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MEMO TO: Mayor and City Council <br />FROM: Public Works Foreman 90 - <br />DATE: December 13, 1988 <br />SUBJECT: REQUI;ST FOR ELECTRICAL WORK FOR MAINTENANCE GARAGE <br />For the primary reasons'of safety for employees and production, <br />there is a need for electrical work to bedone in both the old <br />and new sections of the Public Works Garag-i. Although the new <br />shop addition received corsiderble thought and planning, some <br />situations and work zones could not have been anticipated; <br />therefore, resulting in the need for more easily accessible <br />outlets. The practice of running extension cord's to a particular <br />project or a vehicle halfway across the shop is neither a sate <br />nor convenient situation. Throughout the past year we have <br />experienced many overloads on circuts when one or more hand tools <br />or welder is working in % given area at the same time. <br />A brief overview of the work requested to be done would include <br />welv <br />ding area for the olt euse cof hand rtools, woutlets located ron center <br />bears in the shop for use of equipment that cannot be driven into, <br />a stall and a few other electrical outlets placed where we are <br />currently using extension cords that are in violation of OSHA <br />regulations. <br />I have received two verbal estimates for the work to be done. <br />One from Lundell Electric who is not available to do the work <br />within our time frame and one from Bacon Electric who would be <br />available almost immediately. Bacon Electric has quoted me an <br />estimate of $2,300 to $2,500 depending upon labor costs. If we <br />were to assit them with the work we could lower the cost: <br />Funds for this project would be divided between Water Account <br />#700-4121-170 and Sewer Account #730-4121-170. <br />MU/BAC <br />Li <br />