All 1982 Contracts

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An amendment to the agreement with Petersen, Sorensen & Brough was approved to perform the audit of the Mess Road Surcharge and Surplus North Point Canal Relocation, ADAP Project No. 6-49-0033-10, in the amount not to exceed $3,950.  C 82-1

Supplemental Agreement No. 13 was approved in the amount of $52,600 with Boeing Aerosystems International for the services of the construction manager, Jim Malcolm, until December 31, 1985.  C 82-2

Supplemental Agreement No. 12 was approved with Boeing Aerosystems International which will extend the period of the contract through December 31, 1984 for construction management consulting services for the Delta and Western Expansion at the Salt Lake International Airport.  C 82-2

Supplemental Agreement No. 11 with Boeing Aerosystems International was approved requiring Boeing to provide the Airport Authority with construction management and technical assistance consulting services. Boeing will supply one consultant, Mr. Jim Malcolm. The cost of this service for one year commencing July 1, 1983 and ending June 30, 1984 is $149,000. It should be noted that the Airport Authority receives the support of the entire Boeing organization and not just Mr. Malcolm.  C 82-2

Approval was given to extend the contract with The Boeing Company which expires December 31, 1982 to June 30, 1983. This covers the services of James B. Malcolm who is performing the duties of Program Manager in the Planning and Development Division, along with the support of the entire Boeing organization. The amount for these services will not exceed $79,000.  C 82-2

A contract extension with The Boeing Company was approved. Effective June 28, 1982, Mr. Fred J. Coxe will fill the position of Deputy Director for the Planning and Development Division. Mr. Coxe was previously with Dewberry and Davis, a consulting firm in Fairfax, Virginia. Also, this extension provides retention of J. B. Malcolm through December 31, 1982, and for C. L. Pelton through July 31, 1982. The individuals will fill positions in the Planning and Development organization for the times noted. Effective August 1, 1982 Mr. Malcolm will become the Acting Program Manager. The amount for these services through December 31, 1982 is $61,700.  C 82-2

Supplemental Agreement No. 8 to Agreement No. 318 with The Boeing Company was approved. Because the Acting Deputy Director of Planning and Development left this position it is necessary to extend the Boeing contract for another three month period until the position is filled. The not-to-exceed amount for the period April 1, 1982 through June 30, 1982 is $60,000.  C 82-2

Supplemental Agreement No. 7 to the agreement between Salt Lake City Corporation and The Boeing Company for Program Management Services was approved extending the agreement for three additional months commencing January 1, 1982 and expiring March 31, 1982, at a cost not to exceed $70,000; this extension would provide the services of the Program Manager and Program Control Manager for this period (N.B. this would include the services of the Design Coordination Manager for up to 30 days at the Director’s discretion).  C 82-2

The Preservation Easement Agreement between Salt Lake City and John E. Pace and Nancy K. Pace, required by the Historical Landmark Committee as part of their approval of a “Conditional Use for Historic Buildings” for the building and property at 1135 East South Temple and 15 “R” Street, was approved.  C 82-3

The Conditional Sale and Security Agreement between Central Bank and Leasing and Salt Lake City Corporation was approved for the purchase of four Heil Side Loader Garbage Trucks to be paid for in sixty equal installments of $7,471.18 each.  C 82-4

The amendment to the City’s agreement with Salt Lake Council for the Arts Foundation was approved.  C 82-5

A Reconveyance of Trust Deed for the Metropolitan Water District, McEntire Reservoir Project, No. 33-C-1237 was received and filed for permanent retention in the Recorder’s Office.  C 82-6

A contract modification in the amount of $19,003.06, for Project No. 33-C-1237, a watermain extension located on Promenade Drive and Eastbourne Drive, was approved. This modification is required as select backfill material is required by Salt Lake County. C 82-6

The contract modification in the amount of $60,000, for Project  No. 33-C-1237, McEntire Reservoir Pipeline Outlet, located on Promenade Drive and Eastbourne Drive was approved; this modification provides sand and backfill that is required by the County that was not in the Engineer’s estimate.  C 82-6

The Option Agreement between Salt Lake City Corporation and Spence Clark which provides for the option to purchase a part of the Big Cottonwood Conduit right of way was approved.  C 82-7

A contract with George E. Patterson & Sons for the construction of restroom and shower facilities at the Salt Lake Wastewater Treatment Plant, Project #49-Q-5-19, was approved in the amount of $48,900.

C 82-8

Extra Work Order No. 3 to the contract with Ram Construction for Capitol Hills Community Center Renovation, Salt Lake City Project #19-M-22, was approved; this Extra Work Order is for moving the furnaces and changing the flue and enclosures to a new location in the basement in order to comply with code, also to re-roof the flat section of roof and remove and replace two windows in a lower bathroom in the amount of $4,371.15.  C 82-9

A contract with Green Ribbon for landscaping improvements at 4th Avenue and “U” Street, Project #19-Y-72, was approved in the amount of $14,860.  C 82-10

A contract with Lawrence Prudent for the Indian Alcohol Rehabilitation Center Project #3-N-6, was approved in the amount of $184,310.  C 82-11

The mylars for Watermain Extension 35-4156, on Wright Brother’s Drive, Salt Lake International Center, Plat 10-C, were approved.  C 82-12

RIVERTON CITY, FIRE DISPATCH SERVICES

Amended interlocal agreement in the amount of $421 per month for Salt Lake City Fire Department to provide dispatch services to Riverton. Authorized by Resolution 121 of 1985.  C 82-13

An interlocal agreement was approved with Riverton City to allow for dispatch services to Riverton City. Authorized by Resolution 62 of 1983.  C 82-13

Resolution 14 of 1982 was adopted authorizing the execution of an interlocal cooperation agreement between Salt Lake City Corporation and Riverton City for fire and medical dispatch services; therefore the agreement between Salt Lake City Corporation and Riverton City wherein Salt Lake City will dispatch all alarms for fire and emergency medical for Riverton City was approved.  C 82-13

Resolution 15 of 1982 was adopted authorizing the execution of an interlocal cooperation agreement between Salt Lake City Corporation and Sandy City for fire and medical dispatch services; therefore the agreement between Salt Lake City Corporation and Riverton City wherein Salt Lake City will dispatch all alarms for fire and emergency medical for Sandy City was approved.  C 82-14

An Interlocal Cooperation Agreement was approved between the city and Sandy City which will provide an exchange of fire protection and rescue services.  C 82-14

An agreement with Brent Herridge, artist, for the purchase of 28 large photographs was approved.  C 82-15

Modification of Concession Agreement was approved with The Rental Baron which would extend the current three year contract beginning November 1, 1983 for an extra two years. Also a Consent to Assignment was approved between The Rental Baron and Breeze, Inc. that would assign the airport concession that TRB now operates to Breeze. Breeze will operate the concession similar to TRB’s present operation and will develop the concession in Terminal Unit 2 into a full scale shop in the 1984-85 season after the remodeling of the terminal is complete.  C 82-16

An agreement was approved with The Rental Baron to operate the ski rental concession at Salt Lake International Airport for the coming ski season. The agreement will be in effect from November 1, 1983 to April 30, 1986. The rental will only be during the months of November thru April for a fee of either 12.5% of gross receipts or a minimum semi-annual guarantee of at least $7,800.

C 82-16

Amendment No. 1 to the agreement with The Rental Baron for a ski rental concession at the Salt take International Airport in Terminal Unit No. 1 was approved. The agreement of January 7, 1982 expired September 30, 1982 and this will extend their term of operation for an additional six months from November 1, 1982 through April 30, 1983. The minimum rental will increase from $370 per month to $933 per month.  C 82-16

The sublease agreement between American Airlines and the Rental Baron Inc. was approved. On January 7, 1982 an agreement was approved between the city and the Rental Baron Inc. for a ski rental concession in Terminal Unit No. 1 at Salt Lake City International Airport. As a condition of the agreement the concessionaire gained approval from American Airlines to sublease an adjacent 158 square-foot room for equipment storage. This agreement subleases this 158 square-foot space to the Rental Baron for a term of nine months commencing January 1, 1982 and expiring September 30, 1982. This expiration is consistent with the city concession agreement. This sublease is consistent with the terms and conditions of the Airport Use Agreement between the city and American Airlines dated July 1, 1978.  C 82-16

An agreement with The Rental Baron, Inc. and Dennis F. Raymer, individually, for a ski rental concession to be located in Terminal Unit #1 at the Salt Lake City International Airport was approved.  C 82-16

U.S. GOVERNMENT, NATIONAL WEATHER SERVICE, KIBBIE EXECUTIVE TERMINAL

Amendment No. 6: to Lease Agreement No. GS-088-10866 with the U.S. Government space in the Executive Terminal Building used by the National Weather Service. This decreases the annual rent from $75,479.58 to $74,842.83.  C 82-17

The supplemental agreements, numbers 1 and 2, to lease agreement number GS-088-10866 with the United States Government were approved to provide for rent increases for space in the Executive Terminal Building used by the National Weather Services.  C 82-17

Extra Work Order No. 8 in the amount of $5,443 to the contract with Peter Kiewit Sons’ Company for the construction of the Terminal Unit No. 1 Apron Reconstruction - Phase II, Project No. l9-A-1363 at the Salt Lake City International Airport was approved. The extra work order is for the contractor to furnish all labor, equipment and materials to replace 350 feet of joint seal with a larger joint seal and install 1150 feet of the larger joint seals in the fibrous reinforced concrete pavement.  C 82-18

The contract with Universal Service Contractors was approved for providing Security Services at the Airport for the amount of $11,066.25 per month the contractor also bid a per hour cost for providing “Extra Services” for the amount of $4.70 per hour. The term of the new contract will be for three (3) years commencing February 1, 1982. The contract provides that either party may terminate the contract with or without cause upon thirty (30) days prior written notice to the party. The contractor must provide $500,000 combined single limit public liability insurance, a $15,000 performance bond and a $10,000 fidelity bond prior to execution of the contract.  C 82-19

The Request for Proposal and contract for certain contract security services provided at Salt Lake City International Airport and Salt Lake City Airport II was approved. The major bid consideration would be the fixed monthly cost of providing security services at the airports; the proponents will also bid a per hour cost for providing “Extra Services” (N.B. Extra Services are defined as additional hours of guard services needed from time to time as requested by the Director of Airports or his assigned representative to cover extraordinary situations, i.e., severe weather, emergencies, etc.) The term of the new contract would be for three years commencing February 1, 1982. The contract provides that either party may terminate the contract with or without cause upon 30 days prior written notice to the other party. The successful bidder must provide $500,000 combined single limit public liability insurance, a $15,000 performance bond and a $10,000 fidelity bond prior to the execution of the contract.  C 82-19

The mylar tracing of the right of way map, Victory Road Reservoir and Pipeline for Project Nos. 34-D-19, 35-4152, 35-4153, and 35-4172 was approved.  C 82-20

The contract with Build Inc., for Project No. 34-D-19, construction of Victory Road Reservoir was approved n the amount of $2,148,880.  C 82-20

The Water Supply Permit and Agreement between the Timpine Water Company and Salt Lake City Corporation was approved.  C 82-21

A contract was approved between the city and Dwight Peterson & Sons for Watermain Extension 33-C-1254, located at 2300 East, 3300 South to Evergreen Avenue.  C 82-22

The mylar and one set of prints were approved for Project No. 33-C-1254, a watermain extension to be constructed on 2300 East 3300 south to Evergreen Avenue.  C 82-22

Approval was given to rebid Project No. 33-C-1254, a watermain extension located at 2300 East, 3300 South to Evergreen, inasmuch as there will be additional work in the project area that will be required by the State of Utah that the Department of Public Utilities was not aware of at the time of bidding.  C 82-22

The agreement between Salt Lake City and Sun Drifte Investment Company, a Utah Partnership of the State of Utah, was approved for Watermain Extension No. 33-C-1244 to serve “Bywater Park Estates”, located at approximately 3000 East and 7365 South; this agreement covers special pumping, reservoirs, and/or supply lines as required to furnish culinary water to this subdivision over and above the normal expenditures for the extension.  C 82-23

The agreement with Community Financial Services, Inc. by Robert T. Hunter, President, was approved granting permission to make a 4-inch automatic sprinkler connection for the Pioneer Bank at 151 So. Main Street.  C 82-24

The agreement with Claude Hawk Corporation was approved providing for the installation of the watermains within a residential subdivision to be known as “Arlington Hills Plat ‘J’”, whereby the Claude Hawk Corporation agrees to install the watermains as per plans approved by Department of Public Utilities.  C 82-25

The Revocable Permit between Salt Lake City Corporation and the Kingdom of God was approved providing for the permittee to use a portion of City owned property for landscaping, beautifying, parking, etc. This permit is part of the property exchange between the permittee and Salt Lake City Corporation for the construction of a pipeline from the Victory Road Reservoir; the City owned property which is to be made available to the permittee for restricted use is a land asset of the Water Utility enterprise fund. The benefits to be realized by Salt Lake City by execution of this permit include but are not limited to the burden for maintenance of this property to be required by the permittee as determined and supervised by the Department of Public Utilities.  C 82-26

The over-run authorization to the contract with King Con Incorporated for 1700 South - 700 West to 900 West - Project 38-532 was approved in the amount of $10,320.93 to add extra roadway and untreated base course along with a 3” subbase to the unstable areas at the west end of the project.  C 82-27

The Extra Works Order No. 3 to the contract with Gardiner and Gardiner Builders for Metropolitan Hall of Justice 3rd Floor remodeling, Project 13-M-5, was approved for the installation of jambs for new overhead door and repainting portions of the maintenance shop; the extra work order is for the amount of $645.

C 82-28

The contract with Philipoom Construction for the addition to the Northwest Multipurpose Center, Project 3-J-5-2, was approved; the base bid ($149,796), the landscaping ($23,059), and all three deductive alternates (#1 - $4,000, #2 - $1,080, #3 - $4,925) will be accepted. The Extra Work Order No. 1 was also approved deleting a special coating on the exterior block wall and reducing the size of the door and window frames; with these reductions, the contract price is $155,059.00. The City Engineers Office is authorized to issue a Notice to Proceed to the Contractor. Monies for the building phase of the project will come from Community Development funds; monies for the landscaping will come from the County.  C 82-29

The contract with Amco American Roofing Company was approved for re-roofing improvements at Fire Station Numbers 2,3,6,7,9,12,14 - Project Number 17-C-5; the contract is in the amount of $34,909. The City Engineer’s office is authorized to issue a Notice to Proceed to the Contractor.  C 82-30

The agreement was approved leasing Shade Hangar 16, Row 11 at the Salt Lake City International Airport to Kenneth Brewster, individually; rental is in the amount of $35 per month, payable monthly in advance, commencing December 1, 1981.  C 82-31

An agreement was approved to increase the hangar rental rate effective July 1, 1982 for Hal Schultz, Individual, and Howard Schultz, Individual leasing Hangar 19, Row 13 at Salt Lake International Airport.  C 82-32

This agreement was approved leasing Shade Hangar 19, Row 13 at the Salt Lake City International Airport to Hal Schultz, individually, and Howard Schultz, Individually; rental is in the amount of $35 per month, payable monthly in advance, commencing December 1, 1981.  C 82-32

An agreement was approved to increase the hangar rental rate effective July 1, 1982 for Richard Justice, Individual, and Esco Trane Company, leasing Hangar 3, Row 11 at Salt Lake International Airport.  C 82-33

An agreement was approved leasing Shade Hangar 3, Row 11 at the Salt Lake City International Airport to Richard Justice, individually, and Esco Trane Company; rental is in the amount of $35 per month, payable monthly in advance, commencing November 5, 1981.  C 82-33

An agreement was approved to increase the hangar rental rate effective July 1, 1982 for Robert C. Pruitt, Jr., Individual, leasing Hangar 2, Row 11 at Salt Lake International Airport.  C 82-34

An agreement was approved leasing Shade Hangar 2, Row 11 at the Salt Lake City International Airport to Robert C. Pruitt, Jr., individually; rental is in the amount of $35 per month payable monthly in advance, commencing November 5, 1981.  C 82-34

Amendment No. 2 to the agreement with Maas Grassli Associates was approved increasing the amount of the contract to $30,000 for landscaping services at the Salt Lake International Airport.  C 82-35

Amendment No. 1 to the agreement with Naas Grassli Associates, Inc. was approved for landscape architect work at the Salt Lake International Airport in connection with the entrance road landscaping project. This amendment extends the term of the agreement from January 1, 1983 through June 30, 1984 and increases the amount of the contract to $21,000.  C 82-35

A letter of agreement was approved with Maas Grassli Associates to amend their former agreement of January 12, 1982 for continued consulting services relating to maintenance and modifications of the landscaping at the Salt Lake International Airport. The Airport Maintenance Division has encountered problems with the landscaping at the airport mainly due to the high alkali content of the soil. It was felt that Maas Grassli has the experience needed to deal with the unique problems at the airport. The amount of the contract will be increased to $21,000.  C 82-35

An agreement between Maas Grassli Associates and Salt Lake City Corporation was approved providing for Maas Grassli Associates to serve as the Airport Authority’s professional representatives in evaluating, maintaining and modifying the landscaping at the Salt Lake City International Airport and to furnish consultation and landscaping advice to the Authority; this agreement is for a not-to-exceed fee of $8,500 and terminates on December 31, 1982. (See G 84-36 relating to assignment)  C 82-35

A contract with Progressive Janitorial was approved for janitorial services to be provided at the Salt Lake City International Airport. The term of the new contract would be for three years effective January 1, 1982. The Contract provides that either party may terminate the contract without cause upon thirty days prior written notice. The successful bidder must provide $500,000 combined single limit public liability insurance, a $10,000 performance bond and a $10,000 fidelity bond. The contract is for the amount of $27,404 and provides for 1800 square feet of additional floor space and tighter specifications on the quality of work.  C 82-36

Amendment No. 1 to the original agreement between Salt Lake City Corporation and Jelco, Division of Townsend and Bottum, Incorporation, was approved for the construction of Fuel Storage with 20-inch pipeline and Terminal Unit No. 1 fuel loops for Hydrant Fuel System, Project No. 19-A-122-4 & 7, at the Salt Lake City International Airport. This agreement, in the amount of $10,000, represents a negotiated settlement of a $78,203.41 claim by Jelco to obtain acceptable pressure tests on the fuel system. The agreement will compensate Jelco for providing material and labor in addition to the material specified in order to eliminate joint leaks to make the system tight and capable of sustaining the test pressure without a drop in pressure; it also relieves Jelco of liability for liquidated damages in the amount of $22,100.  C 82-37

An amended agreement was approved with APA Associates regarding a higher quality publication for the Southwest Survey. This authorizes the consultant to print 150 copies and allows for an additional $5,000 to be added to the contract.  C 82-38

An amended agreement was approved with APA Planning and Research for the extension of the Southwest Architectural Survey. This amendment authorizes the consultant to proceed with the historical research to supplement their architectural work. The first phase (not yet completed) will cost $20,900 and the second phase, $22,500. These amounts are available from 9th year CDBG.  C 82-38

An agreement between Salt Lake City Corporation and A/P Associates was approved regarding the Southwest Architectural Survey, the fifth phase of the ongoing city-wide historical inventory; the contract amount is $20,900 and funding is available from Seventh Year CDBG money.  C 82-38

The Public Way Improvement Waiver, Banj Investment Company - 358 West 1300 South Street, was approved; the agreement will then be recorded in the office of the County Recorder as it constitutes a lien against the property.  C 82-39

The Public Way Improvement Waiver, Sperry Univac - 640 North 2200 West was approved; the agreement will then be recorded in the office of the County Recorder as it constitutes a lien against the property.  C 82-40

The Salt Lake City Council adopted Resolution 4 of 1982 authorizing the execution of an Interlocal Cooperation Agreement between Salt Lake City Corporation and Salt Lake County Water Conservancy District. Because of Council action, the Interlocal Agreement was approved by the Mayor for the purpose of conducting a groundwater study and participating in the cost to do so.  C 82-41

The Salt Lake City Council adopted Resolution 5 of 1982, authorizing the execution of an Interlocal Cooperation Agreement between Salt Lake City Corporation and Wasatch-Cache National Forest, Forest Service, United States Department of Agriculture. Because of the Council action, the Memorandum of Understanding, covering a wide range of specific items and providing for the long-range management and protection of the City’s watersheds and water supply was approved by the Mayor.  C 82-42

The Salt Lake City Council adopted Resolution 3 of 1982, authorizing the execution of an interlocal cooperation agreement between Salt Lake City Corporation and Salt Lake County. Because of the Council action, the agreement, in which the County agrees to pay the City $147,000 from the County Community Development Block Grant Program for their participation in two CDBG projects (Northwest Multi-Purpose Center and 10th East Senior Citizen Center Addition), was approved by the Mayor.  C 82-43

The overrun authorization to the contract with King Con Incorporated for various non-contiguous streets, Project 38-684-B, was approved in the amount of $8,500.  C 82-44

An amendment to the agreement with Phillip Todd for the pro concession at Nibley Golf Course was approved.  C 82-45

A concession - lease agreement between Salt Lake City Corporation and Phillip Todd, was approved regarding the continued services to operate the cafe concession at the Nibley Golf Course club house located at the corner of 2700 South 700 East Street. The agreement is for a term of 15 months commencing April, 1981.  C 82-45

The fourth partial contract payment to Nielsen, Maxwell & Wangsgard, consulting engineers, was approved in the amount of $2,293.62 for professional engineering services rendered during the period of November 1 to November 29, 1981, regarding the development of an industrial pretreatment program; the payment is to be charged to and paid from Account No, 52-11200-2243.  The original contract was signed and approved July 7, 1981.  C 82-46

The Extra Work Order No. 7 to the contract with Security Builders for 50/50 sidewalk, Salt Lake City Project No. 40-R-2-B was approved; the Extra Work Order is to increase the contract amount by $48,000.00. This will allow the utilization of the $28,000.00 remaining in the program budget; property owner participation is expected to be $20,000. The EWO will increase the contract to $255,242.  C 82-47

FEDERAL AVIATION ADMINISTRATION, FAA, AIR TRAFFIC CONTROL TOWER

Supplemental Agreement No. 2: with FAA for Lease No. DTFA11-83-L-00011 for operation of an Air Traffic Control Tower and related activities. FAA will pay annual rent of $135,045.84 for 8,535 square feet.  C 82-48

Supplemental Agreement 1 to Lease DTFA11-83-L-00011 with the United States Federal Aviation Administration (FAA) was approved. The FAA leases space in Terminal Unit 1 at the Salt Lake International Airport for the Air Traffic Control Tower. This supplement covers an additional 136 square feet of land space for an emergency engine generator. This will increase the annual rent to $158,175.70.  C 82-48

Substitute agreement DTFA11-83-L-00011 was approved between the city and the Federal Aviation Administration for lease of space on the second, fourth, fifth and sixth floors plus the tower cab in TU#1 at the Salt Lake International Airport. The negotiator for the FAA exceeded FAA statutory leasing authority in the agreement when the original was executed because the FAA cannot be bound to any term which exceeds one year. (The original agreement was for 10 years). This substitute agreement reduces the leased premises by 24 square feet and changes the commencement of the term to coincide with the completion of the improvements, November 9, 1982. The initial term expires September 30, 1983, the end of the government fiscal year. Even though the square footage has been reduced, the annual rental will remain the same. All other terms of the original agreement have been added to this new lease and remain unchanged.  C 82-48

Amendment No. 2 to Lease Agreement DTFA13-81-L-00265 was approved. This amendment will provide reimbursement to the Airport Authority by the FAA in the amount of $14,338 to cover the construction and design costs of relocating the air conditioning units. This was covered by Extra Work Order No. 21 to the contract with Valley Design and Construction.  Cross Reference C 82-52.  C 82-48

Amendment No. 1 to an agreement dated January 19, 1982, No DTFA13-81-L-00265, with the Federal Aviation Administration (FAA) was approved The FAA leases approximately 7,502 square feet of space in Terminal Unit #1 at Salt Lake City Airport This Amendment changes the agreement to increase the FAA rentable space to 10,024 square feet and changes the amount of monthly rental from $94,525 20 to $126,302.40.  Cross Reference C 82-52.  C 82-48

An agreement with the Federal Aviation Administration, lease DTFA13-81-L-00265, to lease space on the 2nd, 4th, 5th and 6th floors plus the tower cab in TU#l at Salt Lake City International Airport was approved. In addition to the lease of this space the agreement covers renovation of the 2nd, 4th and 5th floors of the premises, ”l982 Improvements”. Cross Reference C 82-52.  C 82-48

A Shade Hangar Agreement was approved leasing Hangar 20, Row 9 at the Salt Lake City International Airport to Hugh C. Garner, individually, Stanford Mahoney, individually, and All Minerals Corporation; rental is in the amount of $150 per month, payable monthly in advance, commencing July 1, 1981.  C 82-49

C 82-50 - File missing or not issued.

The Shade Hangar agreement was approved leasing Shdae Hangar 13, Row 14, at the Salt Lake City International Airport to Keith Steele, individually; rental is $35 per month, payable monthly in advance, commencing July 1, 1981.  C 82-51

The contract with Valley Design & Construction Company was approved in the amount of $445,900 for the Second Floor and Tower Remodel, Project No. 19-A-86-20 at the Salt Lake City International Airport.

C 82-52

The contract with Swesco Incorporated was approved for rotary distributor to be furnished and installed at the Water reclamation plant located at 1850 North Redwood Road, Project #49-Q-5-23.  C 82-53

The Hold Harmless Agreement with Swesco, Inc. regarding Bid 70 for the installation of seven new or refurbished rotary distributors for Salt Lake City was approved and their bid of $596,417.50 was accepted.  C 82-53

The contract with D. Thomas Flynn Construction was approved in the amount of $138,207.90 for construction of street improvements on 900 West Street, Project Number 38-688; authorization was given to the City Engineer’s office to issue a Notice to Proceed to the Contractor.  C 82-54

An airport salary study was awarded to Russell G. Williams.  C 82-55

Agreement Amendment No. 2 with CH2M Hill Central, Inc. was approved for professional and engineering services to prepare the 201 Facilities Plan. This amendment is to cover CH2M Hill’s assistance on the analysis of privatization for wastewater facilities for the city and to assist the firm of Arthur Young.

C 82-56

The agreement amendment amending the agreement dated April 2, 1981, between Salt Lake City Corporation and CH2M Hill for professional and engineering services to prepare the 201 Facilities Plan was approved.

C 82-56

The service agreement and addendum between Salt Lake City Corporation and Product Information Network, a division of McGraw-Hill Information Systems Company, was approved; this agreement is for 12 months, beginning February 1, 1982, for a total cost of $2,795.

C 82-57

The agreement by Jacobsen Investment Company, by Heber S. Jacobsen, President, was approved granting permission to make an 8-inch automatic sprinkler connection for the Airport Park Building #5 at 236 North 2200 West Street.  C 82-58

An agreement was approved with Milistream Associates, Inc. for Watermain Ext. No. 33-C-1255 to serve Shadybrook Condominiums PUD, Phase II located at 837 East Scott Avenue (3420 South). This agreement covers special pumping, reservoirs, and/or supply lines as required to furnish culinary water to this subdivision over and above the normal expenditure for the extension.  C 82-59

The agreement between Salt Lake City Corporation and Millstream Associates, Inc. was approved for Water Main Extension No. 33-C-1255 to serve “Shadybrook Condominiums PUD, Phase I”, located at about 837 E. Scott Avenue (3420 So.); the agreement covers special pumping, reservoirs, and/or supply lines as required to furnish culinary water to this subdivision.  C 82-59

Special Contract No. 817, Water Main Extension No. 33-C-1255 between Salt Lake City Corporation and Millstream Associates, Inc. was approved for Shadybrook Condominiums PUD, Phase I, located at about 837 East Scott Avenue (3420 South); the water main extension is not completed at this time - the work will be done under the program for the extension of water mains beyond the city limits. This contract does not cover fire hydrants to be installed on this extension; Salt Lake City does not assume ownership of the fire hydrants.  C 82-59

An agreement and quit-claim deed were approved between the city and Grant Square Associates to exchange property owned by the city on Oblad Street for property owned by the developer to construct parking and turn-around areas for city residents living on Beldon and Stanton Streets; Petition No. 439 of 1981.  C 82-60

A quit-claim deed, permit and agreement were approved narrowing and vacating a 3 foot strip of land on the north side of Ashton Avenue (2335 South 1800 East) being used as a walkway by children.  Petition No. 598 of 1981.  C 82-61

The City Council adopted Resolution 27 of 1982 authorizing approval of the Interlocal Cooperation Agreement for joint or cooperative action to provide for the financing of the Salt Lake Solid Waste Management Project; This Interlocal Agreement was approved by the Mayor.  C 82-62

The Agreement between Olsen and Peterson, Consulting Engineers, and Salt Lake City Corporation was approved for Olsen and Peterson to serve as the Airport Authority’s professional representatives in evaluating, maintaining, and modifying the mechanical systems at Salt Lake City International Airport and Airport II and furnish consultation and advise on the mechanical systems to the Authority. This agreement is for a not-to-exceed fee of $9,000 and terminates on December 31, 1982.  C 82-63

An agreement was approved to increase the hangar rental rate effective July 1, 1982 for James Petersen, Individual, and Gene Williams, Individual, leasing Shade Hangar 8, Row 11 at Salt Lake International Airport.  C 82-64

The request for an application for an air travel card was approved for the Airport Authority (to be carried by the Director); the voucher covering the refundable deposit of $425 was also approved. The card would enable the Director to purchase airline tickets for approved staff travel without waiting for advances thus taking advantage of discount fares where advance requirements are necessary; all charges made on the card will be reconciled against travel reports submitted and documented by the Director and the staff.

