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<br /> LANE COUNT~ A~S~RACT CO. $ 405.00 HENRY F. BEISTEL, TREA.S. $ '1 18. I 6
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<br /> GENERAL BOND INTEREST FUND SPECIAL CITY HALL FUND I
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<br /> ~ HENRY F. BEl STEL, ITREAS. 1,426.71 K. K. F OL GE DA'L EN, CONTRACTOR 925.591
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<br /> IT WA~ MO~ED BY BOOTH, I
<br /> 00 SECONDED BY CRUMBAKER THAT THE BILLS AS SUBMITTED AND READ BE I
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<br /> o::.t APPROVED AND THE PROPER CITY OFFICERS BE INSTRUCTED TO DRAW UP THE NECESSARY WARRANTS. i
<br /> ~ ROLLCALL VOTE. MOTION CARRIED. I
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<br /> 2 .' THE FOLLOWING MONTHLi PAYMENT E~TI'MATES WERE SUBMITTED: I
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<br /> I~T TO ACME CONSTRUCTION CO. FOR PAVING W. BROADWAY FROM GRANT TO GARFIELD - $2,149.74.
<br /> 3RD TO ACME CONSTRUCTION CO. FOR PAVING CHAMBERS FROM 8TH TO I I TH - $2,173.73.
<br /> 1ST TO ACME CONSTRUCTION CO. FOR PAVING 33RD FROM DONALD TO CLIFFORD STREET - $4,040.10.
<br /> e 2ND TO ACME CONSTRU'CTION CO. FOR PAVING UNIVERSI.TY FROM 28TH TO 29TH PLACE - $1,512.00.
<br /> Ii 3RD TO ACME CONSTRUCTION CO. FOR PAVI~G LINCOLN FROM 29TH TO 30TH AVENUE - $4,069.36. \ -
<br /> :1 2ND TO ACME CONSTRUCTION CO. FOR PAVING NIXON FROM 25TH TO N. BOUNDARY P.E. do E. $1,590.75.
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<br /> 1ST TO ACME CONSTRUCTION CO. FOR PAVING 24TH FROM WASHINGTON TO JEFFERSON - $526.50.
<br /> I~T TO ACME CONSTRUCTION CO. FOR PAVI NG 34TH FROM .DOROTHY TO CLI FFORD STREET - $2,659.95.
<br /> 1ST TO ACME CONSTRUCTION CO. FOR PAVI NG MISSION FROM VAN NESS TO E. LI NE OF LOT 9, BLK. 2 -
<br /> $1,503.00.
<br /> I 3RD TO,CENTRAL HEATING FOR PAVING POLK FROM 12TH TO 18TH ~VENUE - $17,194.~9.
<br /> 'I 2ND TO CENTRAL HEATING FOR PAVING MONROE FROM 18TH TO 19TH AVENUE - $2,855.00.
<br /> I, 1ST TO CENTRAL HEATING FOR PAVING FERRY FROM 28TH TO 30TH AVENUE - $2,164.50.
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<br /> '1 1ST TO CENTRAL HEATING FOR PAVING WALNUT FROM FRANKLIN TO FAIRMOUNT BLVD. $2,862.00.
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<br /> " 'i 3RD Yo CENtRAL HEATING FoR PAVING 18TH FROM PEARL TO ALDER - $17,5:1 .27.
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<br /> I, 1ST TO CENTRAL HEATING FOR PAVING 17TH FROM OAK TO ALDER - $28,947.13. I
<br /> " 1ST TO C. M. KEMP FOR PAVING ALLEY BET. 7TH AND 8TH FROM JEFFERSON TO MADISON - $2,317.82.
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<br /> 1ST AND FINAL TO C. M'. KEMP FOR PAVING MISSION FROM VAN NESS TO E. LI NE OF LOT 9, BLOCK 2,
<br /> !. $548.06 .. I
<br /> "I ST ITO [UGE'NE SA~D ~ GRAVEL FOR PAVING , 16TH FROM WILLAMETTE TO all V E - $6,236.42.
<br /> 1ST TO COAST CaNST. e!. Co D. JESKE FOR SANITARY SEWER, ALLEY BET. OLIVE AND CHARNELTON FROM (
<br /> 24TH TO 25TH - $884.25.
<br /> "2ND T:O R. C. PARSONS AND SON FOR WIDE~I~G WILLAMETTE FROM 13TH TO .'1 7TH - $1 3, I 70. 7.6 .
<br /> . I ST TO FRED STUBBERT FOR IPAV I NG ALLEV BET. ~OL I VE 'AND CHARNEL TON - 21 ST ,TO 22ND - $864.00.
