South Shore Community Center_December 1973 to March 1975SOUTH SHORE COMMUNITY CENTER, 18
Meeting Date
Administration instructed to submit up-to-date
status report on completion of So.Shore Comm.
Center; to meet with all interested parties;
and to expedite completion of So. Shore Center. 12/12/73
Mr. Arnold Leon commented on necessary repairs
at South Shore Comm. Ctr. and the need for City
library to be open on Sunday. He was requested
to contact Administration. 1/1.674
In response to Councilman Sahl's inquiry, City
Mgr. Spence advised that approval for contract
with architect for updating and reworking plans
for multi-purpose room at So. Shore Comm. Center,
will be on 4/17/74 agenda and it is expected that
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bids will be taken by July 20,1974;;that
on Center in No. Shore Park, bids are presently
being developed and it is expected construc-
tion will commence by June 4, 1974. 4/3/74
Memo 4518 -Negotiation of contract with Morris
Lapidus Assoc. for architectural services for
construction of addition to So. Shore Community
Center not reached. Deferred to May 1, 1974. 4/17/74
Res. 74-14365 adopted, authorizing execution
of agreement with Morris Lapidus Assoc. for
architectural services for construction of
the addition to the So.Shore Comm. Center. 5/1/74
SOUTH SHORE COMMUNITY CENTER
Memo #4810, construction of South Shore
Community Center Multi -Purpose Room, PB -82,
Bid No. 129-74, awarded Tom Murphy Const.
Co., Inc., quoting $156,765.00.
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11/6/74
Former Councilman Jerome G. Greene appeared 1/8/75
and suggested that the Council consider
naming the Sixth Street Community Center after
the late Rosie Weiss as a tribute to her memory.
Authorizing execution of amendment to agree-
ment with architect Morris Lapidus & Assoc,
for services in connection with S. Shore Com-
munity Center additons. Res. #75-14668 adopted. 3/19/75