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Home My WebLink AboutPACKET Light and Power 1985-03-14.. AGENDA : LIGHT AND POWER COMMITTEE ~ MARCH 14, 1985 1. N,C,R, PROPOSAL 2, VEHICLE BIDS - s 3. REPORTS: CASCADE PRPA APPA ESTES PARK CABLE TV p I I.' - t. 1791Fzlr:,1 .41'' 21 loa r /- NCR Corporation Denver District ~ 2000 South Colorado Boulevard - Denver, Colorado 80222 Sales: (303) 758-3334 Service: (303) 758-6271 Niarch 11, 1985 Mr. Bob Dekkar Town of Estes Park 170 MacGregor Avenue Estes Park, Colorado 80517 Dear Mr. Dekkar: We at NCR wish to thank you for all your efforts in permitting NCR to continue serving you and the Town in fulfilling your data processing needs. The system NCR is proposing includes both state-of-the-art hardware and proven software. The recommendations for the proposed software are based on the survey and numerous discussions between the Town's staff and Bobbi Heideman. Within this proposal you will also find information on NCR's terminals and personal computer offerings. We feel confident this proposal will satisfy the needs of Estes Park's Light and Power Department. We look forward to the opportunity to serve you and the Town of Estes Park with this new system. We are certain your installation will be one of which we will be very proud. Thank you for your considerations. Sincerely, 9-5 u E:/ c. { p-/~ 02(~t Judy Gr~Mt Account Manager JG/mm IMMAI~. OBIn :: NCR PERSONAL COMPUTER MODEL 4 TECHNICAL SPECIFICATIONS PHYSICAL SIZE: 18" wide x 15" deep x 15" high excluding the keyboard. PROCESSOR: Uses the Intel 8088, a 16-bit microprocessor with an 8-bit data path running at a clock rate of 4.77 MHz. The 8088 is a microcoded 16-bit processor which multiplexes a 16- bit internal data bus onto an 8-bit system data bus. COPROCESSOR: The main processor board is socketed for an 8087 arithmetic processor. This may be user installed and purchased from third-party suppliers. DYNAMIC RAM MEMORY: 128KB populated on all models, upgradable to 256KB on basic board. Optional memory plug-in board available to expand in 64KB or 128KB increments to 384KB on optional board. Total memory size allowable in basic unit is 640KB. ROM MEMORY: 8KB ROM used for BIOS and Level 0 diagnostics. SOFTWARE: NCR DOS Operating System RAM Disk On-Line HELP GW-BASIC Programming Language NCR PAL NCR TUTOR User Diagnostics MONOCHROME DISPLAY: 12" Display Green Phosphor 25 Lines of 80 Characters Anti-reflection surfaâ‚¬e Refresh rate: 50/second Brightness adjustment on front panel COLOR DISPLAY: 12" Display 16 Colors 25 Lines x 80 Characters Graphics resolution: Color 160 x 100 Color 320 x 200 B/W 640 x 200 Refresh rate 60/second Brightness adjustment on front panel Â£820 SELL-3 KEYBOARD: Freestanding with enhanced IBM layout and standard IBM interface. Contains 96 keys. CHARACTER SET: 256 characters KEYBOARD CONTROLS: Alphanumeric Symbols plus: Control Keys Two Enter Keys Cursor Movement Number Lock Escape Delete Return Shift Lock Alternate Tab Numbers End Backspace Two Shift Keys Print Screen Scroll Lock/Break Caps Lock Home LANGUAGE: US English DISK DRIVE: One to two integrated 5}4" flexible disk drives: 500 KB Unformatted 320 KB/360 KB Formatted (DD DS) 160 KB/180 KB formatted (DD SS) Integrated Half-High 10MB, 5K" Winchester Disk Drive combined with one 515" flexible disk drive DMA CONTROLLER: 4 channels, 1 memory refresh, maximum transfer rate of 952KB/SEC. INTERRUPTS: 8 levels (timer, 5 expansion slots, keyboard and disks) PERIPHERAL I/F: Asynchronous (RS232C) up to 19.2KB Parallel Printer I/F ENVIRONMENT: Physical Working Range - Temperature: 60 to 90 degrees F 16.6 to 32.2 degrees C Relative