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6245 Street Improvements
AN ORDINANCE ratifying and confirming a contract with the Brown and Brown Construction Company for the resurfacing improvements on certain streets in the City of Salina, Kansas, and providing for the issuance Of temporary notes to pay the cost thereof pending the issuance and sale of bonds. BE IT MAIM by the Board of Commissioner& of the City of Salina, Kansas: Section 1. That the acceptance by the City of Salina, Kansas, of the proposal of the Brown and Brown Construction Coommpany, hereinafter referred to as the "Contractor" as submitted to the Board of Commissioners on June 10, 1958, which is hereby found to be the lowest and best bid for such work, and the contract awarded by the Board of Commissioners of the City to said contractor and signed on behalf of the City by its Mayor on June 17, 1958, for the construction of certain public improvements in the City of Salina, Kansas, to -wit: Resurfacing of �Col��le� Avenue (37.5 feet wide from curb to curb) wiVE'�t�T�asphaltic concrete from the south line of Park Street to the north line of Walnut Street, as provided for by Resolution Number 1964 and Ordinance Number 6234. Resurfacing of Mulberry (47.3 feet wide from curb to curb) with ho'T—xWx—*T asphaltic concrete from the west line of Santa Fie Avenue to the east line of Ninth Street, 4s provided for by Resolution Number 1965 and Ordinance j Nlmmber 6234. Resurfacing of Prescott Avenue (36 feet wide from curb to curb) xe asphaltic concrete from j the west line of Fourth Street to the east line of Santa Fe Avenue, as provided for by Resolution umber I 1966 and Ordinance Number 6234. Resurfacing of Prescott Avenue (30.3 feet wide from curb to curb) asphaltic ooncrete frcmres the west line of Santa Fe Avenue to the east line of Highland Avenue, as provided for by Resolution Number 1967 and Ordinance Number 6234. Resurfacing Of Prescott Avenue (40.2 feet wide from curb to curb) with kat ffixe asphaltic concrete from the east line of Highland Avenue to the east line of Us(& Street, as provided for by Resolution Number 1968 and Ordinance slumber 6234. Resurfacing of Fifth Street (30 feet wide from curb to curb) with hot mim aaspTMtic concrete from the south line of Prescott Avenue to the north line of Republic Avenue, as provided for by resolution Number 1969 and i Ordinance Number 6234. Resurfacing of Seventh Street (47.2 feet wide from curb to curb) with hamdiwd as tic concrete from the south line of Walnut Street to the south line of South street, as provided for by Resolution Number 1970 and Ordinance Number 6234. Resurfacing of Seventh Street (37.5 feet wide from curb to curb )with hot nized asphaltic concrete from the south line of South Street to the south line of Mail Place, as provided for by Resolution Number 1971 and Ordinance Number 6234. Resurfacing of Phi.11i s Street (37.5 feet wide from curb to curb) with h—ot7Z-x'eC-&—spSUtic concrete from the south line of Walnut Street to the north line of South Street, as provided for by Resolution Number 1972 and Ordinance Number 6234. 1 1 1 Resurfacing of Ash Street (38.5 feet wide from curb to curb) with xed asphaltic concrete from the vest line of Ninth Street to the Idesouri Pacific Railroad Tracks, as provided for by Resolution Number 1973 add Ordinance Number 6234. Nesurlacias of %nth ittreet (37.5 feet vide from curb to curb) with h©� tmi�oe�3altic concrete from the south line of Ash street to the north line of Iron Avenue, as provided for by Resolution Number 1974 and Ordinance Number 6234. Resurfacing of Risebland Avenue (34.3 feet wide from curb to curb) with hot mixed as�pya, tic concrete from the south line of Prescott Avenue to the north line of Republic Avenue as provided for by Resolution Dumber 1975 and Ordinance Number 6234. Resurfacing of Tenth street (30 feet wide from curb to curb) with hot mixed asphaltic concrete from the 4uth line of Walnut Street to the north line of South Street, as provided for by Resolution Plumber 1976 and Ordinance Number 6234. Resurfacing of Routh Street (37.2 feet wide from curb to curb) with hot mixed asp otic concrete from the vest line of Fburth Street to the west line of Eighth Street, as provided for by Resolution Number 1977 and. Ordinance Number 6234. Resurfacing of South Street (30.5 feet wide from curb to curb) with hot as tic concrete from the vest line of Eighth Street to the east line of College Avenue, as provided for by Resolution Faber 1978 and Ordinance Number 6234. Resurfacing of Elm Street (47.2 feet wide from curb to curb) with hot mixed asphaltic concrete from the west line of Seventh Street to the east line of Ninth Street, as provided for by Resolution Number 1979 and Ordinance Number 6234. Resurfacing of Tenth Street (25.2 feet wide from curb to curb) with hot mixed as tic concrete from the south line of South Street to the south line of Morrison Avenue, as provided for by Resolution Number 1980 and Ordinance Number 6234. Resurfacing of Morrison Avenue (25 feet wide from curb to curb) with hot nixedasjU=c concrete from the vest line of Ninth street to the east line of Tenth Street, as provided for by Resolution Number 1981 and Ordinance Number 6234. Resurfacing of Weil Place (28.5 feet wide from curb to curb) with hot mixed asphaltic concrete from the east line of Eighth Street to to twit line of Seventh Street, as provided for by Resolution Number 1982 and Ordinance Number 6234. at and for the unit price for said work contained in said proposal, which proposal and contract are hereby referred to and made parts of this ordinace, be and the same is hereby ratified and confirmed, said proposal being within the estimated cost of said improvements as shown by the sworn estimates of the City Engineer on file in the office of the City Clerk, which estimates are hereby referred to and made a part of this ordinance. Sect_ 2. Said improvements shall be built and constructed in accordance with the plans and specifications therefore prepared by the City lagineer on file in the office of the City Clerk and in accordance with the proposal of said contractor and under the terms of said contract, all of which are hereby referred to and made a part of this ordinance. Section 3. That temporary notes signed by the Mayor and attested by the City Clerk be isom .frac time to tis as the work progresses in the manner and form as required by lav the total amount thereof not to exceed the amount of $M,410.00 for such work, such notes to bear interest not to exceed 5 per cent per annum and to =two not later than December 1, 1959, and to be issued in such amounts and at such times as money for the payment of the cost of such notes being issued to said contractor and to be redeemed and cancelled at the time that permanent bonds are issued in lieu thereof. Section 4. This ordinance shall take effect and be in force from and after its adoption I and publication once in the official city paper. i Introduced: dune 10, 1958 i Passed: June 17, 1958 C Acting Mayor (SNAL) Attest: f�.. City Clerk