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<br />Council Chamber
<br />Eugene, Oregon
<br />May 23, 1966
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<br />An adjourned meeting of the Common Council of the City of Eugene, Oregon _
<br />adjourned from the regular meeting held May 9, 1966 - was called to order at
<br />7:30 p.m. PDT in the Council Chamber by Council President Ray Hawk. with the
<br />following other councilmen present: Mrs. Lauris, Messrs. Chatt, Crakes, Purdy,
<br />Anderson, Lassen. Mayor Cone arrived later and Councilman Mc Nutt w~s absent.
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<br />NEW BUSINESS
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<br />,':: _Ap~olin~mel1t[,i.lNe::i:ghb6rfu06d"l&u60mwun:r:ey,:Af'fairs - It was announced that Mayor
<br />Cone had appointed Dorothy Johnson, 309 Clark Street as a member of the
<br />Committee on Neighborhood & Community Affairs for the term ending January 1,
<br />1969.
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<br />Mrs. Lauris moved seconded by Mr. Chattthat the appointment be approved. Motion
<br />carried.
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<br />2 BIDS - A tabulation of bids submitted on public works improvement projects and
<br />opened May 17, 1966 was presented as follows:
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<br />Name of Bidder & Projt.
<br />SANITARY SEWERS:
<br />Bethel-Danebo Trunk "D"
<br />M & S Const. Co.
<br />Wildish Const."'Clb~
<br />Teeples & Thtr.
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<br />Contract
<br />Cost
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<br />Cst Per
<br />Zone/Front ft.
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<br />Engnr.'.s l.
<br />Estimate
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<br />$468.742.50
<br />$492,972.25
<br />$617,565.00
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<br />$535.411.25
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<br />Amt.
<br />Budgeted
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<br />$430,000.00
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<br />Wi t hin CandIJ~:llighli';Park ,Addn
<br />(on Candlelight Dr.)(only)
<br />Howard Nelson Co. $
<br />McKenz.Rd.d/w Co. $
<br />Buford Wellette $
<br />D & N Const. Co. $
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<br />7,248.50 $
<br />7,996.50
<br />9,004.55
<br />9,446.06
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<br />0.038/sq.ft.
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<br />Mrs. Lauris moved seconded by Mr. Chatt that the contracts be awarded to the low
<br />bidder. Rollcall vote. All present N.oting aye, Motion carried.
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<br />3 BIDS - Bancroft Bonds, Series "V", $1,112,361.35, Opened May 23, 1966, tabulation presented and
<br />read as follows:
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<br />Bidder
<br />First National Bank of Oregon
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<br /> Interest Effective
<br />Premium Maturity and Rate Cost Rate
<br />$100.002 1967-68 - 6% $ 228,446.43 3.7405%
<br /> 1969 - 41:2%
<br /> 1970-73 - 31:2%
<br /> 1974776 - 3.6%
<br />100':800 .1967-68 - 5 % 257,638.07 4.2184%
<br /> 1969-72 - 41:2 %
<br /> 1973-16 - 4 %
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<br />United States National Bank of Oregon
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<br />Mrs. Lauris moved seconded by Mr, Chatt that the bonds be sold to First National Bank of Oregon on
<br />their bid price of $100.002 per $100.00 par value at an effective interest rate of 3.7405%. Rollcall
<br />vote. All councilmen present voting, aye, motion carried.
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<br />,Liquor License Application for Restaurant Class A was submitted by Freeway Investments Company for
<br />establishment (no trade name submitted) at 1035 Ferry Street (new), approved by the Police Department.
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<br />Mrs. Lauris moved seconded by Mr. Chatt that the license be recommended for approval. Motion carried.
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<br />COMMITTEE REPORTS
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<br />Committee meeting held May 12, 1966:
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<br />"Present: Councilmen Hawk, Lauris, Crakes, Anderson, and Lassen; City Manager and staff;
<br />and others.
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<br />1.:Plumbing Code - The City Manager pointed out that the Building Department had been
<br />working on a proposed plumbing code for about a year, and the ordinance presented
<br />for Council consideration is a variation of the Western Plumbing Officials Associa-
<br />tion plumbing code with amendments. Mr. Lassen inquired as to whether any other
<br />cities in Oregon had adopted their own plumbing code. He was advised the staff is
<br />not aware of any other city in Oregon which had adopted their own plumbing code,
<br />but there is definitely a need for the city of Eugene to do so. Mr. Anderson asked
<br />if plumbing products are tested, and was advised there is no testing program known
<br />to the staff. No action was taken.
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<br />The City Manager reported the State Board of Health had requested the City delay action on this item
<br />for three weeks in order for the State to work out any differences they might have 'with the City
<br />on the Code that is now being developed by the State. He also commented the Code is important to
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