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<br /> 3RD TO JORGENSEN CONCRETE CO. FOR PAVING WILLAMETTE FROM 29TH TO 32ND - $13,598.08.
<br /> 2ND AND FINAL TO JORGENSEN CONCRETE CO. FOR PAVING SIDEWALK ON W. SIDE HILYARD FROM 21ST TO J
<br /> II 22ND - $142.39. i
<br /> 2ND AND ,FINAL TO JORGENSEN CONCRETE CO. FOR PAVING SIDEWALK ON N. AND S. SIDES 9TH PLACE ,
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<br /> :1 WEST FROM CHAMBERS TO GRANT - $194.72. I
<br /> Ii 3RD AND FINAL TO C. M. KEMP FOR PAVING SIDEWALK ON W. SIDE CHAMBERS FROM I I TH TO 16TH - $254.32. !
<br /> 2ND AND FINAL TO C. M. KEMP FOR SIDEWALK ON E. SIDE CHAMBERS FROM TO 13TH $85.29. I
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<br /> :1 2ND AND FINAL TO C. M. KEMP FOR SIDEWALK ON N. SIDE 18TH FROM CHAMBERS TO CITY VIEW - $660.02.
<br /> 'I 3RD AND FINAL TO R. C. PARSONS FOR PAVING ALLEY BET. POTTER & UNIVERSITY FROM'20TH TO 21ST -
<br /> II $350.98.
<br /> I 4TH AND FINAL TO STANTON PAYNE FOR PAVING 29TH FROM HARRIS TO UNIVERSI'r'Y- $932..85.
<br /> :1 3RD AND FINAL TO STANTON PAYNE FOR PAVING 22ND FROM ALDER TO HARRIS - $803.73.
<br /> II RELEASE TO H. C. WERNER I NC. FOR SEWER RECONSTRUCTION IN ALLEY BET. JEFFERSON AND MADISON
<br /> II FROM 15TH TO 19TH AVENUE - $126.52.
<br /> II 2ND AND FINAL TO WILLIAMS AND CHRISTOFFERSON FOR FROM FILMORE TO GRANT STREET - I
<br /> II SIDEWALK ON 8TH
<br /> $70.47.
<br /> II A COMMUNICATION FROM MR. HALE G. THOMPSON, ATTORNEY FOR STANTON PAYNE, REGARDING HOLDING I
<br /> II UP PAYMENTS TO NELS T. JORGENSEN IN BEHALF OF STANTON PAYNE WAS READ. AFTER SOME DISCUSSION, I
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<br /> II IT WAS MOVED BY BOOTH, SECONDED BY CRUMBAKER THAT THE AMOUNT OF THE PAYMENTS REPRESENTING
<br /> Ii THE PORTION COMPUTED BY THE ENGINEER FOR EXCAVATION WORK ON THE PROJECT IN QUESTION BE FIELD
<br /> il uP FOR A PERIOD OF 30 DAYS. ROLLCALL VOTE. HAWN VOTING NO. ALL OTHER COUNCILMEN VOTING AYE.
<br /> WELLS ABSENT. MOTION CARRIED. !
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<br /> :/ IT WAS MOVED BY HAWN, SECONDED BY CRUMBAKER THA T THE REMAINDER OF THE ESTIMATES AS
<br /> BY W. C. CLUBB, CITY ENGINEER, i
<br /> II CERTIFIED AND THE CONTRACTOR, BE APPROVED AND THE PROPER CITY i
<br /> 11 OFFICERS AUTHORIZED TO ISSUE WARRANTS IN PAYMENT OF THE SAME. ROLLCALL VOTE. MOTION CARRIED. I
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<br /> Ii REPORTS OF OFFICERS
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<br /> 3 A REPORT OF THE CITY MANAGER - RE: ICMA CONFERENCE HELD IN HOUSTON, TEXAS, WAS SUBMITTED
<br /> :1 AND READ AS FOLLOWS:
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<br /> II "I WI SH TO EXPRESS MY APPRECIATION FOR THE OPPORTUNITY OF ATTENDING THE 36TH ANNUAL
<br /> CONFERENCE OF THE INTERNATIONAL CITY MANAGER'S ASSOCIATION I N HOUSTON, TEXAS. THERE
<br /> I' WERE 301 CITY MANAGER'S IN ATTENDANCE. IT WAS A VERY INTERESTING AND CONSTRUCTIVE
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<br /> II MEETING AND FOLLOWING IS A BRIEF RESUME OF THE SUBJECTS DISCUSSED AND STUDIED. I
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<br /> Ii ENDEAVORS OF
<br /> :1 I . CITIES TO CURTAIL EXPENDITURES THROUGH THE CORRELATION OF DEPARTMENTS, I
<br /> II CENTRALIZED PURCHASING, CONTINUOUS AUDITS, AND BETTER USE OF EQUIPMENT THROUGH CAR POOLS. I
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<br /> Ii 2. MANAGERIAL
<br /> 'I RELATIONSHIPS WITH THE COUNCIL.. PUBLIC, DEPARTMENTS, RADIO AND PRESS, AND
<br /> II INTER-GOVERNMENTAL. TECHNIQUES OF SMOOTH OPERATIONS AND EFFICIENT GOVERNMENT ON THE L OC A L
<br /> II LEVEL.
