Speaker 2: Adam 12, is a report from Financial Management with the recommendation to adopt specifications and award of contract to Chevrolet of Watsonville doing businesses wonders for recoup for the delivery of police pursuit vehicles an amount not to exceed $162,000 from.
Speaker 0: Second.
Speaker 1: It's like there's been there's been emotion in a second. Is there any public comment on the item? See? None. Mr. West, do you want to update the council briefly on what this is? Yes. Our fleet manager, Dan Burton, can give us a quick report on this.
Speaker 0: Yes. Mr. Mayor. Council members placement. Thank you.
Speaker 2: This is a replacement of four currently large SUVs used by the police department, two for sergeants and two for canines. We're downsizing these vehicles to a midsize SUV with about three times the gas mileage. These vehicles are 26 and seven vintage, well over their life expectancy and mileage with high maintenance costs. And they are certainly due for replacement. It is a police pursuit vehicle rated Tahoe and a midsize SUV, and that is the only midsize SUV that's available in that configuration.
Speaker 1: Thank you, sir. We have the motion ahead of us. Please cast your votes.
Speaker 2: Motion carries eight votes. Yes. AM 1313 is a report from Health and Human Services with the recommendation to authorize city manager to execute an agreement between the city and the California State Department of Public Health for the Childhood Lead Poisoning Prevention Program to receive additional funding of $94,781.
Recommendation to adopt Specifications No. ITB FS14-042 and award a contract to Chevrolet of Watsonville, dba Wondries Fleet Group, for furnishing and delivering four two-wheel drive Chevrolet Tahoe Police Pursuit Vehicles in an amount not to exceed $130,365, with the option of purchasing another two-wheel drive unit for an additional amount not to exceed $32,591, for a total contract amount of $162,956, at the discretion of the City Manager.  (Citywide)