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<br /> 85 <br /> Regular Meeting August 25, 1986 Page 17 <br /> Mayor Younger introduced for consideration approval of award of bid <br /> for an airport waterline. Mr. Coddington moved to award bid to <br /> Trans-Tex Supply in the amount of $58,860.00 and Mayor Younger se- <br /> conded the motion, which passed unanimously. <br /> Mayor Younger introduced for consideration approval of award of bid <br /> for a rubber tire loader. Ms. Kissler moved to award bid to Holt <br /> Machinery Company of Austin, Texas in the amount of $60,245.00 <br /> with a guarantee of buy-back of $49,980.00 and Mr. Coddington se- <br /> conded the motion, which passed unanimously. <br /> Mayor Younger introduced for consideration authorization to bid the <br /> Spring lake Pump Station Water Well No.1 Capacity Increase. Mr. <br /> Guerra moved for authorization to bid and Mr. Farr seconded the mo- <br /> tion, which passed unanimously. <br /> Mayor Younger introduced for consideration approval for proposal for <br /> Municipal Court (office space). Judge Rose made a recommendation on <br /> two of the proposals received because she felt only two of the proposals <br /> received could provide adequate parking. Mr. Farr stated he felt the <br /> City did not have the dollars to entertain any of these proposals. He <br /> stated there is $67,000.00 in the proposed budget to address the space <br /> problems of the Police Department and Municipal Court. Mr. Coddington <br /> expressed interest in the proposal submitted for the propert~ located <br /> at 504 Broadway in the amount of $165,000.00 asking price. Mr. Nicola <br /> and Ms. Kissler expressed interest in the $67,000.00 portable building <br /> for Police and Municipal Court. Mr. Nicola stated he agreed with Mr. <br /> Parr's recommendation for the modular building at $67,000.00 to be <br /> placed next to the Police Department, which could provide space for <br /> the Police Department and Municipal Court. Mr. Guerra reminded the <br /> Council that the attorney who was involved with the three-member <br /> Council Committee in making recommendations to the City Council re- <br /> garding the Municipal Court said the Municipal Court and Police De- <br /> partment need to physically be detached. The Council expressed that <br /> a division can be made of the Municipal Court and Police Department. <br /> Mayor Younger stated he is in favor of proceeding with the portable <br /> building. Mr. Farr stated he supports Ms. Kissler and Messrs. Nicola <br /> and Guerra's recommendation. Mr. Coddington stated he is not inter- <br /> ested in a portable building and would like to pursue purchase of <br /> the Broadway property. Mr. Brown stated he supports the portable <br /> building. Mr. Nicola directed the City Manager provide alternate <br /> sites for placement of the portable building and provide the Council <br /> with a layout of the Police Department and Municipal Court with Judge <br /> Rose to have input in the layout. <br /> Mayor Younger introduced a discussion regarding temporary space for <br /> the Municipal Court Judge. Judge Rose expressed a need for temporary <br /> office space. She was directed to provide the proposed lease to the <br /> Legal Department for review and preparation of a Resolution so that <br /> the Council can formally consider the Lease and the Council indicated <br /> the funds for the remainder of this fiscal year could come from contin- <br /> gency funds. <br /> Mayor Younger introduced a discussion by the Chamber of Commerce Govern- <br /> ment Affairs Committee regarding a discussion for the Council to appoint <br /> a Committee to review the Capital Recovery Pee Ordinances. Jim Gandy <br /> stated the Committee wants the Council to rethink the capital recovery <br /> fee program, as it has diminished growth in San Marcos. Chuck Smith <br /> reviewed results of a survey with the Council showing a need to re-eval- <br /> uate the fees. Mr. Farr asked if the Committee wanted the Council to <br />