Humidity: 8% to 80% Power Off Range - Temperature: 50 to 110 degrees F 10 to 43 degrees C Relative Humidity: 20% to 8096 without condensation NICIRI mBm -2 4 1 Power - Power Requirements: Nominal 120 VAC @ 60 Hertz Other voltages and frequencies as required by international standards to be identified in a future revision Control Panel - Mounted as part of front panel of computer On-Off Switch Brightness Control Flexibile Disk Busy Indicator Lamp Hard Disk Busy Lamp (when provided) Speaker Volume Control UPGRADEABILITY Expansion - Five slots are provided. IBM-PC/IBM-XT or third party IBM compatible boards can also be used. Expansion slots can accommodate four boards at 14" x 4" and one at 9.75" x 4.2". FÂ·71 35 0283 '. 080 TOWN OF ESTES PARK PRICE CONFIGURATION SYSTEM I Price NCR Personal Computer Model 4 includes: $2,874.00 128 Memory Expandable to 640KB 12" Color Display IBM Enhanced Keyboard (1) Integrated 5>4" Floppy Disk Drive RS232C and Centronics Interface NCR DOS Basic Interpreter F-7135 0283 . GIB ...i -- a TOWN OF ESTES PARK PRICE CONFIGURATION SYSTEM H Price NCR Personal Computer Model 4 includes: $3,299.00 Intel 8088 Processor 12" Color Display IBM Enhanced Keyboard 128KB Memory Expandable to 640KB (2) Integrated 5;i" Floppy Disk Drives RS232C and Centronics Interface NCR DOS Basic Interpreter F-7135 0283 mBm 3 ..4 TOWN OF ESTES PARK PRICE CONFIGURATION SYSTEM III Price NCR Personal Computer Model 4 includes: $4,960.00 10MB Winchester Hard Disk Intel 8088 Processor 12" Color Display IBM Enhanced Keyboard 128KB Memory Expandable to 640KB (1) Integrated 514" Floppy Disk Drive RS232C and Centronics Interface NCR DOS Basic Interpreter Â£ 7135 0283 mGm SUPPLEMENTAL COST INFORMATION t 400% Kits # Feature Price 3284-K100 64KB Memory $ 90.00 3284-K101 Memory Expansion Board 260.00 3284-K102 128KB Memory 180.00 / 3284-K110 2nd Flex Disk 425.00 3284-Klll 10MB Winchester Disk 2,195.00 / 3284-K120 Parallel Cable 45.00 3284-K121 Serial Cable 45.00 3284-K 122 RS232C Communications Adapter Cable 65.00 3284-K I30 Async. Communications Adapter 100.00 3284-K 140 Color/Graphics Adapter 240.00 1 3284-K 141 Monochrome Adapter 245.00 F-7135 0283 1 - 1 : 1 1 i : i 1., 11-1 1 11, . 1 1 1 1 1 ; 1 : i 1 1 1 0 1 .**M.*** .4 * * .* **** i= - Le 0* 0 * in'** *: * *** .te tr**** 1 00 cr 4 h 1 : /-1 i : i i . 1 1 ' I . 1 1 1 02 - / m - .-'- ----4 --' - -- 02 7******1*********2*********3**** *****4 ** 4~-~****5*********6*********7********* 8 -INVENTORY MASTER MENU- MENU ITEM? XXXXXX 1 *** MAINTENANCE *** *** INOUIRY *** 1.._.ADD./--CHANGE_/...DE.LEIE./.-_INQUIRY 10 ..._F P.C__/._WORK_ORDER__MASTER 10 3. MONTH / YEAR END CLEAR *** VENDOR FILE *** 11. VEND.OLMASIER_MAINIE-NANCE kl31SVW kI00N3A 1NIkld '2.T *** S lki Od Eltl *** *** 9019193 *** S3 IkIVWWn S".-0 8 9--2.-OM--0 61 33NVN31NIVW 9014193 'ET SiNawlsnrOV 31,0 01 HiNOW 901Vlvo INIkld '41 Â· 1VNbn0 r Sid 1_30 3 w_7 9********* Z.*********9*********5*********4*********E*********2*********1********I 2. INVENTORY ON HAND ADJUSTMENTS AlddnS 3 1VIW31KW '4 ril 033B--1I0nV NOI.LOVSNÂ¥bl * N0I1VnlVA /Snl,lS >{3015/NIW M 01 39 0 nNBW"%131SVW-AH0iN3ANI - mWIn TOWN OF ESTES PARK INVESTMENT ANALYSIS (1 uhr- List Hardware Options 2 Price PC-4 System 1 ~/f $ -27984. 00 / 12-1- Or 4-/Â¢V .24 $74- rv/ff PC-4 System 2 9404-1 3,299.0.0~ ( 973 Or PC-4 System 3 a AfF * A vy 4,960.00 2 97* ly V v Or Model 7900 CRT 1, 500.00 .1Â£00 /070 Or Model 7910 CRT 1,995.00 , i Â£4 6 i /9 136 Column Impact Printer 1/lru-- 1,220.00 4 One-Time Software License Fee Inventory System $ 6,000.004 Inventory System Installation 3,440.00 -~ (40 hours at $86.00/hour) rÂ« Catalogue Maintenance Program 9 4 3,440.00<f and Print Program 11- 'S ) M "Below Minimum" Report 0Â» .9 04+ e 860.00<f (10 hours at $86.00/hour) frv,/' Any modifications or additional programs will be charged at the discounted time and - - materials rate of $86.00/hour. Cables are additional. 