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CITY OF RIVERSIDE relating to the approximately 8.3 acres of land situated southerly of Marlborough Avenue westerly of the Riverside Water Canal and northerly of Thornton Street. Peti- tion for a zone change was grunted on April 20, 1982, and this is the first request for a time extension. The time extension was granted to April 20, 1985. PURCHASING SERVICES MANAGER :BID NO. 3607 - REPAIR ROOFS AT FlEE STATION #7 AND RIVERSIDE PUBLIC UTILITIES ELECTRIC !SUB STATION In consideration of the recommendation from the Purchasing Services Manager und the Administrative Services Department, the bid of Roy O. Huffman Roof Company, in the amount of $15,245.00 for Item No. 3, was accepted for furnishing all labor, materials and equipment to repair roofs at Fire Station #7 and Riverside Public Utilities Elec- tric Sub Station in accordance with City of P~iverside technical specifications. All other bids were rejected, and the bonds submitted with said rejected bids were re- leased from further liability; the City Attorney was requested to prepare the necessary contract; and execution of the contract was authorized und directed upon approval by the City Attorney of the required performance bonds. ~BID NO. 3644 - AERIAL TRUCK WITH 50-FOOT PLATFORM HEIGHT AND CHIPPER DUMP BODY ~In consideration of the reco~maendation from the Purchasing Services Manager, the Park ~and Recreation Department end the Fleet Management Superintendent, the bid of Ray ~Gaskin Service, in the amount 'of $68,681.64, was accepted for furnishing the Park and ~Recreation Departanent, Street Trees Division, with one current model aerial truck with 50-foot platform height and chipper dump body. All other bids were rejected; und the iPurchasing Services Manager was authorized to proceed with the purchase by Purchase ,Order. Further, a written report was submitted from the City Manager and the Park and Recreation Director, concurred in by the Finance Director, recommending that the City Council approve the purchase of the chipper dump with tower in the amount of $68,682 with funding to come from the Certificate of Participation Issue. The recommendation was approved as presented. CITY MANAGER ALLOCATION OF CDBG CONTINGENCY FUNDS - FUND TRANSFER A written report was submitted from the City Manager and the CDBG Program Administrator, recommending that the City Council authorize the transfer of (1) Community Development Block Grant Conningency Funds to the following projects: (a) $20,000 to the Janet Goeske Center Account 15-550-432 to cover the costs of several change orders associatedi with construction; (b) $33,100 to Bryunt Park Restrooms Account 15-550-553 for con- struction of new restrooms; and (c) $25,000 to North Park Improvements Account 15-551-486 to complete improvements to the irrigation and landscaping systems and irepair of the pergolas; and (2) $25,000 to Bryant Park Restroo~ Account 15-550-553 , from the Nebraska Storm Drain Account 15-550-556 to meet the estimted cost of $75s000 ;for construction of the new restrooms at Bryant Park. The recommendations were approved as presented. ~SALE OF ASSESSOR'S PARCEL 238-050-003 AT MOCKINGBIRD CANYON CITRUS HERITAGE PARK ~A written report was submitted from the City Manager and the Administrative Services :Director, concurred in by the Park and Recreation Director, recommending that the City iCouncil (1) authorize the sale of Assessor's Parcel 238-050-003, being a one-acre :parcel of land at Mockingbird Canyon Citrus Heritage Park fronting on Firethorn Avenue, ,to Fidelity Development Company for the sum of $12,000 cash, with buyer and seller each assuming their share of normal escrow expenses; and (2) authorize the Mayor and City Clerk to execute a grant deed conveying said property to Fidelity Development Company, and the Real Property Services Manager to execute escrow instructions and such o~her documents as may be necessary to conclude the sale. The recommendations were approved as presented. NEW CLASS FOR SPECIAL TRANSIT SERVICES PROGRAM - PARK AND EECEEATION DEPT. - RESOLUTION A written report was submitted from the City Manager and the Administrative Services ~Director, concurred in by the Park and Recreation Director, recommending that the City ~Council (1) adopt the appropriate resolution amending the Special Classes Section of 'the , Salary Resolution, effective March 9, 1984, to include a new class of Temporary 69-374