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~~ l FUEL GI~ (CONT'D) CENTRAL HEATING COMPANY STOVE OIL P.S. 100 DIESEL OIL P.S. 200 . LT. FUEL OIL P.S. 300 PRICE PER GAL. FOR SINGLE DEL. OF 400 GAL. OR MORE AT EUGENE $ PRICE PER BARREL OF 42 GALS. $ .144 - .129 3.75 F.O.B. EUGENE, LESS 2%, 30 DAYS MANERUD HUNTINGTON FUEL COMPANY STOVE OIL P.S. 100 DIESEL OIL P.S. 200 LT. FUEL OIL P.S. 300 .144 . 129 3.75 F.O.B. EUGENE, LESS 2% PETRO-LANE OIL COMPANY STOVE OIL P.S. 100 DIESEL OIL P.S. 200 .139 . 12~ ALL BIDS WERE IN PROPER ORDER. ,CITY MANAGER RECOMMENDED THAT THE BID OF THE PETRO-LANE OIL COMPANY FOR STOVE OIL, P.S. 100 AT $.139 PER GALLON AND THAT THE BID OF THE SHELL OIL LOMPANY FOR DIESEL OIL, P.S. 200 AT $.118 PER GALLON BE ACCEPTED. IT WAS RECOMMENDED" FURTHER TfiAT THE BIDS OF THE CENTRAL HEATING COMPANY AND MANERUD HUNTINGTON FUEL COMPANY ON LT. FUEL OIL P.S. 3,00 AT 13.75 (LESS 2%) PER BARREL BE AC~EPTED AND ORDERS MADE TO EACH ON AN EQUAL BASIS SINCE LIMITED STORAGE FACILITIES WILL NOT PERMIT PURCHASES F.O.B. PORTLAND. I IT WAS MOVED BY CRUM~AKER, SECONDED BY DAVIS THAT THE RECOMMENDATION OF tlTY MANAGER BE ACCEPTED AND THAT PROPER CITY OFFICERS BE AUTHORIZED TO ENTER INTO CONTRACTS WITH THESE COMPANIES FOR OIL REQUIREMENTS FOR THE YEAR 1950. ROLLCALL VOTE. MOTION CARRIED. I" REPORTS OF OFFICERS 4 A COpy OF THE MINUTES OF THE MEETING RELATIVE TU FIRE PROTECTION ON THE UNIVERSITY CAMPUS WAS SUBMITTED. IT WAS MOVED BY CRUMBAKER, SECONDED BY DAVIS THAT THE COUNCIL APPROVE THE REPORT. MOTION CARRIED. ( 5 A REPORT OF THE CITY' MANAGER - RE: AMAZON FLOOD CONTROL, SEWAGE DISPOSAL, ETC., WAS SUBMITTED AND READ AS FOLLOWS: "I. A'ST'REET LIGHTING SURVEY AND ESTIMATE OF COSTS TO REPLACE THEM WITH NEW MERCURY VAPOR SYSTEM IS BEING JOINTLY" MADE BY GENERAL ELECTRIC ENGINEERS IN CONJUNCTION WITH THE EUGENE WATER & ELECTRIC BOARD. THE SURVEY WILL COVER THREE PHASES. I. FRANKLIN BOULEVARD AND ALL HIGHWAYS WITHIN THE CITY. 2. BUSIN~SS SECTION - WILLAMETTE STREET, aLIVE, CHARNELTON, OAK AND PEARL, AND CONNECTING STREETS. 3. RESIDENTIAL SECTION. I 2. THE CONSULTING ENGINEERS ARE PROGRESSING SATISFACTORILY WITH THE STUDY OF A METROPOLITAN SEWAGE DISTRICT. THEY ARE CORRELATING ALL THE FACTUAL INFORMATION AVAILABLE FROM EUGENE, SPRINGFIELD AND LANE COUNTY AND HAVE BEEN MAKING A FIELD STUDY OF THE DRAINAGE AREAS INVOLVED. ONE THING OF PARTICULAR IMPORTANCE WHICH THEY WI"LL INCLUDE IN THEIR R E COM MEN 0 A T ION S 1ST H A'T E U G ENE, S P R I N G FIE L DAN 0 ALL C I TIE S L 0 CAfE 0 WIT H I NTH E W ILL AM E T T E VALLEY IN CONNECTION WITH THE STATE MUST DETERMINE THE MINIMUM AMOUNT OF WATER NEEDED IN THE WILLAMETTE RIVER FOR FUTURE SEWAGE DILLUTION. THIS INFORMATION SHOULD BE PROPERLY REPORTED TO THE ARMY ENGINEERS FOR THEIR USE AND INFORMATION IN THE DESIGN AND CONSTRUCTION OF THE MULTI-PURPosi DAMS ON THE WILLAMETTE AND McKE~ZIE RIVERS TO ASSURE ~D~QUATE CONS.ISTANT o FLOWS DURING LOW WATER. 3. NEW HOPE HAS COME ~OR THE COMPLETION OF THE AMAZON THROUGH THE RE-SURVEY NOW BEING CONDUCTED BY T~E ARMY ENGINEERS. A PUBLIC HEARING HAS BEEN SET BY THE ARMY ENGINEERS .. . .. FOR 1:30 P.M. JANUARY 24TH ON THIS PROJECT AND IT IS SUGGESTED THAT ALL ATTEND WHO CAN o .. . .. ~ POSSI~LY MAKE IT. THE ARMY ENGINEERS ARE STUDYING THE PROPOSAL OF THEIR PARTICIPATION IN THE ACQUISITION OF R.O.W. AND CONSTRUCTION COSTS FROM THE DIVERSION STRUCTURE ON WEST, AND A~SO THEIR PARTICIPATION ON THAT PART OF THE PROJECT WITHIN THE CITY OF EUGENE AS WELL AS OUTSIDE THE CITY. IF THIS DRAINAGE PROJECT CAN BE COMPLETED IN ITS ENTIRETY WITH FEDERAL ASSISTANCE FROM THE ARMY ENGINEERS, WOULD SUGGEST THE FOLLOWING PROGRAM FOR THE CITY OF EuGENE, NOT TO ., EXCEED FUNDS AS VOTED FOR AMAZON DRAINAGE, PLUS FEDERAL GRANTS. I ~