<br /> II CURRENT
<br /> 'I 3. PROBLEMS IN PUBLIC SAFETY PERTAINING TO FIRE SERVICES, POLICE ADMINISTRATION, I
<br /> II TRAFFIC AND PARKING AND CIVIL DEFENSE. CIVIL DEFENSE I
<br /> CONSTITUTED A VERY IMPORTANT PART I
<br /> OF THE MEETINGS IN THAT IT IS CORRELATED SO CLOSELY WITH THE FIRE AND POLICE DEPARTMENTS
<br /> I, OF EVERY CITY. IN
<br /> Ii THIS CONNECTION, THE FACT THAT WE ARE LOSING MANY OF OUR KEY MEN TO
<br /> I THE ARMED FORCES I S A PRESSING PROBLEM IN EVERY CITY AND WILL NECESSITATE IMMEDIATE
<br /> MOBILIZATION OF SECONDARY VOLUNTEERS TO ASSIST THE REMAINING PAID FIRE AND POLICE
<br /> II PERSONNEL. IN AN ENDEAVOR TO MAINTAIN OUR FIRE AND POLICE DEPARTMENTS ON THE PRESENT
<br /> BASIS; IT WILL BE NECESSARY TO RECRUIT PAID PERSONNEL ON A TEMPORARY BASIS WHO MAY NOT
<br /> :1 MEET THE RIGID REQUIREMENTS OF CIVIL SERVICE RELATIVE TO AGE AND PHYSICAL TESTS WHICH
<br /> COINCIDE WITH THE REQUIREMENTS OF THE ARMED FORCES. THE FOLLOWING ITEMS IN PARTICULAR i
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<br /> WERE DISCUSSED IN CONNECTION WITH PUBLIC SAFETY. THE INTEGRATION OF FIRE AND POLICE 1
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<br /> II SERVICES, COORDINATED FIRE PROTECTION OF AN ENTIRE AREA, THE HANDLING OF VOLUNTEER FIRE
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<br /> I AND POLICE DEPARTMENTS, TRENDS AND NEW TECHNIQUES IN POLICE ORGANIZATION AND TRAINING
<br /> II AND RURAL POLICIES ON GAMBLING AND VICE.
<br /> il 4. TRAFFIC AND PARKING. THIS SESSION ALSO DREW A GREAT DEAL OF INTEREST FROM ALL THOSE
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<br /> II ATTENDING. IT INVOLVED THE FINANCING OF OFF-STREET PARKING, THE BEST METHODS OF EXPEDITING
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<br /> TRAFFIC IN LARGE AND SMALL CITIES AND RELATED PROBLEMS CONCERNING TRUCK TRAFFIC, SCHOOL
<br /> I CROSSINGS AND CURB PARKING. ALTHOUGH IN SOME CITIES OFF-STREET PARKING LOTS ARE OPERATED
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<br /> il AND OWNED BY THE CITIES, THE BUSINESS INTERESTS HAVE USUALLY PROMOTED THE DEAL AND UNDER-
<br /> II WRITTEN THE FINANCIAL PART OF THE PROGRAM, ENABLING THESE OFF-STREET PARKING LOTS TO BE
<br /> II SET UP AND ADMINISTERED AT VERY LITTLE EXPENSE TO THE CITY.
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<br /> 5. CIVIL DEFENSE. THE PROTECTION OF LI FE AND PROPERTY I N OUR COMMUNITIES WAS PROBABLY :
<br /> I, THE MOST PARAMOUNT ISSUE IN THE MINDS OF EVERYONE AT THE MEETING. ,SOME VERY FINE SESSIONS
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<br /> II WERE HELD RELATING TO THE ORGANIZATION FOR CIVIL DEFENSE, METHODS OF FINANCING CIVIL
<br /> 11 DEFENSE, AND THE RELATIONS WITH OTHER CITIES, THE COUNTY, AND THE STATE. COMMUNICATIONS I
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<br /> WERE TO BE PREPARED FROM THIS MEETING TO THE FEDERAL GOVERNMENT, URGING IMMEDIATE ACTION
<br /> :1 FROM A' NA T I ONAL LEVEL FOR GUIDANCE AND ASSISTANCE IN THE UNIFORMITY OF CIVIL DEFENSE
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