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<br />THIS BEING THE DATE SET FOR THE AWARD OF BID ON GENERAL OBLIGATION FIRE STATION - ALARM SYSTEM
<br />BOND ISSUE, THE FOLLOWING BIDSVERE TABULATED AS OPENEQ FEBRUARY 9, 1959 A~ [0:00 AM:
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<br />B !.DDER
<br />EVGENE MAIN BRANCH
<br />THE FIRST NATIONAL BANK Of OREGON
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<br />PURCHASE
<br />PR I C.EPER
<br />$100 OF
<br />PAR VALUE
<br />$ 9,8..86 ,
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<br />I NTERE.ST RATE
<br />BONDS PUE 1960-64 - 2.75%
<br />BoNDS DUE 1965-69 - 3.00%
<br />BONDS PUE 1970-74 - 3.25%
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<br />NET INTEREST
<br />COST TO CITY.
<br />$ 26,802.:50
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<br />E;F'F:ECT tVE
<br />INTEREST
<br />, RATE
<br />3.2487%
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<br />FO,STER AND MARSHALL
<br />CI~IZENS BANK OF EUGENE
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<br />$ 98.55 BoNDS ,DUE .1960-65 2.75%
<br /> BoNDS .DUE' 1966-69 3.00%
<br /> BONDS ,DUE 1970-74 3.25%
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<br />,-,$ 98. ~93 BONDS ,DUE 1960-74 - 3.25%
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<br />27..,007.50, ,
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<br />3.27..36%
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<br />BLYTH AND COMPANY, INC.
<br />EUGENE MAIN BRANCH
<br />UNITED STATES NATIONAL ,BANK :OF
<br />.PORTLAND (OREGON)
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<br />27,882.QO
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<br />3.3796%
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<br />IT WAS MOVED BY MR. SHEARER SECONDED By'MRS. LAURIS THAT THE BONDS BE AWAROED TO EUGE:NEMA,I,N. :
<br />BRANCH, FIRST NATIONAL BANK or OREGON, ON lHE ~BID OF $98.86 PER $100 PAR VALUE HAVING AVERAGE IN~~~EST
<br />RATE OF 3.248":. ROLLCALL VOTE. 'ALL COUNCILMEN PRESE~T: VOTING AYE, MOTION CARRIED.,
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<br />THIS BEING THE DATE SET :FOR ,THE AWARD OF CONTRACT .FOR THE LANDSCAPING AND INSTALLAT'ION OF I~RI~
<br />GAT ION SYSTEM AT 'THE.NEW LIBRARY GROUNDS,:'THEFOLLOWING ,BIDS WERE TABULATED AS OPENED FE~RQARY 9,1959
<br />AT 10:00 AM:
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<br />LANDSCAP I NG
<br />GARDEN SHOP
<br />REEO'S GARDEN CENTER
<br />CROSS LANDSCAPING SERVICE
<br />EVERGREEN LANDSCAPING
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<br />$ 3,90Q.00
<br />3,932.00
<br />3,085.00
<br />3,541. .00
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<br />IT WAS MOVED BY MR. LINDEEN SECONDED BY MR. SHEARER THAT THE BID OF CROSS LANDSCAPING SERVICE
<br />FOR LANDSCAPING'THE'LiBRARY' GROUNDs'BE ACCEPTED ON THEIR BID OF $3,085:00.' 'RoLLCALL VOTE. ALL
<br />COUNCILMEN PRESENT VOTING:AYE,MdTION CARRIED.
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<br />IRRIGATION SYSTEM .
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<br />COPPER
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<br />PLASTI C
<br />$ 1,425.00 (KRALASTIC)
<br />'1~5:if.ob' (POLYVINYL CHLORIDE)
<br />1,700.00 (KRALASTtC)
<br />1,251.00 (KRALAST I C)"
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<br />GARDEN SHOP
<br />RAMSEy-WAITE
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<br />O. HENKE
<br />EVERGREEN LANDSCAPING,
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<br />$ 2,100.00
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<br />CONSIDERABL~, ~"SC,US~_I~!'l WAS ~~D ~N THE SUBJECT OF PLASTIC P_I~E~:~N.o,COPPE~, ~'Pf AND WHAT IS
<br />KNOWN ABOUT EACH AS TO LIFE EXPECTANCY.
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<br />IT WAS MOVED BY MR. LINDEEN SECONDED BY MR. SHEARER THAT THIS BID BE REFERRED TO THE COMMITTEE
<br />OF THE WHOLE. MOTION DEFEATED 4-3.
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<br />IT WAS MOVED BY MR:. McGAFFEY,SECONDED':By,MRS. LAURIS THAT THE COUNCIL ACCEPT THE BID,ENTERED.BY:
<br />O. HENKE FOR COPPER PIPE AT A PRICE OF $2100. ROLLCALL VOTE. MOTION DEFEATED 5-2.
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<br />IT WAS MO-VEO- .64';'- ",fRO." -s-HEAR-ER~-s'E-COND'ED' BY .MR. MOLHOLM'THAT NEW BIDS. BE: CALLE:D~ -FoR- ~T'HE INSTALLATION
<br />OF THE IRRIGATION SYSTEM WITH COPPER PIPE,WITH EXP-LICI~ SPECIFICATIONS. MOTION..CA~RIED..
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<br />." REPORTS OF OFfiCERS
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<br />A REPORT FROM THE CITY MANAGER - BE: MONTHLY DEPARTMENTAL REPORTS, ETC., WAS SUBMITTED AND READ
<br />AS fOLLOWS: - . . - -- - ~ - . . - - . :. . . :-
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<br />"THE ~ALUE OF BUILDING PERMITS ISSUED FOR THE MONTH OF JANUARY 1959 AMOUNTED
<br />TO $425,498 WHICH' IS $~4~,5~0 OVER ,AND ABOVE THE $!S,96S'rOR THE SAME MONTH-ONE
<br />YEAR AGO.
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<br />THE FIRE DEPARTMENT ANSWERED 49 ALARMS DURING JANUARY OF WHICH 5 WERE NON-
<br />FIRE CALLS AND 6, RURAL CALLS. THE ESTIMATED r-tRE' LOSS' AMOUNTED TO $28,400. ~
<br />THE DEPARTMENT CONTINUES TO WORK ON THE PLANS FOR THE NEW WEST SIDE FIRE STATION
<br />AND THE r I RE ALARM SYSTEM. . -~. . - . .- - - - -
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<br />ON EACH OF YOUR DESKS YOU WILL FIND COPIES OF THE POLICE AND PARKS AND
<br />RECREA T ION DEPARTMENT REPORTS FOR JANUARY 1959, PL US THE ANNUAL REP-O,RTO,f:"','T_HE:",
<br />POL I CE DEPARTMENT; ALSO A COpy OF' A TABULAT ION OF THE' PUBLI C WORK~S: DEPARTMENT'
<br />CONTRACTS FOR THE YEAR 1958. THESE REPORTS ARE FOR YOUR LEISURE READING.
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<br />.THE LI8RARIAN REPORTS THAT THE OREGON CENTENNIAL ACTIVITI~S HA~E CREATED
<br />A HEAVY DEMAND FOR INFORMATION OF OUR'STATE. '
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