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<br />ALL BIDS WERE ACCOMPANIED BY A CERTlrlED CHECK OR BIDDERS BOND AND WERE IN PROPER ORDER. CITY
<br />MANAGER RECOMMENDED THAT THE BID or T. C. WILDISH IN THE AMOUNT or $1,862.70 BE ACCEPTED.
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<br />IT WAS MOVED BY CRUMBAKER, SECONDED
<br />81,862.70, BEING THE BEST AND LOWEST BID
<br />ENTER INTO ~ CONTRACT WITH T. C. WILDISH
<br />ROLLCALL V-OTE. ALLEN AND SMITH ABSENT.
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<br />BY DAVIS THAT THE BID or T. C. WILDISH IN THE SUM or
<br />SUBMITTED, THAT THE PROPER CITY orrlCERS BE INSTRUCTED TO
<br />rOR PAVING 23RD AVENUE rROM KINCAID TO HARRIS STREET.
<br />MOTION CARRIED.
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<br />THIS BEING THE DATE SET rOR THE CONSIDERATION or BIDS rOR THE INSTALLATION OF A STORM SEWER
<br />ON 16TH AVENUE EAST rROM WILLAUETTE TO OAK STREET, THE CITY MANAGER REPORTED THAT THE FOLLOWINQ
<br />BID5 HAD BEEN OPENED PUBLICLY ON APRIL 8, 1949 AT 2:00 P.M., AND TABULATED AS FOLLOWS:
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<br />18TH AVENUE - WILLAMETTE TO
<br />OAK - STORM SEWER
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<br />T. C. WILDISH
<br />f. W. RIDDLE
<br />DEL R. BEEBE CONST. CO.
<br />HAMILTON & THOMS
<br />INTER-CITY SAND & GRAVEL COMPANY
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<br />3,146.00
<br />2',200.20
<br />2,013.12
<br />2,020.00
<br />2,504.20
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<br />ALL BIDS WERE ACCOMPANIED BY A CERTlrlED CHECK OR BIDDERS BOND AND WERE IN PROPER ORDER.
<br />CITY MANAGER RECOMMENDED THAT THE BID OF BEEBE CONSTRUCTION COMPANY IN THE AMOUNT OF $2,013.12
<br />BE ACCEPTED.
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<br />IT WAS MOVED BY CRUMBAKER, SECONDED BY DAVIS THAT THE LOW BID OF BEEBE CONSTRUCTION COMPANY
<br />IN THE SUM or $2,013.12, BEING THE BEST AND LOWEST BID SUBMITTED, THAT THE PROPER CITY OFFICERS
<br />BE INSTRUCTED TO ENTER INTO A CONTRACT WITH BEEBE CONSTRUCTION rOR THE INSTALLATION OF A STORM
<br />SEWER ON 18TH AVENUE rROM WILLAMETTE TO OAK STREET. ROLLCALL VOTE. ALLEN AND SMITH ABSENT.
<br />MOTION CARRIED.
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<br />REPORTS OF OFFICERS
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<br />4 A GENERAL REPORT or THE CITY MANAGER - RE: WEST SIDE SEWER PROGRESS REPORT, SEWER ASSESSMENT
<br />FOR PROPERTY OWNERS ON OLIVE STREET, AND VARIOUS OTHER MATTERS WAS SUBMITTED AND READ AS FOLLOWS:
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<br />"IT HAS BEEN MY CUSTOM TO SUBMIT CURRENT PROGRESS REPORTS OF ALL DEPARTMENTS AND THEIR
<br />ACTIVITIES AND IT IS WITH A GREAT DEAL or PLEASURE THAT I SUBMIT MY FIRST REPORT OF MUNICIPAL
<br />ACTIVITIES or THE CITY or EUGENE.
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<br />As WE PREPARE rOR THE FISCAL YEAR 1949-50, TWO CONSIDERATIONS ARE PREDOMINATE IN PREPARA-
<br />TION OF THE BUDGET; CAPITAL OUTLAY IMPROVEMENTS BASED UPON AS PERMANENT A BASIS AS POSSiBLE
<br />AND INCREASED DEMAND UPON MUNICIPAL SERVICES INVOLVING PUBLIC SArETY AND ENVIRONMENTAL SANI-
<br />TATION. AN ADEQUATE FINANCIAL STRUCTURE TO SUPPORT THIS PROGRAM IS PARAMOUNT IF THE CON-
<br />TINUiTY or THESE PROGRAMS AND SERVICES IS CARRIED ON FROM YEAR TO YEAR. EVERY EFrORT IS BEING
<br />MADE TO COMPLETE BUDGET RECOMMENDATIONS rOR COUNCIL AND BUDGET COMMITTEE CONSIDERATION IN THE
<br />NEAR rUTURE.
