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J �J SPECIFICATIONS CARPET AND TILE FOR THE PARIS POLICE DEPARTMENT - PATROL DIVISION 811 BONHAM STREET 1. The carpet specified and installed shall be a minimum of 26 oz., Olefin commercial grade loop carpet throughout the interior of the Patrol Division and one Computer Room. It shall be a medium brown in color, or an approved equal. It shall have an action back. 2. The carpet specified for the weight room shall,. be an 18 oz. Olefin-grade carpet. It shall have an action back. This carpet must be blue in color. 3. Bid price will include all labor to move and replace any furnishings. .4. Bid price will also include any and all glues and labor for installation of carpets and- tile. 5. The the specified shall be a commercial 1 /8th - 12 inch X 12 inch tile, white or white /broti*n color tone. 6. The bid ahould also include cost and installation of four (4) inch rubber base boards on every room except the weight room. 7. Color samples from the successful bidder shall be available for City staff to review on February 13,1990. 8. The area to be carpeted shall be the newly remodeled portion of the Police Department Building which will be known as the Patrol Division, and one Computer Room, and one Weight Room.' 9. One entry way is to be covered in heavy duty turf, brown in color. - Resolution No. 90 -020 resolving that the County of Lamar is requested to dedicate to public use, as a part of the platting process in the development of its site plan for a jail complex, appropriate right of way for the extension to the West of Hearne Street from 1st Street S. W. to 3rd Street S. W., that upon request of the County of Lamar, that the City of Paris would close Brown Avenue between 1st Street S. W. and 3rd Street S. W. and convey the abandoned right of way to the same to Lamar County , was presented. A motion was made by Councilman Booth, seconded by Councilman Wortham for approval of the resolution. The motion carried 5 ayes, 0 nays.