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<br />ORDINANCE NO. 9290
<br />An Ordinance approving and adopting the plans and specifications of,the City Engineer for the improve-
<br />ment of Alder Street between, _T~ty-fourth Avenue and Twent~f~.fth Avenue in the City
<br />of Eugene, Oregon, by installation of integral curb concrete paving, or asphaltic con-
<br />crete paving with combinati on curb and gutter, and grading and drainage thereof,
<br />in the City of Eugene, Oregon, by directing the City Recorder to
<br />advertise for bids for the construction of said improvement in accordance with such plans and specifica-
<br />tions, -and notifying property owners when and where the bids therefor will be opened and considered.
<br />WHEREAS, the Common Council of the said City of Eugene, on the 28th day of
<br />March 19~ ~9 ,: passed Ordinance No. 9289 for the improvement of -.
<br />~1lcier Street. between ~nty-fourth Avenue and Twenty-fifth Avenues in the City of
<br />Eugerbe, C9regon, bg installation of integral curb concrete paving, or asphaltic concrete
<br />paving with combination curb and fitter, and grading and drainage thereof,
<br />in the City of Eugene, by and said Ordinance
<br />was approved by the Mayor of the City on the day of 29th March , 1~ 49 ;and,
<br />WHEREAS, Section 3.of said Ordinance directs the City Engineer to make and prepare complete plans
<br />and specifications for the improvement of said street as specified in said Ordinance, and,
<br />WHEREAS, plans and specifications have- been so prepared by the City Engineer and have been examined
<br />by the members of the Common Council of the City and found to be satisfactory:
<br />THE CITY OF EUGENE DOES ORDAIN AS FOLLOWS
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<br />Section 1. That the plans and specifications of the City Engineer for the improvement of
<br />Alder Street betv~reen Trrenty-fourth Avenue and Twenty-fifth Avenue
<br />in the City of Eugene, by paving the same and doing such other work as may be necessary to completely im-
<br />prove the same are in all things approved and adopted, and the said street shall be improved in
<br />accordance therewith.
<br />Section 2. That the City Recorder is instructed to give notice to contractors and property owners,
<br />as provided in Section 53, 54 and 55-B, of the Charter of the City of Eugene, inviting bids for the improve-
<br />ment of said street as prescribed in and in conformity to said plans and specifications.
<br />Section 3. That the Common Council declares that the said improvement and the whole thereof shall
<br />be let as one contract, and the City Recorder is directed to state in the notice to contractors and property
<br />owners that said improvement will be let in one contract, and to also state therein the time and place when
<br />and where bids for the construction of said improvement will be opened and considered by the Common
<br />Council, and, that at such time and place property owners may file remonstrances against letting said con-
<br />tract.
<br />Section 4. That the party whose bid is accepted for said improvement shall sign a contract for said
<br />work within ten days from the time of the receipt by him of the notification of the acceptance of his
<br />bid, and the work thereon shall be commenced within ten days after the letting of said contract, and shall
<br />be completed within sixty days thereafter, unless an extension of the time therefor be granted by the Com-
<br />mon Council. The party whose bid is accepted shall also execute and deliver to the city a good and sufficient
<br />bond, with one or more sureties to be approved by the Public V,fork s Committee of the City,
<br />in an amount equal to eighty per cent of his contract price, as security for the faithful and satisfactory ful-
<br />fillment of his contract.
<br />Section 5. That each party bidding for said improvement shall accompany his bid with a certified
<br />check or cash in an amount equal to five per cent of the amount of his bid, as evidence of good faith, and
<br />said check, or the proceeds thereof, or said money shall be retained by the City until a written contract is
<br />finally made, and fully executed and the bond furnished and delivered, all to be done within ten days after
<br />the award of said contract.
<br />Section 6. WHEREAS, the improvement contemplated and provided for by this ordinance, is a necessary
<br />improvement, and the streets to be improved are in such condition that their immediate improvement is
<br />essential to their safety, it is, therefore, declared that an emergency exists and that it is necessary for the
<br />immediate preservation of the public peace, health and safety, that this ordinance take effect at once, and
<br />it is ordered that this act shall take effect immediately upon its passage by the Council and approval by
<br />the Mayor.
<br />Approved by the Mayor this Passed by the Common Council this
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<br />/s/ V. E. Johnson /s/__Henry_F._ Beistel__ _ __ _ City Recorder
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