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36 <br /> <br /> <br /> MINUTES OF THE PARIS ECONOMIC DEVELOPMENT CORPORATION <br /> May 26, 1994 <br /> <br />The Paris Economic Development Corporation met in a regular <br />meeting on Thursday, May 26, 1994, at 4:00 P.M., in the City <br />Hall, City Council Chambers, Paris, Texas. Chairman Philip R. <br />Cecil called the meeting to order with the following board <br />me~bers present: Curtis Fendley, Leon Williams, and Dick <br />Amis. Also present were ex-officio board members, Jo Ann <br />Parkman, Ike Jewett (representing Gary Cunningham), Don <br />Shelton, Bobby Walters, Michael E. Malone, City Manager, and T. <br />K. Haynes, City Attorney, as counselor. <br /> <br />Chairman Cecil made note that Board member Barney Bray was not <br />present at this time, but there was a quorum present. <br /> <br />Chairman Philip Cecil stated the next item on the agenda was <br />approval of the minutes from the previous meeting of the Paris <br />Economic Development Corporation. Chairman Cecil asked if <br />there were any corrections or additions to the minutes of the <br />previous meetings, and there being none they were approved as <br />presented. <br /> <br />Chairman Cecil asked Mr. Gene Anderson, Finance Director, to go <br />over the financial report. Mr. Anderson stated that at the <br />last meeting he had said he would provide a projection month by <br />month of the revenues for this year. He asked the board to <br />look at the report, and explained that the report reflected a <br />minimum and a maximum estimate. He said the first six months <br />up through May are actual receipts, and he explained the method <br />used in figuring these amounts. He said one of the handouts is <br />the Revenue Report which shows .the amount budgeted for Sales <br />Tax Revenue for the year and the other handout reflects all the <br />expenditures. He said if this format is not suitable to let <br />him know. Chairman Cecil asked for any questions and there was <br />none. <br /> <br /> Chairman Cecil asked City Engineer Earl Smith to make a report <br /> on the Soup Street Paving Project. Mr. Smith passed around a <br /> summary of the bids received which showed the unit prices bid <br /> on the job. Mr. Smith said as reflected in the bid tabulation <br /> the low bidder is Stephens & Sons. He said since the bid <br /> opening the City Council has authorized the award of the <br /> project, and the contractor has furnished his insurance and the <br /> bonds required to the City Attorney's office for examination. <br /> He said the contractor's time won't start until he receives the <br /> formal Notice To Proceed. Chairman Cecil questioned the <br /> payment arrangement. Mr. Smith said the payment arrangement <br /> will be that he will be allowed to submit monthly pay requests <br /> based on the percentage of completion in accordance with the <br /> unit price bid. Chairman Cecil wanted to know how long the job <br /> would take. Mr. Smith said he has allowed the contractor <br /> ninety days to substantial completion which means the road is <br /> in and being used for its intended purpose, and 120 days to <br /> final completion. Chairman Cecil asked City Manager Malone if <br /> he was asking this Board to make a decision on this project <br /> today, and Mr. Malone said no. Mr. Malone stated that a board <br /> member had requested this item be placed on the agenda for <br /> information. <br /> <br /> After discussion, the City Attorney Haynes said it would be <br /> appropriate to place on the next agenda for the June meeting <br /> authorization to fund the project. Mr. Cecil said he would <br /> like to discuss a concern one of the board members has <br /> regarding the twelve inch drive requirement. He asked City <br /> Manager Malone for comments concerning this matter. <br /> <br /> <br />