpet Co. ~ Repairs La Porte Hardware Co., Inc. Supplies La Porte Lumber Co., Inc. Supplies E. L. Lester,$ Co. per Invoices Lone Star Industries Shell I~• day's Shell Service ~~: Services Moore Paper Co. Supplies Jay Marks Chevrolet ~ Repairs i~!a.i~t.land 'Tire F, Appliance Co. Services Neel Tool Co. Parts Oak Forest Tire 8 Supply Tires Oxford Chemicals Supplies $ 6.00 34.78 912.28 232.00 497.45 409.39 113.00 99.89 6.00 x,053.00 99.22 612.64 107.33 51.40 43.70 8.52 64.75 105.38 620.04 84.68 1,228.80 29.79 946.00 38.71 12.20 38.95 1,552.40 634.]5 161.64 5.00 3.67 3,205.77 7.50 154.00 35.86 20.00 3.72 138.36 11.15 5,000.00 12.50 328.61 268.55 54.48 774.90 11.60 92.48 188.87 5.00 8.95 98.00 99.90 • • PAGC 2 A~ unts Payal~le J~ ]7, ]974 ' Creditor Description Amount Pasadena Dodge Center, Inc. Parker Bros. Fr Co., Inc. Paymaster Corp. Pfeiffer - Gambrell, Inc. Pollcer IVeldi.ng Rawson $ Co., Inc. Reeder Plumbing ~ Heating Rohan Co. Safety Lights Co. Art Simons rlodus Operandi Unlimited Singer Division, Layne Texas Co. Siia:rp Grain Co. Soi;tlnvest A7eter F Supply Co. Southwestern Bell Telephone Co. Standard Coffee Service Co. Paul Strong Ted's Supply, Inc. T~5 Electric Equipment Co. Te as Crushed Stone Co. ~Jtility Supply Co. ~IValker Bearing Co. iVes co 1Vfiite Supply Co. Worthington Ice Maker Parts 7.82 Gravel ~ 113.76 Rental 62.50 Services 194.65 Services 4.00 Parts 46.98 Repairs 41.75 Supplies 812.20 Lights $ Stands 44.60 Badges 142.00 Repairs 324.27 Supplies 17.48 Parts 43.79 Services 1.094.94 Supplies 92.77 Services 350.00 Parts 38.70 Repairs 123.32 Limestone 827.38 Parts 14.92 Parts 17.96 Parts 26.47 Supplies 190.56 Rental 30.00 • BIJSCH, HUTCNISON 8c ASSU~iIN i L5, 11 V V. CONDU1.71/10 /IIOINt/I1~ ___. = ~ • 1107 IIttTW000 0111VR ~ OATIOWN, TLXAO 77020 ~- -NONt (711) X22 X2~! June 17, 1974 ESTIMATE NUMDER: Four (4_~ - May 1, 1974 through Present PROJECT: City of La Porte - Water and Sewer Mains, Various Locations - Job too. 73-1029 CONTRAC70R: McKev Construction & Equipment Rentals, Inc. AMOUNT OF CONTRACT: X94,071.00 CONSTRUCTION TIME: 75 4(orkinq Days Item No. Item ua tit Unit Unit Price Total 1. 8" Class 150 Asbestos-Cement Water line, by open trench construction Com lets in lace 3 680 L.F. 5.00 18,400.00 j 2. 8" Class 150 Asbestos-Cement 1 Water Line, by augered construC~. tion Com lets in lace 457 L:F. 13.50 6,169.50 ~ 3. 1 6" Class 150 Asbestos-Cement Water Line, by open trench I construction Com lets in lace 4 163 L.F. 4.10 17,068.30 3a. 6" Class 150 Asbestos-Cement Catlett - Dater Line, by open trench con- 883 6,181.00 struction with special backfill on Catlett Lane, Com lets in lace 1,100 L.F.° 7.00 7,700.00 4. 6" Class 150 Asbestos-Cement Catlett - 186 ~ Water Line, by augered construc- 2,232.00 tion Com lets in lace L.F. 12.00 4 5. 2" P.V.C. Water Line, , ° Com lets in lace 413 L,F, 3.00 1,239.00 6. 8" x 8" x 6" C.I. Tee, Com lets in lace 8 Each 85.00 680.00 7. 6" x 6" x 6" C.I. Tee, Catlett - ' Com lets in lace Each 70.00 70.00 ~ 8 • ,. 6" x 22-1/2° C.I. Bend. Com lets in lace 1 Each 45.00 s ' 45 0 Continued Page Two .. ty of La Por i=~ ~L~ ~~ McKey Construction d~ Equipment Ifenta~s, ~~-c.. - tst~rr~ate 4 C r' L_ ~ item No. Item - uantit ---- Unit Unit Price Total g. G" x 45° Ocnd, Complete in lace 2 Each 50.00 100.00 10. G" x 90° Dend, Com lete in lace 7 Each 50.00 350.00 11. a" Gate Valve w/Valve Box, Com fete in lace 6 Each 225.00 1 350.