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~332 --~-----~_._- --<~- - - ~ - -- ~_-_~-::-:-;::---=-~-----:-~ ~~__-_---=~--:-::"-----=---:-----:- :.0-:;:----:-:;-----. --- --=-:- -:-~.-- -.-::--:;:- _~--:::-- ::----::-_.~- ~---::-----..--:;_::-::;::_----:-:------:- .::-. -------- ---- ------~------- - . -' - ..- - - -.-.:..---:..:..:....:..~~----..--~.~-=~"":-.-:=: - ---- .------ i NOTICE OF SPECIAL COUNCIL I~ETING :t;-..r-;i To the members of the Common Council of the City of Eugene NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN on this 11th day of April 1945 the ~illyor of Eugene hereby calls a meeting to be'held in the Cduncil Chambers at 7:30 P.M., City of Eugene, for the follow- ing purpose: )~., ~ j~ "",, ,,1..- {~ To award the bid for construction of City Outlook Addition Sewer Installation.' /s/ Earl L. McNutt Mayor Eugene, O:regon April 11, 1945 The meeting was called to order by Mayor McNutt. All Councilmen present except Bailey and Hurley. 1 The Committee on Sewers to whom was referred the struction of City Outlook Addition Sewer Installation, report: "We April 9, Council on bids submitted for con- submitted the following have examined and scheduled the six 1945. The lump sum bids were found Harry I. Hamilton Co. Strong & Macdonald H. C. vVerner J. Ira McNutt Rushlight Automatic bids filed with the to be as follows: $20,846.20 $32,341.94 ~26, 9~)4. 30 ~26,914.30 $25,290.02 ~25,256.00 :JP55,926.50 Sprinkler Co.$29,379.26 Oregon Installation Co. Your committee recommends that the bid of Harry I. Hamilton Co. in the amount of $20,846.20 be accepted, and the contract awarded to them. Your committee further recommends that the City Manager be authorized to negotiate with the contractor any changes relative to size, amount, or type of material that may be necessary by reason of certain requirements of the Oregon State Sanitary Authorities - such changes to be in conformity with provisions of Ordinance 8809 relating to contract alterations." It was moved by Crumbaker, seconded by Hawn that the report be adopted. Motion carried. It was moved by Crumbaker, seconded by Hawn that proper city officers be directe to award contract to Harry I. Hamilton Company. Motion carried. The following report was submitted by the Board of Appeals: "At a meeting of the Board of Appeals held in the office of th~ City Engi- 2 neeI' this afternoon (April 11th), the request of C. A. Carlson for a 15 apart- ment building at 361 Fourteenth Avenue East was reconsidered. The Board recom- mends that the request be .denied. The request of Mrs. Hattie Bowers to convert the second floor of her resi- dence at 1599 Moss Street into an apartment is recommended. The request of R. A. Bowers for a set-bac~ of 20 feet at the southeast cor ner of 21st and Onyx Streets be denied but that he be allowed a set-back of 25 F . A request was received from Elmo B. Chase asking to be allowed to use the basement of the Broadway Building at the northeast corner of Broadway and Oak Streets for- commercial storage. The B08rd recommends that the request be denied. A request was received from L. Jorgensen asking for a waiver of set-back on a small-lot at the southeast corner of 12th and .A1ams Street. The I3oe.rc reco- mmends that this request be denied." Motion by Hawn, seconded by Davis that the Inatter of recommendation relative to use of Broadway Building basement for storage be referred to the City Manager and Street Committee for further consideration. Motion carried. Motion by Hawn, seconded by Johnson that the recommendation relative to 15 apartment building at 361 Fourteenth Avenue East be held up and a letter addressed to Planning Commission relative to expansion of multiple-family zone in this area. Motion carri~d. ~ I I I