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Pursuant to the foregoing Notice Requesting Bids, the following bids were received: Concrete - 2000 psi ) Russell Concrete ) k Concrete - 2500 psi ) Rinker Vero Corporation ) Identical bids Concrete - Permalite ) ry ,q Reinforced Steel - 14 dia. through 3/4" dia.) 6 x 6 910 Mesh ) Lindsley Lumber low bidder on both of these Steeltex - Crosby Builders, low bidder. 8x8xl6 Conc. Blk. - Russell Concrete & Rinker Vero - identical bids 8x8xl6 Column Blk.) Russell Concrete & Rinker Vero and Standard Concrete all three 8x8xl6 D Blks. ) had identical bids on these. 4x8xl6 Partition Blks. - Standard Concrete Co. was low bidder on thise Face Brick ) Rocklath ) Crosby Builders only bidder on these items. Metal Lath 3.44 ) Fibered Plaster ) Steel Bar Joists - Rinker Concrete - low bidder Millwork - did not receive a complete bid on this. Windows, Glass & Glazing - not complete. No complete bid on the balance. items. After considerable discussion, it was decided to take the low bidder on all Mr. H. E. Kjorswick presented a deed to the county for a right of way for U. S. 91 -through his property. Said deed was accepted and the Board directed the Clerk to pay $374.85 to Mr. Kjorswick for his deed. o�Sherman N. Smith, Jr. and E. E. Carter were requested to work out a Resolution setting forth specifications for roads in new subdivisions. Ed Cartet was requested to look into the matter of putting a shed on the Health'' Center Building for the,canvenience of the public taking their children in for shots and to P report back to the Board as to cost, etc. Ed Carter was authorized to advertise for bids for materials needed for the J next six months, Ali Upon Motion of Commission Hamilton, seconded by Commissioner Watts and carried,`I it was decided that the County would pay the monthly rent charges but not toll charges for the civil defense telephone bill. E. E. Carter stated that Fred R. Tuerk was desirous of continuing Oslo Road mest for two miles where it would connect in with the new Toll road. He stated that Mr. Tuerk would authorize the work done and pay for all work on same if it was agreeable with the County. The Board was agreeable to this suggestion. Mrs. Anne Christensen, County Welfare Case Worker, appeared before the Board and gave her report for the month of May, and same was ordered filed with the Clerk. Colony. Mrs. Christensen also stated that Gary Roberts was to be admitted to'the Farm Upon Motion of Commissioner Warren, seconded by Commissioner 11adde11 and 1 1 0 1 0 1 carried, the Board agreed to pay $80.00 per month toward the payment of help to be obtained ?� k, • for Mrs. B. T. Redstone f'or the care of her daughter, Charlotte.