1958-12-19 Special Meeting`it 4.?\
Ninutes of the Neeting, December 15, 1958
PET2T JtiRY - (Continued)
, B. T. Graham 1(} S. 7th St.
A. L. Wooten 134 Colonial Village
H. L. Darden 609 Thoma4 Ave.
C. E. Dillon 2124 K1ein Road
W. H. Buddin 2719 Harrison St.
David Long RFD #2, Box 192
C.L. Bradham 19 Nesbitt Courts
Joseph L.Maultsby RFD #3, Box 208
Mareden W. Gore 412 Central Blvd.
Sidney Abrams 1320 Chestnut St.
LeRoy Stokley 5 K Lake Village
Richard F. Allen 24 Summitt Walk
Raymond A11en 10 West Drive
Wesley J. Henry 221 N. 22nd St.
Th0Stla.S E. HOd$98 331 rt: 219t St.
- A.. L. Southerland RFD #1, Box 278
Frank D. Bellamy 816 S. 17th St.
Edward G. Lilly Jr .10 E Oleander Apta.
Andrew L. Johnaon Brookwood Ave.
Continued
Joe W. Johnson
Owen L. Pettit
James H. Hobb4
Alclen' C. Davis
Harry E. Shaw, Jr.
Clifton Brock
Gene Ray Autry
Carlyle W. Bloome
Nester L. [dallace
Alfred L. Carter
William T. Godbold
Herbert F. Milliken
Norwood Rivenbark
John C. McDaniel
Ernest K. Leonard Jr.
Corinne M. Green
Pender P. Durham
Clyde HenderQon
Horace S. Blanton
1705 orange St.
5803 Wrightsville Ave.
2615 G7rightev3.lle Ave.
4706 Park Ave.
73 Lee Drive
202 Huntington Road
12 s. 8th St.
602 Central Blvd.
507 N. 23rd st.
1738 Orange St.
219 Pinecreat Pkwy.
113 Greenville Ave.
2723 Monroe St,
2712 Oleander Dr.
310 N. 5th Sts
204 Borden Ave.
1021 Hawthorne Rd.
113 Vance St.
3905 Cherry Ave.
REPORTB FOR FILING -
The £ollowing monthly reports were received and ordered filed:
(a) Farm Agent
(b) Wilmington Colored Library
ADJOURNMENT -
There being no further businese to be preaented before the Board, Mr. Williama
moved adjournment, aeconded by Mr. Brask, and unanimously adopted.
W. G. Houck, Executive
SPECIAL JOINT MEETING
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Citv Council Chambers Municipal BuildinR 10:00 A. M. December 19,1958
ASSE1?'IBLY -
Pursuant to notice by Chairman J. E. Holton, Jr. at the regular meeting Monday,
the Board aasembled in the Council Chambers of the Municipal Building today at 10:00Am.
with the following members present: Chairman James E. Holton, Jr., Commiesionera James
N. Hall, Jr, and Berry A. Williams along with County Attorney John Bright Hill and Mayor
J. E. L. Wade and Councilmen E. S. Cappa Jr., W. Ronald Lane and City Attorney Cicero
P. Yow. '
CONVETJTION -
Mayor J. E. L. Wade acted as Chairman for the Joint N:eeting and announced
that the purpose for the meeting wae to open bids and award contracta for the construct-
ion of a 12" Water Main along North 23rd Street to the new Lace Plant being conatructed.
He requeated the Citq Clerk to read the advertipement ae published in the
paper and dietributed to contractors. He then a•ked the City Purchasi.ng Agent to open
and read the bids submitted by intereated contractors. A£ter the bida were read, Council-
man Lane moved that the figures be turned over to the Clerka and City Ehgineer for can-
vassing and checking the extensions. This motion waa seconded by Commisaioner Williams
and unanimoualy adopted. They reported the three lowest bids Qubmitted out of the eight
bid4 read were as followe:
1- L. R. Arm•trong, Wilmington, N.C. $1}8,I}58.22
alternate bid - 47,908.72
2- Feulkner & Wallace, Kineton, N.C. $48,340.40
alternate bid - 47,846.10 'r-
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3- Hanover Construction Co.,U7ilmington, N.C. $46,818.10
alternate bid -_ 46:323•55
After discussing the proposed bida, it was found that the City would pay
$25,617.41 and the County'a part $20,706.14. Commiesioner Williame offered a motion
that the contract be awarded to tha Hanover Conatruction Company on the baais of their
being the lowest bidder. This motion was Geconded by CouncYlman Lane and unanimoualy ,
approved by the foint Boarde. The Chairman then requested each body to ratify this
joint action by separate votes, and both bodier separately, unanimouqly approved the
awarding of the contract as above.
ADJOURNMENT -
The Chairman a.nnounced that the purpoee £or which the meeting was callad had
been accomplished and there being no further bueinesa declared the meeting adjournea.
W. G. Nouck, Executiv?Secretary
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