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that the refuse collection and transporting system was inefficiently run and stated that both city and county residents were paying for something they were not receiving. Requesting that both the City of Concord and the franchised refuse haulers take a closer look at their employees, Mrs. Casper cited such instances as the slowing down of garbage trucks to as little as five miles per hour on the return trip from the landfill, the parking of trucks in obscure places where the drivers sleep for periods of time ranging from 30 to 50 minutes and longer, the throwing of beer cans from both the driver and passenger side of the trucks, and the falling of debris from the trucks. Bids received for a service truck for the Cabarrus County Building Maintenance Department were as follows. LEGAL ADVERTISEMENT DATE: August 8, 1984 CERTIFIED BID TOTAL BID CHECK BOND INCLUDING TAX Beasley-Cross Chevrolet Company Ben Mynatt Chevrolet, Inc. Jim Simmons Pontiac Buick-GMC Jim Simmons Toyota, Inc. Sparks Oldsmobile-Cadillac, Inc. Widenhouse Motors, Inc. Hilbish Ford Chuck Sparks Toyota Car City of Concord, Inc. Concord Datsun, Inc. Bill Dove Motor Company Jim Sigmon New & Used Cars Lum's Ford X NO BID $10,456.01 NO BID NO BID NO BID NO BID NO BID NO BID NO BID NO BID NO BID NO BID NO BID (Moved out of County) UPON MOTION of Commissioner Payne, seconded by Commissioner Barnhardt and unanimously carried, the Board awarded the bid for a service truck to Ben Mynatt Chevrolet in the amount of $10,456.01. Bids received for Law Enforcement Uniforms were as follows. LEGAL ADVERTISEMENT DATE: August 15, 1984 VENDOR BID BOND SHERIFF KPD TOTAL BID Stinnette Uniform Sales, X Inc. The Hub Uniform Company X Robert's Uniforms X Showfety's Inc. X $11,677.25 $10,545.00 $10,306.20 $ 9,790.40 $11,393.00 $ 9,986.00 $10,090.50 $ 9,494.10 $23,070.25 $20,531.00 $20,396.70 $19,284.50 Sheriff Robert M. Canaday recommended the award of the bid for the Law Enforcement Uniforms to The Hub Uniform Company due to the following deviations from the bid specifications as discovered in the samples pro- vided by the uniform companies. Showfety's Inc. 1. Trousers, Desert tan, Color variations as compared to the trousers now being worn by officers. 2. Trousers, Navy, No crotch lining for strength and support, Belt loops are not adjusted for holsters, Belt loops are too narrow, 3/4 inch instead of 1 1/4 inch loop width. 3. Shirts, Numerous shirts of different styles, grades, and quality, not precise which shirt they are offering, several shirts not acceptable to specifications. Robert's Uniforms 1. Trousers, Desert tan, Color variations as compared to the trousers now being worn by officers.