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City Council Meeting <br />February 12, 2001 <br />Page 13 <br />meeting with the architect, A. J. Garza of Keystone Architects, this week <br />in Austin and it is hoped that there will be a resolution of some of the <br />problems with the specifications. A second round of bidding could then <br />take place in March. <br />Regarding the status of Fire and EMS Stations Number 2 and 4, City <br />Manager Malone said the city is waiting for completion of the natural gas <br />lines at Fire and EMS Station Number 2, which is 92% complete. He said <br />the project should be completed within a month when the gas line is <br />installed. He advised that Fire and EMS Station Number 4 is ready to be <br />bricked and is 57% complete, and the estimated completion time is from <br />three to three and one-half months. <br />City Manager Malone reported that all of the streets, water lines, and sewer <br />lines are installed, but the lift station has not as yet been installed for the <br />Eastgate Subdivision Project. He said they are about to start construction <br />on the first home. <br />City Manager Malone said the improvements have been completed and the <br />street has been repaired with exception of some repairs to a carport and <br />driveway for the Neatherly Street Drainage Project. <br />City Manager Malone also reported that the outfall line of the Sanitary <br />Sewer Evaluation Survey Repair Project is about complete. They lack two <br />28 foot pre-cast manholes and tying into the main line. He said the city <br />is about to begin a 5,000 foot replacement of a clay tile sewer line in the <br />3200 block of West Houston. Work has been completed on a manhole on <br />about 300 feet line on West Austin behind Heritage Hall. <br />City Manager Malone reported that city staff is in the process of reviewing <br />proposals from various engineering firms and will be making a <br />recommendation about selection of an engineer for the Main Street <br />Downtown Streetscape Project. <br />City Manager Malone advised the City Council that Maria Pope has updated <br />the Paris Web Site and she is continuing to work making corrections along <br />with making additions. <br />City Manager Malone advised the City Council that staff is continuing to <br />bring together all of the components necessary for the Paperless Agenda <br />