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<br /> , 2ND FOR SANITARY SEWER IN AREA BOUNDED BY POTTER STREET AND WATKINS ROAD FROM 32ND AVENUE TO
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<br /> I 40TH AVENUE - $23,676.21.
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<br /> It 3RD FOR SANITARY SEWER - RIVERVIEW SEWER SECTION 2 FROM HIGHWAY TO 26TH AVENUE - $3,394.29. I
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<br /> It 2ND FOR EXCAVATION AND GRADING - IMPROV~MENT TO AMAZON PARK - $7,205.03.
<br /> Ii IT WAS MOVED BY MR. BOOTH, SECONDED BY MR. 90DLOVE, THAT THE ESTIMATES, AS SUBMITTED AND
<br /> READ BE APPROVED AND THE PROPER CITY OFFICERS BE INSTRUCTED TO DRAW UP,THE NECESSARY WARRANTS.
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<br /> 'I REPORTS OF OFFICERS
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<br />e 3 r A REPORT OF THE CITY MANAGER - RE: MONTHLY REPORTS, ETC. WAS SUBMITTED AND READ AS I
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<br /> " WISH TO REMIND YOU OF THE LEAGUE OF OREGON CITIES CONVENTION WHICH WILL START
<br /> Ii AT 7:00 P.M., SUNDAY, NOVEMBER 14TH WITH A "GET ACQUAINTED" RECEPTION IN THE JUNIOR
<br /> ,I BAL~ROOM OF THE MULTNOMAH HOTEL IN PORTLAND. ON MONDAY AND TUESDAY THE LEAGUE HAS
<br /> Ii OUTLINED A VERY INTERESTING PROGRAM WITH TOP SPEAKERS AND CONSULTANTS FROM OREGON,
<br />I i: WASHINGTON AND CALIFORNIA. ON TUESDAY, AT THE NOON LUNCHEON, THE HONORABLE PAUL L.
<br /> I PATTERSON, GOVERNOR OF OREGON, WILL TALK AND DR. O. MEREDITH WILSON, PRESIDENT OF THE
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<br /> I UNIVERSITY OF OREGON IS SCHEDULED TO BE THE MAIN SPEAKER AT THE BANQUET. THE CONVENTION
<br /> WILL CLOSE ON WEDNESDAY MORNING, NOVEMBER 17TH WITH THE USUAL Off-THE-RECORD BREAKFAST
<br /> AND BUSINESS MEETING.
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<br /> i, THE VALUE OF THE BUILDING PERMITS FOR THE MONTH OF OCTOBER AMOUNTED TO $571,871.00.
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<br /> I: OF THAT AMOUNT, $521,190.00 IS fOR NEW BUILDINGS AND $50,681.00 IS FOR REPAIRS. THE
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<br /> I' TOTAL IS MORE THAN TWICE THt $202,365.00 FOR THE SAME MONTH A YEAR AGO.
