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<br /> of the project should be postponed until all information is available on the proposed II
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<br /> ! Mrs. Beal expressed Council appreciation to Mr. Pearson, Planning Commission president, i
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<br /> who was present at the meeting, and to the entire Commission for the excellent 'I
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<br /> d work in their pililic hearings. Mayor Anderson agreed with her, and said these ':
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<br /> I Mrs. Campbell expressed inTerest in continuing the hearing, since there were people
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<br /> ii in the audience who had come for this express purpose. Mayor Anderson explained
<br /> I, the Planning Commission recommendation for postponement, and that it was felt any
<br /> ,\ hearing at this time might be redundant.
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<br /> Ii Mr. Teague moved seconded by Mr. Mohr to adopt the Planning Commission recommendation
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<br /> 'I that action on the agreement for Highway 126 (Roosevelt Freeway) be postponed. This :1
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<br /> Ii recommendation for postponement is the result of unanswered questions which were ':
<br /> 1\ raised at the Commission's two public hearings on November 16 and 18. This postpone- e
<br /> ment was further supported by a recommendation by the City Manager that a decision "
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<br /> regarding this contract be delayed by both the Commission and the City Council until
<br /> an Environmental Impact Study has been submitted for their review.
<br /> Mrs. Beal was impressed with the amount of work the Planning Commission had put into
<br /> its recommendation and suggested the Council adopt the entire recommendation, includ-
<br /> ing items 1, 2 and 3. She asked to amend the motion to include these portions. I
<br /> Mayor Anderson suggested Mr. Teague's motion be voted upon, and then Mrs. Beal
<br /> cguld make this as another motion. She withdrew her amendment.
<br /> Mrs. Campbell was concerned that there were councilmen who had not attended the
<br /> Planning Commission public hearings, and that this public hearing should continue,:
<br /> Mayor Anderson said if this ~otion passed, public hearings would be postponed until
<br /> further information was available through an environmental impact study. Comments
<br /> Ii would be redundant, since much of the information was on record through the Planning
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<br /> I' Mrs. Campbell suggested that Councilmen who had not attended the hearings listen
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<br /> I' to the tapes of the proceedings. Mayor Anderson said there would be a written
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<br /> i: Vote taken on motion as stated. Motion carried. 'I
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<br /> /! Mrs. Beal moved the City Council adopt recommendatias 1, 2 and 3 of the Planning
<br /> I Commission report on the Hwy 126 contract. Motion died for lack of a second.
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<br /> ji Councilman Mohr commented that his reason for not seconding Mrs. Beal's motion was
<br /> Ii that he intends, at the Wednesday committee meeting, to prepare for Council review
<br /> I: a program which may accomplish many of the recommendations, but in a different form.
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<br /> " He could see the Planning Commission recommendations were well thought out, and he I
<br /> Ii would like to develop a slightly different form of procedure for Council consideration.
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<br /> Ii Mayor Anderson again commended the Planning Commission for its hearings, and said
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<br /> much of the material could provide input into the environmental impact study.
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<br /> 'f City Manager commented that many letters, petitions, etc. had been received, and
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<br /> these will be placed on record and used in conjunction with material from public hearings.
<br /> B. Bids, opened by Public Works Department November 16, 1971. e
<br /> ALLEY PAVING:
<br /> Btn 6th Ave & 7th Ave from Van Buren to Tyler
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<br /> q Fred Stubbert $4,859.64 $6.65/fr ft 0 I
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<br /> ]1 Wildish Const. Co. 4,967.26 ,I
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<br /> R. C. Parsons & Son -:-5,,~60.48 COMPLETION: Feb. 1, 197(2
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<br /> !I SIDEWAEK, SANITARY SEWER & STORM SEWER q
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<br /> I[ Devereaux & Pratt 20,693.76 20,693.76 25,000.00
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<br /> Ii Wildish Const. Co. 22,521. 72 (Eng. Est. 21,739 . Jj~)
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<br /> I' Fred Stubbert 26,112 .11 I
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<br /> " Cushing Bros. , 28,212.19 COMPLETION: May 1, 1972 !
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<br /> Ii STORM SEWER:
<br /> :' Btn Sally Way (, Marlow Lane From
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<br /> :1 Norwood St. to approx. 500' West Basic Alternate
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<br /> " Cushing Bros. , Inc. 34,730.00 34,750.00 9.77 /fr. ft. 26,380.00 0
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<br /> II; Wildish Const. Co. 43,700.00 No bid (Eng. Est. 30,250) ii
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<br /> I! D G D Backhoe 52,906.40 No bid COMPo DATE: July 15, 1972/ e
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