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129 <br />intersection of S.O.M. and Highland: I am glad to see we are keeping in mind how you <br />Regular Council Meeting <br />4/18/94 <br />Page Seven <br />[residents] want your tax dollars spent. If there has to be an amendment on this <br />ordinance, that would be acceptable to me. However, I would stipulate that I would <br />like the cap higher than the number just to make sure that we are able to keep this <br />intersection open for the duration of the project to perhaps an area instead of $38,000 <br />? plus other expenses, we could modify it to approximately $22,000 plus any other <br />CY) expenses. <br />C'7 <br />Q Mr. Flynn said I have no comments; I have heard from Mr. Russo and the people <br />z here tonight, and the Mayor and Council. I agree it is a good thing to keep open. As far <br />? as the cap, we will have to talk about it. <br />Mr. Basile, Mr. Stephens, and Mr. Busa had no comments. <br />Mr. Ferrante asked Mr. Diemert to read Ordinance No. 94-30 as amended to the $12,000 <br />cap. <br />First Reading of Ordinance No. 94-30, entitled; "An emergency ordinance authorizing <br />and directing a modification to the contract, and additional sums of money, with <br />reference to the Highland-SOM intersection improvements." Introduced by <br />Councilmen Mark Fixler and Vince Busa. <br />Mr. Basile, seconded by Mr. Fixler, made a motion to suspend the rules of Council <br />requiring an ordinance to be read on three separate occasions. <br />ROLL CALL: AYES: All <br />NAYS: None <br />Motion Carried <br />Rules Suspended <br />Mr. Flynn, seconded by Mr. Busa, made a motion to amend Ordinance No. 94-30 to the <br />$12,000 cap. <br />Mayor Rinker said I am not exactly sure where Mr. Fixler gets the $22,000 figure, but <br />my recommendation would be we have fixed a specific amount and tied it into material <br />for the roadwork; $12,000 is what we discussed with Mr. Calabrese and that is the figure <br />I would like to limit it to. He said we talked about a flagman and is not sure what <br />amount to figure for that. <br />Mr. Diemert said sections two and three gives you the authority to do that without a <br />cap.