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MINUTES <br />CITY COUNCIL <br />JUNE 28, 2017 <br />STREET SEAL The City Administrator stated that the Public Works Director sent out bids <br />COATING BIDS for seal coating the city streets and received quotes from Allied Blacktop <br />for $0.939 per square yard and Pearson Brothers for $1.08 per square yard. <br />He explained that based on the approximately 48,000 yards scheduled to <br />be seal coated, the total cost will be around $45,125. He noted that <br />$104,000 was budgeted in 2017 for seal coating and crack filling this year. <br />Montour asked if more streets could be done since the cost was low and <br />there was quite a bit of money left in the $104,000 budget. The City <br />Administrator stated that he will have the Public Works Director explore <br />that possibility. <br />Montour introduced the following resolution and moved its adoption: <br />RESOL UTION 2017-6-109 - AWARD THE 2017 SEAL COATING BID <br />TO ALLIED BLACKTOP FOR $0.939 PER SQUARE YARD AND <br />INSTRUCT THE PUBLIC WORKS DIRECTOR TO DO <br />ADDITIONAL SEAL COATING WITHIN BUDGETED AMOUNTS <br />IF THE CONTRACTOR IS AGREABLE. <br />The foregoing resolution was duly seconded by Fischer. <br />Aye (5). <br />Nays (0). Resolution declared adopted. <br />PIONEER The Parks/Community Services Manager stated that the Spooner Park <br />PARK COURT tennis courts were recently resurfaced and dual striped for tennis and <br />RESURFACING pickleball. He noted many people are now using the courts for pickleball. <br />He explained that the remaining courts around the city were also budgeted <br />to be resurfaced this year, and the Parks & Recreation Commission <br />suggested the dual striping at the Pioneer Park tennis courts as well. He <br />noted that he received a bid from Lee Sports Surfacing for the Pioneer <br />Park courts for $15,750. He stated that only $7,500 was budgeted for the <br />Pioneer Park court resurfacing, but the City Administrator has stated that <br />the additional cost can be accommodated in the Capital Improvement <br />Fund since there will be some upcoming fund transfers. <br />McGraw stated that some dual sport courts have additional plugs on the <br />ground to hold the adjustable height nets level, and asked if that could be <br />done at Pioneer Park. The Parks/Community Services Manager stated that <br />he would ask the surfacing company to add them. <br />VA <br />