C 82-65

A Special Service agreement covering the construction and use of the new Airline Fuel system at Salt Lake City International Airport was entered into on July 2, 1978 between the City and Fuel System Airlines; (American Airlines, Frontier Airlines, Republic Airlines, Texas International Airlines, United Airlines, and Western Airlines) In the agreement it states that any common carrier of passengers or property by airlines has the right become a Fuel System Airline entitled to all the benefits of being a Fuel System Airline and assuming all the obligations therof by entering into an agreement with City whereby it agrees to become bound to the Special Service Agreement Benefits of becoming a Fuel System Airline ate greater fuel storage capacity as well as certain cost benefits. The Adherence Agreement to Special Service Agreement Airline Fuel System would bind Delta Airlines Inc. as a Fuel System Airline effective November 1, 1981.  C 82-66

The contract was approved with Tina Hall for janitorial services on the third, fourth and fifth floors of the Fifth Judicial Circuit Courts Building; this will be paid at the monthly rate of $900 by voucher issued by the Fleet Management Department.  C 82-67

The agreement from Laser Print Company was approved for the purpose of allowing Data Processing to purchase large volumes of printing from this firm.  C 82-68

An agreement was approved with All Pro Elevators for continued maintenance of the Fifth Circuit Court Building. These services will be performed for an annual sum of $5,040 which is to be paid at a monthly rate of $420.  C 82-69

The agreement with All Pro Elevators was approved providing for the needed services for a monthly fee of $420.  C 82-69

The Revocable Permit between Salt Lake City Corporation and H. Bryce Wade for the use of a portion of the East Jordan Canal Right of Way located at 2205 East Pheasant Way, and the request to issue to Mr. Wade this Revocable Permit inasmuch as permittee is desirous of using a portion of the Canal Right of Way for a driveway and landscaping, was approved.  C 82-70

The contract with the IBM Corporation for the lease/rental on an IBM 6670 information distributor and external modem interface for the Data Processing Department was approved. This will be paid at the monthly rate of $1,609 by voucher issued by the Date Processing Department.  C 82-71

The contract with Mass Grassli and Associates for an architectural study of the existing buildings in Pioneer Park was approved.

C 82-72

Amendment for Easement of Piplines between the city and Salt Lake County, covering Watermain Extension No. 33-C-1253 on Wasatch Boulevard was approved.  C 82-73

The contract with Western Utility Contractors, Inc., for the construction of Big Cottonwood Conduit Replacement, Project No. 33-C-1253 was approved. Total amount of the project is $5,998,607.50.

C 82-73

A contract was approved with Horrocks & Corollo, to have them provide inspection services during the course of construction on the Big Cottonwood conduit. The total amount of the contract is for $165,000 which will be paid for out of bond funds.  C 82-73

An Easement for Pipelines was approved between Salt Lake City Corporation and Salt Lake County, covering Watermain Extension No. 33-C-1253, Wasatch Boulevard, from the mouth of Big Cottonwood Canyon to 4900 South, a distance of approximately 21,997 feet.  C 82-73

On March 29, 1982 the mylar was approved for Project No. 33-C-1253, Big Cottonwood Conduit Replacement, Wasatch Boulevard, from the mouth of Big Cottonwood Canyon to 4900 South.  C 82-73

The Agreement between Salt Lake City Corporation and the Utah State Department of Transportation, for the installation of Watermain Extension 33-C-1253, Wasatch Boulevard, from the mouth of Big Cottonwood Canyon to 4900 South was approved.  C 82-73

The engineering consulting contract between Salt Lake City Corporation and Eckhoff, Watson & Preator Engineering was approved for the design of a 12-inch water main on 4800 West, 1300 south to 700 South, Project No. 33-C-1258.  C 82-74

The agreement by Shire Warehouse Associates, by James R. Gaddis, Partner, in which he requests permission to make a six-inch automatic sprinkler connection for the Sysco Intermountain Food Warehouse located at 1659 Industrial Road was approved.  C 82-75

The agreement between Salt Lake City Corporation and Utah Power & Light Company as approved for Water Main Extension No, 35-4012 to serve the new sub-station located on 4900 West 700 South; this agreement covers special pumping, reservoirs, and/or supply lines as required to furnish culinary water to the area, over and above the normal expenditure for the extension.  C 82-76

The agreement between Salt Lake City Corporation and Utah Power & Light Company was approved wherein the company agrees to petition for annexation whenever any part of the property located at 4800 West and 700 South become contiguous with City’s boundaries.  C 82-77

The water supply agreement amendment between Salt Lake City Corporation and Denn-Mark Precious Metals, Ltd. was approved; the agreement applies to property located near or in the Canyon Enterprises Subdivision No. 1, Big Cottonwood Canyon.  C 82-78

Agreement for the Waiver of Installation of Public Way Improvements, for the Salt Lake International Center Corporation, located at 4800 West North Temple Street was approved.  C 82-79

The Extra Work Order No. 2 to the contract with Hall Construction for Lee Drain Lift Station, Project 47-N-P-3, was approved in the amount of $3,357; this extra work order is for installing hardware on the third pump in accordance with plans and specifications.  C 82-80

A Lessor’s Approval of Encumbrance of tease to Property from the city to 13.1. Associates was approved. B.I. Associates is Trustor, and The Citizens Bank is Trustee. B.I. Associates has a lease agreement dated February 1982 with the city for a corporate hangar site on the east side of Salt Lake City International Airport. Article 34 of this lease states that the Lessee cannot encumber or pledge the lease agreement without written approval from the city. Approval of this Trust Deed does not mitigate city’s position under the lease agreement.  C 82-81

The re-assignment of the agreement dated July 3, 1979 with Siegel Mobile Home Group for lease of a plot of land in Row 3 at the Airport for construction of a 3600 square foot hangar was approved.  C 82-81

The request for the contract with Biddle & Associates of Sacramento for the purpose of validation and entrance level written examination for the position of Police Officer for the Salt Lake City Police Department, was approved. The contract service will cost $5,500 plus the travel cost for one round trip and three day lodging and per diem. This money is to be furnished from the Police Department budget.  C 82-82

The request for the extension for the elevator/escalator maintenance contract with Otis Elevator through April 30, 1982, at the present cost of $3,497.16 per month were approved Prior to the expiration date the maintenance contracts will be rebid. These services are contained in the FY 1981-82 budget and funds are available to cover this expenditure.  C 82-83

The agreement between the City and Karen D. Lloyd to lease a residence situated on Salt Lake City International Airport located at 1975 North 2450 West, was approved the agreement is a month to month lease commencing May 15, 1981 with, a rental rate of $160 per month. The agreement may be terminated by either party upon thirty day written notice. At the time of the agreement the residence was in need of repair if the lessee makes the listed repairs prior to June 30, 1982 she will receive a direct rental credit for the dollar amount of repairs made. The rental credit will not exceed $1600.  Other than these improvements it is the sole responsibility of the lessee to maintain the leased premises. The lessee will pay for all utilities under this agreement.  C 82-84

The agreement for the City to pay the Housing Authority $123,000 to purchase and rehabilitate a multi-family structure for use by the Utah Native American Consortium was approved. The City will retain ownership of the structure through the Housing Authority and leased to the Utah Native American Consortium for the purpose of providing temporary housing to low income families relocating in Salt Lake City.  C 82-85

The Overrun Authorization to the contract with Ralph Wadsworth Construction Company for the Jackson Street Improvements, Salt Lake City Project #38-678 was approved in the amount of $10,000 to make proper correction, to alleviate the reverse slope and the potenial for flooding of the homeowners, the entire sidewalk had to be reconstructed.  C 82-86

Agreement with Menlove Development Company to comply with Historical Landmark Committee requirements relating to landscaping and other related activities.  C 82-87

The agreement with Fox & Company was approved to perform Concessionaire Audits for tenants operating at the Salt Lake City International Airport that pay rental fees based on a percent of gross revenues (specifically Amelia’s Restaurant).  C 82-88

The agreement to lease Shade Hangar 1, Row 14 at the Salt Lake City International Airport to Robert J. Silver, individually, and Calvin Simmons, individually; Rental is in the amount of $35 per month, payable monthly in advance, commencing July 1, 1981.  C 82-89

The agreement to lease Shade Hangar 10, Row 2 at Salt Lake City Airport II to Robert Allred, individually and Flight Time, Inc. was approved; Rental is in the amount of $35 per month, payable monthly in advance, commencing January 1, 1982. A thirty-day cancellation clause and other provisions are included for protection of the City.  C 82-90

The agreement to lease Shade Hangar 18, Row 11 at the Salt Lake City International Airport to Russell H. Fields, individually and Nevada Crossing, Inc.; Rental is in the amount of $35 per month payable monthly in advance, commencing December 1, 1981, was approved.

C 82-91

An agreement was approved to increase the hangar rental rate effective July 1, 1982 for Michael A. Merback, Individual, and Tech-Steel, Inc., leasing Hangar 5, Row 11 at Salt Lake International Airport.  C 82-92

The agreement to lease Shade Hangar 5, Row 11 at the Salt Lake City International Airport to Michael A. Merback, individually, and Tech-Steel, Inc., was approved: Rental is in the amount of $35 per month, payable in advance, commencing November 5, 1981.  C 82-92

The agreement to lease Shade Hangar 4, Row 2 at Salt Lake City Airport II to Malcolm Lesueur, individually, and Lesco Equipment and Supply Corporation was approved. Rental is in the amount of $35 per month payable monthly in advance, commencing January 1, 1982. C 82-93

The City Council adopted Resolution 29 of 1982 approving the Extra Work Order for EMCON’s engineering study on the Landfill site; this Extra Work Order was signed by the Mayor.  C 82-94

The agreement between Salt Lake City Corporation and Lamar A. Rawlings, dba Arthur Young and Company was approved for professional assistance by Arthur Young and Company to the City in preparing a policy statement clarifying what types of costs incurred by the City are allocable to the enterprise funds and the methods by which the allocations shall be made. The total cost for services shall not exceed $8,000.  C 82-95

Interlocal agreement with the Housing Authority of Salt Lake City to provide personnel classification and records retention services.

C 82-96

FRANK V. LINDGREN, COFFEE SHOP, CITY COUNTY BUILDING

Amendment: With Frank V. Lindgren to provide a food concession business in the City and County Building.  C 82-97

The lease agreement amendment was approved between Salt Lake City Corporation and Frank Lindgren, concessionaire of the cafe located in the City-County Building. This amendment allows the concessionaire to paint the dining and kitchen areas in the cafe and make minor repairs when necessary and upon delivery of paid receipts may deduct the actual costs from the monthly lease rate.  C 82-97

The agreement with the Utah State Department of Employment Security for the lease of the parking lot at Perks Field was approved; the agreement will extend for five years. Employment Security will pay $100 per month in consideration for the lease.  C 82-98

A disclaimer was approved for Wasatch Boulevard and Canyon Cove Co. releasing the city’s interests in the Big Cottonwood Conduit right of way in and through the Canyon Cove Subdivision.  C 82-99

An agreement was approved between the City, Wasatch Boulevard and Canyon Cove Company. This agreement provides for an easement to be conveyed to Salt Lake City Corporation for the construction of the Big Cottonwood Conduit replacement project with the provision that Salt Lake City disclaim the existing right of way for said Big Cottonwood Conduit.  C 82-99

A Special Agreement was approved between the city and Bryant L. Cox for Watermain Extension No. 33-C-1246 which provides for the maintenance and upkeep of an existing 6-inch and 4-inch private pipeline for Lot 12 in Creek View Estates Subdivision at no cost or expense to the city.  C 82-100

Special Agreement was approved between the City and Kenneth R. Miles and Sally A. Miles, his wife, which provides for the maintenance and upkeep of an existing 6-inch and 4-inch private pipeline for Lot 11 at no cost of expense to the City.  C 82-100

An agreement between Salt Lake City Corporation and Barney J. Carlson and Cozette Carlson, was approved which provides for the maintenance and upkeep of an existing 6-inch and 4-inch private pipeline for Lots 11 and 12, at no cost or expense to the City.  C 82-100

The agreements for Salt Lake City Corporation for permission to make a four-inch automatic sprinkler connection for the Wasatch Springs restoration located at 840 N. Beck Street were approved.  C 82-101

The agreement with Grant Hone was approved in the amount of $14,144 for Project No. 50-1236, the construction of an 8-inch sewer relocation located on South Temple at 200 West.  C 82-102

The plans and specifications for the construction of a sewer main extension, No. 50-1236, starting at West Temple and running 290 feet west on South Temple were approved.  C 82-102

The agreement with Dwight Peterson & Sons Excavating, Inc. was approved in the amount of $76,442.50 for the construction of Watermain Extension No. 35-4162, Salt Palace Expansion Project.

C 82-103

The agreement between Salt Lake City Corporation and the Utah State Department of Transportation was approved for the installation of Watermain Extension 35-4162, Salt Palace Expansion Project.  C 82-103

The plans and specifications for the relocation of a watermain for the Salt Palace Expansion, Watermain Extension 35-4162, starting at 200 West, west on 100 South, north on 300 West, east on South Temple were approved.  C 82-103

The plans were approved for the construction of a 6-inch ductile iron pipe watermain extension, located on Driggs Avenue, from 600 East Street to Green Street, Project No. 35-4135.  C 82-104

The plans for the construction of a new diversion structure on the Salt Lake and Jordan Canal at Parley’s crossing, 1070 East 2100 South, Project #102-E-1, were approved.  C 82-105

An agreement was approved to increase the hangar rental rate effective July 1, 1982 for Ian Griggs, Individual, leasing Shade Hangar 11, Row 12 at Salt Lake International Airport.  C 82-106

The agreement was approved leasing Shade Hangar 11, Row 12 at the Salt Lake City International Airport to Ian Griggs, individually; rental is in the amount of $35 per month, payable monthly in advance commencing November 1, 1981.  C 82-106

An agreement was approved to increase hangar rental rate effective July 1, 1982 for Robert H. Horne, MDPC, Individual, and Jonathan H. Horne, Individual, leasing Hangar 3, Row 8 at Salt Lake International Airport.  C 82-107

The agreement was approved leasing Shade Hangar 3, Row 8 at the Salt Lake City International Airport to Robert H. Horne, MDPC, individually and Jonathan H. Horne, MD, individually; rental is in the amount of $80 per month, payable monthly in advance, commencing January 12, 1982.  C 82-107

An agreement was approved to increase hangar rental rate effective July 1, 1982 for Mary Cronberg, Individual, leasing Hangar 21, Row 12 at Salt Lake International Airport.  C 82-108

An agreement was approved to increase hangar rental rate effective July 1, 1982 for Robert Fitzpatrick, Individual, and K E. Fitzpatrick Sales, Inc., leasing Hangar 18 Row 2 at Salt Lake International Airport.  C 82-109

The agreement was approved leasing Shade Hangar 18, Row 2 at the Salt Lake City Airport II to Robert Fitzpatrick, individually, and R.E. Fitzpatrick Sales, Inc.; rental is in the amount of $35 per month, payable monthly in advance, commencing January 1, 1982.  C 82-109

The agreement was approved leasing Shade Hangar 23, Row 11 at the Salt Lake City International Airport to Peter D. Wimbrow, individually, Robert A. Haynes, individually, Doris Marjean Daniels, individually, and Wimbrow School of Aviation; rental is in the amount of $35 per month, payable monthly in advance, commencing November 5, 1981.  C 82-110

An agreement was approved to increase hangar rental rate effective July 1, 1982 for C. Allen Stebbins, Individual, leasing Shade Hangar 9, Row 2 at Salt Lake International Airport.  C 82-111

An agreement leasing Shade Hangar 9, Row 2 at the Salt Lake City Airport II to G. Allen Stebbins, individually, was approved; rental is in the amount of $35 per month, payable monthly in advance, commencing January 1, 1982.  C 82-111

The agreement was approved leasing Shade Hangar 11, Row 2 at the Salt Lake City Airport II to Bud Christenson, individually; rental is in the amount of $35 per month, payable monthly in advance, commencing December 10, 1981. C 82-112

An agreement was approved to increase hangar rental rate effective July 1, 1982 for David Hyde, Individual, leasing Hangar 5, Row 15 at Salt Lake International Airport.  C 82-113

The agreement was approved leasing Shade Hangar 5, Row 15 at the Salt Lake City International Airport to David Hyde, individually; rental is in the amount of $100 per month, payable monthly in advance commencing January 1 , 1982.  C 82-113

An agreement was approved to increase hangar rental rate effective July 1, 1982 for Barry Hansen, Individual, leasing Hangar 14, Row 6 at Salt Lake International Airport.  C 82-114

The agreement was approved leasing Shade Hangar 14, Row 6 at the Salt Lake City International Airport to Barry Hansen, individually; rental is in the amount of $65 per month, payable monthly in advance, commencing December 15, 1981.  C 82-114

Amendment No. 5 to the agreement between the city and Business Smith, Inc. for certain legal and economic consulting services provided the Airport Authority was approved. In order to complete the many tasks Mr. Smith is involved in and new ones that may arise, adjustment of the contract amount from $25,000 to $40,000 was recommended.

C 82-115

Amendment No. 4 to the agreement between the City and Business Smith, Inc., was approved. The original agreement was approved December 20, 1978 providing certain legal and economic consulting services to the Airport Authority. On September 23, 1980 this contract was amended to increase the not-to-exceed amount to $17,500. Amendment No. 4 changes the hourly rates and increases the not-to-exceed amount from $17,500 to $25,000.  C 82-115

Grant Agreement Forms were approved for the Urban Parks and Recreation Recovery Program (UPARR) Planning Grant Amendment No. 3. This amendment requests to extend the duration of the contract period for the previously awarded UPARR Planning Grant from August 31, 1982 to August 31, 1983. The reason for this request is to allow the Salt Lake City Parks and Recreation Department to revise the draft Recovery Action Plan after receiving regional review and comment from the National Park Service and print the final plan.  C 82-116

The Grant Agreement and Grant Amendment #2 application were approved for an Urban Parks and Recreation Recovery Program Planning Grant extension. Amendment #2 requests to extend the duration of the contract period for the previously awarded UPARR Planning Grant from February 28, 1982 to August 31, 1982. The reason for the request is to allow the Salt Lake City Parks and Recreation Department to complete public meetings in each Municipal District and to assess recreation needs as identified by local residents.  C 82-116

The agreement with Larco Excavating Company was approved in the amount of $67,289.80 for Project No. 35-4138, the construction of watermain extension located on 300 East Street, 1300 South to 1700 South.  C 82-117

Extra Work Order No. 5 was approved with Ralph L. Wadsworth Construction Company, Inc. in the amount of $8,200 for Tanner Park for Children, Project No. 19-Y-67-2. This is for additional construction of features requested by the Parks Department.  C 82-118

The Extra Work Order No. 4 to the contract with Ralph W. Wadsworth Construction for Tanner Park for Children, Project No. 19-Y-67-2, was approved for the amount of $6,000. This Extra Work Order is for installing french drains for tennis courts to provide the necessary drainage to keep water from collecting on the courts.  C 82-118

The contract with AAA Demolition & Excavating was approved for the performance of demolition work at a property located at 867 West 400 North, owned by Richard Fields, et al; AAA Demolition & Excavating will perform this work for $785. C 82-119

The agreement with Machan, Hampshire Properties, Inc. was approved for Watermain Extension 26-KR-3 to serve the Diagonal Office Building located at 1930 Van Winkle Expressway. This agreement covers special pumping, reservoirs, and/or supply lines as required to furnish culinary water to this area, over and above the normal expenditure for the extension.  C 82-120

The agreement with Machan, Hampshire Properties, Inc., by Gary L. Machan, President, was approved granting permission to make a 6-inch automatic sprinkler connection for the Diagonal Office tower at 1930 Van Winkle Expressway.  C 82-121

The Special Contract No, 818, Watermain Extension No. 33-C-1240 between Salt Lake City Corporation and Arie Williamson Construction was approved for Willowcrest No. 5 Subdivision, located north of Creek Road (8000 South) on Deer Creek Road (3235 E.). The water main extension is not completed at this time; the work will be done under the program for the extension of water mains beyond the city limits. This contract does not cover fire hydrants to be installed on this extension; Salt Lake City does not assume ownership of the fire hydrants.  C 82-122

The agreement between Salt Lake City Corporation and Arie Williamson Construction was approved for Watermain Extension No. 33-C-1240 to serve “Willowcrest No. 5 Subdivision”, located north of Creek Road (8000 South) on Deer Creek Road (3235 E.). This agreement covers special pumping, reservoirs, and/or supply lines as required to furnish culinary water to this subdivision, over and above the normal expenditure for the extension.  C 82-122

The agreement by the Corporation of the President of the Church of Jesus Christ of Latter-Day Saints, A Utah Corporation Sole by Fred A. Baker, Authorized Agent, was approved granting permission to make a four-inch automatic sprinkler connection for the Church Historical Art Museum located at #75 No. West Temple.  C 82-123

The agreement with Salt Lake County Service Area No. 2 submitted by Don J. Antczak, Chairman of the Board of Trustees, was approved allowing a 6-inch automatic sprinkler connection to be made for the Salt Lake County Ice Rink at 7520 South 2700 East. C 82-124

The mylar for Watermain Extension 35-4131, located on “B” Street between 6^th Avenue and 9^th Avenue was approved.  C 82-125

The overrun authorization for Capitol Hills Phase I, Street Improvements, Project No. 38-653, was approved. The amount of the projected overrun is $49,961.92, with monies available from Community Development funds.  C 82-126

On May 14, 1982, the agreement and exhibits 1-7 between Salt Lake City, Salt Lake International Center and Triad Utah were approved. This is in relation to the development of the Devereaux Block. Associated with this project is the closure of Deseret and Learned Avenues which was adopted by council action on April 20, 1982. Ordinance 29 of 1982.  C 82-127

The agreement was approved leasing Shade Hangar 19, Row 11 at the Salt Lake City International Airport to John T. Aldrich, M.D., individually. Rental is in the amount of $35 per month, payable monthly in advance, commencing November 5, 1981.  C 82-128

The agreement was approved leasing Shade Hangar 14, Row 14 at the Salt Lake City International Airport to Roger Turner, individually. Rental is in the amount of $35 per month, payable monthly in advance, commencing January 12, 1982.  C 82-129

The agreement was approved leasing Shade Hangar 12, Row 12 at the Salt Lake City International Airport to Robert D. Valline, individually, and Valline Agency, Inc. Rental is in the amount of $35 per month, payable monthly in advance, commencing December 1, 1981.  C 82-130

The agreement was approved leasing Shade Hangar 13, Row 9 at the Salt Lake City International Airport to Robert D. Valline, individually, and Dennis Madsen, individually.  Rental is in the amount of $150 per month, payable monthly in advance, commencing February 15, 1982.

C 82-131

An agreement was approved with Motorola Communications and Electronics for periodic inspection and maintenance of radio communications equipment used by the Salt Lake City Airport Authority. Due to the complexity of the equipment, a renewal of the service agreement appears to be the best method to cover those items which generally need periodic inspection or maintenance. Because of the technical nature of this work it cannot be performed by the Airport Authority staff. This agreement will cover maintenance of 2 base stations, 2 repeater units, 1 base console unit and 82 hand held radios for a period of one year commencing January 1, 1983. Cost of this service is $1,044.15.  C 82-132

A service agreement was approved between the city and Motorola Communications and Electronics for periodic inspection and maintenance radio communications equipment used by the Airport Authority. Due to the complexity of the equipment, a renewal of the service agreement appears to be the best method to cover those items which generally need inspection or maintenance. Because of the technical nature of this work it cannot be performed by the Airport staff. This will cover maintenance of 2 base stations, 2 repeater units and 1 base console unit for 6 months commencing July 1, 1982, at a cost of $326.65 per month.  C 82-132

The service agreement between the City and Motorola Communications and Electronics was approved for periodic inspection and maintenance of radio communications equipment used by the Salt Lake City Airport Authority. This agreement covers maintenance of 82 portable hand-held radios, 15 power-source conversion consoles mounted in heavy equipment, 2 vehicle mounted mobile radios, 2 base stations, 2 repeater units, and 1 base console unit, for a period of six months, commencing January 1, 1982. Motorola agrees to supply all labor and parts required to repair any of the equipment; cost of this service is $1,177.45 per month.  C 82-132

The Overrun Authorization in the approximate amount of $15,500.00 to the contract with Stephen Cornwall Construction Company for the construction of the Terminal Front Road and Curbside Canopy, Project No. 19-A-109-7 at the Salt Lake City International Airport.  This authorization covers the major quantity overruns on unit price items.  C 82-133

The settlement agreement with Dave Brooks regarding an employee grievance was approved.  C 82-134

The agreement between the University of Utah, Salt Lake County, and Salt Lake City Corporation was approved. The agreement provides that the City will be reimbursed for some court processing costs relating to University citations. Under this agreement the City will receive $7,233 from the University, and $35,740 from the County for services performed by the City from July 1, 1978 through December 31, 1981. The reimbursement represents costs for serving summons and warrants, and costs for issuing certain letters and forms.  C 82-135

The contract between Salt Lake City and David Spatafore for production of Salt Lake City’s first Annual Report was approved. The contract specifies the work that will be done, prior to printing, for an amount not to exceed $5,000. This report will provide the public and other users of the City’s financial statements with a concise financial report along with a narrative overview of the progress and future of Salt Lake City.  C 82-136

The contract with D & J Graphics, Inc. was approved for the yearly maintenance on the Davidson Press model 500 located at the Fire Department. This will be paid on a requisition issued by the Fire Department at the rate of $100 per month.  C 82-137

JEFF WATERS, NIBLEY PARK GOLF COURSE, GOLF PRO

Agreement addendum:  With Jeff Waters, Nibley Park Golf Pro. This amends the agreement to include $2,400 per year to be paid to the Golf Pro to distribute among pro shop employees (excluding cart or range employees) as bonuses or for fringe benefits as the Pro shall decide.  C 82-138

The contract was approved with Mr. Jeff Waters who has been hired as the new golf professional at Nibley Park Golf Course.  C 82-138

The contracts with Dr. William Brown and Associated Behavior Consultant Eric Nielsen were approved. These contracts are for psychological and social help for employees of the Salt Lake City Police Department.  C 82-139

The contract modification in the amount of $6,944.50 was approved for Project No. 49-Q-5-14, construction of a new electrical equipment building at the Water Reclamation Plant. This additional amount is required to run power wire and conduit to the pump house panel, which not included in the original plans.  C 82-140

An amendment to the agreement with Rollins, Brown and Gunnell was approved for 1300 South, State Street to 500 West, Project No. 38-681.  This is for design of boxes for 4 - 48 inch pipes under the railroad at 200 West and design work for revisions of a manhole at 200 West for a cost of $2,270.  C 82-141

The agreement with Rollins, Brown and Gunnell was approved for the preparation of design plans and specifications for street and storm drain improvements for 1300 South Street from State Street to 500 West Street, Project No. 38-681; the fee is $79,789.  C 82-141

The agreement for hiring a law student, Guy Price, on a part-time contractual basis to serve as a law clerk in the City Attorney’s Office was approved.  C 82-142

The not-to-exceed fee of $7,850 was approved for work to be performed by Montmorency, Hayes & Talbot, in connection with the airport expansion. Service will include graphics, tenant reviews and other special tasks assigned by the Airport Authority, tasks are to be based on a not-to-exceed fee of $2,150.  It is planned to add additional signing at various locations throughout the Airport, which will require the preparation of drawings, construction documents and professional consultation for the design of the new lighted overhead directional sign structures and traffic guidance signs to be installed at the Airport Access Road, traffic guide signs including posts and foundations for the General Aviation Area and interior signs requested by the airlines and the FAA in the terminal area. The additional not-to-exceed fee for these additional services will be $5,700.  C 82-143

An agreement was approved to increase hangar rental rate effective July 1, 1982 for H. Reed Black, Individual, leasing Shade Hangar 1, Row at Salt Lake International Airport.  C 82-144

An agreement was approved leasing Shade Hangar 1, Row 2 at the Salt Lake City Airport II to H. Reed Black, individually. Rental is in the amount of $35 per month, payable monthly in advance, commencing December 15, 1981.  C 82-144

The Airport Liability Policy was approved selected through a bid process and awarded on February 1, 1982 to Southern Marine and Aviation. The policy period is February 1, 1982 to January 31, 1985. Liability limits have been increased to $100,000,000. The premium for each of three years for the policy is $35,000; payable annually.

C 82-145

An amendment to the Stadium Management Lease Agreement for Derk’s Field was approved with the Salt Lake City Baseball Club. This will exclude from the original lease agreement dated March 17, 1983 a portion of city owned property that is to be included in the 13th South Right-of-Way Improvement Project from 400 West to 200 East.

C 82-146

The lease agreement for Derk’s Field for operation of the Salt Lake Gull’s Baseball Team with Salt Lake City Baseball Club, Inc., was approved. The Gulls operation was sold by the current lessee. The Parks Department negotiated a new lease with the buyers of the club; this lease, upon execution, terminates the prior lease.  The term is for six years.  C 82-146

An amendment to the concession agreement with Pete Van Rossendaal for the food concession at Forest Dale Golf Course was approved. There was an error in the original agreement concerning the provision for paying rent.  That provision provided that the concessionaire must pay rent every month, not just the months the golf course is open. It has been the Parks Department’s policy to only charge rent for the months the golf course is open.  C 82-147

An agreement with Dwight Porter was approved. The purpose of this agreement is to provide computer software program and training services to the City. Mr. Porter shall provide a total of not more than 30 hours in writing a computer software program to be used with the City’s computer aided dispatch and training.  C 82-148

An agreement by James C. Harte requesting permission to make an eight-inch Detector Check Valve connection for his property at 2100 West 700 North, to serve the Sperry Univac building was approved.

C 82-149

An agreement by James C. Harte requesting permission to make an eight-inch Detector Check Valve connection for his property located 2180 West 700 North, serve Sperry Univac building was approved.

