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rt'34 -- -. -.- - . - ALL BIDS WERE IN PROPER ORDER AND ACCOMPANIED BY A. CASH I ERS CHECK OR BIDDERS BOND. CITY I MANAGER RECOMMENDED THE BID OF K. A. WARDELL BE ACCEPTED. IT WAS MOVED BY CRUMBAKER, SECONDED BY ALLEN THAT THE BID OF' K. A. WARDELL, BEING THE"- BEST AND LOWEST BID SUBMITTED, BE A C C E P TE 0 , AND THE PROPER CITY OFFICERS BE AUTHORIZED TO' ENTER INTO A CONTRACT WITH K. A. WARDELL FOR THE I NSTA.LLATI ON OF A. CONCRETE SIDEWALK ON THE WEST SIDE OF HARRIS STREET FROM 25TH TO 29TH AVENUE IN THE AMOUNT OF $2,155.15. ROLLCALL V'OTE. -MOTION CARRIED. SANITARY SEWER IN ALLEY BETWEEN OLIVE A.ND CHARNEL TON --. FRO~ 24TH TO 25TH AVENUE I COAST {ONS~RU~TI~N ~ JESKE BROS. , $ 673.75 W. F. STONEBURNER I , 271 .25 I I BOTH BIDS WERE IN PROPER ORDER AND ACCOMPANI EP. ~y A CASHIERS CHECK OR BIDDERS BOND. CITY MANAGER RECOMMENDED THE BID OF COAST CONSTRUCTION COMPANY A.ND JESKE BROS. BE ACCEPTED. IT WAS'MOVED BY CRUMBAKER, SECONDED BY ALLEN THAT THE BID OF COAST CONSTRUCTION COMPANY It AND JESKE BROS. BE ACCEPTED, AND THE PROPER 'C I TY OFFICERS BE AUTHORIZED TO ENTER I'NTO A CONTRACT WITH COAST CONSTRUCTION COMPANY AND JES~E BROS. FOR THE INSTALLATION OF A SANI'TARY SEWER IN THE ALLEY BETWEEN OLIVE AND CHARNEL TON STREET FROM 24TH TO 25TH AVENUE INTHE AMOUNT OF $673.75. ROLLCALL VOTE. MOTION CA.R'RIED. REPORTS OF OFFICERS 1 4 A REPORT OF THE CITY MANAGER - RE: CONFERENCE OF NATIONAL COMMITTEE OF THE AMERICAN INSTITU'TE 'OF PAR~ E~ECUTIVES; HOLIDAY, JULY 5TH; TRAFFIC SIGNALS; COOPERATION WITH COUNTY COURT ON OBiAINING AERI~L PHOTOGRA'PHS OF THE CITY OF EUGENE AND IMMEDIATE VICINITY; ACQUISITION OF AR'EApFOR. THE EXTEN'S'ION OF THE NORTH/SOUTH RUNWAY AT MA~LON SWEET AIRPORT wAs SUBMITTE~ iND READ AS FOLLOWS!:' Ii "OUR SUPERINTENDENT OF PARKS, WILLIAM R. MATSLER HAS BEEN APPOINTED A MEMBER OF THE il 'I NATIONAL COMMI TTEE OF THE AMERICAN INSTITUTE OF PARK EXECUTIVES AND HAS BEEN INVITED TO II ATTEND ON JUNE 23RD AND 24TH, IN DETROI T, MICHIGAN. ' THI S I: THEIR TWO DAY CONFERENCE II COMMITTEE HAS BEEN APPOINTED TO STUDY A NA.TIONAL IN-SERVICE TRAINING PROGRAM IN THE DEVELOPMENT OF PARK AND RECREATIONAL A R'E AS. Ii IT IS RECOMMENDED THAT MR. MATSLER BE AUTHORIZED TO ATTEND THIS I N-SERV ICE TRAINING I . CONFERENC-E ON BEHALF OF THE CITY OF E'UGENE AND THE FUTURE PARK DEVELOPMENT AND RECREATIONAL PROGRA.MS OF THE STATE OF OREGON. HIS EXPENSES ARE BEING PAID BY THE AMERICAN INSTITUTE OF PARK EXECUTIVES. 