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JC) 571,4 Sole!.Dossv UOIDEJOJUI d. The role of UO!59- 9 cour ca, on sex c scrimination ed fur work of governr ility to recognize 'UOUBJOUJ JOUI 11 JOLUOE 0 7/Lu pny QI.req) 781,1-1049 .U!,I.Il,JIJ Ul. JO; pa u()!suudx:) intl spoou AO (LIJOJOJ X1: HH.X\()cl-)1-III Suruucid 4!Innio suousonb ,!f;Eq osoll is a major factc I be considered. O.3 - th onference nt sessions will be held during the 01 puu con UE .1 rq U ) le.DUOS 'J!110'00%!Jur paid K) OSU pur 'sturidold pul: SMUAIDE lu#.11 VIV AVOIHIUVS UX pC I LpinO :10 hT}illfld iIALI.Illcil 98, n energy an i .In, 041 Jo gloodge AL JOJOJJICI JAnn. oxl Vd pLIE 'p.ICOg :DI) uoi Unpa: 1 U! ltIOJJ ultHOH Wl!10 sessions will feature addresses b rograms on gislation, and the news media. DR. ROBERT LORBE co-author of d during the next decade ~ ~ OWEN, svndicated ol op uno g!1!1!in inq'~ pu puu g:mod X81:Juo [Cuo 14 [ElouoS'Joruds -y fluJpIS:Ud VddV ' iNHWEIDVATVJ mic columnist X21~ Oruoluv 11135 '17#EUEUI 41 JOJ Sul:Id ou;pno IumupE UPSEON NI .UITVY-1 O (11. SHEInnIVEI DNINO 1HZ[AO [Im sluedp! oquo BUILIJOUI SJUUMOS 1 117[UniI Â¥ 51\CH 1 0/un -lizi 2*' MI/ 7 4;6*Yi~O:/KIXONUM"/140' t~ 2~~ NAIIONAL CONFERENCE '424 Â» May 6-8, 1985 W,estin Bonaventure Hotel/Los Angeles, California February 25, 1985 MEMO TO: Public Power Officials APPA's 1985 National Conference will be held May 6-8, at the Westin Bonaventure Hotel in Los Angeles, California. In addition to a very full program for conference delegates, there are also many other activities planned for non-delegates (spouses and children). Attached is an invitation to non-delegates, from Ms. Mary Shea of the Los Angeles Department of Water and Power, chairperson of non- delegates activities. All conference attendees, delegates and non- delegates, are invited to two very special events: a "Hollywood Premiere Party" at the historic Park Plaza building; and the President's Luncheon in the ballroom of the Westin Bonaventure, Wednesday noon, May 8 which will feature political satirist, Mark Russell. Please pass this information along to interested non-delegates. Registration forms for the conference, and to reserve a hotel room are included. I hope to see you in Los Angeles. -- Alex Radin AR/bo Encl. 2301 MSTREETNW/WASHIN GTON, DC 20037/202-7 75-8 300 1 2/Â·'*lift [4~. ; 1 4 AMERICAN PUBLIC POWER ASSOCIATION .. 2301 M STREET NW WASHINGTON DC 20037â€¢202/775-8300 February 25, 1985 Dear Non-Delegate: You are cordially invited to attend the American Public Power Association's 1985 Annual National Conference to be held May 6-8 in Los Angeles, California. We are delighted that Los Angeles has been selected as the site for this year's conference and are making plans to ensure an enjoyable visit for you. The actual conference featuring such nationally prominent speakers as Los Angeles Mayor Tom Bradley, management author Dr. Robert Lorber, CBS-TV correspondent Charles Kuralt, nationally syndicated economics writer Hobart Rowen, and others begins Monday, May 6. All non-delegates are encouraged to attend the opening general session along with conference particinants. So that you will be able to fully enjoy what Los Angeles has to offer, a full non-delegates program has been planned for you. Plan to dress casually and wear comfortable walking shoes. Midday Los Angeles temperatures average 65-70 degrees during the month