C 82-150

The plat, insurance certificate and Agreements for the Salt Lake International Center Plat 12 were approved.  C 82-151

An agreement was approved leasing Hangar 18, Row 8 at the Salt Lake City International Airport to Jay K. Hubbell, individually, and Hubmark Corporation. Rental is in the amount of $80 per month, payable monthly in advance, commencing July 1, 1981.  C 82-152

An agreement was approved to increase hangar rental rate effective July 1, 1982 for Paul P. Monaham, Individual, leasing Shade Hangar 6, Row 12 at Salt Lake International Airport.  C 82-153

An agreement was approved to increase hangar rental rate effective July 1, 1982 for David C. Hellberg, Individual, and Salt-Aero, Inc., leasing Hangar 8, Row 13 at Salt Lake International Airport.  C 82-154

An agreement was approved leasing Shade Hangar 8, Row 13 at the Salt Lake City International Airport to David C Hellberg, individually, and Salt-Aero, Inc. Rental is in the amount of $35.00 per month, payable monthly in advance, commencing July 1, 1981.  C 82-154

An agreement was approved to increase hangar rental rate effective July 1, 1982 for David C. Hellberg, Individual, and Salt-Aero, Inc., leasing Shade Hangar 9, Row 11 at Salt Lake International Airport.  C 82-155

An agreement was approved leasing Shade Hangar 9, Row 11 at the Salt Lake City International Airport to David C Hellberg, individually, and Salt-Aero, Inc. Rental is in the amount of $35.00 per month, payable monthly in advance commencing November 5, 1981.  C 82-155

An agreement approved to increase hangar rental rate effective July 1, 1982 for David C. Hellberg, Individual, and Salt-Aero, Inc., leasing Shade Hangar 9, Row 12 at Salt Lake International Airport.

C 82-156

An agreement was approved leasing Shade Hangar 9, Row 12 at the Salt Lake City International Airport to David C Hellberg, individually, and Salt-Aero, Inc. Rental is in the amount of $35.90 per month, payable monthly in advance, commencing September 1, 1981.  C 82-156

An agreement was approved leasing Hangar 7, Row 9 at the Salt Lake City International Airport to David C. Hellberg, individually, and Salt-Aero, Inc. Rental is in the amount of $150 per month, payable monthly in advance, commencing December 1, 1981.  C 82-157

An agreement was approved to increase hangar rental rate effective July 1, 1982 for David C. Hellberg, Individual, and Salt-Aero, Inc., leasing Hangar 25, Row 9 at Salt Lake International Airport.  C 82-158

An agreement was approved leasing Hangar 25, Row 9 at the Salt Lake City International Airport to David C. Hellberg, individually, and Salt-Aero, Inc. Rental is in the amount of $150 per month, payable monthly in advance, commencing October 1, 1981.  C 82-158

An agreement was approved to increase hangar rental rate effective July 1, 1982 for David C. Hellberg, Individual, and Salt-Aero, Inc., leasing Shade Hangar 7, Row 13 at Salt Lake International Airport.  C 82-159

An agreement was approved leasing Shade Hangar 7, Row 13 at the Salt Lake City International Airport to David Hellberg, individually, and Salt-Aero, Inc. Rental is in the amount of $35 per month, payable monthly in advance, commencing July 1, 1981.  C 82-159

An agreement was approved with American Sign & Indicator (AS&I) for rental, on a trial basis, of an electronic display board.  This board will be located in TU #1 over carousel #1 for a test period of approximately six months. With the steady increase of tourism numerous requests have been received for the display of service information. These requests range from welcoming of special groups and convention delegates, reporting of ski conditions for the resorts, general welcoming of tourists to Utah, and displaying special current events in the area. The County Development and Promotion Board has cooperated in undertaking this service effort and would provide the staff to program the unit on a daily basis. The developmental costs associated with the graphics will be $4,000 - $6,000. The County Development and Promotion Board has agreed to split this cost 50-50 with the Airport Authority.   C 82-160

An amendment to the auto rental concession agreement with Avis Rent-A-Car Systems, Inc. was approved. This is to clarify gross receipts relating to the Avis Shuttle Express Program.  C 82-161

An amendment to the agreement with Avis Rent-A-Car Systems was approved. Avis is currently leasing land at the Salt Lake International Airport for leasing, servicing, maintaining and storing automobiles.  C 82-161

The Non-Exclusive Auto Rental Concession Agreements were approved with Utah Driv-Ur-Self Systems (Hertz), Avis Rent A Car Systems, Bennett Utah Auto Rentals (National), K & T, Inc. (Budget), and Pearson Enterprises Partnership Company (Dollar) to be located at the Salt Lake City International Airport. Bids for this concession were opened on January 8, 1982. The major factors of the bid were the economic consideration (minimum annual fees), experience, method of operation, national reservation system, continuous operation of an auto rental concession for two consecutive years within the last three years, and financial strength to satisfy the terms and conditions of the concession and service site agreements.  C 82-161

JAMES M. MONTGOMERY ENGINEERS, TERMINAL PARK TRANSMISSION PIPELINE PROJECT

Amendment for engineering services for the Terminal Park Transmission Pipeline Project, in the amount of $49,000. This amendment adds construction management function to be performed by the engineer.

C 82-162

Amendment No. 3 to the agreement with James M. Montgomery, Consulting Engineers was approved for the Terminal Park Transmission Pipeline, Project 35-4184. This amendment was necessary as the former contractor was removed from the project and the plan sheets needed to be revised to reflect the work that was not done.  The engineer agrees to perform these services on a cost reimbursable basis for $4,200.  C 82-162

An agreement with James Constructors was approved for Watermain Ext. 35-4184, the Terminal/Park Transmission Pipeline connected with the Big Cottonwood Conduit Extension. The contract amount is $1,128,481.  C 82-162

A Letter of License for Access and Construction of the Terminal and Park. Water Transmission Pipeline was approved with the Veteran’s Administration Medical Center VMAC.  C 82-162

An agreement was approved with the Utah Department of Transportation for the installation of Watermain Extension No. 35-4184, Terminal! Park Water Transmission pipeline.  C 82-162

A County Flood Control Permit between the city and Salt Lake County Public Works Department was approved to construct a 48-inch water transmission pipeline through Parley’s Creek in connection with Watermain Extension No. 35-4184.  C 82-162

A license agreement between the city and the United States of America, Bureau of Reclamation, Department of the Interior was approved for Watermain Extension No. 35-4184, construction of a 48-inch connection to the Salt Lake Aqueduct near the Terminal/Park Reservoir located near 3300 South and Wasatch Boulevard.  C 82-162

An ‘”‘Easement for Pipelines” was approved between the city and Salt Lake County covering Watermain Ext. No. 35-4184, Terminal/Park Water Transmission Pipeline on Valley Street, 3300 East north to Louise Avenue, 2920 South, a distance of approximately 2,246.4 feet.

C 82-162

An agreement amendment was approved with James M. Montgomery Consulting Engineers for additional engineering to be performed on the Terminal Reservoir outlet pipeline.  C 82-162

An agreement with James M. Montgomery Engineers was approved. They have been selected by the City’s Selection Committee to design the continuation of the Big Cottonwood Conduit from the Terminal Reservoir at about 3300 south to the 15th East Reservoir at 5th South. They will be responsible for insuring that this project obtains all the necessary approvals and fits into the City’s overall program. This project is included in the bonding program. The design and the inspection work will be done for a lump sum fee of $260,000.  C 82-162

An amendment to the Reliable Waste contract requesting an increase in the cost per home of $.07 was approved. The increase is necessary because of the increase in disposal rates.  C 82-163

An agreement with Jerry B. Jones Construction was approved for the Nibley Park Golf Clubhouse, Project No. 19-T-4.  C 82-164

The void for the commissions for Peter A. Ernest and Ronald D, Franis as Police Chaplains was approved and their resignations accepted, and filed.  C 82-165

An agreement was approved to increase the hangar rental rate effective July 1, 1982 for Robert Allred, Individual, and Flight Time, Inc., leasing Shade Hangar 13, Row 2 at Salt Lake International Airport.  C 82-166

Amendment No. 1 to the agreement with K & T Inc., dba Budget Rent-A-car of Salt Lake City was approved. Budget is currently leasing land the Salt Lake International Airport for leasing, servicing, maintaining and storing automobiles.  C 82-167

The Non-Exclusive Auto Rental Concession Agreements were approved with Utah Driv-Ur-Self Systems (Hertz), Avis Rent A Car Systems, Bennett Utah Auto Rentals (National), K & T, Inc. (Budget), and Pearson Enterprises Partnership Company (Dollar) to be located at the Salt Lake City International Airport. Bids for this concession were opened on January 8, 1982. The major factors of the bid were the economic consideration (minimum annual fees), experience, method of operation, national reservation system, continuous operation of an auto rental concession for two consecutive years within the last three years, and financial strength to satisfy the terms and conditions of the concession and service site agreements.  C 82-167

An agreement with Leo-Wright, Inc. was approved for the Airport Entrance Sign, Project No. 19-A-l08-1 at the Salt Lake City International Airport. The amount of the Base Bid is $44,100 and $2,860 for Alternate No. 2; Alternate No. 1 was awarded and written as a separate Maintenance Agreement. The Airport Authority is authorized to issue a Notice to Proceed to the contractor.  C 82-168

An amendment to a previous contract with NCR Corporation was approved for the installment purchase agreement on one additional NCR cash register for the Financial Support Department. The total to be financed is $8,681.00 over a three-year period, 36 payments at $265.55, and one payment with the order of $434.05.  C 82-169

A maintenance contract was approved with Botanic Designs for plant maintenance and a one-year guarantee on two yucca cane plants now located in Room 313 of the City & County Building. The service will be $20 per month and will cover the period of March 7, 1983 through March 6, 1984.  C 82-170

An amendment between the city and Renata, DBA Botanic Designs was approved providing maintenance to plants in the Mayor’s Conference room at an additional cost of $16 per month making the total due monthly on this contract $120.  C 82-170

An amendment between the city and Renata dba Botanic Designs was approved. This amendment guarantees plants and provides maintenance to offices in Rooms 300 and 501 and maintenance and plant guarantee to additional plants in Room 200. This service will cost $50 a month making the total due monthly to this contract $104.  C 82-170

An agreement with Botanic Designs was approved. This contract provides for plant maintenance and one year guarantee on plants now located in rooms 200 and 311 of the City-County Building and rooms 316 and 317 of the Fifth Circuit Court Building. The service will be $54 per month and will be taken out of the three cost centers involved.  C 82-170

A cooperative agreement was approved for construction of improved railroad crossing materials, roadway median, and flashing signal lights and gates for a railroad crossing at 1700 South and 1500 West. This project has been approved by the State and Federal Highway Administration as a railroad highway safety project to be financed from Federal-aid Highway Funds. Under the terms of this agreement, ten percent of the total cost of $158,000 of this project is to be paid for by Salt Lake City. This local match of $15,800 is currently budgeted for in the City’s Capital Improvement Program.  C 82-171

An agreement with South Salt Lake was approved providing fire protection and rescue services in designated areas of the other parties’ territorial jurisdiction. The agreement will be effective for period of five years.  C 82-172

An agreement with W.W. and W.B. Gardner Construction Company was approved for the Front Road Widening, Terminal Unit No. 2, Project No. l9-A-109-9 at the Salt Lake City International Airport; the total amount is $80,078.50. The Airport Authority is authorized to issue a Notice to Proceed to the contractor.  C 82-173

An agreement with L & R Investment was approved for the lease purchase on a Sharp copier with document feeder and collator for the Engineering Department. The total to be financed is $15,552.00 over a three-year period with payments of $5,184 to be paid by voucher issued by the department.  C 82-174

An agreement with Bob Jensen was approved for his services to teach adult golf lessons through the Salt Lake City Recreation Department. These lessons are to be offered to the citizens of Salt Lake City at a very reasonable price. The goal of these lessons is to offer a recreational program to the public to promote future use of the golf courses. The lessons will be taught at the Glendale Golf Course driving range.  C 82-175

An agreement with Zion’s Securities Corporation, J. Howard Dunn, President, was approved. This agreement grants permission to make a four-inch automatic sprinkler connection for the North Temple Market at 105 No. Main Street.  C 82-176

An agreement with the Family Support Center, Inc. was approved granting permission to make a four-inch automatic sprinkler connection for the Family Support Center located at 2020 S. Lake Street.  C 82-177

A License Agreement between the United States of America and Salt Lake City was approved. This License Agreement provides for the use of the Salt Lake Aqueduct right-of-way for replacement of the Big Cottonwood Conduit project.  C 82-178

An agreement with the Retirement Inns of America, J. Stephen Wright, President, was approved. This agreement grants permission to make an 8-inch automatic sprinkler connection for their property located at 4790 South 1300 East.  C 82-179

An agreement was approved for Retirement Inns of America by J. Stephen Wright for existing Watermain Extension No. 33-C-854 to serve the property at 1265 East 4800 South. This agreement covers special pumping, reservoirs and/or supply lines as required to furnish culinary water to this property over and above the normal expenditure for the extension.  C 82-180

A service agreement was approved to hire Larry Lee Mahr as a new seasonal employee in the Transportation Department.  C 82-181

An amendment to Street Lighting Agreements was approved. Salt Lake City has numerous agreements with Utah Power & Light Company concerning street lighting contracts to operate and maintain street safety lighting within the city. The continuous renewal of contracts is time consuming so an amendment to street lighting agreements was prepared providing the continuation of existing agreements while providing the option for cancellation of agreements if necessary.

C 82-182

An agreement was approved with Jackman Elevator to provide service to the new escalators and elevators in Terminal Unit #1. The cost per month for this service is $1,655 and the maintenance contract is for three years.  C 82-183

A revocable permit with Brent Hill and Russell Mangum was approved granting permission for the installation of retaining walls and steps on 7.5 feet of city property located in front of the Garden Towers Condominiums. The condominiums are located at 141 Second Avenue.

C 82-184

An agreement was approved to increase hangar rental rate effective July 1, 1982 for Ferril K. Davis, Individual, leasing Shade Hangar 17, Row 2 at Salt Lake International Airport.  C 82-185

An agreement was approved leasing Shade Hangar 17, Row 2 at Salt Lake City Airport II to Ferril R. Davis, individually. Rental is in the amount of $35 per month, payable monthly in advance, commencing March 1, 1982.  C 82-185

An agreement was approved leasing Shade Hangar 15, Row 2 at the Salt Lake City Airport II to R. Lamar Bishop, individually. Rental is in the amount of $35 per month, payable monthly in advance, commencing January 1, 1982.  C 82-186

An agreement was approved to increase hangar rental rate effective July 1, 1982 for Betty Lou Manwaring, Individual, leasing Shade Hangar 14, Row 2 at Salt Lake International Airport.  C 82-187

An Organizational Development Agreement with Karen Shepherd and Arnold Rothermich was approved providing the Department of Finance and Administrative Services with training and management development. The total cost of this agreement will not exceed $20,000. This agreement will allow the Department of Finance and Administrative Services to insure effective working relationships and a high level of problem solving capability within the Department to meet the demands placed on the Department for FY 1982-83.  C 82-188

An agreement was approved to increase hangar rental rate effective July 1, 1982 for Don Fieldon, Individual, and Robert Erickson, Individual, leasing Shade Hangar 13, Row 11 at Salt Lake International Airport.  C 82-189

An agreement was approved leasing Shade Hangar 13, Row 11 at the Salt Lake City International Airport to Don Fieldon, individually, and Robert Erickson, individually. Rental is in the amount of $35 per month, payable monthly in advance, commencing February 1, 1982.

C 82-189

An agreement was approved to increase hangar rental rate effective July 1, 1982 for Don Branca, Ray Raymond, Bob Katz, Bob Keene, and Clark Mower, Individually, leasing Hangar 3, Row 6 at Salt Lake International Airport.  C 82-190

An agreement was approved leasing Hangar 3, Row 6 at the Salt Lake City International Airport to Don Branca, Ray Raymond, Bob Katz, Bob Keene, and Harry Howells, a partnership. Rental is in the amount of $65 per month, payable monthly ii advance, commencing February 1, 1982.  C 82-190

An agreement was approved leasing Hangar 3, Row 5 at the Salt Lake City International Airport to Lynn P. Jansson, individually, and James E. Johnson, individually. Rental is in the amount of $66.50 per month, payable monthly in advance, commencing January 13, 1982.

C 82-191

An agreement was approved to increase hangar rental rate effective July 1, 1982 for R. Kent Jarvis, Individual, leasing Shade Hangar 3, Row 2 at Salt Lake City Airport II.  C 82-192

An agreement was approved leasing Shade Hangar 3, Row 2 at Salt Lake City Airport II to K. Kent Jarvis, individually. Rental is in the amount of $35 per month, payable monthly in advance, commencing December 9, 1981.  C 82-192

An agreement for Release, and Satisfaction was approved with Reinard W. Brandley/Nielsen, Maxwell and Wangsgard (B/NMW). This agreement is for settlement of claim and releases, acquits and forever discharges Salt Lake City Corporation from any other actions,- claims, demands or liabilities in any way connected with the Special Service Agreement dated June 3, 1976; Supplemental Agreement No. 1 dated June 3, 1976; Supplemental Service Agreement No. 2 dated September 23, 1976; Supplemental Service Agreement No. 3 dated March 30, 1977; and Supplemental Service Agreement No. 4 dated April 26, 1978, executed by all of the parties on said dates and covering services to be performed by B/NMW. The settlement is in the amount of $123,000.00; $17,368.07 was’ paid to B/NMW on May 7, 1981. This leaves a remaining sum of $105,631.93 for consideration. Of this amount, $89,725.93 shall be paid upon execution of this agreement; $15,000 shall be held until completion of work outlined in Item 4, Exhibit B (attached to the agreement) and $906 shall be permanently deducted for a design error. Upon completion of all work listed under Exhibit B, the $15,000 retainage will be released for payment.  C 82-193

An agreement was approved with Layton Construction Company for Terminal Connector Building, Project No. 19-A-86-16 at the Salt Lake City International Airport.  C 82-194

The second amendment to the Revolving Historic Preservation Fund Agreement for the Utah Heritage Foundation was approved.  C 82-195

An amendment with the Utah Heritage Foundation for the Salt Lake City Past Revolving Fund Agreement was approved.  C 82-195

Service agreements with six police clerks, currently employed by the Salt Lake City Police Department, were approved. In order to expedite the implementation of the new purchasing system by the first of July, additional help is necessary to input commodity information into the computer. These police clerks have agreed to work after hours at a flat hourly rate for the two months necessary to complete this assignment. The clerks are much faster than temporary help and time will not be taken for training. The cost will be approximately $7,000 for the two-month period.  C 82-196

Amendment of Agreement for Service Contract, which was signed with Insurance Data Co., Ltd. for services in the Risk Management Division, was approved. This amendment provides for an extension of the time period on the original contract; the extension is to March 15, 1983. The amendment provides for a continuation of services which were being performed under the original contract, however, payment is to be made on a monthly retainer for services amounting to 25 hours per week. The monthly retainer is $1,400 with funds budgeted in the Worker’s Compensation Fund. The amendment would provide for continued training in Worker’s Compensation procedures, to assist in the petitioning of the Second Injury Fund for claims having any pre-existing injuries, and to assist the division in completing a claims audit of the 1980 and 1981 claims. The claims audit will allow the establishment of claims reserves as required by state law.  C 82-197

An agreement was approved with Fire Protection Service Corporation. This is an amended contract which raises the fee from $.50 to $1.00 per line into the alarm headquarters of the Fire Department.

C 82-198

An agreement was approved with Alarm Control Company, Inc. This is an amended contract which raises the fee from $.50 to $1.00 per line into the alarm headquarters of the Fire Department.  C 82-199

A Letter of Agreement with the Indian Alcoholism Counseling and Recovery Rouse Program (IACRHP) was approved. In this Letter of Agreement, IACRHP agrees to comply with applicable federal laws and regulations pertaining to Civil Rights compliance, and also agrees to maintain the facility currently being rehabilitated with 7th Year (1981) Community Development Block Grant (CDBG) funds. Since IACRHP is a CDBG subgrantee, they are subject to the same CDBG laws and regulations as the city.  C 82-200

ENVIRONMENTAL PROTECTION AGENCY, EPA, INFILTRATION AND INFLOW STUDY PROJECT, 201 FACILITIES PLAN

Amendment #7 to Salt Lake City Infiltration and Inflow Study Project grant from EPA. This decreases the grant by $131,402.00 to match actual expenditures.  C 82-201

Amendment No. 10 to the grant agreement for infiltration and analysis was approved with the Utah State Bureau of Water Pollution Control which will extend the period of this project from November 30, 1982 to August 31, 1983.  C 82-201

The Assistance Amendment No. 9 was approved regarding the Federal Sewage Works Grant, C490214-01. This amends the scope of the project, revising the payment schedule and extending project and budget periods to November 30, 1982.  C 82-201

Contracts for the employees at the Liberty Park Children’s Garden were approved. The positions include one Children’s Garden manager and three Children’s Garden supervisors to manage the facility.

C 82-202

An agreement was approved for the Liberty Park Tennis Center for the rights of operating concessions in the Tennis Center area. Kathryn Jones, Liberty Park Tennis Professional, will operate vending machines and also receive the profits from these machines because they are on such a small scale. Kathryn will submit to the city a record of all transactions with these concessions.  C 82-203

An agreement with Topographic Golf Company was approved. The Topographic Golf Company proposes to print a yardage booklet for each of the city golf courses. The agreement provides that the city will accept a certain number of booklets a year. There will be no monetary obligation on the part of Salt Lake City. The booklets will be paid for by Topographic Golf Company soliciting advertisers to buy space within the booklet.  C 82-204

A large number of service agreements were approved for various City Departments hiring new employees.  C 82-205

An agreement with Terra Tek, Inc., by John F. Schatz, Vice President, was approved granting permission to make a four-inch automatic sprinkler connection for their building located at 420 Wakara Way.

C 82-206

An agreement with Jay Tuft Construction for a watermain extension, Victory Road Reservoir outlet, Project No. 35-4153 was approved. Total amount of the contract is $543,553.97.  C 82-207

A time extension amendment was approved to the contract with JHK & Associates for Traffic Engineering Services. This extends the time of the contract until December 21, 1984.  C 82-208

An amendment to the agreement with JHK & Associates was approved which will extend the term of the contract to June 1, 1984.  C 82-208

An amendment with JHK & Associates was approved. This is an amendment of agreement for traffic engineering services.  C 82-208

An agreement for Waiver of Public Way Improvements at #29 South State Street was approved. The property is owned by the Belvedere Association. This agreement constitutes a lien against the property.  C 82-209

An agreement was approved leasing Shade Hangar 7, Row 2 at Salt Lake City Airport II to Bob Frendt, individually, and Bob Frendt Aircraft. Rental is in the amount of $35 per month, payable monthly in advance, commencing January 1, 1982.  C 82-210

An agreement was approved leasing Shade Hangar 11, Row 1 at Salt Lake City Airport II to Douglas P. Holbrook, individually, and Holbrook & Associates. Rental is in the amount of $100 per month, payable monthly in advance, commencing January 15, 1982.  C 82-211

An agreement was approved leasing Shade Hangar 12, Row 11, at the Salt Lake City Airport to Max Bangerter, individually, and Mobile Telephone, Inc.  Rental is in the amount of $35 per month, payable monthly in advance, commencing December 1, 1982.  C 82-212

An agreement was approved to increase the hangar rental rate effective July 1, 1982 for Max Bangerter, Individual, and Mobile Telephone, Inc., leasing Shade Hangar 3, Row 12 at the Salt Lake City International Airport.  C 82-213

An agreement was approved leasing Shade Hangar 8, Row 14, at Salt Lake City Airport to James L. Conklin, individually, and Conklin Leasing Company. Rental is in the amount of $35 per month, payable monthly in advance, commencing January 1, 1982.  C 82-214

An agreement was approved leasing Hangar 9, Row 1, at Salt Lake City Airport II to Timothy O. Phillips, individually. Rental is in the amount of $100 per month, payable monthly in advance, commencing March 15, 1982.  C 82-215

An agreement was approved leasing Shade Hangar 7, Row 11 at Salt Lake City International Airport to Anthony Francovich Jr, individually, and Martha Frankovich, individually. Rental is in the amount of $35 per month, payable Monthly in advance, commencing on November 5, 1981.  C 82-216

An agreement was approved leasing Hangar 15, Row 1, at Salt Lake City Airport II to Derrell Miller, individually, and Utah Communications, Inc. Rental is in the amount of $100 per month, payable monthly in advance, commencing March 1, 1982.  C 82-217

An agreement was approved leasing Shade Hangar 5, Row 2 at Salt Lake City Airport II to R. Kent Jarvis, individually, and Lake Aero, Inc. Rental is in the amount of $35 per month, payable monthly in advance, commencing December 9, 1981.  C 82-218

An agreement was approved leasing Hangar 13, Row 1 at Salt Lake City Airport II to Thomas Young, Jr., individually, and Young Electric Sign Company. Rental is in the amount of $100 per month, payable monthly in advance, commencing April 1, 1982.  C 82-219

An agreement was approved leasing Shade Hangar 4, Row 2 at Salt Lake City Airport II to Stephen Rees, individually, and Stephen Rees Development. Rental is in the amount of $35 per month, payable monthly in advance, commencing April 1, 1982.  C 82-220

An agreement was approved leasing Shade Hangar 13, Row 12 at Salt Lake City International Airport to R. Thomas Giuli, individually. Rental is in the amount of $35 per month, payable monthly in advance, commencing April 1, 1982.  C 82-221

An agreement was approved leasing Shade Hanger 10, Row 12 at the Salt Lake City International Airport to Robert Burns, individually, Les Eddington, individually, and Mac Petersen, individually. Rental is in the amount of $35 per month, payable monthly in advance, commencing January 5, 1982.  C 82-222

An agreement was approved leasing Shade Hangar 19, Row 2 at Salt Lake City Airport II to David P Johnson, individually and Paul J. Frampton, individually. Rental is in the amount of $35 per month, payable monthly in advance, commencing January 1, 1982.  C 82-223

An agreement was approved leasing Shade Hangar 18, Row 12 at the Salt Lake City International Airport to Lynn E. Barr, individually, and Five Point Construction Company, Inc. Rental is in the amount of $35 per month, payable monthly in advance, commencing January 15, 1982. 

C 82-224

An agreement was approved, leasing Hangar 12, Row 1, at Salt Lake Airport II to Kenneth Taylor, individually. Rental is in the amount of $100 per month, payable monthly in advance, commencing February 1, 1982.  C 82-225

An agreement was approved to increase the hangar rental rate effective July 1, 1982 for Kenneth Taylor, Individual, leasing Hangar 10, Row 1 at Salt Lake Airport II.  C 82-226

An agreement was approved to lease Hangar 20, Row 1 at the Salt Lake International Airport to W. Dean Whiting, Individual and Intermountain Construction, Inc. commencing October 15, 1982.

C 82-227

An agreement was approved leasing Shade Hangar 6, Row 2, at the Salt Lake City Airport II to W. Dean Whiting, individually and Inter- mountain Construction, Inc. Rental is in the amount of $35 per month, payable monthly in advance, commencing December 16, 1981.  C 82-227

An agreement was approved leasing Hangar 20, Row 1, at Salt Lake City Airport II to Gary Bennett, individually, and Compu Solv. Rental is in the amount of $100 per month, payable monthly in advance, commencing March 15, 1982.  C 82-228

An agreement was approved leasing Hangar 18, Row 7, at the Salt Lake City International Airport to Ben Opfermann, individually, and Applied Geophysics, Inc. Rental is in the amount of $80 per month, payable monthly in advance, commencing April 1, 1982.  C 82-229

An agreement was approved leasing Shade Hangar 2, Row 2 at Salt Lake City Airport II to Clyde R. Buckley, individually, and Buckley Construction & Excavation Company. Rental is in the amount of $35 per month, payable monthly in advance, commencing January 1, 1982.