2. IN ACCORDANCE WITH - RECENT PROCLAMATION BY THE GOVERNOR OF STATE OF OREGON THAT A THE ALL STATE AND 'COUNTY OFFICES BE CLOSED ON SiTURDAY, JULY'5TH, IT IS RECOMMENDED THAT I! EUGENE CITY OFF-I CES ALSO BE PERMITTED TO CLOSE, THEREBY ALLOWING CITY EMPLOYEES A. THREE DAY HOLIDAY FROM FRIDAY, JULY 4TH OVER THE WEEK-END. THIS WOULD NOT INCLUDE DEPARTMENTS :1 OF PUBLIC SAFETY. II I, II I 3. OFFICIALS OF THE STATE HIGHWAY DEPARTMENT HAVE AGREED TO PRESENT TO THE H'I GHWAY I ,I COMMISSION AT THEIR MEETING ON JULY 10TH THEIR RECOMMENDATION FOR THE INSTALLATION OF. I I TRAFFIC SIGNALS AT THE INTERSECTIONS OF 6TH AND POLK AND 7TH AND POLK; THE CONVERSION I OF EXISTING INSTALLATIONS AT THE INTERSECTIONS OF 6TH AND JEFFERSON AND 7TH A.ND JEFFERSON I WI TH INTER-CONNECTION CABLES BETWEEN POLK, BLAIR AND JEFFERSON STREET INTERSECTIONS WITH Ii I II I A.N ESTI MATED OVER-A.LL COST OF $12,300 TOTA.LING $6, 150 FOR THE CITY'S 50 PER CENT. I TWAS ALSO AGREED TO iNCLUDE THE SYNCHRONIZATION OF THE SIGNAL AT BROA.DWA Y AND MILL STREET FOR NORTH BOUND TRAFF I C- ON THE PACIFIC HIGHWAY WITH THE OTHER SIGNALS ON FRANKLIN BOULEVARD II I N A F U!R THE R ENDEAVOR TO CONTROL FAST MOVING TRAFFIC AROUND THIS CURVE. Ii e I: 4.- .' AFTER F'UR THER CONFE~ENCES ~ITH MRS. VERA TODD CROW RELATIVE TO THE ACQUISITION OF THE 60 BY 140 FOOT TRACT OF GROUND FOR THE OPENING OF PORTLAND STREET, MRS.' CROW HAS I AGREED TO ACCEPT $2,000 FOR PAYMENT I N FULL FOR THIS LOT. INASMUCH AS THE APPRAISAL OF THIS GROUND IS $1,800 AND THE SALE OF IT WOULD INVOLVE ( I N MR S . CRbw's ESTIMATIO~J A . CERTAIN DEPRECIATION TO THE REMAINING PROPERTY, IT IS RECOMMENDED THAT THE CI TV COUNCIL I A.UTHOR I ZE THIS PURCHASE AT THE PRICE OF $2,000. I 5. UPON RECEIPT OF A LETTER FROM MR. R. O. DWIGANS WHO OWNS PROPERTY ON THE NORTH SI DE. Ii OF MAHLON SWEET AIRPORT, A STUDY HAS BE.EN MADE OF THE POSSIBILITY OF EXCHANGING CITY Ii OWNED PROPERTY ON THE EAST SIDE OF THE AIRPORT AND PROPERTY ON .THE NORTH SIDE I N AN II ENDEAVOR TO ACQUIRE A.DD IT I-ONAL GROUND FOR THE EXTENSION OF A NORTH/SOUTH RUNWAY FOR Ii F U TV R E AIRPORT EXPANSION. II II IT IS RECOMMENDED THAT THIS BE REFERRED TO THE AIRPORT AND FINANCE COMMITTEES FOR II I I FUTURE CONSIDERATION. II II 6. :A CHECK HAS BEEN MADE WliH THE LANE COUNTY COURT AND MR. H. G. CHI C-KERI NG JR., CON- i: SULTING PHOTOGRAMMETRIST, RELATIVE TO ACQUIRING TWO AERIAL PHOTOGRAPHS OF THE CITY OF ,: II EUGENE, UNDER THE PRESENT PLANS OF THE COUNTY FOR AERIAL MAPPING OF THE ENTIRE AREA. IT Ii IS ESTIMATED THAT THESE TWO MAPS WILL COST ABOUT $QOO AND WILL BE I NC LUDED IN. THt Ii ENGINEER'S BUDGET FOR THE YEAR 1952-53 UNDER THE ITEM ENGINEERING S~UDIES & SURVEYS. II A CHECK WITH THE ARMY ENGINEERS SHOWS THEIR MOST RECENT AERIAL PHOTOGRAPHS WERE . pit e TAKEN IN FEBRUARY 1950, BUT WERE NOT &:OMP'ILETEDAS THEY COVER ONLY THE WILLAMETTE RIVER ~ I il /i ,