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<br />A BRIEF REPORT UPON PROGRESS or CURRENT ACTIVITIES IS AS FOLLOWS:
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<br />fiRE DEPARTMENT
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<br />THE SUBSTATIONS LOCATED AT fiRST AND JACKSON AND 17TH AND AGATE, WITH ESTIMATED COST OF
<br />840,446.20 ARE 75% COMPLETE AND SHOULD BE ACTIVATED ABOUT MAY THE rIRST. THE STATION LOCATED
<br />AT 17TH AND AGATE, HOWEVER, CANNOT BE ACTIVATED UNTIL JULY rIRST, PENDING THE 1949-50 BUDGET
<br />A..PROPRIATlONS TO COVER OPERATIONAL EXPENDITURES. IN ORDER TO ACTIVATE THIS STATION, SEVEN
<br />ADDITIONAL MEN ARE NEEDED, ONE ADDITIONAL PUMPER. FUNDS ARE AVAILABLE ($10,600.00) FOR THE
<br />PURCHASE OF THIS ADDITIONAL PIECE OF EQUIPMENT.. ALSO ANOTHER LARGER PUMPER (1000 TO 12,000
<br />GALLONS PER MINUTE) NEEDED rOR DOWNTOWN STATION AND FUNDS TO BE BUDGETED IN 1949-50 BUDGET.
<br />THE NEW 100-FOOT AERIAL IS DUE IN MAY TO BE STATIONED IN THE CENTRAL STATION. COST IS
<br />$33,000 AND rUNDS ARE ON HAND FOR PAYMENT. INSTALLATION or THE GAMEWELL FIRE ALARM SYSTEM IS
<br />ABOuT 25% COMPLETE, INCLUDING THE CENTRAL STATION EQUIPMENT AND 24 ALARM BOXES AND SHOULD BE
<br />COMPLETED BY MAY rIRST.
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<br />THE DRILL TOWER BEING CONSTRUCTED AT CHESHIRE AND LINCOLN, IN SKINNER'S BUTTE PARK, WHICH
<br />IS A JUNIOR CHAMBER OF COMMERCE rUNCTION, Is ABOUT 60% COMPLETE, AND SHOULD BE. COMPLETED BY
<br />MAY 10TH AT NO COST TO THE CITY, DUE TO CONTRIBUTIONS FROM THE JUNIOR CHAMBER OF COMMERCE,
<br />AND THE LUMBER INDUSTRIES, AND THE WORK BEING DONE BY fiRE DEPARTMENT PERSONNEL.
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<br />P6LICE DEPARTMENT
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<br />DURING THE PAST MONTH 348 MOVING ARRESTs (ACCIDENT PRODUCING) WERE MADE. THERE WERE
<br />214 ACCIDENTS REPORTED OF WHICH 17 WERE INVOLVED IN INJURIES. toss Ot PROPERTY DURING MARCH
<br />WAS $4,115.00 AND RECOVERY WAS $2,740.00 OUTSIDE OF AUTOMOBILES OF WHICH THERE WAS 100%
<br />RECOVERY or 10 STOLEN CARS. TOTAL PROPERTY STOLEN DURING THE PAST THREE MONTHS WAS $32,254.89
<br />WITH A TOTAL RECOVERY OF $26,715.28. CLASSlrlED CRIME CASES REPORTED TOTALED 279 INCLUDING
<br />RAPE, BURGLARY, LARCENY, THErT, EMBEZZLEMENT, DRUNKEDNESS, ETC. THERE WAS A TOTAL or 1671
<br />CASES INVOLVING POLICE ACTIVITIES DURING THE PAsT MONTH EXCLUDING STANDING TRAFrlC VIOLATIONS
<br />SUCH AS PARKING TICKETS, WARNINGS, ETC.
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