C 82-230

An agreement was approved leasing Hangar 18, Row 1, at the Salt Lake City Airport II to David Early, individually, and Burley Distributing, Inc. Rental is in the amount of $100 per month, payable monthly in advance, commencing January 15, 1982.  C 82-231

An agreement was approved leasing Shade Hangar 6, Row 11, at the Salt Lake City International Airport to Gary Overbaugh, individually. Rental is in the amount of $35 “per month, payable monthly in advance, commencing November 5, 1981.  C 82-232

An agreement was approved leasing Shade Hangar 23, Row 12 at the Salt Lake City International Airport to Kenneth Brewster, individually. Rental is in the amount of $35 per month, payable monthly in advance, commencing April 1, 1982.  C 82-233

An agreement was approved leasing Shade Hangar 21, Row 2 at Salt Lake City Airport II to Joe A Halverson, individually. Rental is in the amount of $35 per month, payable monthly in advance, commencing March 1, 1982.  C 82-234

An agreement was approved leasing Shade Hangar 8, Row 2 at Salt Lake City Airport II to Bob Frendt, individually, and Bob Frendt Aircraft. Rental is in the amount of $35 per month, payable monthly in advance, commencing January 1, 1982.  C 82-235

An agreement was approved leasing Shade Hangar 11, Row 11, at the Salt Lake City International Airport to Douglas P. Holbrook, individually, and Holbrook & Associates. Rental is in the amount of $35 per month, payable monthly in advance, commencing November 5, 1981.  C 82-236

MHT ARCHITECTS, MONTMORENCY, HAYES AND TALBOT ARCHITECTS, FAA BUILDING

Amendment No. 4: with MHT for additional office space in the FAA Building, making a total of 6,013 square feet with a proportionate rate increase.  C 82-237

Amendment #3:  with Montmorency, Hayes and Talbot Architects, Inc. (MHT) for lease of a portion of the East Wing of the F.A.A. Building. This amendment extends the term of occupancy.  C 82-237

Amendment No. 2:  with Montmorency, Hayes and Talbot Architects, Inc. (MHT) was approved. This agreement acknowledges a five year extension of the original term from December 1, 1979 through November 30, 1984. Also the amendment covers the lease of an additional 156 square foot office in the building effective May 1, 1980; and vacates effective April 30, 1982, 275 square feet of office space which the Airport Authority has requested to be used for other development. Under this amendment MHT agrees to pay rent of $22,273.04 per year for the period commencing December 1, 1979 through April 30, 1980 and $23,098.32 per year for the period commencing May 1, 1980 through April 30, 1982. The increase is due to the additional office leased May 1, 1980. Commencing May 1, 1982 through the expiration of the agreement on November 30, 1984, the rent will be $21,627.12 per year, payable in equal monthly installments of $1802.26 per month. This decrease is due to the deletion of the 275 square foot area. C 82-237

Amendment No. 3: for the Airport Development Aid Program, Project No. 6-49-0033-13 at the Salt Lake International Airport was approved. The original agreement obligated $1,737,084 of federal funds to construct the North and South Taxiways, Projects No. 19-A-131-1 and 19-A-130-1.  This amendment increases the maximum obligation of the United State by $39,442 to $1,776,526 and will reimburse the Airport Authority for funds previously expended.  C 82-238

Amendment No. 2: for the Airport Development Aid Program, Project No. 6-49-0033-14 at the Salt Lake International Airport was approved. The original agreement obligated $500,000 of federal funds construct the North and South Taxiways, Projects No. 19-A-131-1 and 19-A-130-1. This amendment increases the maximum obligation of the United States by $46,435 to $546,435 and will reimburse the Airport Authority for funds previously expended.  C 82-238

Amendment No. 1: with Chen and Associates was approved. This amendment, in the amount of $30,000, is for the purpose of having Chen & Associates make investigations and reports to define the subsurface soil and ground water conditions at the concourse and apron site and to provide recommendations for adequate foundation and pavement design.  C 82-238

An agreement with Delta Geotechnical Consultants, Inc. was approved. This agreement is for Delta to undertake the performance of concrete testing services for the South Taxiway, Phase II, Project No. 19-A-130-1, at the Salt Lake International Airport. This agreement is for services in an amount not to exceed $9,500.  C 82-238

An agreement between the city and Chen and Associates, Incorporated was approved. This agreement is for Chen and Associates, to undertake the performance of soils investigation and testing services at the Salt Lake City International Airport. The services will consist of Soil Borings, Partial Gradation of Major Soil Types, Atterberg Limits, Natural Moisture Densities, Moisture - Density Relationships and One Point California Bearing Ratios for the West Parallel Taxiway, Project No. 19-A-130-1. This agreement is for services in an amount not to exceed $9,500.  C 82-238

A Professional Contractual Agreement with the Utah Department of Transportation, Materials and Research Division, was approved. This agreement will enable the Utah Department of Transportation to perform testing of asphalt materials and concrete curing compounds for the North and South Taxiways, Project Nos. 19-A-130-l and 19-A-131-1. The agreement has a not-to-exceed cost of $6,000 for these services.  C 82-238

Amendment Nos. I & 2 to ADAP Grant Agreement for the North and South Cross Taxiways at Salt Lake International Airport, Projects No. 6-49-0033-13 and 14 were approved.  C 82-238

An agreement with Peter Kiewit Sons’ Company was approved for the South Taxiway Phase II & the West Parallel By-Pass Taxiway, Project No. 19-A-130-1, ADAP 6-49-0033-13 & 14 at the Salt Lake City International Airport; the total amount is $1,691,903.  The Airport Authority is authorized to issue a Notice to Proceed to the contractor. Amendment One, which revises the contract schedule was also approved.  C 82-238

Amendment No. 2: for the Airport Development Aid Program, Project No. 6-49-0033-14 at the Salt Lake International Airport was approved. The original agreement obligated $500,000 of federal funds to construct the North and South Taxiways, Projects No. 19-A-131-1 and 19-A-130-1.  This amendment increases the maximum obligation of the United States by $46,435 to $546,435 and will reimburse the Airport Authority for funds previously expended.  C 82-238

Amendment No: 3:  for the Airport Development Aid Program, Project No. 6-49-0033-13 at the Salt Lake International Airport was approved. The original agreement obligated $1,737,084 of federal funds to construct the North and South Taxiways, Projects No. 19-A-131-1 and 19-A-130-1. This amendment increases the maximum obligation of the United States by $39,442 to $1,776,526 and will reimburse the Airport Authority for funds previously expended.  C 82-238

On September 20, 1982, the contract with The Tempest Company was approved for the watermain extension on 400 West; 500 North to North Temple, east to 300 West, Project No. 35-4185. The total amount of this contract is $196,464.35.  C 82-239

An agreement with Delta Geotechnical Consultants, Inc. was approved. This agreement is for Delta to undertake the performance of concrete testing services for the South Taxiway, Phase II, Project No. 19-A-131-l, at the Salt Lake International Airport. This agreement is for services in an amount not to exceed $9,500.  C 82-239

A Professional Contractual Agreement between Salt Lake City and the Utah Department of Transportation, Materials and Research Division, was approved. This agreement will enable the Utah Department of Transportation to perform testing of asphalt materials and concrete curing compounds for the North and South Taxiways, Project Nos. 19-A-130-1 and 19-A-131-1. The agreement has a not-to-exceed cost of $6,000 for these services.  C 82-239

Amendment Nos. 1 & 2 to ADAP Grant Agreement for the North and South Cross Taxiways at Salt Lake International Airport, Projects No. 6-49-0033-13 and 14 were approved.  C 82-239

An agreement with Gibbons & Reed Company was approved for the North Taxiway Phase II, Project No. 19-A-131-1, ADAP 6-49-0033-13 & 14, at the Salt Lake City International Airport; the total amount for Bid Schedule A is $2,108,645. The Airport Authority is authorized to issue a Notice to Proceed to the contractor. Amendment one, which revises the contract schedule was also approved.  C 82-239

A lease agreement with Zion’s First National Bank for a Cedarapids Bituminous Asphalt Paver was approved. Said equipment will be leased for a period of five (5) years, principal amount due being $124,975. Monthly payments will be made in the amount of $2,764.24. Interest rates agreed upon will be 11.75%.  C 82-240

A lease agreement with L.& R Investment for the lease purchase on a Sharp Copier for the Risk Management Division was approved. The total amount to be expended is $8,028, payments being made in three equal annual payments of $2,676 per year and being due on May 1 of each year.  C 82-241

The Assistance Amendment No. 5 of the Salt Lake City Federal Sewage Works, EPA Grant C 490159-01 (Step 3), was approved. This decreases the grant by $30,144 from $1,635,825 to $1,605,681. This reduction was made by EPA based on their audit of eligible costs.   C 82-242

An agreement was approved to cancel the Police Chaplain Commission for William F. Mead. He has served with great expertise since June 6, 1979, and now has to resign due to other commitments.  C 82-243

An agreement with Noland & Son Construction Company, for construction of a watermain extension located on Zarahemla Drive, 4326 South to 4352 South, Project No. 33-C-1262, was approved.  C 82-244

An “Easement for Pipelines” with Salt Lake County, covering Watermain Extension No. 33-C-1262, on Zarahemla Drive, 4326 South to 4352 South, was approved.  C 82-244

An agreement with Salt Lake International Center, was approved. The agreement is for Watermain Extension 35-4173, Account No. 2730.08 and Sanitary Sewer Extension No. 50-1244, Account No. 2773.10, providing for the installation of the watermains and sewer mains within a commercial subdivision to be known as “Salt Lake International Center Plat 14”, whereby Salt Lake International Center agrees to install the watermains sewer mains as per plans approved by the Department of Public Utilities.  C 82-245

An agreement between Salt Lake City Corporation and Salt Lake International Center, was approved. The agreement is for Watermain Extension 35-4165, Account No. 2730.08 and Sanitary Sewer Extension No. 50-1243, Account No. 2773.10, providing for the installation of the watermains and sewer mains within a commercial subdivision to be known as “Salt Lake International Center Plat 13”, whereby Salt Lake International Center agrees to install the watermains and sewer mains as per plans approved by the Department of Public Utilities. C 82-246

Extra Work Order No. 4 to the contract with Z.P. Smith Incorporated for Liberty Lake Detention Basin Project No. 47-N-230, was approved. This Extra Work Order is for work required to stabilize the Lake with rock and working on the main outflow structure as well as the curb on the west side of the Lake in the amount of $12,622.  C 82-247

An agreement with Blosch Construction was approved for the Senior Citizen Recreation Center, Project Number 34-3-1. Since this project is funded with Community Development Block Grant Funds, included as part of the contract documents is a provision to award the contract to other than the low bidder. In order to qualify, a bidder, other than the low bidder, would need to be within 5% of the low bid. In addition, the bidder would need to receive a higher point total as calculated by the formula included in the contract as a part of the City’s affirmative action plan. The bidder would also need to be willing to reduce his bid price to that of the low bidder. The bid price for the project is therefore $208,692.00. The City Engineer’s office is authorized to issue a Notice to Proceed to the Contractor.  C 82-248

An agreement with Ron Johnson Construction was approved for construction of the Sherwood Drive Storm Drain, Project No. 47-11-248, in the amount of $12,134.51. Monies for this project will come from the Capital Improvement Budget.  C 82-249

An agreement with Phillipoom Construction, for re-roofing Capitol Hills Community Center, Project No. 19-M-22-2 was approved. The base bid and alternate number 4 will be accepted in the amount of $38,363.  The City Engineer’s Office is authorized to issue a Notice to Proceed to the contractor.  C 82-250

An Interlocal Cooperation Agreement with West Valley City was approved, enabling them to assist each other in rendering fire protection and rescue services within certain designated areas of the other party’s territorial jurisdiction.  C 82-251

An agreement was approved transferring the management of the Urban Development Action Grants (UDAG) from Salt Lake City to the Redevelopment Agency (RDA).  C 82-252

An agreement was approved with Educator’s Mutual Insurance Association for medical and disability claims for SLC Corporation employees at a rate of $2.90 per month per employee or 3.5% of paid claims, whichever is less.  C 82-253

An agreement was approved for administration of medical claims payments and LTD payments with Educator’s Mutual Insurance Association. Services are provided by EMIA to Salt Lake City for $2.00 per month per employee. There is a two year rate guarantee on this amount. The contract period is from July 1, 1981 to June 30, 1983. Funds are budgeted for this expenditure in the self insurance trust fund 87-00870.  C 82-253

An agreement with AE Construction Services, Inc. was approved for inspection of the Perry’s Hollow Reservoir construction project. This firm has offered to provide these services for a total cost not to exceed $9,997.  C 82-254

An agreement with Bouchard Construction was approved for the construction of Perry’s Hollow Reservoir, Project No. 34-D-27, in the amount of $307,632.  C 82-254

A Revocable Permit was approved, between Salt Lake City and Salt Lake County Service Area No. 2, providing the use of the McEntire Reservoir property by the Cottonwood Heights Community Center.

C 82-255

An agreement with Ford Construction Company was approved for Oakley Lift Station, Project No. 47-N-P-2.  C 82-256

An agreement was approved between the City and Mr. & Mrs. J. Craig Carmen concerning an existing alleyway abutting the Spyglass Bill Subdivision. The Carmen’s have agreed to acknowledge the City’s prescriptive easement if the city will acknowledge reversionary interests they continue to hold.  C 82-257

A lease agreement with Keith Associated Leasing for a copier Canon NP 210 to be located at the Fleet Management offices was approved. The lease will cover a period of three years at $117.25 per month for a total cost of $4,221.  C 82-258

Various contracts with seasonal employees.  C 82-259

Interlocal Cooperation Agreement, Assignment and Assumption Agreement, with Salt Lake County and Utah Zoological Society-Hogle Zoo, Contract I-1212, was approved. C 82-260

A Revocable Permit requesting permission to leave a concrete retaining wall and light pole base encroaching approximately 4.15 feet onto City property along 900 East Street was approved.  Petition No. 651 of 1981.  C 82-261

An agreement was approved in the amount of $1,115,416 with Peter Kiewit Sons’, Co., for the Public Parking Expansion, at the Salt Lake International Airport, Project No. 19-A-124-2.  C 82-262

Extra Work Orders 19, 20, 21, and 22 for a total amount of $63,616.00 were approved for the Central Monitoring and Control System, Project No. 19-A-121, Phase II at the Salt Lake International Airport. Extra Work Order No. 19 is a design addition in the amount of $3,458.00 for the contractor to provide labor and material to furnish and install a Floppy Disc data storage system in the Central Monitoring and Control System. Extra Work Order No. 20 is a design addition in the amount of $961.00 for the contractor to provide labor and material required to install points for monitoring airport electrical power by the Central Monitoring and Control System. Extra Work Order No. 21 is a design addition in the amount of $6,258.00 for the contractor to provide material and labor required to install six start/stop points for controlling the lights in the new TU #1 and TU #2 Connector, Project No. 9-A-86-l6 which is under construction at the present time. Extra Work Order No. 22 is a design addition in the amount of $30,947.00 for the contractor to provide material and labor required to install various needed-additions in the Second Floor and Tower Remodel, Project No. l9-A-86-20 also under construction at the present time. Because part of this work is being accomplished to provide points in the new Federal Aviation Administration areas, $12,244.00 of this extra work order is reimbursable to the City from the Federal Aviation Administration under their lease agreement. Contract is with Johnson Controls, Inc.  C 82-263

Salt Lake International Center Amended Plat 10-A was approved.

C 82-264

An agreement with King Con, Inc. for the street improvements for Capitol Hills, Phase II, Project No. 38-653-1 was approved. The total amount is for $204,188.32 and will come from Community Development funds.  C 82-265

The Burroughs Contract Amendment 1 was approved. The amendment cancels the existing contract for our current disk storage and replaces it with the newer technology and more reliable disk. The total monthly increase for this exchange will be $3,851.69 and installation will be assumed October 1, 1982.  C 82-266

The Burroughs Contract Amendment 2 was approved. The amendment order’s three additional memory modules and one additional processor. The total monthly increase for the memory module will be $3,924.

C 82-266

The Burroughs Agreement Amendment was approved, placing on order 12 terminals (MT985), which will increase our monthly rental equipment cost by $549.81.  C 82-266

An Equipment Lease Agreement with Parker Equipment Company for a Pneumatic Rubber Tired Roller to be used by the Public Works Department was approved. This equipment will be leased for a period of two (2) months, becoming effective June 15, 1982, and payments will be made monthly in the amount of $1,510 per month.  C 82-267

Agreement with Williams Associates was approved. Williams Associates will provide the City comparable salary data for its executive level positions for the purpose of determining fair and adequate compensation schedules based on sound personnel policies and practices.  C 82-268

A Subscriber Service Agreement for membership in the Credit Bureau of Salt Lake City was approved. The Police Department requires these services for performing needed background checks of perspective police officers and firemen.  C 82-269

An agreement was approved between the City and David K. Richards & Company, for Watermain Extension No. 33-C-1251, to serve “Wasatch Cove Subdivision”, located on 2990 East and 3630 South. This agreement covers special pumping, reservoirs, and/or supply lines as required to furnish culinary water to this subdivision, over and above the normal expenditure for the extension.  C 82-270

Plat and agreements for Ensign Downs Plat C with Arimo Corporation were approved.  C 82-271

A Professional Contractual agreement with the Utah Department of Transportation, Materials and Research Division was approved. This agreement enables the Public Works Department to continue using the Utah Department of Transportation to perform testing on asphalt materials used on City projects and calibrate testing equipment used in the City Materials Lab. The $4,000 amount is available in the Public Works Department budget.  C 82-272

An agreement with Forsgren-Perkins Engineering was approved. This agreement will authorize the consultant to prepare a set of technical specifications and make modifications to the City’s Standard Drawings. The consultant’s fee for providing these services will be $30,000. Monies for this project will come from the City Engineer’s budget. Project No. 5-1.  C 82-273

An agreement with Geneva Rock Products was approved for construction of street improvements on East Capitol Boulevard, Project No. 38-706. Amount of the contract is $57,211.25.  C 82-274

An agreement with Geneva Rock Products was approved for the construction of street improvements of Beldon Place and Stanton Avenue; Park Street and Gallagher Place and Denver Street and Gudgell Court, Project No. 38-660 and 38-696. Amount of the contract is $260,423.30.  C 82-275

An agreement with Bruce Cornwall Company was approved for Wasatch Springs Tennis Courts and adjacent improvements, Project No. 19-Z-6. Items to be accepted are item numbers 1, 2, 3, 4, 5, 6, 8, 9, and 12. Total amount of the contract is $41,788.00. This project will be funded with Community Development Block Grant Funds.  C 82-276

An agreement with Ralph Wadsworth Construction was approved for construction of the Fairmont Park Site Improvements, Project No. 19-Y-12-3. Items to be accepted are Items 5 through 19, 22 through 30, 32, and 37 through 42, as the City may select any or all of the bid items.  C 82-277

An agreement with Columbia Pest Control Company for general pest control at Salt Lake International Airport was approved. The amount of contract is for $35 per month for period of one year.  C 82-278

An agreement with Van Ert Trane Service, Inc. was approved, extending the maintenance agreement for three highly specialized air conditioning units at the Salt Lake International Airport. This agreement is for a one year period, commencing June 1, 1982, and the cost for this service is $3,380 per year.  C 82-279

An agreement with Mr. Stephen Randle was approved. Mr. Randle will represent the City at the Public Service Commission rate hearings regarding street lighting service. The agreement contemplates a maximum charge to the City of $10,300.  C 82-280

A Revocable Permit was approved granting permission to leave a fence Mr. Merrill has constructed at his home at 1079 East 2nd South Street which is on City property.  Petition No. 55 of 1982.  C 82-281

An agreement with Lloyd Brothers Construction Company, Inc. was approved for the construction of Watermain Extension No. 35-4114 located on the 2100 South Frontage Road from 3650 West to 4250 West, Central Utah Project. Total amount of the contract is $158,029.80.

C 82-282

An agreement was approved between the City and Metropolitan Water District for the Upper Canal Irrigation Company stock purchased. This will result in a savings in power costs to the City by not having to pump the water through our 6200 South Pump Station to the Upper Canal to service those shares of stock. In consideration o this savings, which will amount to at least $16,000 per year, the City will reimburse Metropolitan the annual assessment of $2.50 per share of stock amounting to $5,900.  C 82-283

A supplemental agreement was approved between the city, the Utah Department of Transportation (UDOT) and Mountain Bell for additional Mountain Bell relocation costs associated with the Wakara Way street improvements project in Research Park. This agreement is required due to the actual location of the existing Mountain Bell lines in Wakara Way as determined during construction. This will result in an increase in the city’s costs for this relocation from the previously estimated $31,000 to a now estimated $44,794.  C 82-284

Supplemental Cooperative Agreement No. 2 was approved with the Utah Department of Transportation UDOT for additional Mountain Bell relocation costs associated with Wakara Way. This agreement supplements the original agreement of May, 1982 and Supplemental Agreement No. 1 of October 1982 wherein the city desired to have additional items of work included in UDOTs contract consisting of sprinkling system, turf sodding and related items. The city will pay UDOT the amount of $13,215.85 to cover the additional costs of Mountain Bell’s work within this project.  C 82-284

A Supplemental Agreement with UDOT was approved for Landscaping Improvements on Wakara Way and Foothill Drive in Research Park. The purpose of this supplemental agreement is to require the city to provide an additional $3,806 for landscaping and installation of sprinkling system on the median island on Wakara Way.  C 82-284

A Three Party Agreement between the Utah Department of Transportation, the city and Mt. States Telephone & Telegraph Company was approved for street improvements on Foothill Drive and Wakara Way in Research Park. This is an addition to a previous agreement between the city and UDOT dated May 25, 1982. The reason for the modification is the addition of telephone relocation costs which were not known when the previous agreement was executed. These telephone relocation costs are necessary to accommodate Wakara Way street construction. Due to the fact that the Mountain Bell easement at this location predates the existence of a dedicated city street, the city is responsible for a portion of these relocation costs. Of the total estimated relocation cost of $51,191, 38.3% will be eligible for federal funding and the remaining 61.7% of $31,578 is to be paid by the city. Since our previous agreement with UDOT required a reimbursement from the city of $205,705 for Wakara Way construction, the total city obligation now becomes $237,283.  C 82-284

An agreement was approved between the City and Utah Department of Transportation (UDOT) for construction of Wakara Way from Foothill Boulevard to Arapeen Drive in Research Park. This project will be accomplished in conjunction with UDOT’s Federal aid projects to improve Foothill Boulevard from Sunnyside Avenue to Wasatch Drive. Under the terms of the agreement the City is obligated to pay a sum of $205,705.42 which is the amount required to construct Wakara Way. Funding for this project is to be allocated from the City’s Research Park account and is projected in our 1982/83 Capital Improvement budget, with payment to be sent to UDOT in July, 1982.  C 82-284

An agreement with Lloyd/Butler Associates for preparation of plans and specifications for the remodeling of the Fairmont Senior Citizens Center, Project No. 3-3 was approved Lloyd/Butler has previously prepared a study report for this project, therefore this is an amendment to the original agreement The work required by this agreement will be performed for $4,000.  C 82-285

An agreement was approved with Lloyd/Butler Associates authorizing the consultant to prepare a preliminary design and study report on the Fairmont Park Senior Citizen Center, Project No. 3-3. This work will be completed for a fee of $1,000, and monies for this project will come from Community Development Funds. The City Engineering Office will issue a Notice to Proceed to the consultant.  C 82-285

The 1982 Flood Control Fund Sharing Agreement was approved. Under this agreement, the County will allocate to the City for the 1982 year, the amount of $615,000. The projects identified in the agreement, and the dollar amount was budgeted in the City’s 1981/82 budget. These monies shall be utilized for the purpose of controlling storm and flood waters within the City’s corporate limits.  C 82-286

DEVEREAIJX PARTNERS, LTD., UDAG, URBAN DEVELOPMENT ACTION GRANT, HUD, HOUSING AND URBAN DEVELOPMENT

Grant C1oseout Agreement and Certificate of Project Completion for the Devereaux UDAG, Project No. B-81-AA-49-0007.  C 82-287

An Amendment to UDAG Grant Agreement No. B-81-AA-49-0007, dealing with restoration of the Devereaux Com1ex was approved.  C 82-287

An agreement with Geneva Rock Products was approved for Street Improvements on Sego Park Block, Schedule “A”; Hoover/Van Ness/Dabs Place, Schedule “B” and Park/Lowell Block, Schedule “C”, Project No’s. 38-654-1, 38-656-1 and 38-657. The dollar amount of the contract will be $362,773.03, with monies available from Community Development funds.  C 82-288

An agreement with Underground Utilities was approved for the Installation of Traffic Signal Pole Bases in Various City Locations, Project No. 13-T-11. Cost for this project is $63,436.  C 82-289

An agreement with Geneva Rock Products was approved for the Street Improvements for 500 North - 700 West to 800 West, Project No. 38-692. Cost for this project is $81,953.00. The City Engineer’s office was authorized to issue a Notice to Proceed to the contractor.

C 82-290

An agreement with Staker Paving was approved for Planning of Various City Streets, Project No. 36-399. Cost for this project is $390,721.50.  C 82-291

An agreement with G. & R. Contractors was approved for Construction of Street and Water Transmission Line Improvements on Foothill Drive and Parley’s Way, Special Improvement District No. 38-700-2, Phase II. Total cost for Schedule “A”, Street Improvements and Schedule “B”, Water Transmission Line is $936,649. The City Engineer’s office was authorized to issue a Notice to Proceed to the contractor. Monies for this project will come from Capital Improvement Funds and Property Owner Assessments for the Street Improvements and from Public Utility Funds for the Water Transmission Line Improvements.

C 82-292

An agreement with W.W. & W.B. Gardner was approved for Construction of Street Improvements on 500 North - Redwood Road to 1400 West, Special Improvement District No. 38-700-1.  Phase I monies for this project will come from Capital Improvement Funds and Property Owner Assessments.  C 82-293

An agreement between Salt Lake City Corporation and Bovay Engineers, Inc. was approved. This agreement is for Bovay to prepare the Annual Renewal and Replacement Funding Report for the period July 1, 1982 to June 30, 1983 for Salt Lake City International Airport and Airport II as required by the Airport Use Agreement. The report will include all pavements, “T” Hangars, Shade Hangars, F.A.A. Office Building, Joint Cargo Building, Executive Terminal, Terminal Unit No. 1, Terminal Unit No. 2, Connector Building, Boiler Building, Maintenance Shop and airfield lighting at the International Airport and all pavements, FBO Hangars, T” and Shade Hangars and airfield lighting at Airport II. Cost for this service is $7,208.  C 82-294

JAY TUFT AND COMPANY, WATERMAIN EXTENSION 35-4143, LAKELINE DRIVE, SUICIDE ROCK, BENCHMARK DRIVE

Agreement: with Jay Tuft & Co. in the amount of $254,343.08 for construction of Watermain Extension No. 35-4143, on Lakeline Drive from south of Suicide Rock to Benchmark Drive.  C 82-295

The Mylar and one set of prints for a watermain extension located on Lakeline Drive from the South side of Suicide Rock to Benchmark Drive, Project No. 35-4143, was approved.  C 82-295

An agreement was approved with Bettilyon Mortgage Loan Company granting them permission to make a four-inch automatic sprinkler connection for their building located at 4350 West 2100 South.

C 82-296

The standard form agreement of Waiver of Public Way Improvements for Egbert Allright Parking, Inc. was approved.  C 82-297

An agreement between the city and A. J. Dean providing for an exchange of easements was approved. This agreement is necessary for the Big Cottonwood Conduit Replacement Project as advised by Mr. LeRoy W. Hooton, Jr., Director of the Public Utilities Department.

C 82-298

An agreement between the city and Egan Construction Company providing for an exchange of easements was approved. This agreement is necessary for the Big Cottonwood Conduit Replacement Project as advised by Mr. LeRoy W. Hooton, Jr., Director of the Public Utilities Department.  C 82-299

An agreement with Walker Development, Joan W. Letham, Gibbons & Reed Company, D.L.D. Distributing Company, and Dunn Oil Company providing for an exchange of easements was approved. This agreement is necessary for the Big Cottonwood Conduit Replacement Project as advised by Mr. LeRoy W. Hooton, Jr., Director of the Public Utilities Department.  C 82-300

An agreement between the city and Montmorency, Hayes and Talbot, Architects, was approved, for an exit plaza to the new long term parking lot in connection with the Airport Expansion Program and the Airport Master Plan update at the Salt Lake City International Airport. The exit plaza includes an 870 square foot office building, (6) new toll booths and a canopy as a protective cover. The requirement for these facilities is based upon the need for additional long term parking which will be constructed concurrently. The new parking area will be used to satisfy both current long term parking requirements and provide space for long term parking displacement during parking structure construction planned for early spring 1983. On September 11, 1975, the Board of Commissioners approved an agreement between Montmorency, Hayes & Talbot, Architects and Salt Lake City Corporation for professional engineering services for expansion projects at the Airport. It was requested that the design work for this Exit Parking Plaza be included in this agreement. The fee for the additional design work will be a lump sum of $18,836 thru Bid and Award and a time and material provision not to exceed $9,080 for contract administration including extra work orders designed by the architect.  C 82-301

An agreement was approved between the city and the accounting firm of Fox & Company for an audit of Utah Drive-Ur-Self System, Inc., dba Hertz Systems, Inc. The city is desirous of having the Internal Accounting Controls surrounding sales and gross receipts employed by Hertz evaluated for the Salt Lake City Airport Authority. The amount of this contract is not to exceed $6800.  C 82-302

On August 5, 1982, an Engineer Consulting Contract was approved with CH2M Hill Consulting Engineers for the upgrading and expansion of the existing wastewater reclamation plant located at 1850 North Redwood Road.  C 82-302

An agreement with NBI, Inc. was approved for the maintenance on a dual station word processor for the Attorney’s Office. The total amount to be paid by Purchase Order is $73.72 from the Attorney’s Budget.  C 82-303

An amendment to the current contract between the city and Mr. Dale Ith was approved. Mr. Ith was employed by the city for many years as an electrician and upon his retirement, entered into a service contract with the Parks Department to perform electrical work when needed. It was felt necessary to raise his hourly rate of pay to the level it would be had he continued on with the city.  C 82-304

Clifford Warren Higbee was commissioned as a Police Chaplain.

C 82-305

An agreement with AE Construction Services, Inc. was approved for inspection of the Neff’s Canyon Reservoir construction project. This firm has offered to provide these services for a total cost not to exceed $9,797.  C 82-306

An agreement with J.B. Day and Sons Construction was approved for the construction of Neff’s Canyon Reservoir, Project No. 34-D-33 in the amount of $147,350.  C 82-306

Plans and Specifications prepared by the Department of Public Utilities for the construction of Neff s Canyon Reservoir, Project No. 34-D-33 were approved.  C 82-306

An agreement amendment to the engineering consulting contract of October 9, 1981 was approved with CH2M Hill for the Near-Term Improvements at the Salt Lake City Water Reclamation Plant. This agreement will change the scope of work of the original contract. These services shall be performed at a cost not to exceed $1,500.

