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<br />TUESDAY
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<br />JANUARY 12, 1965
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<br />upon the City Sergeant, any police officer, or officer of justice, or
<br />riotously, or with intent to commit a felony, if the party injured
<br />appear before the judge or justice who made the commitment or took
<br />the recognizance, or before the court in which the indictment or
<br />warrant is pending, and acknowledge in writing that he has received
<br />satisfaction for the injury, such judge, justice, or court may, in
<br />his or its discretion, by an order supersede the commitment,
<br />discharge the recognizance, or dismiss the prosecution, upon payment
<br />by the defendant of costs accrued to the City of Martinsville or any
<br />of its officers.
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<br />City Manager Hirst presented the following tabulation of bids received January
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<br />7, 1965, for the construction of phases Area 2, Area 8, and Line 1-2E of the
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<br />City's sewerage collector system:
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<br />Vi trifi ed
<br />clay
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<br />Concrete
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<br />Asbestos-
<br />cement
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<br />D. R. Allen & Son, Fayetteville, N.C.
<br />English Canst., Co., Altavista, Va.
<br />Hudgins & Pace, Roanoke, Virginia
<br />Laramore Canst. Co., Danville, Va.
<br />Ray D. Lowder, Albermarble, N. C.
<br />Prillaman & Pace, Martinsville, Va.
<br />F. L. Showalter, Lunchburg, Va.
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<br />$303,849.00
<br />235,000.00
<br />246,000.00
<br />194,840.00
<br />274,679.25
<br />225,310.00
<br />291,000.00
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<br />$298,849.00
<br />232,000.00
<br />246,000.00
<br />194,840.00
<br />281,700.00
<br />225,310.00
<br />290,000.00
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<br />$308,849.00
<br />(no bid)
<br />246,000.00
<br />194,840.00
<br />274,679.25
<br />225,310.00
<br />296,000.00
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<br />A representative of Lynchburg Concrete Pipe Products Company appeared before
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<br />Council and urged Council to specify the use of concrete pipe in this project,
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<br />inasmuch as sources of other types of pipe are located outside of the State of
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<br />Virginia whereas the petitioner's product is manufactured in Virginia; however,
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<br />upon the recommendation of Wiley & wilson, Consulting Engineers, Council
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<br />specified the use of vitrified clay pipe and awarded the construction contract
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<br />to Laramore Construction Company, low bidder.
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<br />Under date of January 12, 1965, City Manager Hirst presented requested information
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<br />to Council, covering the capital outlay program which was defeated in the bond
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<br />referendum held October 20, 1964, and ways and means of proceeding with this
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<br />program by financing same from "current" but increased taxation. City Manager
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<br />Hirst proposed that--if Council proceeds with the program and the increases in
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