~~~ Catlett - 12. 6" Gate Valve w/Valve Box, 1 160.00 Com lete in lace 21 Each 160.00 3 3F,0.00 13. 2" Gate Valve w/Valve Box, '~ Com lete in lace 2 Each 90.00 10.00 14. 6" x 2" A.C. Pipe to PY~ Pipe ' Reducer Com lete in lace 1 Each 25.00 25.07 i5. 2" x Z" x 2" PVC Tee, Com lete in lace 1 Each 10.00 10.00 16. 12" x 12" x 6" lapping Sleeve and Valve w/Valve Box, Catlett- ~ Com lete in lace 1 Each 500.00 500.00 17. G" x 6" x 6" Tapping Sleeve ~~ I and Valve w/Valve Box, Catlett - ~ Com lete in lace 2 Each 450.00 900.00 18. 2" C.I. Plug w/1" Riser and f ' Valve Com lete in lace 2 Each 75.00 150.00 19. 8" C.I. Plug, Center Tapped.. with 2" Riser and Valve, Com lete in lace Each 100.00 100.00 20. 6" C.I. Plug, Center lapped with 2" Riser and Valve, Com lete in lace 3 Each 95.00 285.00 21. ~ Fire Nydrant, 4' Bury, Catlett - 2 750 00 Com lete in lace Each 375.00 . 22. 8" Y.C. Sanitary Sewer R.G. , Joints 0-6' Cut. Complete•• in lace 360 L.F 5.00 ~. 1.800.00 Continued Pala 7hres fi' ~..{ Y4l~Tt • IIL l~ item No. Item uantit Unit Unit Price Total 23. 0" Y,C. Sanitary Sewer. R.G. Joints 6-8' Cut. Complete in lace 1,142 L.F: 5.50 6,281.00 24. a" P.V.C. Sanitary Sewer, R.G. Joints by angered construction, Com late in lace 50 L.F. 12.00 600.00 25. Sanitary Sewer Manholes, Com late in lace 6 Each 350.00 2 100.00 26. Extra Depth for Sanitary Sewer Vert. manhole in excess of 8 feet 2 Feet 30.00 60.00 27. Removing existing flexible base pavement and replacing with 8" Cement Stabilized ,Shell Base and 1-1/2" Type "F" Not Mix 11s halt Surface - 0 - S Y. 9.00 - 0 - 28. Road Shell for Road, Shoulder, Driveway, etc., Repairs (Delivery Ticket Basis) Com late in lace 175 C.Y. 8.00 1,400.00 29. Remove Existing Fence and Construct New Fence with 4 barbed wires and 6' long x 4" Min. Dia. Creosoted Fence , Post at 9' Center to Center 369 L.F. 1.00 369.00 30. Timber ordered left in trench -.0 - 1000 B.F. 10.00 - 0 - 31. 8" Plu for Sanitar Sewer ~ 1 Each 5,00 5.00 32. 3/4" Copper Service Line by open Catlett - trenchin Com late in lace L.F. 3:50 325,50 33. 3/4" Copper Service Line by push- . ing under street, Complete in lace - 0 - L.F. 4.00 - 0 - !,34. 3/4" Corporation Stops installed in A.C. pipe threaded brass insert couplings as 5ervica Yaps, Catlett - Com late a e 21 Eac ~5 1 050.00 Continued Pa9t Fouts ~~ ~.~ty u~ ~a Por - +~~~4 McKey Constructlon 6 Equi~x~i+.¢~~- ,`~h ~~ • ~ _ ~ ~~~'-• Asti'°u« '' item No. Item uantit Unit Unit Price Total 35. 6" x B" Reducers 2 Each 65.00 130.00 36. 8" x 8" x 8" Tee 2 Each 100.00 200.00 2-27-74 Proposal accepted for items covering Relocation of Catlett Lane Waterline - 8y Change Order 1. Remove existin sidewalk All ~ L.S. 500.00 500.00 2. Fill Sand 126 C.Y. 5.00 630.00 3. Sidewalks, Drivewa s 4,959.5 S.F. x{.75 8,679.13 4. A lied to Item 3a above 5. Breaks - Waterline 7 Each 350.00 350.00 ' TOTAL WORK COMPLETED $104,693.43 Work Completed to Date Pay 90X of $104,693.43 Less Previous Payments PAY THIS AMOUNT / l~~ ~ . J. Busch, Jr.; P.E. AJB/sh $104,693.43 94,224.09 86,067.27 Total work completed - Catlett Lane 8,156.82 ( $22,327.63 Pay 90% of $22,327.63 $20,094.87 Less Previous Payments Estimate # 1 5345.10 Estimate # 2 5685.30 Estimate # 3 1253.25 12,283.65 ' Fairmont Park Fund this estimate $ 7,811.22