C 82-307

An agreement with Nelson Bros. Construction Co. was approved for the construction of Near-Term Improvements at the Wastewater Reclamation Plant, Project No. 49-Q-5-24 at 1850 North Redwood Road. Total amount of the contract is $2,770,943.  C 82-307

An agreement amendment with CH2M Hill was approved for additional service rendered under the contract executed on October 29, 1981 for Near-Term Improvements at the city water reclamation plant at 1850 North Redwood Road. This amended service amounts to a lump sum not to exceed $5,900 to prepare plans and specifications for covering and protecting concrete walls of the digester makeup box which is additional to the original scope of work covered by the previous agreement.  C 82-307

An agreement with L.M. Nielsen and Son was approved for the construction of the Sewer Lagoon Retaining Wall, Project No. 49-Q-5-22. The amount of the contract is $236,773.35.  C 82-308

An amendment to the Richardson Associates (TRA) agreement was approved in the amount of $2,131 for design of the Jackson Boys and Girls Club, Project 3-N-10, which will provide for design of a landscape sprinkling system surrounding the building and parking lot and of a new game room addition.  C 82-309

An agreement with Richardson Associates for preparation of design plans and specifications for construction of a new Jackson Boys and Girls Club, Project No. 3-N-10 was approved. The facility is to be located at 600 West and 300 North. The consultant will provide all necessary services for the design of the subject facility for $9,895 and monies will come from the Community Development funds. The City Engineer’s Office is authorized to issue a Notice to Proceed to the consultant.  C 82-309

An amendment to the Wallace N. Cooper agreement was approved. This will authorize him to arrange for and supervise an additional two weeks of archeology work at the Isaac Chase Mill, Project No. 19-11-15-2 for a fee of $3,400. The Engineer’s Office is authorized to issue a Notice to Proceed to the consultant.  C 82-310

An agreement was approved with Wally Cooper for additional services as they relate to the preparation of plans and specifications for the Isaac Chase Mill, Project No. 19-M-15-2. The consultant’s fee for providing these services is $3,600. The City Engineer’s Office is authorized to issue a Notice to Proceed to the consultant.  C 82-310

An agreement with R.G. Iverson Construction, Inc., was approved for the Interior Demolition of the Isaac Chase Mill, Project No. 19-M-15-3. Monies for this project will come from Community Development Funds. The City Engineer’s Office is authorized to issue a Notice to Proceed to the contractor.  C 82-310

An agreement between the city and Mr. and Mrs. Alma C. Winn was approved. This agreement stipulates that in return for a drainage easement to be given the city from the Winns, an abatement of the 25 feet of frontage of the Winn’s property will be exempt under the Curb and Gutter Special Improvement District which has been established along 500 North Street.  C 82-311

Restrictive Covenants with Franklin Financial relating to the Kimball Apartments rezoning at 150 North Main Street from R-5 to C-1.  Petition No. 124 of 1982.  Cross Reference P 82-140.  C 82-312

An agreement was approved for Montmorency, Hayes and Talbot to provide the design work for the expansion of Western Airlines’ operations area in Terminal Unit No. Two in connection with the Airport Expansion Program.  The expansion will consist of 5,800 square feet of the operations area on the ground level of Concourse “C”. The area will house additional locker space, offices for pilot and flight attendant administrative staff, mailbox flight bag storage areas, a briefing room, mechanical room, and a fight crew lounge. Work will include demolition of existing ceilings, constructing new floors, walls, partitions, and ceilings. Also included will be painting and finishing, floor coverings, HVAC, electrical work, lighting and a small amount of built-in-millwork. The fee for the additional design work to be provided will be on a time and material basis with a cost not to exceed $24,845.  C 82-313

An agreement with Valley Design & Construction was approved for the Frontier Airlines Reservations Center Remodel, Project No. 19-A-117-21 at the Salt Lake International Airport. Total amount of the contract is $154,320. The Airport Authority is authorized to issue a Notice to Proceed to the contractor.  C 82-314

An agreement with Frontier Airlines for lease of the north wing of the FAA building located on the east side of Salt Lake City International Airport, 116 North 2400 West was approved. Frontier proposes to utilize this space as a Reservation Center upon completion of certain improvements. The space is presently occupied by the Planning and, Development Division of the Airport Authority which will relocate to the mezzanine of TU #1 on approximately August 1, 1982. The agreement will be effective for a period of 15 years with occupancy estimated to be April 1, 1983.  C 82-314

An agreement was approved for Montmorency, Hayes and Talbot to provide the design work for the extensive modification required to house Frontier Airlines in the F.A.A. building at 116 North 2400 West, now being vacated by the Airport Authority Planning and Development Division. Frontier Airlines is leasing this space to establish a Salt Lake City Reservation Center. This project will consist of major remodeling of 7280 square feet of space within the building. The new space to be developed will include a central reservation room, training room, administrative off ices, system control room, quiet rooms, and a computer room requiring the relocation of interior partitions, installing doors, patching. and painting, replacement of carpet, HVAC changes, lighting modifications, and a small amount of plumbing and associated cabinetry. Under the terms of the lease agreement, Frontier Airlines will reimburse the Airport Authority for the cost of renovation, including A & E fees. The fee for the additional design work to be provided will be on a time and materials basis with a not to exceed amount of $13,000. This fee arrangement has been approved by Frontier Airlines.  C 82-314

An Agreement was approved regarding the implementation of the Community Outreach Program of the State Energy Extension Service Plan. The agreement is based on a request for proposal. The terms shall run front April 15, 1982 to March 31, 1983 with renewal or modification on the written consent of both parties.  C 82-315

An agreement was approved with Hubco Data Products, Inc. for the yearly maintenance on Lixitron word processors located in various city departments. This agreement is for one year commencing July 1, 1983.  C 82-316

An agreement with Hubco Data Products, Inc. was approved for the yearly maintenance on a word processor located in the Water Dept. This will be at a cost of $960 per year.  C 82-316

An agreement with Hubco Data Products, Inc. was approved for the yearly maintenance on a word processor located in the Recorder’s Office. This will be at a cost of $1,920 per year.  C 82-316

An agreement with Hubco Data Products, Incorporated for the yearly maintenance agreement on a word processor located in the Engineering Department was approved. The cost per year is $1,620.  C 82-316

An agreement with Dictaphone Corporation, a Pitney Bowes Company, was approved for the yearly maintenance on a multi-channel logging recorder system located at the Fire Department at a cost of $877 per year.  C 82-317

Two agreements with Pitney Bowes were approved for the yearly maintenance on one mail machine located in Room 101, City & County Building and one inserter located at the Impound Lot. These will be at a cost of $532.  C 82-317

An agreement with Pitney Bowes for the maintenance on mailing scale located in the Police Department was approved.  C 82-317

A public/private agreement with The Phoenix Center to produce a monthly Salt Lake City employee newspaper known as “The Official Rumor”. The total cost of this effort will not exceed $6,800 and is a budgeted item.  C 82-318

Approval was given to renew an agreement with Reliable Waste Systems for a period of one year, commencing July 1, 1982 thru June 30, 1983. This agreement provides the city with refuse collection services at seventeen sites at a fee of $884 per month. The city will be reimbursed $82 of this from the county as their share of refuse at the City and County Building.  C 82-319

The Subscribers Service Agreement with Fire Protection Service Corporation was approved. This agreement will provide facilities to automatically transmit all alarm signals originating from the parks Department Shop facility alarm system over supervised leased or privately owned cable to a notifier remote station receiving panel located at the Fire Department facility at 123 East 100 South. This agreement will be in effect for a period of five years, becoming effective in June of 1982. Payments will be $25 per month.  C 82-320

An amended agreement was approved with Listener’s Community Radio of Utah, Inc. This will amend Paragraph 1 of the original agreement of November, 1982 by changing hours of broadcast time from 36 to 46 hours and allocated time to various different services were changed slightly. Also Paragraph 6A was amended changing the compensation by the city to $9,200. All other terms and conditions of the agreement shall remain in effect.  C 82-321

An agreement was approved with Listener’s Community Radio of Utah, Inc. (KRCL) providing them up to $7,200 in CDBG compensation for broadcasting up to 36 hours of public service announcements, public hearings and other citizen participation programming related to the CDBG program.  C 82-321

An agreement between the city and KRCL - Listener’s Community Radio of Utah was approved. This agreement provides KRCL up to $10,000 in Community Development Block Grant (CDBG) compensation for broadcasting up to 50 hours of public service announcements, public hearings and other citizen participation programming relating to the CDBG program. The $10,000 compensation to KRCL under this agreement is included in the city’s approved 1981-82 (7th Year) Community Development Block Grant (CDBG) budget.  C 82-321

An agreement between the city and Beneficial Development Company was approved for Watermain Extension No. 35-4193 - Account No. 2730.08 and Sanitary Sewer Extension No. 50-1235 - Account No. 2773.10 providing for the installation of the watermains and sewer mains within a commercial subdivision to known as “Bonneville Center, Plat “A” Subdivision”.  C 82-322

An agreement with Olsen & Peterson Consulting Engineers, Inc. was approved for the preparation of plans and specifications for the design of a heating system for Fire Station No. 10, Project No. 17-L-1. The consultant’s fee for providing these services is $1,000.

C 82-323

An agreement with Olsen and Peterson Consulting Engineers, Inc. was approved. This agreement will authorize the consultant to provide a report to evaluate three separate proposed heating systems for Fire Station No. 10, Project No. 17-L-1. The consultant will provide all necessary services for $360.  C 82-323

An amendment to the Salt Lake County and the Salt Lake City-County Board of Health agreement was approved. The amendment provides for the City-County Board to furnish all required pre-employment and other physical examinations required by the city. In return the city agrees to pay to the County as consideration for the increased quantity and quality of physical examinations, one half of the cost of each examination. The term of this agreement shall be for a period of one year commencing July 1, 1982 and ending June 30, 1983.

C 82-324

An agreement was approved to continue to lease to the U. S. Government, the remote transmitter site at the Salt Lake International Airport. This site is leased to the Government without cost in consideration of the obligations assumed by them in their operation and maintenance of facilities upon the premises. This lease is effective from July 1, 1982 to September 30, 2002.  C 82-325

Amendment No. 7 covering the flight insurance concession with Tele-Trip Company, Inc. was approved. This will renew the agreement dated January 10, 1973 for one additional year, commencing January 1, 1982 and expiring December 31, 1982. All other terms and conditions of the original agreement will remain in full force and effect.  C 82-326

An agreement was approved to increase hangar rental rate effective July 1, 1982 for Paul M. Dougan, Individual, leasing T-Hangar 7, Row 15 at the Salt Lake International Airport.  C 82-327

An agreement was approved to increase hangar rental rate effective July 1, 1982 for Vincent P. Mancini, Individual, leasing Hangar 11, Row 10 at Salt Lake International Airport.  C 82-328

An agreement was approved to increase hangar rental rate effective July 1, 1982 for Robert McCullough, Individual, leasing Hangar 17, Row 10 at Salt Lake International Airport.  C 82-329

An agreement was approved to increase hangar rental rate effective July 1, 1982 for Robert C. Bacon, Individual, and R.I.A. Corporation, leasing Hangar l0, Row 6 at Salt Lake International Airport.

C 82-330

An agreement was approved to increase hangar rental rate effective July 1, 1982 for Sidney Nebeker, Individual and Five Seven November leasing Hangar 23, Row 15 at Salt Lake International Airport.

C 82-331

An agreement was approved to increase hangar rental rate effective July 1, 1982 for Vincent P. Mancini, Individual, and Mancini and Company leasing Hangar 12, Row 7 at Salt Lake International Airport.  C 82-332

An agreement was approved to increase hangar rental rate effective July 1, 1982 for Donald L. Thorup, Individual, and DKD Development Company leasing Hangar 10, Row 7 at Salt Lake International Airport.  C 82-333

An agreement was approved to increase hangar rental rate effective July 1, 1982 for George H. Balding, Individual, leasing Shade Hangar 15, Row 13 at Salt Lake International Airport.  C 82-334

An agreement was approved to increase hangar rental rate effective July 1, 1982 for John R. Merendino, M.D., Individual, leasing Hangar 12, Row 10 at Salt Lake International Airport.  C 82-335

An agreement was approved to increase hangar rental rate effective July 1, 1982 for Michael W. Turpin, Individual, and Turpin’s, Inc. leasing Hangar 2, Row 14 at Salt Lake International Airport.

C 82-336

An agreement was approved to increase hangar rental rate effective July 1, 1982 for Dale E. Anderson, Individual, and ABC Flying Club leasing Hangar 13, Row 6 at Salt Lake International Airport.

C 82-337

An agreement was approved to increase hangar rental rate effective July 1, 1982 for Don W. Pihl, Individual leasing Hangar 7, Row 14 at Salt Lake International Airport.  C 82-338

An agreement was approved to increase hangar rental rate effective July 1, 1982 for Lyle K. Campbell, Individual, and W C Investments, Ltd., leasing Hangar 6, Row 4 at Salt Lake International Airport.

C 82-339

An agreement was approved to increase hangar rental rate effective July 1, 1982 for Tim Buehner, Individual, leasing Hangar 20, Row 8 at Salt Lake International Airport.  C 82-340

An agreement was approved to increase hangar rental rate effective July 1, 1982 for Robert Brandt, Individual, leasing Hangar 16, Row 8 Salt Lake International Airport.  C 82-341

An agreement was approved to increase hangar rental rate effective July 1, 1982 for James E. Johnson, Individual, and D & B Body Shop, Inc., leasing Shade Hangar 17, Row 11 at Salt Lake International Airport.  C 82-342

An agreement was approved to increase hangar rental rate effective July 1, 1982 for Kenneth R. Wells, Individual, and Intermountain Electric, leasing Hangar 12, Row 6 at Salt Lake International Airport.  C 82-343

An agreement was approved to increase hangar rental rake effective July 1, 1982 for Ralph A. Edwards, Individual, and Edwards & Daniels Associates, Inc., leasing Hangar 2, Row 10 at Salt Lake International Airport.  C 82-344

An agreement was approved to increase hangar, rental rate effective July 1, 1982 for Jack A. Aird, Individual, and Aird Insurance Agency, Inc., leasing Hangar 9, Row 8 at Salt Lake International Airport.

C 82-345

An agreement was approved to increase hangar rental rate effective July 1, 1962 for Jay Page, Individual, and Discovery Homes, Inc., leasing Hangar 19, Row 1 at Salt Lake International Airport. C 82-346

An agreement was approved to increase hangar rental - rate effective July 1, 1982 for Chad Eskelson Individual, leasing Shade Hangar 10, Row 11 at Salt Lake International Airport.  C 82-347

An agreement was approved to increase hangar rental rate effective July 1, 1982 for S.S. Fredrickson, Individual, and Hupp Refrigeration Company, leasing Hangar 6, Row 6 at Salt Lake International Airport.  C 24-348

An agreement was approved to increase hangar rental rate effective July 1, 1982 for Lot-in L. Moench, Individual, and Thousand Peaks Ranches, Inc., leasing Hangar 2, Row 9 at Salt Lake International Airport.  C 82-349

An agreement was approved to increase hangar rental rate effective July 1, 1982 for A. Jack Ehlers, Individual, and Ehlers & Ehlers Architects, Inc., leasing Hangar 20, Row 7 at Salt Lake International Airport.  C 82-350

An agreement was approved to increase hangar rental rate effective July 1, 1982 for Rose Marquez, Individual, leasing Hangar 13, Row 10 at Salt Lake International Airport.  C 82-351

An agreement was approved to increase hangar rental rate effective July 1, 1982 for Wilford Neiderhauser, Individual, leasing Hangar 3, Row 3 at Salt Lake International Airport.  C 82-352

An agreement was approved to increase hangar rental rate effective July 1, 1982 for Arthur J. Ritter, Individual, and Air Express, Inc., leasing Hangar 5, Row 8 at Salt Lake International Airport.  C 82-353

An agreement was approved to increase hangar rental rate effective July 1, 1982 for State of Utah, Division of Narcotics, leasing Hangar 3, Row 15 at Salt Lake International Airport.  C 82-354

An agreement was approved to increase hangar rental rate effective July 1, 1982 for W. H. Pingree, Individual, and W. H. Pingree Company, leasing Hangar 16, Row 15 at Salt Lake International Airport.  C 82-355

An agreement was approved to increase hangar rental rate effective July 1, 1982 for Keith S. Christensen, Individual, leasing Hangar 18, Row 9 at Salt Lake International Airport.  C 82-356

An agreement was approved to increase hangar rental rate effective July 1, 1982 for J. G. Stringham, M.D., Individual, leasing Shade Hangar 11, Row 14 at Salt Lake International Airport.  C 82-357

An agreement was approved to increase hangar rental rate effective July 1, 1982 for Leroy Peterson, Individual, and Harvey Boyce, Individual, leasing Hangar 12, Row 15 at Salt Lake International Airport.  C 82-358

An agreement was approved to increase hangar rental rate effective July 1, 1982 for Lyn Felton, Individual and P & L Leasing Company, leasing Shade Hangar 7, Row 12 at Salt Lake International Airport.

C 82-359

An agreement was approved to increase hangar rental rate effective July 1, 1982 for Dr. Allan Maurer, Individual, and Retirement Systems Management Company leasing Hangar 13, Row 15 at Salt Lake International Airport  C 82-360

An agreement was approved to increase hangar rental rate effective July 1, 1982 for Arthur J. Ritter, Individual, and Air Express, Inc., leasing Hangar 9, Row 15 at Salt Lake international Airport.

C 82-361

An agreement was approved to increase hangar rental rate effective July 1, 1982 for Dr. Phillip R. Frederick, Individual, leasing Hangar 22, Row 15 at Salt Lake International Airport.  C 82-362

An agreement was approved to increase hangar rental rate effective July 1, 1982 for Keith S. Christensen, Individual, and Dr. Michael B. Madsen, leasing Shade Hangar 22, Row 12 at Salt Lake International Airport.  C 82-363

An agreement was approved to increase hangar rental rate effective July 1, 1982 for Alan Frank, Individual, and James W. Williams, Individual, leasing Hangar 5, Row 6 at Salt Lake International Airport.   C 82-364

An agreement was approved with Salt Lake Trade Mart allowing the developers permanent power to their building project before completion. Under this agreement the developer will place the sum of $25,000 with an Escrow Holder in the name of Salt Lake City Corporation in accordance with the laws of Utah and the ordinances of Salt Lake City Corporation.  C 82-365

An agreement with Harper Excavation for improvements at Jackson Park, Project No. 19-Y-60 was approved. It was elected to accept bid item No’s. 1 through 6; 8 through 19; 21 through 37; 40 and 44. Total amount of the contract is $96,338.82.  C 82-366

An agreement with Dunn Construction Company for Project No. 47-N-251, construction of the Storm Drain on 11th Avenue from B Street to City Creek was approved Also, Extra Work Order No 1 in the amount of $9,400 was approved to repair slope erosion caused by failure of the existing pipe. Total amount of the contract is for $28,013.95.  Monies for this project will come from City Emergency Funds already appropriated for this project.  C 82-367

An amendment was approved between Bingham Engineering and the city regarding ‘A Capital Improvement Needs Analysis for Salt Lake City’s Street System’ in which the city agrees to pay an additional sum of $7,000 upon acceptance of said Agreement.  C 82-368

Amendment No 1 to the grant agreement for Airport Development Aid Program, Project No 8-49-0033-03 at the Salt Lake City International Airport was approved. The amendment adds construction work for the north taxiway to the original grant description. C 82-369

An agreement was approved to increase hangar rental rate effective July 1, 1982 for Justin C. White, Individual, and TAS, Inc., leasing Hangar 10, Row 9 at Salt Lake International Airport.  C 82-370

An agreement was approved to increase hangar rental rate effective July 1, 1982 for Norman B. Andreason, Individual, leasing Hangar 15, Row 6 at Salt Lake International Airport.  C 82-371

A warranty deed was received for permanent retention in the City Recorder’s Office from E. Glen and Carley Koplin for completion of curb and gutter improvements along Navajo Street.  C 82-372

An agreement with E. Glen and Carley Koplin for an exchange of property and abatement of Special Improvement District taxes was approved. This agreement is the result of negotiations between Mr. and Mrs. Koplin and the City Attorney, Fixed Asset Control, Engineering, and Planning and Zoning Offices regarding property needed for completion of the Special Improvement District along Navajo Street on the City’s west side.  C 82-372

An agreement approved to increase the hangar rental rate effective July 1, 1982 for Keith Bowcut, Tndivjdual, leasing Hangar 14, Row 8 at Salt Lake International Airport.  C 82-373

An agreement was approved to increase hangar rental rate effective July 1, 1982 for Robert R Keene, Individual, and Bodell Construction, leasing Hangar 18, Row 10 at Salt Lake International Airport.

C 82-374

An agreement was approved to increase hangar rental rate effective July 1, 1982 for Joseph C Bennett, Individual, leasing Hangar 11, Row 7 at Salt Lake International Airport.  C 82-375

An agreement was approved to increase hangar rental rate effective July 1, 1982 for Robert C Pruitt, Jr., Individual, leasing Hangar 1, Row 10 at Salt Lake International Airport.  C 82-376

An agreement was approved to hire Jeffrey K. Scott as a part-time Research Assistant to the City Council. His employment will be from June 15, 1982 to August 15, 1982.  C 82-377

An agreement was approved to increase hangar rental rate effective July 1, 3382 for S.R Francis, Individual, and Aero-Graphics, Inc leasing Hangar 17, Row 7 at Salt Lake International Airport.

C 82-378

An agreement was approved to increase hangar rental rate effective July 1, 1982 for Robert E. Taylor, Individual and Robert Taylor & Sons, Inc., leasing Hangar 5, Row 7 at Salt Lake International Airport  C 82-379

An agreement was approved to increase hangar rental rate effective July 1, 1982 for Carl W Ehrman, Individual, leasing Shade Hangar 9, Row 13 at Salt Lake International Airport.  C 82-380

An agreement was approved to increase hangar rental rate effective July 1, 1982 for Roger Turner, Individual, leasing Shade Hangar 14, Row 14 at Salt Lake International Airport.  C 82-381

An agreement was approved to increase hangar rental rate effective July 1, 1982 for Gordon Bourne, Individual, leasing Hangar 15, Row 14 at Salt Lake International Airport.  C 82-382

An agreement was approved to increase hangar rental rate effective July 1, 1982 for Wilma Nichols, Individual, leasing Hangar 11, Row 8 at Salt Lake International Airport I.  C 82-383

An agreement was approved to increase hangar rental rate effective July 1, 1982 for Dr. Chester Powell, Individual, and Dr. Enoch Dangerfield, Individual, leasing Hangar 21, Row 15 at Salt Lake International Airport.  C 82-384

An agreement was approved to increase hangar rental rate effective July 1, 1982 for Dr. John L. Clayton, Individual, leasing Hangar 14, Row 15 at Salt Lake International Airport.  C 82-385

The Community Development Block Grant Agreement for Fiscal Year 1982-83 was approved, providing $4,987,000 for the city’s CDBG program.

C 82-386

Agreements by Corporation of the President of the Church of Jesus Christ of Latter-Day Saints, a Utah Corporation Sole by Fred A. Baker, Authorized Agent, requesting permission to make a six-inch automatic sprinkler connection for the Welfare Square Deseret Industries located at 751 West 700 South was approved.  C 82-387

An amendment between Varian-Eimac Division and the city was approved. The original agreement was approved on June 6, 1979 for a period of three years and was to entitle Varian-Eimac to discharge their wastewater with a high pH factor into the city’s sewerage. The department has been charging them a sewer surcharge during this period. A new agreement was requested and it was concluded that an amendment to the original agreement would be extended for a six month period, ending December 31, 1982, as the city’s new sewer pretreatment ordinance would be approved and in effect by the end of this year.  C 82-388

An agreement with Delta Geotechnical Consultants, Inc. for investigating the ground subsidence and sidewalk displacement in the vicinity of St. Mary’s Way, Project No. 9-I-1 was approved. All necessary work will be completed for a not to exceed fee of $8,309.  C 82-389

A Guaranteed Maintenance Agreement with Lanier Business Products, Inc. was approved covering a recorder in the Recorder’s Office. It will be effective from June 8, 1982 to June 8, 1983.  C 82-390

The Interlocal Agreement with and Salt Lake County for noise enforcement services was approved. The City-County Health Department and Salt Lake City Police Department will have joint responsibility for enforcing the noise ordinances. Resolution 87 of 1982 was approved the Council on September 21, 1982 authorizing the execution of this agreement.  C 82-391

Amendment No. 3 was approved with Salt Lake County for law enforcement services for watershed areas outside the city corporate limits. This amendment continues the service through FY 1985-86 in the amount of $61,570. Authorized by Resolution 62 of 1985.  C 82-392

Amendment No. 2 to the 1982 agreement with Salt Lake County was approved for law enforcement services for watershed areas outside the city’s corporate limits. This amendment will continue the services through 1984/85.  C 82-392

An amendment with Salt take County was approved to provide law enforcement services for the watershed areas outside the city’s corporate limits. This agreement, an extension of the October 1982 agreement, shall be for a period of one year commencing July 1, 1983 and was authorized by Resolution 71 of 1983 passed by the City Council on July 19, 1983.  C 82-392

An Interlocal Cooperation Agreement with Salt take County was approved whereas the employees of the Public Utilities Department were being exposed to potentially dangerous situations in enforcing the city watershed ordinance in the canyons. For that reason an agreement was negotiated with the County Sheriff’s office for them to assume the prime responsibility of enforcing the City-County watershed regulations and ordinance. Funds have been budgeted in the 1982-83 fiscal year budget of Department to cover the $50,059 cost.

C 82-392

An amendment with the Utah Transit Authority concerning the Main Street Transit Improvement Project was approved providing for the increase of time that the agreement will be effective which will be from January 1, 1984 thru January 1, 1986.  C 82-393

An agreement providing for an exchange of easements between the city and Von R. and Vickie J. Brockbank, Medontics Corporation and Commercial Security Bank was approved. This easement is necessary for the Big Cottonwood Conduit project.  C 82-394

An agreement with Geneva Rock Products was approved for Street Improvements on 700 South from 500 East to 700 East, Project No. 38-694. This project is funded with Community Development Block Grant Funds and total amount is for $245,278.83.  C 82-395

Amendment No. 3 with Beehive Airport Parking Systems, Inc. was approved for the operation of the parking lots on the west side of Salt Lake International Airport.  C 82-396

Amendment No. 2 with Beehive Parking Systems providing an extension of their services for the operation of the public and employee parking lots on the west side of Salt Lake International Airport was approved. The extension will be through December 31, 1982 due to the uncertain status of the future parking needs at the Airport. C 82-396

An amendment with Beehive Airport Parking Systems, Inc. was approved. This will amend Section X.E. by requiring Beehive to submit a statement of gross receipts, certified true and accurate by an officer of Beehive for the interim period July 1, 1981 through December 31, 1981, and the submission of a Certified Public Accountants Statement by August 30, 1982 covering the fiscal year July 1, 1981 through June 30, 1982.  C 82-396

An agreement with Warner & Kendrick Construction Company, Inc. was approved. This is for the Terminal Unit No. 2 Island Canopy, Project No. 19-A-109-10 at the Salt Lake International Airport. The total amount of the contract is $640,443.  C 82-397

An agreement was approved to increase hangar rental rate effective July 1, 1982 for Frederick G. Jaeger, Individual, and Affiliated Management, Inc., leasing Hangar 9, Row 7 at Salt Lake International Airport.  C 82-398

An agreement was approved to increase hangar rental rate at Salt Lake International Airport, effective July 1, 1982 for Jack Wright, Individual, dba Wright Associates, Ltd., leasing Shade Hangar 15, Row 11.  C 82-399

An agreement was approved to increase hangar rental rate effective July 1, 1982 for Parley White, Individual, leasing Hangar 11, Row 6 at Salt Lake International Airport.  C 82-400

An agreement was approved to increase hangar rental rate effective July 1, 1982 for Paul P. Lietz, Individual, leasing Shade Hangar 4, Row 11 at Salt Lake International Airport.  C 82-401

An agreement was approved to increase hangar rental rate effective July 1, 1982 for Lavell Shiner, Individual, and Century 21 - Grimshaw, Inc., leasing Hangar 7, Row 7 at Salt Lake International Airport.  C 82-402

An agreement was approved to increase hangar rental rate effective July 1, 1982 for Wesley Webb, Individual, leasing Hangar 1, Row 4 at Salt Lake International Airport.  C 82-403

An agreement was approved to increase hangar rental rate effective July 1, 1982 for Jay E. Nelson, Individual, dba C & N Enterprises, leasing Hangar 11, Row 13 at Salt Lake International Airport.

C 82-404

An agreement was approved to increase hangar rental rate effective July 1, 1982 for Joseph Ringholz, Individual, leasing Hangar 14, Row 3 at Salt Lake International Airport.  C 82-405

An agreement was approved to increase hangar rental rate effective July 1, 1982 for Daniel R. Garn, Individual, Inc., leasing Hangar 1, Row 3 at Salt Lake International Airport.   C 82-406

An agreement was approved to increase hangar rental rate effective July 1, 1982 for Max Kieffer, Individual, and Aero-Flite, Inc., leasing Shade Hangar 20, Row 11 at Salt Lake International Airport.  C 82-407

An agreement was approved to increase hangar rental rate effective July 1, 1982 for Ron Lillie, Individual, leasing Hangar 9, Row 11 at Salt Lake International Airport.  C 82-408

An agreement was approved to increase hangar rental rate effective July 1, 1982 for Scott Cardwell, Individual, leasing Hangar 25, Row 11 at Salt Lake International Airport.  C 82-409

An agreement was approved to increase hangar rental rate effective July 1, 1982 for Wayne S. Brown, Individual, and Mach Flying Club, leasing Hangar 18, Row 15 at Salt Lake International Airport.

C 82-410

An agreement was approved to increase hangar rental rate effective July 1, 1982 for David V. Bone, M.D., Individual, and West Wing, Ltd., leasing Hangar 8, Row 7 at Salt Lake International Airport.

C 82-411

An agreement was approved to increase hangar rental rate effective July 1, 1982 for Dean L. Gustavson, Individual, Gustavson Group, Inc., leasing Hangar 5, Row 9 at Salt Lake International Airport.

C 82-412

An agreement was approved to increase hangar rental rate effective July 1, 1982 for Samuel S. Arentz, Individual, leasing Hangar 3, Row 7 at Salt Lake International Airport.  C 82-413

An agreement was approved to increase hangar rental rate effective July 1, 1982 for Dr. Dean F. Luddington, Individual, leasing Hangar 14, Row 4 at Salt Lake International Airport.  C 82-414

An agreement was approved to increase hangar rental rate effective July 1, 1982 for Dr. H. K. Dunn, Individual, and Dr. A. F. Martin, Individual, leasing Hangar 10, Row 4 at Salt Lake International Airport.  C 82-415

An agreement was approved to increase hangar rental rate effective July 1, 1982 for Robert Schumacker, individual, leasing Hangar 14, Row 12 at Salt Lake International Airport.  C 82-416

An agreement was approved to increase hangar rental rate effective July 1, 1982 for Frederick C. Jaeger, Individual, and Heritage Stoves, Inc., leasing Hangar 15, Row 12 at Salt Lake International Airport.  C 82-417

An agreement was approved to increase hangar rental rate effective July 1, 1982 for William T. Bissell, Individual, and Industrial Air Hydraulics, leasing Hangar 1, Row 8 at Salt Lake International Airport.  C 82-418

An agreement was approved to increase hangar rental rate effective July 1, 1982 for Fred Morris, Individual, leasing Hangar 16, Row 10 at Salt Lake International Airport.  C 82-419

An agreement was approved to increase hangar rental rate effective July 1, 1982 for Maurice L. McCullough, Individual, leasing Hangar 10, Row 15 at Salt Lake International Airport.  C 82-420

An agreement was approved to increase hangar rental rate effective July 1, 1982 for Dr. Swithin Chandler, Jr., Individual, leasing Shade Hangar 4, Row 14 at Salt Lake international Airport.  C 82-421

An agreement was approved to increase hangar rental rate effective July 1, 1982 for Bill Hunsaker, Individual, dba Barnstormer Finishing School, leasing Hangar 16, Row 12 at Salt Lake International Airport.  C 82-422

An agreement was approved to increase hangar rental rate effective July 1, 1982 for Bill Hunsaker, Individual, leasing Hangar 7, Row 1 at Salt Lake International Airport.  C 82-423

An agreement was approved to increase hangar rental rate effective July 1, 1982 for C. O’Neil Rasmussen, Individual, leasing Hangar 6, Row 1 at Salt Lake International Airport.  C 82-424

An agreement was approved to increase hangar rental rate effective, July 1, 1982 for Gary Margetts, Individual, and KM Designs, leasing Hangar 7, Row 6 Salt Lake International Airport.  C 82-425

An agreement was approved to increase hangar rental rate effective July 1, 1982 for George Sabol, Individual, and Sabol & Rice, Inc. & Superior Air Handling, Inc., leasing Hangar 22, Row 9 at Salt Lake International Airport.  C 82-426

An agreement was approved to increase hangar rental rate effective July 1, 1982 for Jack A. Ford, Individual, leasing Hangar 19, Row 7 at Salt Lake International Airport.  C 82-427

An agreement was approved to increase hangar rental rate effective July 1, 1982 for Leroy Lee, Individual, dba Leroy Lee and Company, leasing Hangar 3, Row 13 at Salt Lake International Airport.

