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<br />~ 'I <br />-:tb <br /> <br />TUESDAY <br /> <br />JULY 22, 1969 <br /> <br />(with a total of 16,467 feet) and sidewalk projects (with a total of 992 feet), <br /> <br />with the understanding that--although the approved projects in footage exceed <br /> <br />the usual allotment of some 13,000 feet--probably some of these projects would <br /> <br />not be participated in by the property owners in time to be constructed during <br /> <br />the current year but would provide a sufficient number for proper construction <br /> <br />planning. <br /> <br />After reviewing the only two bids received for the current annual paving <br /> <br />program, viz., (1) Thompson-Arthur, in the amount of $50,207.02; and <br /> <br />(2) Adams Construction Company, in the amount of $59,173.32, Council accepted <br /> <br />the lower of these two bids, viz., that of Thompson-Arthur Paving Company. <br /> <br />In discussing the importance of the soon-to-be opened extension of Rives Road <br /> <br />from the City's southeast corporate limits to Route 220 Jrouth, it was noted <br /> <br />that progress is being made toward the securing of necessary right-of-way for <br /> <br />the beginning of construction of that portion of Rives Road lying between said <br /> <br />corporate limits and Morrison Street, within the City, negotiations being <br /> <br />reported as completed except for remaining parcel. <br /> <br />Pursuant to petition, dated July 15, 1969, Council granted permission to <br /> <br />Mr. & Mrs. Bennie J. Eanes and Mr. & Mrs. W. E. Hardy to extend the City's <br /> <br />six-inch water main on Grandview Drive, just outside the corporate limits <br /> <br />in the Chatham Heights area, from a water storage tank to--and including--lot <br /> <br />No.5, all at the expense of the abutting property owners and according to <br /> <br />existing policies and regulations of the City as applicable to such extension. <br />