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<br />PAVING, SANITARY SEWER AND SIDEWALK
<br />10.18th from Oak Patch to Bailey Hill Basic
<br />Wildish Construction Company $80,787.75
<br />Bethel-Danebo Sand & Gravel 82,510.54
<br />McKenzie Road & Driveway 88,834.46
<br />Eugene Sand & Gravel 94,748.39
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<br />PAVING, SANITARY AND STORM SEWER
<br />11.Cambridge Park 2nd Addition
<br />Wildish Construction Company
<br />McKenzie Road & Driveway
<br />Bethel-Danebo Sand & Gravel
<br />Bostick & Sons Construction
<br />Cushing Bros., Inc.
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<br />SANITARY SEWER
<br />l2.Within area bounded by Judkins Road,
<br />a line 160 feet east of County Road
<br />1274, and by D.S.Highway 99 (1-5)
<br />Wellette Construction Company
<br />A. F. Stegner
<br />Contractors and Suppliers
<br />Jeske Construction Company
<br />Inter-City Construction Company
<br />D&D Backhoe Service
<br />Wild ish Construction Company
<br />Norman Green
<br />McKenzie Road & Driveway
<br />Bostick & Sons Construction
<br />Salem Sand & Gravel Company
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<br />Alternate
<br />$81,039.53
<br />82,984.48
<br />86,751.02
<br />90,713 .10
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<br />36' Pvng- 7.70 - 7.73
<br />48' Pvng-lO.79 -10.82
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<br />4" Sdwlk - $.393/sq.ft.
<br />5" Sdwlk - .4495/ sq. ft.
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<br />Paving Cost to City - $13,000.00
<br />Proposed budget 1968-69 - $11,200.00
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<br />Completion Date: October 1, 1968
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<br />109,680 .61
<br />112,013.70
<br />114,932.38
<br />118,527.12
<br />121,215.39
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<br />4,966.32
<br />5,209.40
<br />5,234.00
<br />5,411.00
<br />5,561. 12
<br />5,852.60
<br />7,012.86
<br />7 , 111. 64
<br />7,931.40
<br />8,085.70
<br />8,197.18
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<br />6.14 28' Pvng
<br />7.69 36' Pvng
<br />10.48 48' Pvng
<br />.037 Sntry Swr
<br />l8l.02/lot Strm Swr
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<br />Completion Date:
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<br />4,352.80 Strm Swr
<br />1,936.32 Pvng
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<br />3,350.00
<br />1,800.00
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<br />October 1, 1968
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<br />.035547 Sntry Swr
<br />.005 .lz<:: Levy
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<br />Completion Date: June 1, 1968
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<br />1. Paving Elwing, Calvin to Arcadia - The Public Works Department recommended award to the low bidder
<br />Mr. Lassen moved seconded by Mrs. Lauris to award contract to the low bidder. Rollcall vote. All
<br />councilmen present voting aye, motion carried.
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<br />2. Paving 20th, Friendly to Washington - A letter was read from Joan L. Rich, 2050 Madison Street, re-
<br />questing consideration of creation of cul-de-sacs as an alternate to paving 20th the entire distance
<br />proposed. A petition was also presented objecting to the project signed by owners of 44.5% of the
<br />property involved. The Public Works Director presented a sketch showingpossible design of cul-de-
<br />sacs as suggested and said there would be some street vacation, rededication, and pedestrian ease-
<br />ments involved if a plan of this type is followed.
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<br />Catherine Cornish, 2011 Madison Street, objected to creation of the cul-de-sacs on the basis that
<br />traffic would then use 19th Avenue as a through street. Mrs. Don Menafee, 660 West 20th, and Garry
<br />Blodgett, 2010 Monroe Street, favored the cul-de-sac plan.
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<br />Mr. Blodgett inquired concerning a comparison of costs between the cul-de-sacs and paving a through
<br />street. The City Manager replied that if a new design for the street is approved, the project
<br />would have to go back to bidding and that it probably would not be as costly because of the square
<br />footage involved. He recommended referral to the Planning Commission if cul-de-sacs are considered.
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<br />Mr. Lassen moved seconded by Mrs. Lauris to hold this project for consideration of cul-de-sac plan
<br />by staff and Planning Commission with a report to be brought back in two weeks to enable acceptance
<br />of the low bid if it is decided to pave the street through as originally proposed. Motion carried.
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<br />3. Paving alley between 3rd and 4th, Polk to Blair - A sketch of the area was shown indicating prop-
<br />erties in favor of and against the proposed project. Several prople opposed the paving because they
<br />felt it would create a traffic hazard since the paved surface would allow greater speeds. They
<br />thought a graded and maintained alley would provide ample access. Those speaking were M. E. Lusk,
<br />1225 West 4th; Lenard J. Hansen, 1201 West 4th; A. G. Jackson, 1259 West 4th; and Jim Sittser, 339
<br />Polk Street. Mr. Lusk urged the Council to consider opening 3rd Avenue rather than paving the alley.
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<br />Bob Baldwin, owner of Baldwin Heating and Air Conditioning at 340 Blair Boulevard, asked the Council
<br />to approve the paving. He said the alley provides the only access to his place of business.
<br />Mrs. Glen Hankins read a letter from John and Velma Swafford, 1260 West 3rd Place, favoring paving.
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<br />Some discussion followed with regard to maintenance of the alley and the City's present policy on
<br />alley maintenance. The Public Works Director said street and alley maintenance is paid for from
<br />gas tax refunds and is not assessed to abutting properties. He explained too, upon questioning by
<br />Councilwoman Hayward, about completing half of the project, that a storm sewer would have to be in-
<br />stalled in the west half to Polk Street since the drainage slopes to the west.
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<br />The City Manager reminded the Council that under the Charter two-thirds vote of the Council is re-
<br />quired to approve a project when remonstrances are presented. Councilman Lassen asked if there are
<br />plans to open 3rd Avenue in this area, and the Public Works Director said it has not been investi-
<br />gated, that it would require right-of-way dedication since it would be for local traffic only.
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<br />Councilman Lassen said he felt the alley should be paved, and moved, seconded by Mr. McDonald to
<br />hold the award for two weeks. Motion carried.
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