C 82-428

An agreement was approved to lease Shade Hangar 4, Row 13 at Salt Lake International Airport to LeRoy Lee, Individual, and LeRoy Lee and Company.  C 82-429

An agreement was approved to increase hangar rental rate effective July 1, 1982 for Clinton D. Bangerter, Individual, and Ball-Aire Inc., leasing Hangar 1, Row 1 at Salt Lake International Airport.

C 82-430

An agreement was approved to increase hangar rental rate effective July 1, 1982 for Clinton D. Bangerter, Individual, and Vall-Aire, Inc., leasing Hangar 2, Row 1 at Salt Lake International Airport.

C 82-431

An agreement was approved to increase hangar rental rate effective July 1, 1982 for Wesley Webb, Individual, leasing Hangar 4, Row 4 at Salt Lake International Airport.  C 82-432

An agreement was approved to increase hangar rental rate effective July 1, 1982 for Bryce A. Merkley, Individual, leasing Hangar 7, Row 8 at Salt Lake International Airport.  C 82-433

An agreement was approved to increase hangar rental rate effective July 1, 1982 for Anthony Frankovich Jr., Individual, and Martha J. Frankovich, Individual, leasing Hangar 7, Row 11 at Salt Lake International Airport.  C 82-434

An agreement was approved to increase hangar rental rate effective July 1, 1982 for James W. Wright, Individual, leasing Hangar 10, Row 8 at Salt Lake International Airport.  C 82-435

An agreement was approved to increase hangar rental rate effective July 1, 1982 for Don Racine, Individual, leasing Hangar 2, Row 7 at Salt take International Airport.  C 82-436

An agreement was approved to increase hangar rental rate effective July 1, 1982 for Lowell N. Shestag, Individual, leasing Hangar 11, Row 15 at Salt Lake International Airport.  C 82-437

An agreement was approved to increase hangar rental rate effective July 1, 1982 for Dennis R. Clark, Individual, leasing Hangar 1, Row 12 at Salt Lake International Airport.  C 82-438

An agreement was approved to increase hangar rental rate effective July 1, 1982 for Owen Kent Covey, Individual, leasing Hangar 18, Row 3 at Salt Lake International Airport.  C 82-439

An agreement was approved to increase hangar rental rate effective July 1, 1982 for Andre Gramme, Individual, and Andre Gramme Masonry, Inc., leasing Hangar 1, Row 6 at Salt Lake International Airport.

C 82-440

An agreement was approved to increase hangar rental rate effective July 1, 1982 for Ira Kay Greer, Individual, leasing Hangar 6, Row 9 at Salt Lake International Airport.  C 82-441

An agreement was approved to increase hangar rental rate effective July 1, 1982 for Wayne Whytock, Individual, and Kar Klinic, leasing Hangar 20, Row 15 at Salt Lake International Airport.  C 82-442

An agreement with Salt Lake County was approved, providing for the city to pay the county the amount of $20,146.37 for funds that were erroneously allocated to the city rather than the county for funds received by the Circuit Court between the periods of July 1, 1978 to February 29, 1980.  C 82-443

A lease agreement with the Salt Lake City Credit Union was approved. This agreement will lease a conference room on the third floor of the Fifth Circuit Court Building, to the Credit Union for the operation of a branch office. The lease will be for the period of one year with the option of renewal at the end of that term. Annual rent will be $1,836.  C 82-444

Amendments were approved with Utah Public Employees Association, UPEA relating to a Memorandum of Understanding.  See Resolution 71 of 1982.  C 82-445

An agreement with W.W. & W.B. Gardner, Inc. for Project No. 19-A-118-15, Parking Expansion/FAA Office Building & Interwest Hangar Area, at Salt Lake International Airport was approved. The total amount of the contract is $154,483.  C 82-446

Amendment No. 1 to the contract with Gibbons & Reed Construction Company for construction of the Access Roads, Project No. 19-A-123-2, ADAP 6-49-0033-12 at Salt Lake City International Airport was approved. This amendment is for the purpose of compensating Gibbons & Reed for performing additional services to the contract for the Access Road. A settlement was reached through negotiations with the contractor wherein they accepted the sum of $32,384 which the Airport Authority believes to be an equitable settlement of the clam.

C 82-447

An agreement was approved to increase hangar rental rate effective July 1, 1982 for Leonard J. Maki, Individual, and Leonard J. Maki and Associates, Inc., leasing Shade Hangar 12, Row 2 at Salt Lake Airport II.  C 82-448

An agreement was approved to increase hangar rental rate effective July 1, 1982 for Boyd Grandy, Individual, leasing Hangar 6, Row 8 at Lake International Airport.  C 82-449

An agreement was approved to increase hangar rental rate effective July 1, 1982 for Gary Nagle, Individual, leasing Shade Hangar 5, Row 14 at Salt Lake International Airport.  C 82-450

An agreement was approved to increase hangar rental rate effective July 1, 1982 for Gary Nagle, Individual, and Navco Aviation, Inc., leasing Hangar 24, Row 9 at Salt Lake International Airport.

C 82-451

An agreement was approved to increase hangar rental rate effective July 1, 1982 for Glen E. Fuller, Individual, leasing Shade Hangar 13, Row 13 at Salt Lake International Airport.  C 82-452

An agreement was approved to increase hangar rental rate effective July 1, 1982 for Jay Christiansen, Dee Christiansen, Hal Taylor and John Westman, a Partnership, leasing Hangar 11, Row 9 at Salt Lake International Airport.  C 82-453

An agreement was approved to increase hangar rental rate effective July 1, 1982 for Donald H. Meyers, Individual, and Engineering Enterprises, Inc., dba Intermountain Aerial Surveys, leasing Hangar 2, Row 8 at Salt Lake International Airport.  C 82-454

An agreement was approved to increase hangar rental rate effective July 1, 1982 for Donald H. Meyers, Individual, and Engineering Enterprises, Inc., dba Intermountain Aerial, leasing Hangar 1, Row 7 at Salt Lake International Airport.  C 82-455

An agreement was approved to increase hangar rental rate effective July 1, 1982 for Carl Newell, Individual, leasing Shade Hangar 16, Row 14 at Salt Lake International Airport.  C 82-456

An agreement was approved to increase hangar rental rate effective July 1, 1982 for Dr. J. Earl Hurst, Individual, and Lance Corporation, leasing Hangar 8, Row 15 at Salt Lake International Airport.  C 82-457

An agreement was approved to increase hangar rental rate effective July 1, 1982 for George J. Butler, Individual, and Jean Coffman, Individual, leasing Shade Hangar 1, Row 13 at Salt Lake International Airport.  C 82-458

An agreement with Ralph Wadsworth Construction was approved for construction of Block 24 Mini-Park Improvements, Project No. 19-Y-68. Total amount of the contract is $72,217.07 and monies for this project will come from Community Development funds.  C 82-459

An agreement was approved hiring Mr. N. Warren Clark as an Intern in the Office of Personnel Management for the school year 1982-83, effective July 16, 1982.  C 82-460

A lease agreement was approved between the city and Forest Dale Swim and Tennis Club, Inc., allowing private operation of the facility for public use.  C 82-461

A grant agreement for the Police Athletic League was approved. This agreement states the city shall provide funding to PAL in an amount not to exceed $27,600 under the terms that PAL will provide reasonable supervision and opportunities for city youth to participate in organized activities such as boxing, basketball and track and field events. All participants will be eligible regardless of race, color, religion, sex or socio-economic background.  C 82-462

An agreement with Utah Department of Transportation was approved for adjustments to water facilities on the Relocation of the Jordan Canal, No. I-215-9(4)297 - Salt Lake County 7th East to 9th East.

C 82-463

An agreement with Vesper Financial Corporation by Robert N. Brooks, Vice President, was approved to make a two-inch automatic sprinkler connection for their building located at 466 South 500 East.

C 82-464

An agreement with Egan & Associates Construction Company, Inc. for Watermain Extension No. 33-C-1226, to serve ‘Mt. Olympus Splendor Subdivision’ located on 4000 South and 3300 East. This agreement covers special pumping, reservoir and/or supply lines as required to furnish culinary water to this subdivision over and above the normal expenditure for the extension. The Account No. is 51-01300-2730.08 and cost is $13,880.25.  C 82-465

An agreement with Keith Gustavenson for Watermain Extension No. 33-C-761, to serve his property located at 3836 East Viewcrest Drive located in Mt. Olympus Cove #14 Subdivision was approved. This agreement covers special pumping, reservoirs and/or supply lines as required to furnish culinary water to this lot over and above the normal expenditure for the extension.  C 82-466

An agreement with Gibbons & Reed was approved for the West Capitol Hill Storm Drain, Project No. 47-N-244. Total amount of the contract is $607,781.  C 82-467

An agreement with Bruce Cornwall Company was approved for Improvements at Sherwood Park, Project No. 19-Y-46-4. The items of work to be accepted are Nos. 1, 2, 3, 6, 7, 8, 9, 10, 11, 13 14 and 17. This project is funded with Community Development Block Grant Funds and the amount to be awarded is therefore $73,443.90.  C 82-468

An agreement with Becherer Nielsen, Associates was approved for performance of engineering services required for the General Aviation Ramp Lighting System and Access Road Lighting Modifications at the Salt Lake City International Airport. The services will consist of the design of lighting for the General Aviation Ramp Area between 2400 West and the East parallel Taxiway from North Temple to approximately 600 North and the modification and relocation as required of the access road lighting system to conform to AASHTO requirements. The fee for rendering all services under this agreement shall not be more than $8,000 for the General Aviation Ramp Lighting and not more than $4,000 for the modification to the access road light poles.  C 82-469

An agreement was approved to lease Hangar 23, Row 9 at Salt Lake International Airport to David C. Hellberg, Individual, and Salt-Aero.  C 82-470

An agreement with Xerox Corporation to amend contract #79279 dated June 30, 1977, on a Xerox model 4000 copy machine located in the Circuit Court Office was approved. The contract will be changed from a lease agreement to a lease/purchase agreement. The total amount to be financed is $5,492.05, to be paid in 24 monthly payments of $228.84 by voucher issued by the department.  C 82-471

An agreement was approved by D. Michael Stewart, Commission Chairman, Salt Lake County Commission, to make a 6-inch automatic sprinkler connection for the existing Salt Palace Exhibition Hall located at 100 South West Temple.  C 82-472

An agreement from D. Michael Stewart, Commission Chairman, Salt Lake County Commission, in which he requests permission to make two 6-inch automatic sprinkler connections for the Salt Palace Exhibition Hall Expansion located at 100 South West Temple was approved.  C 82-472

An agreement with the Utah State Department of Transportation for the installation of Watermain Extension 4172 - North Temple Street (U.S. Highway 40) west of 2200 West was approved.  C 82-473

An agreement with J & N Construction was approved for the construction of Watermain Extension Nos. 35-4183, Sonata Street and Oakley to 1200 North; 35-4182, Buccaneer Street, 1000 North to 1200 North; 35-4181, Taffeta Drive from Topaz Drive to American Beauty; 35-4186, 1500 West from Goodwin Avenue to 1000 North. Amount of contract is $144,034.  C 82-474

A Contract Modification in the amount of $6,306.47 for Project 49-Q-2-7, a water reclamation project located at 1250 West 1500 North was approve&. This is to cover asphalt and road base which exceeded the engineer’s Estimate. Contractor is Marcus W. Johnson Plumbing.

C 82-475

A standard form agreement, 5-W-10, for a Waiver of Installation of Public Way Improvements was approved between the city and C & C Tire & Wheel Inc., 1967 & 1970 South 900 West.  C 82-476

An agreement with Security Builders, Inc. for the Concrete Replacement, Project No. 40-K-1-C was approved. Total amount of the contract is $158,593.75. The City Engineer’s Office is authorized to Issue a Notice to Proceed to the contractor.  C 82-477

An agreement with Family Health Plan (PHP) was approved to provide medical and dental coverage to city employees. FHP is offering both a high option and a low option medical plan for FY 83-84.  C 82-478

The Medical/Dental contract from Family Health Plan for the benefit year July 1, 1982 to June 30, 1983 was approved. The contract lists the new monthly rates for the Medical/Dental Plan starting July 1, 1982. Money has been budgeted in departmental budgets to cover these expenditures.  C 82-478

An agreement with Arthur Young & Company was approved for this year’s audit of the city’s financial statements. The cost of this contract is $138,300. Funds have been appropriated for this as follows: General Fund - $70,000, CDBG Operating Fund - $7,500, Airport Authority Fund - $30,800, Water and Sewer Funds - $30,000. One important change from the previous agreement is that this contract includes a financial and compliance audit of all Federal Grants, Entitlements, and Shared Revenues. Another change is that the city will completely prepare, type, and print the Comprehensive Annual Financial Report.  C 82-479

The appointment of James G. Clark to serve as a bail commissioner in the Salt Lake City Department of the Fifth Judicial Circuit Court was approved. Mr. Clark’s appointment is necessary due to the resignation of Mr. Kevin Kurumada.  C 82-480

A lease agreement with Ice Cream Store, Inc. for operation of a food concession at Liberty Park was approved.  C 82-481

An agreement was approved to install a 4-inch automatic sprinkler connection for Terrace Falls Condominiums at 171 East 3rd Avenue.

C 82-482

An agreement with Tracy Collins Bank and Trust Company for Watermain Extension No. 33-C-636 to serve the property located at 7200 South 2000 East was approved. This agreement covers special pumping, reservoirs, and/or supply lines as required to furnish culinary water to this property, over and above the normal expenditure for the extension.  C 82-483

An agreement was approved with Edith Luchs to make a 6-inch Automatic sprinkler connection for the property located at 843 West 2400 South.  C 82-484

An agreement with Woodrow Corporation was approved providing for air jets to be installed in the lime bin at the Big Cottonwood Treatment Plant to prevent bridging or hanging up of lime. This comes as a result of a plant operator falling in while attempting to loosen the lime which had bridged across the lime bin at the plant this spring. The total cost of this project will not exceed $3,254.  C 82-485

An agreement with Salt Lake County was approved as a temporary arrangement for painting of street lines because of the fire which destroyed the city’s paint machine.  C 82-486

Amendment Mo. 2 with Aviation Consultants, Inc. was approved extending the services of the air marketing consultant for one year commencing January 1, 1982.  C 82-487

An agreement with Midwest International, Inc. was approved for a coin operated TV chair concession located in Terminal Unit #1 at Salt Lake City International Airport. This agreement commences March 26, 1982 for a period of one year. Midwest will pay to the city 35% of annual gross receipts, estimated at $13,000.  C 82-488

A standard form agreement for Waiver of Public Way Improvements for New York Limited was approved.  C 82-489

A standard form agreement for Waiver of Public Way Improvements for Westemco, Inc. was approved.  C 82-490

A grant agreement was approved with Salt Lake Legal Defenders Association to provide grant monies to finance legal counsel for the defense of indigent persons charged with violation of city ordinances. This agreement will be effective for 6 months commencing July 1, 1983. The budget for SLLDA for 1982-83 is $116,000 and yearly outlay for this agreement would be $130,000 leaving a shortage of $14,000 per year. A system has been developed on a trial basis whereby the city can make up the $14,000 difference through the judge’s decision of a person’s ability to pay for his defense.

C 82-491

An amendment to the agreement with the Salt Lake legal Defenders Association was approved. In the agreement of August, 1982, the city agreed to pay SLLDA $116,000 annually plus an increase in quarterly payments of $83 for every indigent defendant in excess of 350 per quarter. Since execution of the agreement, the city has negotiated with SLLDA for a reduction of these service costs. In this amendment the city will pay SLLDA $6,000. In exchange, SLLDA will withhold any further requests for legal service cost reimbursements for the remainder of the fiscal year which should save the city an estimated $10,000.  C 82-491

Agreements for Legal Defenders were approved containing modifications over the 1981-82 agreements. The cost would increase by $83 per case over 350 referrals per quarter, from $116,000 annually to a maximum of $132,094. Also, steps will be taken to minimize costs case load increased.  C 82-491

An agreement with Community Action Program (CAP) for funding of the Housing Outreach Rental Program was approved. This agreement provides CAP with up to $18,800 to assist in locating and securing low-cost rental housing for lower income families who reside in Salt Lake City. This budget funds the salary of one outreach worker and a portion of the operating costs.  C 82-492

An amendment with the Community Action Program was approved. This amendment provides the Community Action Program with an additional $2,700 for the Rousing Outreach Rental Program, an approved 1981-82 Community Development Block Grant project, bringing the total project budget to $14,900. This Housing Outreach Rental Program provides services to low and moderate income residents of Salt Lake City in locating rental units. The $2,700 amendment covers a salary increase for n outreach worker funded under this project. The increase is due to EEO regulations prohibiting CAP employees from taking a reduced salary when transferring positions within the agency.  C 82-492

An agreement was approved for Crow-Creekside, submitted by Charles R. Paul, to make a 6-inch automatic sprinkler connection for the property located at 4908 Highland Drive.  C 82-493

A Professional Service Agreement with Coon, King & Knowlton Engineers was approved. This is an amendment to the original agreement approved on July 21, 1981 for the design of a sanitary sewer for Redwood Road. This amendment calls for field engineering and to provide a site resident engineer for the construction of these facilities for a total cost not to exceed $23,842.50. Any material testing required of the consultant would be charged according to their soil testing price schedule.  C 82-494

An agreement with Jay Tuft & Company for Project N. 50-1208, the construction of a Sanitary Sewer Extension on Redwood Road between North Temple and 1000 North was approved. Amount of the contract is $1,085,080.48.  C 82-494

An agreement with Utah State Department of Transportation for installation of Sanitary-Sewer Extension 50-1208, Redwood Road between North Temple and 1000 North was approved.  C 82-494

An amendment with P/S Associates was approved providing survey work for city street and storm drain improvements, Project No. 5-3. This will increase the maximum contract price by $1,000 and will allow the consultant to complete the survey work adjacent to the parks building. The work was started but the consultant reached the maximum contract limit before it was complete.  C 82-495

An agreement with P/S Associates for performing design surveying for the City Street and Storm Drain Design Projects, Project No. 5-3. The amount for this work is not to exceed $66,000. The City Engineer’s Office is authorized to issue a Notice to Proceed to the contractor. C 82-495

An agreement with Delta Service, Incorporated for the yearly maintenance agreement on a Pertec data entry system located in the Police Department was approved. This will be paid for by voucher at a rate of $454 per month.  C 82-496

An agreement was approved for Salt Lake International Center submitted by David T. Handley, Vice President, for permission to make an 8-inch automatic sprinkler connection for Wiley Post Plaza #5 located at 134 North Wright Brothers Drive.  C 82-497

An agreement was approved to increase hangar rental rate effective July 1, 1982 for Manfred Fleischer, Individual, leasing Shade Hangar 19, Row 12 at Salt Lake International Airport.  C 82-498

An agreement was approved to increase hangar rental rate effective July 1, 1982 for R. E. Bartlett, Individual, leasing S Hangar 4, Row 7 at Salt Lake International Airport.  C 82-499

An agreement was approved to increase hangar rental rate effective July 1, 1982 for Duane S. Jenson, Individual, and Jensen Services, Inc. leasing Hangar 15, Row 15 at Salt Lake International Airport.

C 82-500

An agreement was approved to increase hangar rental rate effective July 1, 1982 for John H. Wernli, Individual, and John H. Wernli, Inc. leasing, Hangar 13, Row 8 at Salt Lake International Airport.

C 82-501

An agreement was approved to increase hangar rental rate effective July 1, 1982 for Javan R. Maxedon, Individual, and Century Equipment Co. leasing Hangar 3, Row 9 at Salt Lake International Airport.

C 82-502

An agreement was approved to increase hangar rental rate effective July 1, 1982 for Javan R. Maxedon, Individual, and Century Equipment Co. leasing Hangar 14, Row 10 at Salt Lake International Airport.

C 82-503

An agreement was approved to increase hangar rental rate effective July 1, 1982 for R. Dennis Leonard, Individual, and Associated Air Travel leasing Hangar 5, Row 4 at Salt Lake International Airport.

C 82-504

An agreement was approved to increase hangar rental rate effective July 1, 1982 for Lloyd L. Robbins, Individual, leasing Hangar 4, Row 15 at Salt Lake International Airport.  C 82-505

Amendment No. 1 with Salt Lake Council for the Arts Foundation was approved. This amendment to the August 13, 1981 agreement incorporates the 1982-83 budget appropriation for the city arts program into the original agreement. Specifically, the amendment grants $147,031 to the Foundation, $110,000 of which was appropriated within the Municipal Affairs Program as funding for arts programs and $37,031 of which was appropriated within the Parks Department budget as administrative expenses for the Foundation.  C 82-506

An agreement was approved to increase hangar rental rate effective July 1, 1982 for Glen Olsen, Individual, leasing Hangar 14, Row 7 at Salt Lake International Airport.  C 82-507

An agreement was approved to increase hangar rental rate effective July 1, 1982 for Charles Todd, Individual, leasing Hangar 3, Row 4 at Salt Lake International Airport.  C 82-508

An agreement was approved to increase hangar rental rate effective July 1, 1982 for Steven L. Edwards, Individual, leasing Shade Hangar 12, Row 12 at Salt Lake International Airport.  C 82-509

An agreement was approved to increase hangar rental rate effective July 1, 1982 for Don Beckstrand, Individual, and Don Beckstrand Marine Corporation, leasing Hangar 10, Row 10 at Salt Lake International Airport.  C 82-510

An agreement was approved to increase hangar rental rate effective July 1, 1982 for John T. Aldrich, M.D., Individual, leasing Hangar 14, Row 9 at Salt Lake International Airport.  C 82-511

An agreement was approved to increase hangar rental rate effective July 1, 1982 for Henry Cray Meyer, Individual, and FAA Flyers, Inc., leasing Shade Hangar 9, Row 14 at Salt Lake International Airport.

C 82-512

An agreement was approved to increase hangar rental rate effective July 1, 1982 for Henry Gray Meyer, Individual, and FAA Flyers, Inc., leasing Hangar 15, Row 7 at Salt take International Airport.

C 82-513

An agreement was approved to increase hangar rental rate effective July 1, 1982 for Edward Dreier, Individual, and Design Collaborative Company, leasing Shade Hangar 3, Row 14 at Salt Lake International Airport.  C 82-514

An agreement was approved to increase hangar rental rate effective July 1, 1982 for R. A. Richey, Individual, leasing Shade Hangar 5, Row 13 at Salt Lake International Airport.  C 82-515

An agreement was approved to increase hangar rental rate effective July 1, 1982 for Dr. Hubert Burton, Individual, leasing Shade Hangar 14, Row 13 at Salt Lake International Airport.  C 82-516

An agreement was approved to increase hangar rental rate effective July 1, 1982 for Keith Gustaveson, Individual, leasing Hangar 16, Row 9 and Hangar 8, Row 6 at Salt Lake International Airport.  C 82-517

An agreement was approved to increase hangar rental rate effective July 1, 1982 for Keith Gustaveson, Individual, leasing Hangar 16, Row 9 and Hangar 8, Row 6 at Salt Lake International Airport.  C 82-518

An agreement was approved to increase hangar rental rate effective July 1, 1982 for Richard Nieman, Individual, leasing Shade Hangar 26, Row 11 at Salt Lake International Airport.  C 82-519

An agreement was approved to increase hangar rental rate effective July 1, 1982 for Michael R. Scott, Individual, leasing Shade Hangar 1, Row 11 at Salt Lake International Airport.  C 82-520

An agreement was approved to increase hangar rental rate effective July 1, 1982 for Patrick Cassity, Individual, leasing Shade Hangar 19, Row 14 at Salt Lake International Airport.  C 82-521

An agreement was approved to increase hangar rental rate effective July 1, 1982 for Don Shepherd, Individual, and FABCO, Inc. leasing Hangar 20, Row 2 at Salt Lake Airport II.  C 82-522

An agreement was approved to increase hangar rental rate effective July 1, 1982 for Rick Martin, M.D., Individual, leasing Shade Hangar 22, Row 13 at Salt Lake International Airport.  C 82-523

An agreement was approved to increase hangar rental rate effective July 1, 1982 for Richard Castleton, Individual, leasing Hangar 2, Row 15 at Salt Lake International Airport.  C 82-524

An agreement was approved to increase hangar rental rate effective July 1, 1982 for Leonard Telford, Individual, and Tel-Chem, Inc., leasing Hangar 12, Row 9 at Salt Lake International Airport.

C 82-525

An agreement was approved to increase hangar rental effective July 1, 1982 for Robert L. Mower, Individual, leasing Hangar 4, Row 10 at Salt Lake International Airport.  C 82-526

An agreement was approved to increase hangar rental rate effective July 1, 1982 for Hugh C. Garner, Individual, leasing Hangar 20, Row 9 at Salt Lake International Airport.  C 82-527

An agreement was approved to increase hangar rental rate effective July 1, 1982 for Arthur S. Ritter, Individual, leasing Hangar 21, Row 9 at Salt Lake International Airport.  C 82-528

An agreement was approved to increase hangar rental rate effective July 1, 1982 for Gary Medsker, Individual, and Kerbs Construction Corp., leasing hangar 16, Row 1 at Salt Lake Airport II.  C 82-529

An agreement was approved to increase hangar rental rate effective July 1, 1982 for Tim Taylor, Individual, leasing Shade Hangar 10 Row 2 at Salt Lake Airport II.  C 82-530

An agreement was approved to increase hangar rental rate effective July 1, 1982 for Leslie Smith, Individual, and Mountain States Management Company, leasing Hangar 19, Row 15 at Salt Lake International Airport.  C 82-531

An agreement with Mr. Shelby Dow was approved to train three additional employees of the Animal Control Division in the use of the animal tranquilizer gun for a total fee of $150.  C 82-532

A Training Agreement between the city and Mr. Shelby Dow to train City Personnel in the use of the Animal Tranquilizer Gun was approved. The services of Mr. Dow are for three days for a fee of $300.  C 82-532

An agreement with Steve Evans for Watermain Extension No. 33-C-767 was approved. This is an existing main and will serve White Hills Subdivision, Phase I, located on 4385 South and 4215 East. This agreement covers special pumping, reservoirs, and/or supply lines as required to furnish culinary water to this subdivision, over and above the normal expenditure for the extension.  C 82-533

An agreement was approved to increase hangar rental rate effective July 1, 1982 for William M. Browning, Individual, leasing Shade Hangar 20, Row 14 at Salt Lake International Airport.  C 82-534

An agreement was approved to increase hangar rental rate effective July 1, 1982 for Thomas Young, Jr., Individual, and Young Electric Sign Company, leasing Hangar 4, Row 6 at Salt Lake International Airport  C 82-535

An agreement with RAM Construction Company was approved for the Fairmont Park Rehabilitation, Project No. 19-Y-12-2. Through a Letter of Agreement, certain items were deleted from the contract. The bid items to be accepted are Nos. 1, 2, 3, 4, 10, 11, Alternate #2 and bid Item No. 7, to an amount of $1,150. This will make the contract total $165,801. The City Engineer’s Office is authorized to issue a Notice to Proceed to the contractor.  C 82-536

MAAS-GRASSLI AND ASSOCIATES, SUGARHOUSE BUSINESS DISTRICT IMPROVEMENTS

Amendment with Maas-Grassli for the Sugarhouse Business District Improvements, Project No. 38-708. This will allow a conventional irrigation system to be designed and constructed and the maximum City participation will be $30,000.  C 82-537

Amendment in the amount of $400 was approved with Maas Grassli & Associates for the Sugarhouse Beautification Improvements, Project 38-708. This is for design of new bases for the light poles. C 82-537

Amendment in the amount of $1,650 was approved with Maas-Grassli and Associates for the design of the Sugarhouse Business District Improvements, Project No. 38-708.  C 82-537

Amendment was approved with Maas Grassli & Associates for the preparation of additional electrical detail sheets to clarify changes to plans requested by the city for the Sugarhouse Business District Improvement, Project 38-708 for a fee of $1,080.  C 82-537

Amendment with Maas Grassli & Associates, Inc. was approved for the preparation of design plans and specifications for the Sugarhouse Business District Beautification, Project No. 38-708. This will allow for photocopy reductions of the project plans and will cost an estimated $1,100.  C 82-537

Amendment with Maas-Grassli & Associates, Inc. was approved for preparation of design plans and specifications for the Sugarhouse Business District Beautification, Project No. 38-708. The cost for the additional work will be $1,800. The City Engineer’s Office is authorized to issue a notice to proceed to the consultant.  C 82-537

An agreement was approved with Maas-Grassli for the preparation of design plans and specifications for improvements to the Sugarhouse Business District, Project No. 38-708. The cost for this work will be $98,500. The Office of the City Engineer is authorized to issue a notice to proceed to the consultant.  C 82-537

A letter of agreement was approved with Maas-Grassli & Associates for additional services now necessary to complete the preparation of a master plan for the Sugarhouse Business District, Project No. 38-708.  C 82-537

An agreement with Maas-Grassli and Associates for the preparation of a needs study and preliminary design for the Sugarhouse Business District, Project No. 38-708 was approved. Funding of $35,300 will come from the Community Development Funds.  C 82-537

An agreement was approved to increase hangar rental rate effective July 1, 1982 for T. B. Horne, Individual, and Bish’s Sheet Metal Works, leasing Hangar 9, Row 4 at Salt Lake International Airport.