of May. The non-delegates program includes continental breakfasts on Monday and Wednesday mornings and lunch on Tuesday afternoon. While visiting the home of many of the major motion picture, television, and recording industries, you will be able to tour Universal Studios, visit the Music Center, star gaze in Hollywood, and shop in Beverly Hills. You will also be able to sample the international flavors of Olvera Street (birthplace of L.A.), Chinatown, and Little Tokyo. On Tuesday evenings May 7, a Hollywood Premiere party will be held at the historic Park Plaza building. You may pose for photos with celebrity look-alikes, watch "Hollywood Follies", enjoy a buffet, and dance to a full orchestra. The 1985 conference will conclude with the APPA President's reception and luncheon at noon on Wednesday, May 8. Political satirist, Mark Russell, formerly host of television's "Real People" and now appearing regularly on PBS, will be the guest star. We look forward to hosting you in Los Angeles this May. Sincerely, 1+6/_ Mary Â¢ Shea Non-Ddlegates Local Arrangements Committee MCS/bo A.L ADVANCE REGISTRATION American Public Power Association's Pre-Conference Seminars; 74,1. . HOW TO MAKE BOARD MEETINGS WORK 7 S OVERCOMING BARRIERS TO QUALITy IN UTILITy MANAGEMENT Westin Bonaventure Hotel, Los Angeles May 3-4, 1985 On Friday, May 3, these two seminars run concurrently!* Please register the persons listed below for HOW TO MAKE BOARD MEETINGS WORK* Name Title Name Title Name Title Name Title Please register the persons listed below for OVERCOMING BARRIERS TO QUALITY IN UTILITY MANAGEMENT* Name Title Name Title Name Title Name Title On Saturday, May 4, registrants in both Friday seminars will attend a joint session, "The Competitive Future of Public Power (and Taking Electricity to the Marketplace)." Â¤ A check is enclosed in the amount of $ to cover registrations at $ each. o Please bill below: FEES: $175/person for APPA members; $275/person for Non-members AUTHORIZING OFFICIAL TITLE UTILITY or COMPANY ADDRESS CITY, STATE, ZIP TELEPHONE PLEASE RETURN THIS FORM TO: Jo Ann Hutchison, APPA, 2301 M Street, N.W., Wash., DC 20037 CONFIRMATION: Registrations received by April 22, 1985 will be confirmed by return mail. Tickets and badges may be picked up at APPA Conference Registration Desk at the Westin Bonaventure Hotel. CANCELLATIONS: Refunds of prepaid advance registration fees will be sent to persons unable to attend the Conference, if requested in writing before July 1, 1985. FOR APPA USE ONLY Received Check No. Check's Date Amount Ack sent / ROOM RESERVATION REQUEST FORM . -r N:1 American Publ ic Power Association 44 -4.-. 42nd Annual Conference Â·* May 6-8, 1985 . J ..:f Los Angeles, California .. . , 2.. " iDATE MAILED . SEND THIS FORM DIRECTLY TO THE HOTEL: Westin Hotel Bonaventure -Â·Ci 404 So. Figueroa St. >U Los Angeles, CA 90071 Attn: Reservations Department 213/624-1000 Please reserve the accommodations listed below. Please confirm to the address below. I understand that the reservations are held until 6pm. For arrival after 6pm I have enclosed a deposit for one night of $ (or) please put on my credit card M/C, VISA or American Express (please circle which one) # , Expiration Date . All major credit cards are accepted for telephone reservations . FAILURE TO NOTIFY HOTEL OF CHANGE IN ARRIVAL DATE OR TIME MAY RESULT IN ' ~ : CANCELLATION. Maâ‚¬Z Confirmation to: NAME ~ ' ' ORGANIZATION CITY STATE ZIP AM - DATE OF ARRIVAL HOUR PM DATE DEPARTING I 4 .. PLEASE INDICATE DESIRED ACCOMMODATIONS ~ ACCOMMODATIONS DESIRED NUMBER OF ROOMS Single $87 Doubles/Twins $97 Suites Rates provided upon request (AZZ rooms