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384 October 21,1992 / BIO AWARD Moved by Councilman Pope, seconded by Councilman Anderson that the contract for the Mater Filtration Facilities Phase I Plant Expansion project be aw rded to the low bidder, IMCO General Construction, Inc., Bellingham, based upon their proposal and unit bid of unit prices extended for the estimated total of $6,204,250 including Washington State sales tax asreceived at the bid opening held at 2,00 p.m.,October 1,1992 In reviewing the bids, it was observed that IMCO was the only bidder who did not specify Roberts Filter Mfg. Coto produce the ir'scour system. IMCO's failure to specify Roberts w questioned by McClure and Sons, Inc. (the fourth low bidder). advised pcificsince sat were reviewed swith the City Legal Dept. who spec provided Roberts" equal" e that it will b IMCO's obligation to provide a air scour system equal toor better than the Roberts system. IMCO has assured the City that it can do so. • Roll was called with all councilmen voting yes except Councilmen Moser who was excused. Motion Carried. APPEAL-SUBDIVISION ALTERATION 41-91(GENE LILLEY) The City application from TeThe Walter rvL see nlot subdivision alteration. Examiner reviewed and approved the alteration on June 19, 1992. Gene billed asked for reconsideration of the Examiner's decision, stating that the City does not have the means or the funds to nage and maintain trees and vegetation in an Environmentally Sensitive Area for' protection f'views of adjacent property owners. The reconsideration was denied by the Examiner on July 17, 1992. On August 6, 19092, Appellant Gene Lilley filed an appeal on these same issues to the Everett City Council. The City Council, at a public meeting on September 16, 1992, reviewed the public record, determined that theeord contained n erroneous procedure or substantial error in fact or law,and denied the appeal. The Council needs to adopt a resolution specifing the findings of the public meeting. 0