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Krisko told Council that this request to <br />restructure the wage scale for Seasonal Employees <br />is being made to reef lect the reality of <br />operations. In ex2~mining the listed positions, <br />several are not included within the list. In <br />addition, Krisko we>uld like the swimming pool <br />positions to reflect the employee advancement <br />scheme which has been in effect for several years. <br />Szymanski asked what the effect on the budget <br />would be if these changes were to be approved. <br />Krisko stated that the overall effect would be a <br />reduction in salaries budgeted for this year. <br />Mayor Fauson moved that Ordinance #928 be put out <br />for publication anct a public hearing be set for <br />May 19, 1987. Carnival seconded. Unanimous. <br />AWARD BID - STREET <br />SWEEPER Phare stated that on March 12, 1987, the Public <br />Works Department received bids on three wheeled <br />street sweepers. Upon the Street Superintendent's <br />research to determine the advantages and <br />disadvantages of the different sweepers, staff is <br />recommending the bid be awarded to Booth Rouse for <br />the FMC Vanguard 3(100 Street Sweeper in the amount <br />of $68,750 and approve an initial payment of <br />$20,000 towards they purchase plus enter into a two <br />year lease agreement to pay the balance. <br />Anderson moved that: Council award Booth Rouse <br />their bid for an FMC Vanguard 3000 Street Sweeper <br />with the financing terms outlined by staff. <br />Carnival seconded. Unanimous. <br />AUTHORIZATION TO AMEND URBAN FLOOD DISTRICT <br />AGREEMENT On Friday, April 10, the Urban Drainage and Flood <br />Control District o~>ened bids on the City of <br />Louisville Drainage~way D Detention Pond. Bids <br />received reflect favorable contract prices and <br />were considerably less than the engineer's <br />estimate for the project. Previously the City had <br />authorized a contract with Urban Storm Drainage <br />and Flood Control District for a project with <br />projected lower co:~ts. In order to revise the <br />current agreement with Urban Storm Drainage and <br />Flood Control District, it will be necessary to <br />approve this agreement reflecting as bid cost for <br />completing the detention pond project. <br />Anderson expressed concern regarding engineer's <br />estimates being off: by nearly $200,000 on a <br />$400,000 project. "We need to get a little <br />tighter on these numbers coming in so we have a <br />better picture..." <br />9 <br />