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<br /> paved alleys -and Increase'Cf -maintenance-costs to -the City, plus the--annoyance of <br /> badly maintained alleys to owners of abutting properties, especially in high- I <br /> density areas. Mrs. Beal said she believed apartment house owners petitioning <br /> 'paving should pay for that improvement since they are the ones who will be using <br /> the improved alley. - <br /> Mr. McDonald suggested appointment of a committee to make some concrete recommenda- . <br /> tions with regard to the recurring problem of assessments and benefits. <br /> ,Mayor Anderson, in answer to Mr. Cheevers' statement that his paying for part of <br /> ,'this improvement is unfair, said the Council in its deliberation would consider <br /> the problem of inequity. <br /> I Bradshaw arrived at the meeting. <br /> I Mr. <br /> I <br /> :Discussion followed on other situations which might be comparable to the one being <br /> considered, valuation of abutting property after alley improvement, deferred <br /> 'assessments, percentage of front footage represented on the improvement petition, <br /> possibility of apartment owners' paying for paving, etc. <br /> -- +~ - - - ~ __ ____ __ L <br /> Rollcall vote was taken on the motion as stated. Motion carried, <br /> all councilmen present voting aye, except Mrs. Beal voting no, and <br /> Mr. Bradshaw abstaining. <br /> ! 2. Bids Opened July 18, 1972 <br /> i Contract Cost Cost to Cost to Amount <br /> !Project and Name of Bidder Basic Alternate Ablitting Property City Budgeted . <br /> ; Paving <br /> Norwood Street from Carmel <br /> ,Avenue to Marlow Lane (850) <br /> IWildish Construction $24,943.31 $23,934.72 34'Pvg-$15.70/fr.ft. $15,106.00 - <br /> ;Eugene Sand & Gravel No Bid 30,252.47 Direct to Dist.#4 Strm Swr <br /> ~Devereaux & Pratt 34,245.39 33,027.45 $1,319.00 <br /> Completion Date: October 1, 1972 <br /> i Sanitary Sewer <br /> > In area between 1-105 and <br /> '850 ' south of Centennial <br /> !Boulevard from east line of <br /> 1st Addn Ayres Subdivision <br /> ito 1200' west of Fairway L~(786) Alt . #1 Alt.#2 Alt . # 3 <br /> Shur-Way Contractors 135,596.00 No Bid $143,581.00 No Bid - <br /> Wildish Construction No Bid NO Bid 147,280.00 $147,597.50 <br /> Lat o . 30 sq. ft . I <br /> Serv 233.00 each <br /> Levy 0.005 sq.ft. <br /> Direct to <br /> Ayres Subdiv $19,713.00 . <br /> Completion Date: December 1, 1972 <br /> IPublic Works recommended award of contract to low bidder on paving Norwood Street. <br /> Rejection of bids on sanitary sewer between 1-105 and Centennial Boulevard in Fairway <br /> Loop area was recommended because bids submitted were higher than anticipated and ! <br /> it was felt a better design of the facility would result in better bids. Test holes <br /> indicate shallower lines and use of another pump station would result in lower bids. <br /> Roger Hannum, 2060 Centennial Boulevard; Ed Pape', 20 Coburg Road; and Benny Bartel, <br /> :2170 Centennial Boulevard protested the project because of the estimated high cost I <br /> ,based on the bids submitted. <br /> :In answer to questions from the Council, Assistant Public Works Director said the <br /> sewer construction cost this year has been about l5~ per square foot for average <br /> Idesign and soil conditions compared to 30~ on bids submitted for this project. And <br /> that the cost of the pump station would be assessed to the benefitted area under i <br /> another project, allowing this area to be served before the East Bank Trunk is <br /> constructed. <br /> Mr. Mohr moved seconded by Mrs. Beal to award contract to the low oidder . <br /> on paving Norwood Street, and reject bids on the Centennial~ Boulevard sewer. <br /> r--r--- - -.......... . - -....---,-----. -. - -~ .- <br /> Rollcall vote. ~Motion carpied, all counciffimenlpresent voting aye. <br /> d\l 7/24/72 - 3 <br />