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<br /> 1 I. COUNCIL BILL No. 1346 RELATIVE TO 1I CENS lNG, REGULATING AND LEVYING AN OCCUPATION TAX
<br /> I: UPON OW'NERS AND' OPERATORS OF THEATRES, VAUDEVILLE HOUSES, MOTION PICTURE, SHOWS AND OTHER
<br /> EXHIBITION HALLS WAS AGA.I N REVI EWED. THIS COUNCIL BILL RECEIVED IJ>S FIRST READING A~ THE
<br /> II REGULAR COUNCIL MEETING ON JUNE 9TH AND WAS REFERRED TO THE JUDICIARY COMMITTEE FOR FURTHER
<br /> STUDY. OPERATORS OF ALL THEATRES WITHIN THE CI~YOF EUGENE WERE SENT A. COPY OF THIS
<br /> COUNCIL BILL WITH A.N INVITATION TO MEET WITH THE JUDICI~Y COMMITTEE AT I I : 30 A. M. ON
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<br /> FRIDAY, JUNE 20TH, AND TO OFFER ANY COMMENTS OR RECOMMENDATIONS IN CONNECTION WITH THIS
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<br /> ti,' PRoposED ORDINANCE. IT WAS AGAIN BROUGHT OUT THAT THIS ORD'I NANCE WAS IN LINE WITH OTHER
<br /> Q) OCCUPATION TAXES RELATIVE TO THE AMUSEMENT PROFESSION AND THERE WERE APPARENTLY NO OBJEC-
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<br /> e::t IT WAS RECOMMENDED BY THE COMMI TTEE THAT THIS COUNCIL BILL BE PASSED AT THE NEXT
<br /> COUNCIL MEETI NG.
<br /> 2. THE REQUEST TO REPEAL ORDI NANCE- No. 8541 WHICH LIMIJ,S THE USE OF POWER SPEAKERS,
<br /> CALLIOPES OR OTHER NOISE MAKING, MUSIC MAK I NG' OR SPEECH MAKING DEVICE, TO MAKING ANNOUNCE-
<br /> MENTS OF GENERAL PUBLI C INTEREST AND DOES NOT PERMIT SAME TO BE USED FOR A.DVERTISING OR
<br /> e COMMERCIAL PURPOSES.
<br /> IT WAS RECOMMEND~D'BY THE COMMITTEE THAT NO ACT'ION BE TAKEN.
<br /> 3. THE CITY MANAGER RECOMMENDED THAT THE FOLLOWING EQUIPMENT BE PURCHASED FOR THE FIRE
<br /> DEPARTMENT OUT OF THE REMAINING BALANCE OF $5,100.00 IN THE 1951-52 BUDGET:
<br /> 1 FIVE ~ELF-CONTAINED GAS MASKS $ 1,400.00 .
<br /> 500 FEET OF 1-1/2" HOSE 750.00
<br /> ONE LOW PRICE AUTOMOBILE 2,053-.00
<br /> I TOTAL $ 4,203.00
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<br /> II THE DEPARTMENT NOW HAS ONLY THREE 'SELF-CONTAINED MASKS. THE ABOVE PRICE WOULD INCLUDE
<br /> CONVERTING THESE TO THIRTY MINUTE SIZE AND THE PURCHASE OF A.N ADDITIONAL FIVE FOR USE IN
<br /> HEAVY SMOKE FIRES. THIS WILL ALLOW TWO OF THESE GAS MASKS TO EACH COMPANY.
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<br /> I TO KEEP ADEQUATE HOSE ON HAND.
<br /> I THE ADD I T I, 0 N A L HOSE IS NECESSARY IN CURRENT ENDEAVORS
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<br /> I THE NEW CAR WILL BE UTILIZED FOR THE CHIEF AND ASSISTANT CHIEF ON 24 HOUR CA.LL AND
<br /> Ii PRESENT 1948 PONTIAC NOW USED BY THE CHIEF WILL BE ASSIGNED TO THE FIRE MARSHALL'S .
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<br /> . OFFICE FOR FIRE INSPECTIONS THROUGHOUT THE CITY AND WILL ALSO BE ON 24 HOUR CALL.
