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<br />Council Chamber
<br />Eugene., Or'egon
<br />April 23,. 1973
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<br />Adjourned meeting of the Common Council of' the city of Eugene,' Oregon--..
<br />adjourned from the meeting held April 9, 1973 - was called to order by
<br />His Honor Mayor Lester"E. Anderson at 7:30 p.m. on April.2.3, 1973 in the:
<br />Council Chamber with the following councJlmen pre?ent: Mrs:. Beal,
<br />Mr. Williams~ Mr. McDonald, Mr. Hershner, Mrs.. Campbell,. Messrs. Keller,
<br />MurraY-and Wood. .. . ,- .' .
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<br />I. Public Hearings'
<br />A. Bids, Public' Works
<br />1. Echo" Hollow 'R9ad '- Opened Apr~1--3., 1973.
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<br />" lia::l~ "C !lidc~r and Project Contract Cost
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<br />P:\VP:C, Sr:!:\\ALKE, S';::.u:m
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<br />1. L::ho ::..'ll.o\'; Rd. iro::. RO)"o'1l
<br />A~en~e to Ea,ger A~e, (490)
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<br />PROPOSAL 1
<br />4'" Pay.
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<br />PROPOSAL 2
<br />.40' Pav,
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<br />PROPOSAL 3
<br />PARKS
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<br />1. IILdish., . ."..... .$201,105.38. . . $.~98. 395. 00.. ..$190.105. OS. ..51&9.919.30. . . . S~;;-,-Q13. 75. . ,$22,083.75., . .56JL.~~Q.,.9.0_. . .$0.545.02. .. .S;;. 0.:04.0"-
<br />2. De\'ereacx & ?ratt..$20J.709.59...$20d.294.54....5192.188.83...5195,008.86....525.419.66...$22,196.66....583.903.84...$56.222.59....S7,?2~.20
<br />3. E~;;ene Sand........ 5214.631. 32. . . $ 221, 259.17. . . . S 198.353.90. . .5209,1 E S. 43. . . .527,195 _ 50. . . $ 23,479.10. . . . S 97,396.51. . . $ 69,241. 44. . . . S s. 3,53; OJ
<br />4. Delta Cc:!st...,.. ..$212.93. . 63... $~o Bie.,..... .$194.849.51., . $~;o Bid...,..., $28,383.90.. .$24 .164.70.. ,$105.126.45. ,,$ 74,221.45... ,$3 .11. . CO
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<br />Cost to
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<br />Cost to City
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<br />A::lount 8ud~e:od
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<br />Re.lden:lal.. ...... $ 15.40 it/Ct............ Paving.... ....... $12,550.00..... ..........,.. ...., ,."., ." ....531,350.00
<br />C::1Cerc'al......... $ 20.30 ft/ft Bike Lanes....... $27.050.00.........................,......... .519,560.00
<br />Sicielo'al;:s.......... $ 3.50 ft/ft StO:1O Sewer.,.... $.\9.550.00............................,...... .561.860.00
<br />Stem S'.-:" Direct.. $11.700.CO Pari&; Parkil'\g
<br />Se"er S:"bs and llrivelo'q adjust::ients area. cte........ $25,014.00....................................$30,000.00
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<br />1973-i4 Rueget Be~d Fund
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<br />COMPLETION DATE: Scpte~;er 1. 1973
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<br />Public Works.. Director reviewed: b\ds 'and explained . 'that Proposal 1 for' 44-foot
<br />paving provi.ded for two 5-foot bike/pedestrian lanes, two ll-foot travel lanes,
<br />and one 12.,...foot 'cneter turn lane. Proposal-;:: for ~40':"'fo.ot pav-ing' provides 'for
<br />two '8-foot parking. lanes and two 12-foou travel. lanes. Prpposal J covers
<br />Parks Department on-site improvemenus adJacent to' Echo' Hollow swimming pool,
<br />estimated to cost about $6000'ciore if bid sep~rately. Assessment to'
<br />abutting properties will be on the basis of 36-foot paving, City to pay
<br />for additional width. Recommendation was to award contract to Wildish
<br />Construction on the low alternate bid for 44-foot paving, the Bicycle Com-
<br />mittee concurring in this recommendation, plus low basic bid for Parks .
<br />Department work (Proposal 3), storm sewer, and sanitary sewer for a total
<br />contract price of $296,710.. . .. ,
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<br />Public hearing was.openedand those speaking in favor of the proposed improve-
<br />ment were Bruce Lassen, 4448 Knoop; Basil Hayden, 4430 Willhi; Laoni Davis,
<br />member of the Bicycle Committee, 3015 Emerald; Jean Raabe, 4335 Avalon.'
<br />They maintained the.improve~ent would increase safety through separation
<br />of bike and auto traffic, provide pedestrian lane for children going to
<br />and from school, cut street maintenance costs. It was noted that Bethel-
<br />Danebo is one of the last areas in the City needing improved feeder streets
<br />and that delay would increase cost of the project.
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<br />Those opposed were Louie Patton, 1190 Echo Hollow Road; Rosealee Munn,
<br />representing Active Bethel Citizens; Joe Slagel, 430 Glenhaven Road, repre-
<br />senting also Allison Park Church;J. H. Sorensen, 4300 Avalon; B. H. Mont-
<br />gomery, 1120 Echo Hollow Road; Ed Lundberg, 4120 Concord; Archie DuGuid,
<br />4320 Avalon, speaking for Carl Juhl. Their objections were based primarily
<br />on inability of senior citizens in the area to pay assessment for the
<br />widening project in addition to those for recent sewer installation. There
<br />was opposition also to. inclusion of the bike lane. Delay of the project
<br />was requested. Petitions against the project signed by owners of properties
<br />abutting the street were not. e.g... Also mem.ti.oned were other arterials planned
<br />for the area which opponent~ f~lt would obviate the need for widening
<br />Echo Hollow. Mr. DuGuid doubted that assessment against Mr. Juhl's property
<br />could be Bancrofted since he figured it would amount tOimore'than the allowed
<br />percentage of the property's worth.
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<br />Manager noted letters in favor of ;the project received' from Mr. and
<br />Al Ny~gaard, 585 Taney Street; Ruth Bascom, chairman of the Bicycle
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<br />Committee;
<br />4/23/7311 .
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