C 82-538

A cooperative agreement was approved with the Utah Department of Transportation (UDOT) wherein the city’s Streets Maintenance Sanitation Division will sweep state roads within city jurisdiction twice per year and UDOT will pay the city $7,620 per year.  C 82-539

A cooperative agreement with the Utah Department of Transportation for street sweeping was approved. This agreement relates to the street sweeping of all areas of UDOT responsibility on the highways and within the incorporated limits of Salt Lake City. The sweeping will be required a minimum of twice, in April and again in October.  C 82-539

An agreement with Baumann Corporation was approved for the General Aviation Taxiway Refurbishing, Project No. 19-A-117-22 at the Salt Lake City International Airport. The Base Bid and Alternates No. 1 and 2 in the amount of $42,652.50 were accepted. The Airport Authority is authorized to issue a Notice to Proceed to the contractor.  C 82-540

An agreement with Stephen L. Cornwall Company was approved for the Western Airlines Operations Area Addition, Project to. 19-A-106-18 at the Salt Lake City International Airport. The total of this project is $169,989.  C 82-541

An agreement was approved to lease Hangar 4, Row 1 at the Salt Lake City Airport II to David Davidson, Jr., Individually, and Davidson Lumber Sales, Inc.  C 82-542

An agreement was approved to lease Shade Hangar 22, Row 11 at the Salt Lake City International Airport to Kole Johnson, Individual.

C 82-543

An agreement was approved to increase hangar rental rate effective July 1, 1982 for Roland E. Urry, Individual and Tates, mc, leasing Shade Hangar 17, Row 12 at the Salt Lake City International Airport. C 82-544

An agreement with J & M Construction was approved for Arlington Hills Storm Drain, Project No. 47-N-252. Total amount of the contract is $78,382.20.  C 82-545

An agreement with Kenneth R. Olson as a consultant in the development of its telemetry system was approved. The contract will be renewed for one additional year to provide some modifications to and documentation of programs for this telemetry system. His services will not cost more than $1,000 during this fiscal year.  C 82-546

An agreement was approved with Johnson Controls to renew their services of providing maintenance and calibration for the Central Monitoring and Control System installed at the Salt Lake International Airport. This monitors and controls the heating and air conditioning systems in Terminal Units #1 and #2, and also monitors security doors and gates, the fire alarm systems, incorporates the use of a closed circuit TV system and monitors various other security functions. This renewal is for one year commencing September 1, 1983 at a cost of $29,952 per year.  C 82-547

Approval to renew agreement with Johnson Controls for one year commencing September 1, 1982. They will provide maintenance and calibration of the specialized computer equipment monitoring heating, air conditioning, security doors & gates, fire alarm system and various other security functions. Because of the specialized nature of this equipment it cannot be accomplished by Airport staff. Cost of the service is $29,952 per year.  C 82-547

Amendment was approved with Peterson, Sorensen and Brough enabling them to proceed with audits to ensure eligibility of President Reagan’s jobs program. Airport Development Aid Program (ADAP) projects number 8-49-0033-03, 6-49-0033-13 and 6-49-0033-14 were requested by the FAA to be completed as soon as possible. This amendment will allow the Airport Authority to proceed with this requirement and ensure eligibility in the jobs program. The basic services performed by the accountants will be paid at the rates of $63 per hour for Partner’s time, $36 per hour for Senior Auditors time and $28 per hour for Junior Auditors time and the not-to-exceed amount will be increased by $5,525 to $16,000.  C 82-548

Audit Agreement with Petersen, Sorensen & Brough was approved for the final audit of an ADAP grant in order to obtain additional funding relating to several existing ADAP grants. The audit will be completed in 90 days at a cost of $10,475.  C 82-548

An agreement was approved with Universal Service Contractors for security services to be provided for the Fifth Circuit Court Building at an estimated cost of $4,500 per month.  C 82-549

Service agreement was approved with Motorola Communications and Electronics Inc. for continued maintenance of the hardware and software for the CAD equipment in the Police Department. The agreement of April 2, 1981 was updated and the new agreement will be in effect through November, 1984.  C 82-550

Maintenance agreement was approved with Motorola Communications and Electronics, Inc. for continued maintenance of computers used by the Police Department. This agreement is effective November 19, 1982 through November 18, 1984 at a cost of $7,442.94 per month.  C 82-550

Service agreement with Motorola, Inc. for the maintenance on the components of the radio system in the Police Department was approved. It will commence from August 15, 1982 through August 14, 1983. This is a continuation of an original contract with Motorola.  C 82-550

Amendment of Water Supply Permit and Agreement was approved with Harvey Hansen which will adjust the water use rates to comply with other users.  C 82-551

A Water Supply Permit and Agreement was approved for Harvey Hansen for water use in Big Cottonwood Canyon.  C 82-551

An agreement with Top Associates for Watermain Extension No. 33-C-1260 to serve “McLains Mountain No. 3 Subdivision’, located on Mountain Oaks Drive, 3715 East, north of 7900 South. This agreement covers special pumping, reservoirs, and/or supply lines as required to furnish culinary water to this subdivision over and above the normal expenditure for the extension.  C 82-552

Special Contract No. 820, Watermain Extension No. 33-C-1260 between the city and Top Associates for McLains Mountain #3 Subdivision located on Mountain Oaks Drive, 3715 East, north of 7900 South was approved. The work will be done under the program for the extension of watermains beyond the city limits.  C 82-552

Pipeline and Easement Replacement Agreement with Belva C. Freeman and others was approved which provides for the replacement of a 15 and one quarter inch pipeline at 6400 South, east of 3010 East.  C 82-553

An agreement for the lease of the Telerate System for one year was approved. Telerate System is a financial information network displaying quotations and news on a video screen terminal which is updated continuously throughout the day. This service will be extremely helpful in determining the type and length of investments for the city to use. The cost of Telerate is $540 per month.

C 82-554

Agreement by Hill Mangum Investment by Hike IC. Lawrence, Partner, in which he requests permission to make a 4-inch automatic sprinkler connection for University Place Condominiums located at 115 South 1100 East was approved.  C 82-555

Agreement with Prescott Muir Associates for preparation of plans and specifications for Phase III Renovations to the Capitol Hills Community Center, Project 3-5 was approved. The consultant’s fee for providing these services is $4,100.  C 82-556

Agreement with Gardiner and Gardiner was approved for the Traffic Operations Shops and the Fleet Management Shops, Project Nos. 1-N-15 and 1-N-12-3. Because of funding problems, only a portion of the work associated with the Traffic Operations Shops will be awarded, the metal passage door in the hallway and gutter work for a total of $1,100. The cost of work associated with the Fleet Management Shops will be $2,200 making the total cost $3,300. The City Engineer’s Office is authorized to issue a Notice to Proceed to the contractor.  C 82-557

Agreement with Burtch W. Beall, Architect, was approved, for providing construction monitoring for the stabilization of the north and south entrances to the City & County Building, Project No. 15-R. The fee for providing these services is $750, one half to be paid by the County.  C 82-558

Agreement with Larry-Dean Construction Company, Inc. for the City and County Building Cleaning and Stabilization of North & South Entrances, Project No. 15-R was approved. Option No. 1 to the contract was awarded in the amount of $52,087. Monies for this project will come from the Building Restoration Fund with the County paying half the cost.  C 82-558

A three party agreement between the city, Utah Department of Transportation and the D & it C W Railroad Company was approved to provide for the funding and construction of a federally funded railroad safety project for removal of abandoned railroad trackage at various locations.  The total estimated cost for this project is $257,000. Under the provisions of this agreement, 90% of this cost will be available from federal railroad safety funds, 5% will be paid for by the D & R G W Railroad Company, and the remaining 5%, or approximately $12,900 will be paid for from the city’s Capital Improvement funds.  C 82-559

Interlocal Agreement re-establishing the Special Arson Fire Enforcement (SAFE) Unit was approved between the city and Salt Lake County, Town of Alta, City of Draper, Murray City, City of Bluffdale, Midvale City, Sandy City, West Valley City, City of South Salt Lake and City of West Jordan which will provide for more effective investigation and prosecution of arson requiring specialized equipment and personnel which are more economically utilized on a cooperative basis. This agreement supersedes the agreement of October 5, 1982.  C 82-560

Interlocal Agreement or the Special Arson Fire Enforcement (SAFE) Unit was approved between the city and Salt Lake County, Town of Alta, City of Draper, Murray City, City of Bluffdale, Midvale City, City o Riverton, Sandy City, City of South Jordan, West Valley City, City of South Salt Lake, and City of West Jordan. This agreement was initiated because the effective investigation and prosecution of arson requires specialized equipment and personnel which are more economically utilized on a cooperative basis. Authorized by Resolution 86 of 1982.  C 82-560

Revocable Permit with the Redevelopment Agency of Salt Lake City and Utah State Building Ownership Authority was approved wherein the city grants permission and license to the Agency and Authority to install an eighteen inch retaining wall on the city property located at 300 South 200 East.  C 82-561

Agreement with Hall Construction was approved in the amount of $68,756 for the Paxton Avenue Lift Station, Project No. 47-N-P-4.

C 82-562

Agreement with W.W. & W.B. Gardner, Inc. was approved for the General Aviation Taxiway, Project No. 19-A-117-20 at the Salt take International Airport. As the amount bid exceeded the amount budgeted for this project, an agreement has been made to reduce the scope of the project resulting in a cost of $242,574.30.  C 82-563

Agreement with Andreas Seehagen was approved for Watermain Extension No. 33-C-1060 to serve the property located at 2241 East Creek Road. This agreement covers special pumping reservoirs, and/or supply lines as required to furnish culinary water to this property over and above the normal expenditure for the extension.  C 82-564

Agreement with Kasler Corporation was approved for the Concourse D Apron at the Salt Lake International Airport, Project 19-A-152, AIP No. 3-49-0033-01, 02, and 03. The base bid was awarded in the amount of $5,076,690.  C 82-565

Grant Agreement for Airport Improvement Program, Project No. 3-49-0033-02 at the Salt Lake International Airport was approved. Federal funds of $670,000 have been obligated for construction of the Site Preparation for Concourse D Apron - Phase I, Project No. 19-A-152. This project will expand existing apron areas to serve the proposed Concourse D and provide additional aircraft parking positions for enplaning and deplaning passengers. The Airport Authority has the necessary matching funds for this construction.  C 82-565

Amended agreement with Chen and Associates was approved for Geotechnical Investigation of Concourse D and adjoining Apron at Salt Lake International Airport. In order to make informed technical decisions regarding the design of additional aircraft parking apron and Concourse D, it is necessary to have certain information available regarding the nature of the soils in the area in which construction is to be performed. Depending upon the results of this investigation, it may be necessary to relocate utilities and/or build a surcharge fill to consolidate the soils on the site this fall in order to be prepared to begin the major construction next spring. The total cost for this additional work should not exceed $30,000.

C 82-565

Approval was given for Sunn Classic Pictures to produce and film September 14 through 29, 1982, a picture tentatively titled ”In Case of Fire” at a City Fire Department and Hotel Newhouse and vicinity.  Petition No. 293 of 1982.  C 82-566

Amendment No. 3 in the amount of $24,000 was approved with DMJM/Coon, King & Knowlton. This amendment is for DMJM to perform design services to make changes in the area of Concourse D Apron as requested by Western Airlines.  C 82-567

Amendment No. 2 with DMJM/Coon, King & Knowlton was approved which will include the retroactive date of October 15, 1983 which was inadvertently left off Amendment No. 1.  C 82-567

Amendment No. 1 to the agreement with DMJM/Coon, King and Knowlton was approved for architectural services in the amount of $19,580 to design the extension of the Concourse D Apron beyond 4000 West as requested by Western Airlines for off-gate aircraft parking at the Salt Lake International Airport.  C 82-567

Agreement was approved with DMJM/Coon, King and Knowlton to provide engineering services required for the design and construction of the Concourse “D” Aircraft Parking Apron, Project 19-A-152-l at the Salt Lake International Airport. The services will consist of providing preliminary plans and specifications, final plans and specifications and contract documents for competitive bidding and the monitoring of construction through the completion of the project. The fee for rendering all services under this agreement shall be on a time and expense basis and will not exceed $231,350.  C 82-567

Agreement with and Sota Energy Group was approved. They were acquired by the Energy Advisory Committee for consulting services and for the making of energy conservation plans and studies during the next several months at a cost of $10,000.  C 82-568

Agreement was approved with Human Affairs, Inc. to renew their counseling services for SLC employees and their dependents. This extension is effective July 1, 1983 and a $.05 increase per employee was added making the total cost per employee $1.15.  C 82-569

Agreement with Human Affairs, Inc. was approved providing for employee assistance services to Salt Lake City Corporation employees as stipulated in the Union contracts. For a fee of $1.10 per month per employee, counseling on legal, financial, emotional and marital problems is provided. The Police Department, at its request, is excluded from this contract. Funds are budgeted for this expenditure out of the Health Insurance Trust Fund, 87-00870.  C 82-569

Agreement with Wright Engineering was approved in the amount of $11,589.70 for the construction of Watermain Extension No. 35-4119 located on 1200 West, from 200 to 300 South.  C 82-570

Plans and specifications were approved for the construction of Community Development Watermain Extension No. 35-4119, 1180 West, south of 230 South.  C 82-570

Agreement with Wright Engineering was approved in the amount of $17,627.22 for the construction of Watermain Extension No. 35-4115 located on Jeremy Street between 500 and 600 South.  C 82-571

Plans and specifications were approved for the construction of Community Development Watermain Extension No. 35-4115, Jeremy Street North of 600 South.  C 82-571

Agreement with Wright Engineering was approved in the amount of $21,631.50 for the construction of Watermain Extension No. 35-4113 located on Post Street front 700 to 800 South.  C 82-572

Plans and specifications were approved for the construction of Community Development Watermain Extension No. 35-4113, Post Street, north of 800 South to the end.  C 82-572

Agreement was approved with the Tempest Company for Watermain Extension No. 35-4116, Genesee Avenue, 840 West to 1000 West, a Community Development Project. Amount of the project is $23,000.

C 82-573

Plans and specifications were approved for the construction of Community Development Watermain Extension No. 35-4116, Genesee Avenue, west of 900 West to the end and east to 800 West.  C 82-573

Agreement with Keystone Construction was approved in the amount of $19,250 for the construction of Watermain Extension No. 35-4112 located on Washington Street from 600 to 700 South.  C 82-574

Plans and specifications were approved for the construction of Community Development Watermain Extension No. 35-4112, Washington Street from 600 to 700 South and 200 West from 600 to 760 South.

C 82-574

Plans and specifications were approved for the construction of Community Development Watermain Extension No. 35-4118, West Temple, East Main from 600 to 760 South.  C 82-575

Agreement with Marcus Johnson Plumbing & Heating, Inc. was approved in the amount of $15,649 for the construction of Watermain Extension No. 35-4117 located on Gale Street between 900 South and American Avenue.  C 82-576

Plans and specifications were approved for the construction of Community Development Watermain Extension No. 35-4117, Gale Street between 900 South and American Avenue.  C 82-576

Agreement with Marcus Johnson Plumbing & Heating, Inc. was approved in the amount of $17,867.80 for the construction of Sewer-main Extension No. 50-1248 located on 500 South, Emery Street to 1200 West.  C 82-577

Plans and specifications were approved for Sanitary Sewer Extension No. 50-1248, 5th South and Emery Avenue to 1200 West.  C 82-577

Agreement with Marcus Johnson Plumbing & Heating, Inc. was approved in the amount of $19,773.50 for the construction of Sewer-main Extension No. 50-539-1 located on Laird Avenue from 1800 to 1844 East.  C 82-578

Plans and specifications were approved for Sanitary Sewer Extension No. 50-539-1, Laird Avenue from 1800 East to 1850 East.  C 82-578

Agreement with E. H. Knudson was approved for the 1700 South Storm Drain, Project No. 47-N-242-1. The base bid plus the deductive alternate for the use of native material for backfill will be accepted. The amount of the contract will be $228,188.87.  C 82-579

Agreement with Ralph Wadsworth Construction Company was approved for construction of the Westside Senior Citizen’s Center Parking Lot, Project No. 3-K-4. The price for the contract award is $32,660.

C 82-580

Agreement with Transportation Commission of Utah was approved covering the installation of guardrail at locations to be specified by the Public Works Department.  C 82-581

Interlocal agreement with Salt Lake City/County Health Department, Utah State Department of Health, United States, EPA and Amoco Oil Company.  C 82-582

Amendment with Utah Department of Transportation (UDOT) was approved which will entitle the city to an additional amount of $8,854 for its cost of construction of curb, gutter and sidewalk on state roads in the city.  C 82-583

Agreement with Utah Department of Transportation (UDOT) was approved. This contract is for Curb & Gutter Construction on Redwood Road (SR-68) East Side from 400 to 1000 North. Funds in the amount of $70,000 for this construction will be made available from UDOT under their Pedestrian Safety Program.  C 82-583

Agreement with Salt Lake County was approved for the CETA Summer Youth Program. This agreement enables the city to hire youth who qualify under CETA regulations to fill hourly summer jobs with the city at no cost. The program provides work experience for the youth while helping to fill positions that otherwise might go unfilled because of budget constraints.  Authorized by Resolution 99 of 1982. C 82-584

Amendment No. 1 to ADAP Grant Agreement, Project No. 5-49-0032-02 for construction of an aircraft tie-down apron at Salt Lake City Airport II was approved with the Federal Aviation Administration (FFA).  The Airport Authority has incurred eligible project costs exceeding the $400,000 grant limit. This amendment will increase the amount to $404,527.  C 82-585

Amendment No. 1 with the Utah Heritage Foundation was approved. This amendment will enable the Foundation to sublease space in the building known as the 19th ward Meeting Rouse and Relief Society Ball to individuals or organizations who conduct business for profit provided such business is in the area of the arts, architecture or a related field.  C 82-586

Amendment to a Water Supply Agreement with Bravo Ski Corporation was approved. This amendment will allow Bravo to install at their own expense, on their own property, an addition to their existing water system to serve water to and provide fire protection for 320 condominium or rental units.  C 82-587

Agreement with Jeffery A. Adams for Watermain Extension No. 33-C-1208 to serve his property located at 4525 South 1200 East was approved. This agreement covers special pumping, reservoirs and/or supply lines as required to furnish culinary water to this property over and above the normal expenditure for the extension.  C 82-588

Agreement was approved with Housing Authority of Salt Lake City wherein the city is authorized  by Resolution 81 of 1982 to assist the Rousing Authority in clearing title to certain property located at 500 East 900 South for a 70-unit senior citizen housing project.  C 82-589

Agreement with Horrocks & Carollo Engineers was approved. They will design the 24-inch water line on Thirteenth East as well as look into the hydropower potential at the discharge into the Thirteenth East Reservoir. The cost of the design will not exceed $60,000.  C 82-590

Agreement with Evans & Sutherland Computer Corporation by Susan Mickelsen, Manager was approved granting permission to make a 4-inch automatic sprinkler connection for their building located at 650 South Komas Drive.  C 82-591

Agreement with Houghton Tile & Plastering was approved for the Plastering of the Third and Fourth Floors of the City and County Building, Project No. 15-23. Amount of the contract is $14,010.

C 82-592

Amendment with Brixen and Christopher, Architects was approved for preparation of a plan entitled “Preservation/Development Strategies for Salt Lake City”. This expands the work scope to include the investigation of two case studies involving historic buildings and necessitates additional funding in the amount of $5,600 of which half will be funded by CDBG allocation and half from the National Trust for Historic Preservation.  C 82-593

Agreement with Brixen and Christopher, Architects, to perform “A Plan for Preservation/Redevelopment Strategies for Salt Lake City” was approved. This study will examine the maximum development potential for the downtown area consistent with preservation of defined significant buildings.  C 82-593

Agreement with Peak Alarm Company was approved. Peak will provide fire alarm maintenance in the city and County Building for $50 per month effective October 1, 1982.  C 82-594

Agreement with Mary M. Pitts and Jean M. Davis was approved for Watermain Extension No. 33-C-717 to serve their property located at 1768 East 6400 South. This agreement covers special pumping, reservoirs and/or supply lines as required to furnish culinary water to this property over and above the normal expenditure for the extension.  C 82-595

A lease with John H. White was approved. This covers a renewal of lease for property controlled by the Department of Public Utilities.  C 82-596

Revocable Permit wherein the city is entering into an agreement with Sidney J. Nebeker and Renate Nebeker to install a reinforced concrete wall on Federal Heights Drive was approved.  C 82-597

Agreement with Draper city whereby the city will provide Draper with fire dispatch services including both fire and emergency medical commencing July 1, 1982 and terminating June 30, 1985.  C 82-598

Agreement with Utah Department of Transportation (UDOT) was approved for relocating the water facilities on Project No. 41-A-8-2, BROS-0035(008), Salt Lake County Authority No. 4862, Jordan Bridge at 500 North.  C 82-599

A Cooperative Agreement with UDOT was approved for the construction of the 500 North Bridge Replacement, Project No. BROS-0035(8). This agreement will provide for partial funding by the Federal Highway Administration Bridge Replacement Program and will be bid by the Utah Department of Transportation. The program requires a 20% match of $61,200 by the city.  C 82-599

A Waiver of Installation of Public Way Improvements was approved for Ralph C. Hafer at 240 West 1700 South.  C 82-600

A Waiver of Installation of Public Way Improvements was approved for Peterson Filters Corp. at 1960 South 300 West.  C 82-601

Agreement with Associated Business Products was approved for the yearly maintenance on a Cannon 21 copy machine located at Fleet Management. This will be at a cost of $295 per year.  C 82-602

Agreement with AM Demolition and Excavating was approved for the demolition work at a property located at 32-38 North 800 West owned by Thomas K. Backman and Paul Block of Salt Lake City, Utah. Said abatement was decreed by a panel of hearing examiners consisting of Housing Advisory and Appeals Board members on April 21, 1982.

C 82-603

Agreement with ASSIST, INC. was approved providing ASSIST up to $250,000 in CDBG funds for operating an architectural aid and emergency home repair program or low income residents of Salt Lake City.  C 82-604

Agreement was approved with Bruce B. Jenkins who was commissioned as a Police Chaplain on October 5, 1982. This agreement will cover any liabilities that may be incurred during such services.  C 82-605

Agreement was approved with William S. Evans who was commissioned as a Police Chaplain on October 5, 1982. This agreement will cover any liabilities that may be incurred during such services.  C 82-606

Agreement was approved with Brian D. Jones who was commissioned as a Police Chaplain on October 5, 1982. This agreement will cover any liabilities that may be incurred during such services.  C 82-607

Agreement with Crow-Creekside was approved for Watermain Extension No. SC-26KR-2#29 to serve Creekside Shopping Center located at 4800 South Highland Drive. This agreement covers special pumping, reservoirs, and/or supply lines as required to furnish culinary water to this property over and above the normal expenditure for this extension.  C 82-608

Agreement with G & R Contractors was approved for the Plant Mix Bituminous Seal Coat, Project No. 33-C-1237 located on Eastbourne Drive. Total amount of the contract is $3,500.  C 82-609

A Water Supply Permit and Agreement between the city and Ron Smith was approved which provides water for his single family cabin located in Lambs canyon.  C 82-610

Agreement with Security Builders was approved for the 50/50 Concrete Replacement, Project No. 40-R-3 in the amount of $84,645. One half of the monies for this project will come from the 1981/82 Capital Improvement Fund and one half from property owner match monies. The City Engineer’s Office is authorized to issue a Notice to Proceed to the contractor.  C 82-611

Agreement with Taylor Electric, Inc. was approved for the Energy Conservation Measures - Electrical, Project No. 19-A-140-1 at the Salt Lake International Airport. Amount of the contract is $44,656.  C 82-612

An equipment lease from Eimco Process Equipment Company was approved for the lease of a 1 GPM Biological Airated Filter (BAP) Pilot Plant for a minimum term of two months at the agreed monthly rental fee of $1. The BAF Pilot Plant is a new concept in sewage treatment and the Public Utilities staff has worked with Eimco and the State Environmental Health to install this equipment on their plant site to do bench testing of the sewage.  C 82-613

A lease of City Property above Mountain Dell Reservoir for Highway Maintenance Yard to Utah Department of Transportation was approved. This is a renewal of a lease that has been in force for a number of years.  C 82-614

Agreement was approved for Michael Blackhurst and Clint Blackhurst in which they request permission to make a 4-inch automatic sprinkler connection for their building at 238 South Main Street.  C 82-615

Agreement was approved for Terra Tek, Inc. by Sidney J. Green in which he requests permission to make a 4-inch automatic sprinkler connection for the property located at 400 Wakara Way.  C 82-616

Agreement was approved for Salt Lake City School District by W. Gary Hermer, Clerk-Treasurer, for permission to make a 6-inch automatic sprinkler connection for the Jackson Elementary School located at 750 West 200 North.  C 82-617

Overrun Authorization No. 1 was approved in the amount of $26,202.91 for Project No. 38-679, Peoples Freeway/9th Avenue Storm Drain. Of this overrun, $13,725 was to pay for additional quantities so that a drainage problem of the south end of Richards Street at Andrews Avenue could be eliminated. The remaining $12,477.91 is necessary so that quantities that exceeded the original bid amount for the slope restoration and storm drain at 9th Avenue can be paid.  C 82-618

Agreement with Bruce M. Cornwall Company was approved for the improvements of Athletic Park, Project No. 19-Y-73 in the amount of $43,750.  C 82-619

An addendum was approved with Jinco Leasing Corp. for the lease/purchase of Motorola Mobile Radios and Essential Equipment for use by the Police Department to provide communication with the entire personnel in the interest of public safety.  C 82-620

Lease Agreement was approved with Jinco Leasing Corp. for the lease/purchase of Motorola Mobile Radios and Essential Equipment for use by the Police Department to provide communication with the entire personnel in the interest of public safety. This equipment will help to provide greater police response throughout the community. C 82-620

Agreement with ITS was approved for janitorial services on the west side of Salt Lake International Airport including Terminals #1 and #2, United Airlines cargo building and the joint cargo building. The cost per month will be $67,408.57.  C 82-621

Agreement was approved to lease Hangar 13, Row 7 at the Salt Lake International Airport to Wendell E. Bennett, Individual, and KTM Corporation commencing September 1, 1982.  C 82-622

Agreement was approved to lease Hangar 1, Row 9 at the Salt Lake International Airport to Barry Hansen, Individual, and Brooke Grant, Individual commencing September 1, 1982.  C 82-623

Agreement was approved to lease Shade Hangar 2, Row 12 at the Salt Lake International Airport to Lee C. Knowles, Individual commencing September 1, 1982.  C 82-624

Agreement was approved to increase hangar rental rate effective July 1 1982 for David L. Tomlinson, Individual, and Gary Nagle, Individual, leasing Hangar 2, Row 6 at the Salt Lake International Airport.  C 82-625

Agreement was approved to increase hangar rental rate effective July 1, 1982 for Ronald Rasmussen, Individual, leasing Shade Hangar 27, Row 11 at the Salt Lake International Airport.  C 82-626

Agreement was approved with Randy Ludlow to provide services as a part-time prosecutor effective September 16, 1982.  C 82-627

Quit-claim deed and agreement were approved transferring a portion of Girard Avenue (530 North) at approximately 550-560 West to General Distributing Company for the sum of $925.  Petition No. 262 of 1982.  C 82-628

Revocable Permit with James G. Morrison was approved allowing Mr. Morrison to construct a retaining wall in front of his home at 1437 East 1400 South sitting approximately one foot on public property.

