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regular meeting, june 25, 1973 page two following vote was recorded: AYE: Cunningham, DeLa Rosa, Dib~ell, Etheredge, Flores, King, Tauch NAY: None the Mayor declared the Ordinance Passed, Approved and Adopted. The Mayor read the caption of an ordinance as follo~s: AN ORDINANCE DEDICATING CERTAIN REAL PROPERTY, TITLE TO WHICH IS PRESENTLY VESTED IN THE CITY OF SAN MARCOS, TEXAS, FOR PARK AND RECREATIONAL RELATED ACTIVITIES. I Mr. King moved the Ordinance be approved on third and final reading. Mr. Dela Rosa seconded the motion. On roll call, the final vote was recorded: AYE: Cunningham, DeLa Rosa, Dibrell, Etheredge, Flores, King, Tauch NAY: None The Mayor declared the Ordinance Passed, Approved and Adopted. Mr. Etheredge announced that only one bid had been received for construction of a shop facility; that being from Quality Steel Builders, Inc., of Seguin. ~r. Baugh explained that no effort had been made to obtain other bids after the opening on May 22 because steel and concrete prices had increased since then; therefore, it was the recommendation of City staff that the Council accept the bid. Mr. Flores moved the contract for construction of the shop be awarded to Quality Steel Builders, Inc., for $7,769.00. Mr. King seconded the motion which passed unanimously. I Mr. Baugh stated that two bids had been received for construction of t~ foundation for the shop: one from G.A. Schulle for $2,862.46 and from Quality Steel Builders, Inc., $3,480.00. Dr. Tauch moved the contract be awarded to G.A. Schulle for the lowest and best bid. The motion was seconded by Mr. Flores, and passed unanimously. The Mayor introduced for consideration the results of bidding on the Rio Vista Swimming Pool. (see bid sheet attached) Mr. Baugh explained the lowest bid was received from Seaside Pools of Mesquite, Texas, who submitted a base bid of $279,000 with deductive alternates totaling $36,200. Mr. King moved the bid be accepted and the contract awarded to Seaside Pools, excluding all alternates except the stucco for the outside of the building, wading pool, and coin operated lockers, making the total amount $253,800. The motion was seconded by Mr. Flores and passed unanimously. Mr. Cunningham extended his appreciation to the Mayor and Acting City Manager for their efforts in securing the Department of Housing and Urban Development grant for construction of the pool facility. I~r. OeLa Rosa moved the City Manager be authorized to execute the contract with Seaside Pools. Mr. King seconded tffimotion which passed unanimously. Dr. Tauch moved approval of the purchase of a ! ton pick-up truck from Younger Motors for $2,289.85, for ~se by the Engineering Department. (see bid sheet attached) Mr. King seconded the motion. Mr. Baugh explained the purchase would be made with general revenue sharing funds designated for street improvements since the majority of work involving the vehicle would be the inspection of street construction. On roll call, the motion was unanimously approved. I