<br /> 2ND TO WESTERN CONSTRUCTION FOR PA~ING 29TH FROM WILLAMETTE TO E. LINE PARKDALE ADD. - $1 ,046.60.
<br /> I ST TO WEST:ERN CaNST,' FOR PAVI-NG 1ST AVENUE FROM BLAIR TO WEST CITY LIMITS - $12,246.75.
<br /> 1ST TO K. A.: WAR'DELL FOR SIDEWALK ON S. SIDE OF 24TH FROM WILLAMETTE TO PATTERSON - $1,654.63.
<br /> I ST TO K'. A. WARDELL FOR &IDEWALK ON WILSON COURT FROM 14TH TO 18TH - $3,'637.50.
<br /> 2ND TO T. C. WILDISH FOR PAVING 21ST FROM HILYARD TO ALDER - $2,331.98.
<br /> 1ST AND FINA~ TO EWEB (OR WIOENING WILLAMETTE FROM 13TH TO 17TH - $154.09..- .
<br /> 1ST AND FINAL TO EWEB FOR PAVING NIXON FROM 25TH TO N. BOUNDARY OF P.E. ~ E. - $48.24.
<br /> 1ST AND FINAL TO C ~ S ELECTRIC FOR WI~ENING WILLAMETTE FROM 13TH TO 17TH - $68.51.
<br /> B1CK~ORO CO~STRUCTI~~ CO. FOR AIRP'ORT ADMINISTRATION BUILDING - $7,500.00.
<br /> LEE HOFFMAN (O~ SEWAGE DISPOSAL PLANT - $90,729.88. I
<br /> I IT WAS MOVED BY BOOTH, SECONDED BY CRUMBAKER THAT THE ESTIMATES AS CERTIFIED BY THE
<br /> CITY ENGINEER AND THE CONTRACTORS, BE APPROVED AND THE PROPER CITY OFFICERS BE AUTHORI ZED TO
<br /> I S:SUE WARRANTS IN P~YMENT ~F THE SAME. ROLLCALL VOTE. MOTION CARRIED.
<br /> REPORTS OF OFFICERS
<br /> 3 CITY MANAGER's R&PO~T - DEPARTMENTAL REPORTS COVERING POLICE DEPARTMENT, FIRE DEPARTMENT,
<br /> e BUILDING I NSPECTI ONS, MEAT AND MILK INSPECTIONS AND A PROGRESS REPORT OF THE SUMMER RECREATION I
<br /> PROGRAM FOR 1952 AND THE PARK CONSTRUCTION 'PROGRAM TO DATE. ~ PROGRESS REPORT WAS GIVEN OF I
<br /> THE SEWAGE TRE~TMENT PLANT, PUMPING STATION AT NORTH POLK, AIRPORT ADMINISTRATION BUILDING" I
<br /> CITY HALL REMODELING PROJECTS, SIDEWALK REPAIR PROGRAM AND STREET PROJECTS. IN REVIEWING
<br /> T~E ~TREET'PROJECis, IT WAS BROUGHT OUT THAT ACME CONSTRUCTI:ON COMPANY HAD SEVEN PROJECTS
<br /> STILL NOT COMPLETED AND CENTRAL' HEATING COMPANY HAD FOUR STI~L TO COMPLETE WITH TEMPORARY
<br /> WITHHOLDING OF THE FOLLOWING PROJECTS: I
<br /> MA.DI SON FRO'M 18TH TO 21ST AVENUE
<br /> MILL FROM 29TH TO 30TH AVENUE
<br /> 21 ST ~ FROM UNIIVERSI TY TO EMERALD STREET
<br /> 19TH PLACE IFROM ARTHUR 'TO CLEVELAND'
<br /> PORTLAND FROM N. BOUNDARY FRASIER-HYLAND TO 27TH; 27TH FROM WILLAMETTE TO PORTLAND;
<br /> McMrLLAN FROM NORTH BOUNDARY FRASIER-HYLAND TO 26TH; 26TH FROM PORTLAND TO
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<br /> I THE CITY MAN~GERRECOMM~NDED THAT THE COUNCIL AUTHORIZE THE CITY'S PARTICIPATION IN AN
<br /> AREA WIDE MOSQUITO AND FLY.CONTROL PROGRAM. IT WAS BROUGHT OUT THAT THIS COULD BE DONE AT A
<br /> COMPARATIVELY SMALL EXPENSE THROUGH A JOINT PROGRAM WITH THE COUNTY, CITIES AND DISTRICTS
<br /> IN THE AREA AND THAT THE PROGRAM SHOULD INCLUDE FERN RIDGE RESERVOIR AND ALL THE AREA BETWEEN
<br /> THERE AND APPROXIMATELY TWO OR THREE MILES EAST OF SPRINGFIELD.
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