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<br /> alternate was $155,764. It is recommended the project be awarded to the' low bidders on alternate
<br /> bidcs-~>except on No.4 wfHi:b.h will be awarded on basic'bi!:l.
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<br /> Recommended award .on Projects 8 and 9.
<br /> Projects 10, 11 and 12 were split of original bid which had been refused because it was too high;
<br /> Total of three bids was $86,154. Recommend award of these three projects.
<br /> Projects 13 and 14 Re~ommended award.
<br /> Project No. 15 the project contract was awarded to R:C. Parsons previously. Staff asked Council to
<br /> terminate because it was determined the project had to be redesigned because of depth of som~ existing
<br /> sewer connections. Recommend award new contract to Wildish Const. Co.
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<br /> On September 17 opening, recommend award to low bidder, Wildish Const. Co., and on September 22
<br /> ! opening recomend award to low bidder Eugene Sand and Gravel.
<br />II Mrs. Hayward moved seconded by Mr. McDonald that the Council award contracts- .to -low bidder in each of e
<br />,I the projects except Nos. 4, 5, and 6,7on which contract will be awarded to low bidder on alternates.
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<br /> Purdy asked if the Council should not withdraw' the contract for R.C. Parsons on No.
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<br />II In answer to a question regarding No. 13, Director of Public Works said there is an agreement the I
<br />Ii project will be assessed to owners in an amount no more than $84,497.02, which covers two projects.
<br />I On Project No. 2, which W.W.Walker objected to, a petition, signed by owners of 52% of the frontage
<br />, to be paved had been presented to the City.
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<br />I Mr. Walker objected to paving of the alley, saying he had requested commercial zoning, which had
<br /> been refused, and he felt the alley was of no use to him without commercial zoning. The Mayor
<br />I said the matter of zoning a~d paving of the alley were two separa,te, issues. - The',Manager said a com-
<br /> mercial building is on the property now, but it is non-conforming.
<br />I Councilman Mohr asked Mr. Walker if he would feel the'paving were more equitable if the property were
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<br />. rezoned, and suggested Mr. Walker initiate a request for rezoning.
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<br />I! Dr. Purdy reminded the Council that rezoning matters are up to the Planning Commission, and have
<br />il nrhing to do with this issue. Mrs. Hayward said if 52% of the property had petitioned, the Council
<br />I' should certainly go ahead with the project.
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<br />I Joseph Chace, 2768 Bell Lane, objecte~ to the delay in construction of sewers in Bethel.
<br />I, Mrs.
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<br />'I There was discussion of Bethel-Danebo annexation, and cost to city and residents for sewage lines
<br />I: and treatment plant.
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<br />, Rollcall vote taken on mqtion-as stated. All councilmen present voted aye,' and motion carried unani~,
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<br />I] Waiver of Bidding - Director 'of Public Works said request has been made for waiver of bidding for
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<br />I; sidewalk at 2712 Jackson Street, and award to Ed's Concrete Company for $457.50.
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<br /> !I Mrs. Hayward moved seconded by Mr. McDonald that the contract for sidewalk construction at 2712
<br />I Jackson street be awarded to Ed's Con2re Company for $457.50. Rollcall vote. All councilm~nt
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<br /> ,I present voting aye, motion carried unanimously.
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<br /> II Rezoning - From RA to M-2, north ~O feet of the southerly 170 feet of 'Tax Lot 3700 (Nils Hult) -
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<br /> !: The Manager-expiained that the property owner has a commercial building constructed on this site
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<br /> !: which overlaps its RA zoning by 16 feet. If cannot be occupied until the matter of zoning is
<br /> " straightened out. The Planning Commission proposed to rezone the north 70 feet of the RA zoned
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<br /> ii property, leaving a 100 foot buffer, until the matter of sound bu.ffering can be resolved. - 'k\public
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<br /> " hearing has been held, and there are no legal problems.
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<br /> ,I Mrs. Hayward moved seconded by Mr. Mcdonald that the north 70 feet of ~he southerly 170 feet of
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<br /> I' Tax Lot 3700 be rezoned from RA to M-2. Motion carried. .
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<br /> 'I COMMITTEE REPORTS
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<br /> ,: Committee meeting held September 10, 1969:
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<br /> ii "Present: Mayor Anderson; Councilmen ~ayward, Purdy, Wingard, Gribskov and Mohr; City Manager
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<br /> and staff; and others.
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<br /> :1 1. Field Burning - The Mayor previously sent copies to the Council of a letter from Larry
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<br /> q McKennon, manager of the Albany Chamber of Commerce, outlining his-proposal for a limited
<br /> 11 number of days to be specified for burning, and requested Council comment~ on the
<br /> I, sugges'tion.
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<br /> :, Councilman Mohr read a letter from David Jensen, Eugene attorney, in which he suggested
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<br /> \1 that the City discontinue its account with the U. S. Bank in. retaliation for ~ts parti-
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<br /> II cipation in a Junction City ad denouncing.the city of Eugene for its position regarding
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<br /> Mayor Anderson said such open letters were not confined to Junction City, but had also II
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