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<br /> 4. IT WAS RECOMMENDED THAT BIDS BE CALLED FOR THE AUDITING OF THE CITY BOOKS FOR THE
<br /> FISCAL YEAR BEGINNING JULY I , 1952, BIDS TO BE OPENED AT 3:00 P.M. ON JULY 10TH FOR
<br /> COUNCIL ACTION JULY 14TH. "
<br /> IN THE MATTER OF THE EQUIPMENT FOR THE FIRE DEPARTMENT IT WAS MOVED BY BOOTH, SECONDED BY
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<br /> i CRUMBAKER THAT THE REPORT OF THE COMMI TTEE BE ADOPTED. MOTION CARRIED AFTER ROLLCALL VOTE .
<br /> IT WAS MOVED BY BOOTH, SECONDED BY CRUMBAKER THAT THE BALANCE OF THE REPORT OF THE FIN A NC E
<br /> 1 AND JUDICIARY COMMITTEE BE ADOPTED. MOTION CARRIED.
<br /> 7 I ' A MEETI NG OF THE PUBLIC WORKS, FINANCE & AIRPORT COMMITTEES - RE: BI D OPENING FOR AIRPORT
<br /> ADMINISTRATION BUILDINGj 72" SEWER OUTFALL LINE; AND BIb CALL FOR LOADER WAS SUBMITTED AND
<br /> READ AS FOLLOWS:
<br /> "A MEETING OF THE PUBlI C WORKS, FINANCE AND AIRPORT COMMITTEES WAS HELD ON JUNE 23,
<br /> 1952 WITH THE FOLLOWING PRESENT: MAYOR JOHNSONj COUNCILMEN CRUMBAKER, BOOTH, GODLOVE,
<br /> e SIEGENTHALER A.ND WA TSONj CITY MANAGERj GRAHAM SMITH A~D RALPH RODERICK, CONSULTING ENGINEER.
<br /> I. THE FOUR BIDS FOR THE FIRST PORTION OF THE AIRPORT ADMINISTRATION BUILDING AT MAHLON
<br /> SWEET AIRPORT WHICH WERE OPENED AT I I :00 A.M. DAYLIGHT STANDARD TIME I'N THE COUNCIL CHAMBERS
<br /> ON JUNE 23, 1952 WERE REVIEWED BY THE COMMITTEE. IT WAS RECOMMENDED THAT THE COUNCIL ACCEPT
<br /> THE LOW BID OF THE BICKFORD CONSTRUCTION COMPANY IN THE AMOUNT OF $90,400, ASSUMING THAT
<br /> C.A.A. WOULD SHARE ON A 56.06% BASIS, TOTALING $54,688.77 FOR THE C.A.A. AND $42,865.23
<br /> FOR THE (I TV OF EUGENE, TO~ALING 197,554.00 WHICH INCLUDES THE lOW BID OF $90,400 PLUS
<br /> 6% fOR ARCHITECTS FEES AMOUNTING TO $5,424.00 PLUS $1,690.00 FOR ENGINEERING AND CON-
<br /> TINGENCIES PLUS $40.00 FOR ADMI NI STRATI ON.
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<br /> THIS BID INCLUDES ADEQUATE FACILITIES FOR THE WEATHER BUREAU, C.A.A., AS WELL AS
<br /> THE ALTERNATE FOR A CONTROL TOWER LISTED AT $17,800 I N THE LOW BID, TO BE COMPLETED WITHIN
<br /> 130 WORKI NG DAYS AFTER THE AWARD OF THE CONTRACT. THE AWARD ,OF THE BID ON THIS BASIS
<br /> WOULD ENTAIL AN ADDITIONAL EXPENDITURE BY THE CITY OF EUGENE OF $7,9"78.23. IT WAS
<br /> RECOMMENDED THAT THIS ADDITIONAL AMOUNT BE INCLUDED IN THE 1952-53 BUDGET BY MEANS OF
<br /> 1 TRANSFERRING $5,000 FROM THE EMERGENCY FUND AND CARRYING FORWARD AN ADDITIONAL $2,978.23
<br /> BALANCE o'N JUNE 30, 1952.
<br /> 2. THE COMMITTEE REVIEWED THE TWO BIDS SUBMITTED FOR THE FABRICATION OF 500 FEET OF 72-
<br /> INCH REINFORCED CONCRETE TI LE. IT WAS ~ECOMME~DED THAT THE LOW BID OF THE EUGENE CONCRETE
<br /> PIPE COMPANY BE ACCEPTED AT $18.84 PER LI NE ~ L FOOT, TOTALING $9,420.00 TO BE COMPLETED
<br /> WITHIN 80 DAYS AfTER THE EXECUTION OF THE CONTRACT.
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