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Councilman Chris Funk asked what the procedural significance of rejecting bids versus <br /> not taking action on them was. Corporation Counsel Wendy Morthland explained that rejecting <br /> the bids means the bids are no longer valid for Council to accept at some later point. There is a <br /> definite difference between rejecting and tabling the bids. Rejecting would mean there is no valid <br /> contract. Councilman Chris Funk asked if there was a requirement to reject the bids or is there is <br /> a reason why it was being proposed to reject the bids. Corporation Counsel Wendy Morthland <br /> stated it is a formal declaration to the bidder that the contract will not be entered into. <br /> Councilman Chris Funk asked if the City had any risk in not rejecting the bids. Corporation <br /> Counsel Wendy Morthland stated not today, but at some future point yes. <br /> Mayor Moore Wolfe asked the City Manager if he expected the scope of this project to <br /> change. City Manager Tim Gleason stated he did not. The scope of this work will not change <br /> dramatically. <br /> Upon call of the roll, Councilmen Dana Ray, Jerry Dawson, Bill Faber, Chris Funk, Pat <br /> McDaniel and Mayor Julie Moore Wolfe voted aye. Councilwoman Lisa Gregory voted nay. Six <br /> ayes and one nay. Mayor Julie Moore Wolfe declared the motion carried. <br /> R2017-24 Resolution Accepting Quote of Bodine Electric of Decatur for South Water <br /> Treatment Plant High Service Pump Motor Repair, was presented. <br /> Councilman Jerry Dawson moved the Resolution do pass; seconded by Councilwoman <br /> Dana Ray. <br /> Councilman Chris Funk said he was going to abstain from this vote as he has with others <br /> involving Bodine. <br /> Councilwoman Dana Ray asked what would be the life of the engine repair versus getting <br /> a new engine. Water Production Operations Supervisor Don Giger stated they didn't know the <br /> life expectancy of the repaired engine but it would carry the same one year warranty as a new <br /> engine. It is a very critical piece of equipment because that pump is the work horse of our major <br /> pumps that pump water to the City. Councilman Chris Funk asked how long the pump had been <br /> in service. Water Production Operations Supervisor Don Giger stated 29 years. <br /> Upon call of the roll, Councilmen Dana Ray, Jerry Dawson, Bill Faber, Lisa Gregory, Pat <br /> McDaniel and Mayor Julie Moore Wolfe voted aye. Councilman Chris Funk abstained. Six ayes <br /> and one abstention. Mayor Julie Moore Wolfe declared the motion carried. <br /> R2017-25 Resolution to Approve a Professional Services Agreement with ADS <br /> Environmental Services for the 2017 Target Area Flow Monitoring Services, City Project 2017- <br /> 01,was presented. <br /> Councilman Jerry Dawson moved the Resolution do pass; seconded by Councilwoman <br /> Dana Ray. <br /> 4 <br />