subject to 10% city occupancy ta=) OVERFLOW PROPERTY: All room reservations should be mailed directly to the Westin Hotel Bonaventure. We have reserved a block of guest rooms. Once this block has been filled all reservations will be directed to the following overflow property: Biltmore Hotel (213) 624-1011 -- $75 singles $90 doubles ROOM RESERVATION CUT OFF DATE: APRIL 8, 1985 - AFTER THIS DATE RESERVATIONS WILL BE RECEIVED ON A SPACE AVAILABLE BASIS ONLY. (OVER FOR IMPORTANT NOTES) IMPORTANT NOTES CREDIT INFORMATION: Hotels will accept all major credit cards during check in. If you do not have any credit cards, you must pay an advance payment to cover the room and tax. If you wish to be billed direct, you must make arrangements with our credit manager at least 14 days prior to arrival. DOUBLE OCCUPANCY: Names of both parties reserving double rooms should be included on reservation form before mailing. CHECK OUT TIME:. 1 p.m. OTHER: The Westin does not have any rooms with two double beds available. . I . . . 9. . .... ....... 7. ... $ I- ./ I I ./ 1, â€¢- 7. . - 11, 4 . 4 K 4. /1/ . 4 . I. .4 .. U.. ' 14 E.â‚¬915 â‚¬ .9 1. REGISTRATION FORM , NON-DELEGATES PROGRAM (Spouses & Children) May 6-8,1985 Please register the following individuals (spouses & cliildren) for the 1985 APPA Non-Delegates Program: First Name Last Name First Name Last Name First Name Last Name First Name Last Name First Name Last Name Registration Fees: Spouses $95.00 Children under 12 years of age 47.50 [ ] Payment enclosed. Checks should be made payable to APPA. [ ] Please bill the below Name Business or Home Address City, State, Zip Confirmation: Registrations received by April 22, 1985 will be confirmed by return mail. Tickets and badges may be picked up at APPA Conference Registration Desk at the Westin Bonaventure Hotel. Cancellations: Refunds of prepaid advance registration fees will be sent to persons unable to attend the Conference, if requested in writing before July 1,1985. DEADLINE FOR ADVANCE REGISTRATION: April 22, 1985 ' > ? REGISTRATION FORM American Public Power Association 1985 ANNUAL NATIONAL CONFERENCE Westin Bonaventure Hotel, Los Angeles, California May 6-8, 1985 PLEASE REGI.STER SPOC,z.SES & CHILDREN ON THE REVERSE SIDE PLEASE RETURN THIS FORM TO: Jo Ann Hutchison American Public Power Association 2301 M Street, N.W. Washington, D. C. 20037 - Please register the following individuals for the 1985 APPA Annual National Conference: NAME TITLE NAME TITLE NAME TITLE NAME TITLE NAME TITLE APPA member utilities must designate a Voting Delegate and an Alternate for the purpose of casting votes at the annual business meeting on Tuesday, May 7, 1985, at 3:30 p.m. Please indicate your utility's designees by placing a "D" (Voting Delegate) or an "A" (Alternate) by the names of the appropriate individuals registered above. REGISTRATION FEES BEFORE APRIL 15, 1985 REGISTRATION FEES AFTER APRIL 15 APPA Members $275 APPA Members $300 Non-Members 400 Non-Members 425 Billing Procedure: Is your organization an APPA member or are you an individual Associate Member? Payment enclosed. Check should be made payable to APPA Please bill the below: AUTHORIZING OFFICIAL TITLE UTILITY or ORGANIZATION ADDRESS CITY, STATE, ZIP TELEPHONE (over) . Lv. May 2nd Return Mal> 8th Denver to LA - $158.00 R.T. Lv Arr Lv LA Arr Denver Ill.Il -Ii---*.- I .--*-- Ill-.--* United 10:10 11:26 United 3:00PM 6:10 Continental 9:05 10:15 Cont. 2:40 5:50 Cont. 5:00 8:10 United 6:30 9:35 Tickets must be round trip on same carrier, purchased 30 days in advance, stay over 1 weekend, no changes At this time there is space available on all of the above flights