HomeMy WebLinkAbout02-03-1988 Regular MeetingThe Recreation Board of the City of Fairhope met February 3, 1988
at the City Municipal Complex, 161 N. Section Street, Fairhope, Al.
at 5:00 p.m.
Present: Chairman Barney Shull; members Rae Jackson, Stanley Fant
Al Johnson, Phil Rutherford, Facilities Director and Mike
Ford
Barney reported on the bid opening that was held this morning at
10:00 A.M. on the maintenance and cart buildings and kitchen equip-
ment for the clubhouse at the Golf Course. The apparent low bidders
were:
Sun Coast Builders, Inc. of Foley, Al. for the buildings
Maintenance being 48,936.00 and Cart Storage being $23,887.00
for a total of $72,823.00. An alternate bid of $2,831.00 on 4 side
doors was also accepted.
Barland Restaurant Supply at a total of $7,818.00
( kitchen equipment included: 2 burner hotplate; Hobart fryer;
Hobart griddle; 27" sandwich unit; 7' S/S hood; 7' table
for Updraft; 3CMPT. S/S sink 6' x 18"; 21 cu ft freezer;
49 cu ft refrigerator; F.F. warmer; exhaust fan for updraft;
ice machine; and beer cooler).
The Council had met at 5:00 p.m. and accepted the low bidders. The
Recreation Board saw no problems with this either. They discussed the
placement of buildings and size of slab and washing area. Phil reported
that we were talking about six weeks completion date on buildings.
That the fill is ready now they can begin to put in the slab. The
board talked about color of buildings and beige was what we wished to
order.
Phil reported that Geoff Jimenez had requested to transfer to the Street
Department since a vacancy had occurred and that our other Recreation
employee, Melvin Shepherd, had to be fired since he no longer had a
driver's license. He discussed with the Board the possibility of paying
a little more money since this happens every time we get a good employee,
they either transfer or leave the city, that maybe a little more money
would be an incentive to stay with the recreation department. After
further discussion Stanley Fant moved to give Phil the authority to do
what ever is necessary to hire someone who he thinks will stay. Al
Johnson seconded and motion carried unanimously.
There being no further business, meeting was duly adjourned.