C 82-629

Agreement with All State Builders was approved for the construction of Improvements at Pioneer Park, Project No. 19-Y-6-2 in the amount of $181,179.10.  C 82-630

Agreement with Larry-Dean Construction was approved for the repair of the rain gutters and roof for the city’s side of the City & County Building, Project No. 15-22 in the amount of $41,285.  C 82-631

Agreement with Gardiner and Gardiner Builders was approved for the Shower Room Remodel at Fire Station No. 7, Project No. 17-G-3 in the amount of $3,495.  C 82-632

THE RICHARDSON ASSOCIATES, TRA

Amendment #5: to the Managing Architect Agreement date November 4, 1982, to make the total amount $108,280. This is to provide additional services regarding the Security Relocation Concept Study and Renderings; TU1 Security Relocation, Elevator to Restaurant and other miscellaneous renovations.  C 82-633

Amendment No. 4 was approved to the Managing Architect Agreement with The Richardson Associates (TRA). This amendment is to modify the services so that the architect can provide additional or special services related to projects at the airport when requested to do so in writing. The fee for providing these services including Amendment 2, 3 and 4 shall not exceed $100,000.  The architect will also perform a concept study for security relocation Terminal Unit 1 and 2 and other miscellaneous renovations for a fee not to exceed $58,500.  C 82-633

Amendment No. 3 with TRA (The Richardson Associates) was approved to provide architectural and administration services in the amount of $10,628 for a site plan study of the North Support Area at the Salt Lake International Airport.  C 82-633

Amendment No. 2 with TRA was approved. This will allow the Airport Authority to request additional and/or special services of TRA as needed during the construction of the Concourse D and Connector and the Terminal Unit 2 Expansion such as building furnishings, signage, exterior landscaping, interior plants and further additions or modifications to the building.  C 82-633

Amendment No. 1 to the Managing Architect Agreement between the city and TRA The Richardson Associates was approved. This amendment modifies the services of the agreement so that TRA will no longer provide services to the city for the project as a Managing Architect, together with the responsibilities and liabilities related thereto, including the requirement of TRA to employ a local architect. The amendment re-titles the agreement “Design Architect Agreement” in lieu of “Managing Architect Agreement” and revises the scope of work accordingly. It is the intent of the city to then enter into a separate agreement directly with a local architect for the balance of the architectural services. The services to be performed by TRA under this amendment shall include: Approximately fifty percent of the architectural effort through the design development stage of the construction drawings for Concourse “0”, the Second Level Connector between Concourse “D” and Terminal Unit No. 2 and related additions and modifications to Terminal Unit No. 2, including Concourse “C” as well as full responsibility for final design of special systems such as the baggage handling system, signing, moving sidewalks, etc. for the same project. The original agreement provided for a sum of $160,000 for basic services and the sum of $23,600 for reimbursable expenses through the design development stage; this amendment provides an additional sum of $185,000 for basic services and $36,000 for reimbursable expenses.  C 82-633

Agreement with The Richardson Associates (TRA) was approved. TRA will perform services as a Managing Architect to the Airport Authority for the Salt Lake International Airport. This agreement limits the contract to the Design Directive Phase of the work with a not-to-exceed value of $183,600.  C 82-633

Agreement was approved to retain TRA (The Richardson Associates) as the Managing Architect for the project relating to the Delta/Western Airlines expansion of the “New Phase I Program only. The work at this point would be the schematic design and preparation of contract documents.  C 82-633

Agreement with Utah Depart meat of Transportation was approved for adjustments to water facilities on Project HES-000S(32), Authority No. 5034, 200 South, 1200 East.  C 82-634

Agreement with UDOT was approved for a railroad highway safety project at 1000 West and South Temple Streets. The estimated cost for this project is $16,500. The city’s share of the cost is $1,650. The city’s share is to come from monies budgeted in the 1982/83 Capital Improvement budget under the title of 200 south and 1200 East Intersection.  C 82-635

Amendment No. 2 with Crash Rescue Equipment Service, Inc. was approved providing a preventive maintenance program routine for the CFR vehicles at Salt Lake International Airport. This will extend the term of the agreement for one year commencing July 1, 1983 at a cost of $1,800 per year for the first vehicle and $800 for each additional vehicle.  C 82-636

Amendment with Crash Rescue Equipment Service, Inc. was approved. It was determined that one of the vehicles requiring preventive maintenance, the 1968 Chevrolet Fire Boss, could be maintained as easily at a lower cost by the Airport Authority rather than to have it under this specialized program. Therefore it has been deleted from the contract.  C 82-636

Agreement with Crash Rescue Equipment Services, Inc. was approved for maintenance of the Crash/Fire/Rescue Equipment at Salt Lake International Airport. These services will be provided at a cost of $9,000 per year and will commence October 12, 1982 for a period of one year.  C 82-636

Agreement with J. B. Sheet Metal was approved for the Energy Conservation Measures - Mechanical, Project No. 19-A-140-2 at the Salt Lake International Airport in the amount of $67,380.  C 82-637

Agreement was approved with Century Equipment Company to lease a corporate hangar at the Salt Lake International Airport. An inspection by the maintenance division found the hangar to be structurally sound but some maintenance and upgrading was required. Century proposed to paint the building, re-roof the structure, repair the hangar doors and the insulation on the doors. Total cost of these improvements is estimated at $8,500. This lease will allow amortization of the improvements over the term of the agreement which commences December 1, 1982 and expires November 30, 1986.  C 82-638

Agreement was approved to lease Shade Hangar 12, Row 12 and Shade Hangar 5, Row 14 at the Salt Lake International Airport to Steven L. Edwards, Individual.  C 82-639

Agreement was approved to lease Shade Hangar 2, Row 13 at the Salt Lake International Airport to Philip Smith, Individual, and Underground Construction.  C 82-640

Agreement was approved with R & M Consultants, Inc. for the preparation of an Environmental Conditions Map for the Salt Lake City area. The contract amount of $18,430 is funded from 3rd Year Community Development Block Grant funds. The preparation of these maps by will assist the city in its preparation of environmental reviews required on all CDBG or other federally funded projects as well as in subdivision review and approval.  C 82-641

Agreement was approved with Independent Towing Service, Inc. Independent will be the primary source of towing services for impounded vehicles for the Police Department. The agreement is for a period of year commencing October 30, 1982.  C 82-642

Agreement for Professional Services was approved with Brian P. Winterowd to provide consulting services to the City Recorder’s Office with regard to records management. The cost is not expected to exceed $300.  C 82-643

Agreement was approved with The Land Group, for architectural services for general improvements to the existing Laird Park, located at 1800 East Laird Avenue, City Project No. P.A.2.  C 82-644

Agreement with Glenn C. England was approved for an existing Watermain Extension No. 33-C-769 to serve “Mt. Olympus Hills No. 17 Subdivision”, located on Brockbank Drive, 4405 South, east of 3850 East. This agreement covers special pumping, reservoirs and/or supply lines as required to furnish culinary water to this subdivision over and above the normal expenditure for the extension.  C 82-645

Amendment was approved with Gerald R. Nichols, Architect, for the preparation of plans and specifications for improvements at the Central City Community Center, Project No. 3-6. The consultant’s fee for providing these services will be $330.  C 82-646

Agreement with Gerald R. Nichols, Architect, was approved for the preparation of plans and specifications for renovation work associated with the swimming pool at the Central City Community Center, Project No. 3-6. The consultant’s fee for providing these services will be $2400.  C 82-646

Agreement with Chen and Associates, Inc. was approved for Project No. 6-1, allowing the consultant to provide Geotechnical Services for the city’s current street and storm drain design projects. The consultant’s fee for providing these services will be a maximum of $20,000 with the actual amount dependent upon the specific work requested.  C 82-647

Agreement with Z.P. Smith, Inc. was approved for Project No. 38-535 for Eastside Non-contiguous Streets.  C 82-648

DMJM, COON, KING, AND KNOWLTON, OIL DRAIN SYPHON

Second Amendment in the amount of $6,000 to the engineer consulting contract with DMJM, Coon, King & Knowlton for the Oil Drain Syphon, Project No. 47-N-256. This is for additional work.  C 82-649

Amendment was approved with DMJM/Coon, King and Knowlton for the preparation of a study report for the Oil Drain Syphon, Project No. 47-N-256. This amendment will provide for additional work that is required to complete the subject study. The cost for this additional work will be $5,120 with the final cost for all work associated with this project $16,054. The cost will be shared equally between the County Flood Control funds and the Public Utility funds.  C 82-649

Agreement with DMJM Coon, King and Knowlton was approved to study the Oil Drain Syphon, Project No. 47-N-256. The agreement will authorize the consultant to review and analyze the existing oil drain syphon, including upstream and downstream capacities of the oil drain ditch. In addition the consultant will develop a list of alternate solutions to the problems identified with the existing syphon. The consultants fee for providing the services will be $10,934 with $5,467 coming from Public Utility funds. The city’s share of $5,467 will come from County Flood Control funds.  C 82-649

Amendment with Fowler/Ferguson/Kingston/Ruben Architects, Inc. was approved for the design of a new fire station at 1300 South Main, Project No. 17-W-1. This is for redesigning the grading and walkway plans and for plans and specifications for interior and exterior signage. The cost for this additional work will be $1,580.  C 82-650

Agreement with Valley Design and Construction was approved for construction of Fire Station No. 8, Project No. 17-W-1, to be located at 13th South and Main Street. The base bid, lump sum price No’s. 1 and 2 and Alternates 1, 3-A and 4 are to be awarded making the total project cost $482,000. The amount of lump sum No. 1 ($7,500) is to come from Park Department funds for the Elks Park Improvement Project. The remaining costs are to come from Fire Department funds.  C 82-650

Agreement with Fowler/Ferguson/Kingston/Ruben Architects was approved for the preparation of design plans and specifications for the Fire Station at 1300 South Main Street, Project No. 17-W-1. The consultant’s fee f or these services is $29,200. Funds will come from the Fire Department budget. The City Engineer’s Office is authorized to issue a Notice to Proceed to the consultant.  C 82-650

Agreement with Olympus Glass Company was approved in the amount of $2,413.74 for the re-glazing of the windows at the Fire Training Facilities, Project No. 17-R-4. The remodel work at the Fire Training Tower was originally completed by Fox Construction Company. During the process of finalizing this project it was determined that the glazing compound had failed. After the failure was identified, the city, the architect and the contractor could not agree upon who was responsible. It was agreed that another contractor be obtained to do the work.  C 82-651

Agreement with Evelyn B. Mooney, a former employee of Salt Lake City Airport Authority, was approved. This agreement will continue Ms. Mooney’s work on the “Downwind”, the monthly newsletter of activities at the airport, and she may be asked to perform other services relating to the marketing program. The term of this agreement will be three months commencing October 1, 1982 and the costs of these services will be $700 per month for preparation of the newsletter and $12.50 per hour-for other marketing services not to exceed $500 during the term of this agreement.  C 82-652

Amendment with Jeff Waters was approved which will provide a better means of verifying transactions in his operation of the food concession at the Nibley Park Golf Course.  C 82-653

Agreement was approved with Jeff Waters to operate a first class food and beverage service at the Nibley Park Golf Course, located at 2730 South 700 East commencing January 1, 1983.  C 82-653

Agreement was approved with Fates Service, Inc. to set up a house account for the Police Department Motor Squad to obtain gasoline for the motorcycles. The use of this service will provide a more convenient and efficient bookkeeping process.  C 82-654

Special County Contract No. 821, Watermain Extension No. 33-C-1271 between the city and Pay S. Ellison for “Milne N/R Subdivision” located on Milne Lane (7400 so.) and 1300 East was approved. The watermain extension is not completed at this time and will be done under the program for the extension of watermains beyond the city limits.  C 82-655

Agreement was approved with Chad Milne for existing Watermain Extension No. 33-C-1271 to serve “Milne N/R Subdivision” for the property located at 7345 South Milne Lane. This agreement covers special pumping, reservoirs and/or supply lines as required to furnish culinary water to this property over and above the normal expenditure for the extension.  C 82-655

Approval was made to rescind an ‘Easement for Pipelines’ originally approved on April 10, 1980 between the city and Salt Lake County covering Watermain Extension No. 33-C-1221 on Danish Road about 8880 South and 3220 East, a distance of approximately 540 feet. This pipeline will be installed at a future date and at such time a new easement will be issued.  C 82-656

Agreement was approved with Prowswood, Inc., the developer of West Pointe Plat “A” Amended providing a means for the developer to proceed with subdivision development while the city is guaranteed that the developer will participate in a Special Service District for maintenance of a subsurface drainage system should it be required by the city. The developer has currently petitioned the city for a Special Service District to be created for subsurface drainage. This agreement was necessary due to the lengthy process involved in setting up such a district and the developer’s desire to proceed immediately with his subdivision development.  C 82-657

Plat, bond forms and agreement for Westpointe Plat “A” Amendment No. 1, Project No. 38-651, was approved with Prowswood.  C 82-657

Waiver of Installation of Public Way Improvements was approved for Prowswood for the West Pointe Subdivision Plat A and Plat A Amended No. 1.  C 82-657

Supplemental Agreement No. 3 to Lease Agreement No. GS-08B-10866 was approved. This lease agreement originated June 13, 1978 and contains an annual operating cost escalator clause providing for an adjustment in rental rates for each succeeding year. Actual costs for the period February 1, 1981 through January 31, 1982 will increase the annual rental rate from $60,694.92 to $63,807.48 for the period February 1, 1982 through January 31, 1983. Supplemental Agreement No. 3 provides for this increase, payable at the rate of $5,317.29 per month in arrears.  C 82-658

Agreement with Big Basin Enterprises was approved for Project No. 19-A-118-13, Modification of Access Road Light Poles.  The Base Bid plus Alternates 1 and 2 were accepted for a total amount of $62,000.

C 82-659

Agreement with Dell R. Cook & Associates was approved to provide the city with a report analyzing the slopes in Memory Grove and to propose re-stabilization techniques to prevent eroding, Project No. P.A.5.  C 82-660

Agreement was approved with Dr. G.S. Knowlton who will teach and instruct the recruit class in Sociology at the rate of $20/hour for 25 hours for a total of $500.  C 82-661

Agreement was approved with Dr. A. Roe who will teach and instruct the recruit class in Psychology at the rate of $40/hour for 20 hours for a total of $800.  C 82-662

Agreement with Mr. J.L. Ericksen was approved. He will teach and instruct the recruits in Crisis Intervention at the rate of $15 per hour for 20 hours for a total of $300.  C 82-663

Agreement with L. M. Nielsen & Son Construction was approved for construction of a Metal Storage Building, Project No. 49-Q-5-18, for the Waste Water Treatment Plant. This project will be completed at a cost of $135,680.  C 82-664

Plans were approved for Project No. 49-Q-5-18 for construction of a Metal Storage Building for the Waste Water Treatment Plant.  C 82-664

Agreement with Western Mortgage & Loan Company was approved for Watermain Extension No. 33-C-1204 to serve Willowcreek View No. 2 Subdivision located on Deer Creek Road, 3245 East south of 7800 South. This agreement covers special pumping, reservoirs and/or supply lines as required to furnish culinary water to this subdivision over and above the normal expenditure for the extension.  C 82-665

Revocable permit with Utah Department of Health, Division of Environmental Health Services was approved. This permit is for an air monitoring system located at 800 West 1800 North on property controlled by the Department of Public Utilities, Sewer Division.

C 82-666

Agreement with E.P. Evans was approved for the new heating system at Fire Station No. 10, Project No. 17-L-1 for a cost of $16,142.

C 82-667

Agreement with Olsen & Peterson Consulting Engineers, Inc. was approved for the preparation of design plans and specifications for a carbon monoxide exhaust system and make-up air system for the maintenance shops, Project No. 1-N-12-2. The cost will be $1,500.

C 82-668

Interlocal agreement was approved with Salt Lake County providing each to assist the other in rendering fire protection services within certain designated areas of the other parties’ territorial jurisdiction for a period of five years.  C 82-669

Agreement was approved with CH2M Hill Central, Inc. for an increase of $1,997.32 to their December 4, 1981 agreement for the development of a Land Use Policy Plan at the Salt Lake City International Airport. This was due to unexpected travel expenses for the purpose of additional reviews and the required attendance of the consultant at Technical Advisory Committee meetings necessary to complete the study.  C 82-670

Amendment was approved with the Travelers Aid Society to monitor the Tele-communications Telephone System (TTY) installed at the Salt Lake City International Airport for the hearing-impaired travelers in assisting them to communicate readily with airline agents and other personnel. These units were installed in both terminals. This amendment will extend the term for one year commencing September 1, 1982 through August 31, 1983 for a fee of $5,000 per year.  C 82-671

Agreement with Electro Technical Corporation was approved for Project No. 19-A-118-12, the General Aviation Ramp Lighting at the Salt Lake City International Airport for the base bid only of $70,500.

C 82-672

Agreement with the Rescue Mission of Salt Lake City was approved providing the Rescue Mission with $16,800 for program operations including facility mortgage, utility and maintenance payments personnel expenses and program expenses including food, clothing and medical expenses of program recipients.  C 82-673

Agreement was approved with David Spatafore to provide legislative liaison services to the city commencing July 1, 1983 through June 30, 1984. Compensation for these services shall be $25,000 for 950 hours.  C 82-674

Agreement was approved with Bradshaw Development Company for existing Watermain Extension No. 33-C-697 to serve the Highland Orchards PhD, Phase I, located on 4190 South 1600 East. This covers special pumping, reservoirs and/or supply lines as required to furnish culinary water to this property over and above the normal expenditure for the extension.  C 82-675

Agreement was approved with Bradshaw Development Company requesting permission to make a 4-inch automatic sprinkler connection for the Wilshire Condominiums located at 1000 East 400 South.  C 82-676

Revocable Permit was approved for Pamela and Leland S. McCullough, Jr., 1003 East North Bonneville Drive enabling them to negotiate grade via steps and for landscaping purposes of a strip fronting their residence.  C 82-677

Agreement was approved with Forsgren-Perkins Engineering for the preparation of a drainage master plan for Project No. 47-Q-15, the Gateway Area, at a cost of $28,500.  C 82-678

Agreement was approved with Brent Morris, Architect, to review and provide design plans for general improvements to Bonneville Park located at 1100 South Wasatch Drive, Project No. P.A.3. The cost of these services will not exceed $5,000.  C 82-679

Agreement between the city and Carl Liljegren was approved to provide water use to an existing cabin in Big Cottonwood Canyon.  C 82-680

Amendment was approved with Jeril D. Winget, James M. Vicchrilli, Alan Freeland and William Freeland dba Creek Road Development for Watermain Ext. No. 33-C-1249 serving Pebble Springs Estates.

C 82-681

Agreement was approved between the city and Creek Road Development for Watermain Extension No. 33-C-1249 to serve Pebble Springs Estates located at 1340 East Creek Road and 7400 South. This agreement covers special pumping, reservoirs and/or supply lines as required to furnish culinary water to this subdivision over and above the normal expenditure for the extension.  C 82-681

Special Contract No. 823 between the city and Creek Road Development was approved for Watermain Extension No. 33-C-1249, Pebble Springs Estates located at 1340 East Creek Road and 7400 South. The watermain extension is not completed at this time, but will be done under the program for the extension of watermains beyond the city limits.

C 82-681

Easement for Pipelines was approved between the city and Salt Lake County covering Watermain Extension No. 33-C-1249 on Little Cottonwood Creek Road (7600 South) from the intersection of Michelle Way (1340 East) north, a distance of approximately 560 feet. C 82-681

Agreement with Staker Paving and Construction Company was approved for Project No. 19-A-160-1, the Concourse D Surcharge, for an amount of $322,475. The Airport Authority is authorized to issue a Notice to Proceed to the contractor.  C 82-682

Agreement was approved with Dennis G. Madsen, Individual, leasing Hangar 13, Row 9 at the Salt Lake International Airport.  C 82-683

Agreement was approved with Alton Dean Jensen, Individual, leasing Hangar 20, Row 3 at the Salt Lake International Airport.  C 82-684

Agreement was approved increasing hangar rental rate effective July 1, 1982 with H. J. Russell, Individual, and R & W Dairy Products Co., leasing Hangar 15, Row 8 at the Salt Lake International Airport.

C 82-685

Agreement was approved increasing hangar rental rate effective July 1, 1982 for Scott Lund, Individual, and Hercules Flyers Inc., leasing Hangar 9, Row 6 at the Salt Lake International Airport.  C 82-686

Agreement was approved increasing hangar rental rate effective July 1, 1982 for Michael Adkins, Individual, and Hercules Flyers Inc., leasing Hangar 8, Row 4 at the Salt Lake International Airport.

C 82-687

Agreement was approved increasing hangar rental rate effective July 1, 1982 for Bob Pruitt, Individual, and Hercules Flyers, Inc., leasing Shade Hangar 15, Row 13 at the Salt Lake International Airport.  C 82-688

Agreement was approved increasing hangar rental rate effective July 1, 1982 for Dr. Joseph Tugaw, Individual, leasing Shade Hangar 17, Row 14 at the Salt Lake International Airport.  C 82-689

Agreement was approved increasing hangar rental rate effective July 1, 1982 for Lyman C. Partridge, Individual, leasing Shade Hangar 18, Row 13 at the Salt Lake International Airport.  C 82-690

Agreement was approved increasing hangar rental rate effective July 1, 1982 for Leslie Smith, William Dillon, Gary Ellison and George Hutchings, Individuals, leasing Hangar 17, Row 1 at the Salt Lake International Airport.  C 82-691

Agreement was approved increasing hangar rental rate effective July 1, 1982 for Neal Stevens, Individual, dba NJS Associates, leasing Hangar 3, Row 1 at the Salt Lake International Airport.  C 82-692

Agreement with BMF Leasing, Inc. was approved for the lease/purchase of two Panasonic copiers for the Police Department at a cost of $409.08 per month.  C 82-693

Agreement with Patty Jarvis was approved as a terminal operator in the Police Department on a temporary basis. She will be helping input dog license information for the dog license system at $6 per hour for 84 hours.  C 82-694

Agreement with C.E.M. Maintenance Co. was approved for the Water Chemical Stabilization at the Wave Tek Pool. This agreement will become effective November 24, 1982 and terminate June 1, 1983. The initial fee will be $195 and each service call thereafter will be $25 per call.  C 82-695

Agreement was approved with American Teledata Corporation for continued maintenance coverage on 18 Decwriter Printers, Model LA12O RA for the period of October 1, 1982 through September 30, 1983. The total monthly amount for these services will be $25 per unit for a total of $450 per month.  C 82-696

Agreement was approved with Fred Parks for the sale of Christmas trees in the Nibley Park Golf Course parking lot from November 15 to December 31, 1982 at a cost of $1,375.  C 82-697

A plat was approved for 2100 North Properties annexation.  C 82-698

An annexation agreement was approved between the city, Charles Frank Gillmor and 2100 North Properties. This was made effective by Ordinance 95 of 1982, which was adopted by the City Council on December 14, 1982. Also received with the annexation agreement were the Avigation Easement and Restrictive Covenants which were required by the airport.  C 82-698

A supplemental agreement was approved between the city, 2100 North Properties and Charles Frank Gillmor. The city has negotiated land purchases with 2100 North Properties and Mr. Gillmor. While the Gillmor property is to be acquired under one payment, the 2100 North acquisition will be made in five installments over a period of four years. Because of the installment plan, the city could choose to stop acquisition at any time by not appropriating funds. If this were to occur, all parties involved would be left with land-locked parcels of land. Because of this occurrence, the parties have drafted a separate agreement to cover each specific instance of the Airport Authority discontinuing its acquisition. This agreement pools the Airport Authority land acquired under the two purchase agreements and reconfigures the property so all owners will retain properties adjacent to those not contained in the purchase agreements. The Airport Authority land as reconfigured would be mainly that land closest to the extended centerline of the runway and moving to the east.  C 82-698

Agreement was approved with 2100 North Properties for purchase of 45 acres of property located at the northeast corner of Salt Lake International Airport. The acquisition is in anticipation of the future extension of Runway 16L/34R and to protect the ASR and ILS installations. The purchase price of $11,000 per acre will be paid over a four year period with 10% interest on the unpaid balance.

C 82-698

Agreement was approved Charles Frank Gillmor for purchase of 5 acres of property located at the northeast corner of Salt Lake International Airport. The acquisition is in anticipation of the future extension of Runway 16L/34R and to protect the ASR and ILS installations. The purchase price is $11,000 per acre.  C 82-698

Agreement was approved with The Boyer Company for existing Watermain Extension No. 33-C-929 to serve the property located at 3265 East 3300 South. This agreement covers special pumping, reservoirs and/or supply lines as required to furnish culinary water to this property over and above the normal expenditure for the extension.  C 82-699

Agreement was approved with Daniel C. Mackintosh for existing Watermain Extension No. 33-C-495 to serve the property located at 2890 East Bridgewater Drive. This agreement covers special pumping, reservoirs and/or supply lines as required to furnish culinary water to this property over and above the normal expenditure for the extension.  C 82-700

Agreement was approved with Richard Diehl for existing Watermain Extension No. 33-C-929 to serve the property located at 3665 East Monza Drive (3680 South). This agreement covers special pumping, reservoirs and/or supply lines as required to furnish culinary water to this property over and above the normal expenditure for the extension.  C 82-701

Agreement with G.H.B. Construction was approved for the Fairmont Park Senior Citizen Center, Project No. 3-3. The base bid plus Alternates No. 2 and 8 in the amount of $40,855 was accepted.  C 82-702

Extra Work Order No. 5 to the contract with Gibbons & Reed Company was approved for Project No. 38-700-2, Parley’s Way and Foothill Drive for the closed Project 38-679, People’s Freeway. This is a negotiated settlement for the contractor to repair the recent 9th Avenue/Memory Grove hillside washout at a cost of $13,000.  C 82-703

Agreement was approved with Marsh & McLennan, Inc. to provide Risk Management consultant and broker services for a yearly fee of $27,000. This agreement will be effective from July 1, 1983 to June 30, 1985.  C 82-704

Agreement for Service Contract with Marsh & McLennon, Inc. was approved for brokerage and consulting services for the Risk Management Division. This is a renewal contract to extend services for one year commencing July 1, 1982 through June 30, 1983 for a yearly fee of $20,000. All insurance policies are currently placed through Marsh & McLennon.  C 82-704

Agreement with Mr. Hal Hawk was approved for the construction of a junction structure known as Manhole #2 and 75 lineal feet of reinforced concrete pipe on his property at 239 Virginia Street.

C 82-705

A standard form agreement to waive the installation of public way improvements was approved for La Parisian, Inc.  C 82-706

Agreement was approved with Chris Sheafor of the Capital Planning and Programming Division extending the city’s contractual agreement for a period of one year commencing July 1, 1983.  C 82-707

A service agreement was approved hiring Chris Sheafor as Capital Program Coordinator in Capital Planning and Programming.  C 82-707

Agreement was approved with Chris Sheafor to perform duties as Capital Program Coordinator.  C 82-707

Assignment/Agreement associated with the Lease/Purchase Agreement with Jinco Leasing Corp. for a Hydraulic Excavator was approved. This agreement should have accompanied the original contract.  C 82-708

Amendment No. 1 to the Equipment Lease/Purchase Agreement between the city and Jinco Leasing Corp. for the lease/purchase of Hydraulic Excavator was approved. This will provide for a change in Schedule A if the city does not receive and accept all the equipment set forth in Schedule A.  C 82-708

Agreement was approved with Jinco Leasing Corp. for the lease/purchase of a Hydraulic Excavator to be used by the Public Works Department for cleaning drainage ditches, removing old pavement, loading salt and sand and as a general maintenance tool. The cost for this equipment is $121,880 and will be paid by monthly voucher.  C 82-708

Agreement was approved with Mike Beus and Janet Ferrell who will be responsible for the opening and closing of the gates at Miller Park. Both of these people have property that borders Miller Park and they will share the responsibility of caring for the fence. This will aid the city by providing better control of the hours the park shall be open, reducing the labor costs of the Parks Department and by keeping the neighborhood involved in the management of the park.  C 82-709

An Architectural Consultant agreement was approved between the city and Interstate Design Consultants for planning and design work related to the Canal Greenbelt Park, Project No. P.A.4, located at 1780 West 400 North. Consultant’s fee will be $4,500.  C 82-710

Amended maintenance agreement was approved with Ruttco, Inc. for maintenance of the golf carts purchased this year for the city golf courses.  C 82-711

A power source agreement was approved with Salt Lake County Service Area No. 2, Cottonwood Heights, allowing the service area to obtain electrical power front the city’s side of its Utah Power & Light meter located at the McEntire Reservoir site at 7500 South 2700 East.  C 82-712

Agreement was approved with the Church of Scientology granting permission to make a 4-inch automatic sprinkler connection for their property located at 357 South 200 East.  C 82-713

Special County Contract No. 822, Watermain Extension No. 33-C-1272, was approved between the city and Brooks IC. Walker for Walker N/R Subdivision located at 1785 East Vine Street adjacent to Van Winkle Expressway. This watermain extension is not completed at this time and will be done under the program for the extension of watermains beyond the city limits.  C 82-714

A demolition agreement was approved with MA Demolition and Excavating for the performance of demolition work at property located at 672 South 900 West owned by Mac Ranches do Glenn J. McClellan. This abatement was decreed by a panel of hearing examiners consisting of Rousing Advisory and Appeals Board members on May 26, 1982. A low bid of $984 was accepted for the demolition work.  C 82-715

Agreement was approved with the Utah Highway Patrol. This agreement will provide the city with maintenance service for their mobile speed radar units and other telecommunications equipment. This service will be from December 1, 1982 to November 30, 1983 at a cost of $32 per hour.  C 82-716

Agreement was approved with Main and Second Developers for a Waiver of a Revocable Permit for property at 170 and 180 South Main Street.  C 82-717

Revocable Permit was approved for Main and Second Developers in connection with Petition 400-1 of 1982. This was a request by Steven B. Remmer of Main and Second Developers for an encroachment permit for their construction project, the First Interstate Plaza building, located at Second South and Main Street. The foundation for this building is encroaching onto city property approximately 3 1/2 feet by 128 feet. This foundation will be located underneath the city sidewalk. A one-time fee of $500 will be assessed for the encroachment permit and it is limited to a 25 year term with option for renewal.  C 82-717

Amendment No. 1 to the agreement with Utah Driv-Ur-Self Systems, Inc. (Hertz) was approved. Hertz is currently leasing land at the Salt Lake International Airport for leasing, servicing, maintaining and storing automobiles.  C 82-718

Non-Exclusive Auto Rental Concession Agreements were approved with Utah Driv-Ur-Self Systems (Hertz), Avis Rent A Car Systems, Bennett Utah Auto Rentals (National), K & T, Inc. (Budget), and Pearson Enterprises Partnership Company (Dollar) to be located at the Salt Lake City International Airport. Bids for this concession were opened on January 8, 1982. The major factors of the bid were the economic consideration (minimum annual fees), experience, method of operation, national reservation system, continuous operation of an auto rental concession for two consecutive years within the last three years, and financial strength to satisfy the terms and conditions of the concession and service site agreements.  C 82-718

Amendment No. 1 to the agreement with Bennett Utah Auto Rentals, dba National Car Rentals of Utah was approved. National is currently leasing land at the Salt Lake International Airport for leasing, servicing, maintaining and storing automobiles.  C 82-719

Non-Exclusive Auto Rental Concession Agreements were approved with Utah Driv-Ur-Self Systems (Hertz), Avis Rent A Car Systems, Bennett Utah Auto Rentals (National), K & T, Inc. (Budget), and Pearson Enterprises Partnership Company (Dollar) to be located at the Salt Lake City International Airport. Bids for this concession were opened on January 8, 1982. The major factors of the bid were the economic consideration (minimum annual fees), experience, method of operation, national reservation system, continuous operation of an auto rental concession for two consecutive years within the last three years, and financial strength to satisfy the terms and conditions of the concession and service site agreements.  C 82-719

Non-Exclusive Auto Rental Concession Agreements were approved with Utah Driv-Ur-Self Systems (Hertz), Avis Rent A Car Systems, Bennett Utah Auto Rentals (National), K & T, Inc. (Budget), and Pearson Enterprises Partnership Company (Dollar) to be located at the Salt Lake City International Airport. Bids for this concession were opened on January 8, 1982. The, major factors of the bid were the economic consideration (minimum annual fees), experience, method of operation, national reservation system, continuous operation of an auto rental concession for two consecutive years within the last three years, and financial strength to satisfy the terms and conditions of the concession and service site agreements.  C 82-720

SALT LAKE INTERNATIONAL CENTER; PLAT 15; INSURANCE CERTIFICATE

Salt Lake International Center: plat and insurance certificate for Plat 15. G 82-11