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<br /> " THE FIRE DEPARTMENT ANSWERED 55 ALARMS DURING OCTOBER WITH AN ESTIMATED LOSS OF
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<br /> $2,209.43. THE ALARMS ANSWERED WERE AS fOLLOWS: 30 DWELLINGS, I HOSPITAL, 4 MERCANTILE,
<br />. I: 7 GRASS, 2 AUTOMOBILES, 2 FALSE, 2 SMOKE SCARES AND ONE ASSISTANCE CALL. FIREMEN CON-
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<br /> Ii STRUCTED AND RAINTED BUILDING TO HOUSE ENGINE AT NEW SUBSTATION #4 (SENECA DISTRICT)
<br /> Ii WHICH WAS OPENED OCTOBER 21, 1954. A SINK WAS INSTALLED AND CUPBOARDS WERE ALSO BUILT
<br /> I, AT THIS STATION BY THE FIREMEN. ~ EIGHT NEW FIREMEN WERE HIRED DUE TO THE OPENING Of
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<br /> I: THIS STATION. THE fRONT OF THE OFFICE PORTION OF THE HEADQUARTERS STATION WAS PAINTED
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<br /> I' You WILL NOTE fROM. YOUR COpy O~ THE POLICE REPORT WHICH IS ON YOUR DESK THAT I
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<br /> I' CRIMINAL CASES COMING TO THE ATTENTION OF THE DEPARTMENT WERE SOMEWHAT BELOW THAT ANTICI- I
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<br /> II PATED. THE CASE LOAD DROPPED FROM 310 IN SEPTEMBER TO 278 IN OCTOBER. WE MADE 150 ARRESTS
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<br /> I FOR OFFENSES INVOLVING INTOXICATION, DISORDERLY CONDUCT AND VAGRANCY, WHICH IS A REDUCTION
<br /> II FROM THE 170 SUCH ARRESTS IN THE PRECEDING MONTH. WE HAD AN AVERAGE OF 44 PRISONERS
<br />I I: DAILY AT THE JAIL. THE JAIL KITCHEN PREPARED AND SERVED 3,871 MEALS, AND RECEIVED OVER
<br /> , 450 POUNDS OF ELK MEAT AT NO COST EXCEPT FOR PROCESSING. ALSO, PERSONNEL~PUT UP 122
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<br /> I: GALLONS OF APPLESAUCE AND 48 GALLONS OF TOMATOES FOR FUTURE USE. THE MUNICIPAL COURT
<br /> PROCESSED A TOTAL OF 1,512 CASES IN OCTOBER--IO OF WHICH WERE FOR DRUNKEN DRIVING AND
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<br /> I THREE WERE .FOR RECKLESS DRIVING. THE PAYNT AND SIGN CREW CONTINUED TO STRIPE STREETS
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<br /> !: AND ARE STILL IN THE PROCESS OF CHANGING THE YELLOW ON THE STOP SIGNS TO RED. To OATE .
<br /> THEY HAVE REPLACED ,50 OUT OF A POSSIBLE TOTAL or 320. If
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<br /> :' IT WAS MOVED BY MR. BOOTH, SECONDED BY MR. GODLOVE THAT THE REPORT OF THE CITY MANAGER BE
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<br /> 4 Ii, A REPORT OF THE PUBLIC'SAFETY COMMITTEE MEETING HELD OCTOBER 28, I 954 - RE: COUNCIL
<br /> I! BI LL 1798; REQUEST FOR REMOVAL OF BICYCLE RACK BY SAKS FURNITURE; BEER LICENSE APPLICATION OF
<br /> DE'ELLA MARIE WILSON WAS SUBMITTED AND READ AS FOLLOWS:
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<br /> I' "PRESENT: MAYOR JOHNSON; COUNCILMEN GODLOVE, SIEGENTHALER, CONti CITY MANAGER;
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<br /> TRAFFIC ENGINEER; CITY ATTORNEY AND CITY RECORDER. THE FOLLOWING ITEMS WERE CONSIDERED
<br /> BY THE PUBLIC SAFETY COMMITTEE ON OCTOBER 28TH: I
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<br /> I! I . COUNCIL BILL 1798 EMPOWERING POLrCE OFFICERS AND SCHOOL SAFETY PATROL OFFICERS TO I
<br /> II ENFORCE LAWFUL ORDERS AND DIRECTIONS WAS REVIEWED AND DISCUSSED BY THE COMMITTEE. IT I
<br /> IS THE RECOMMENDATION THAT THIS COUNCIL BilL BE APPROVED FOR PASSAGE. I
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<br /> Ii REQUEST FROM-SAKS'FuRNITURE COMPANY, 99 WEST 7TH AVENUE FOR REMOVAL OR RELOCATION
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<br /> OF A BICYCLE RACK MAINTAINED BY THE CITY ON THE SIDEWALK IN FRONT OF 68 WEST 8TH AVENUE.
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