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<br /> - FROM POLK TO JEFFERSON ESTIMATED COST OF
<br /> INTERCONNECTING CABLES TO BLAIR. THE $12,3.00 I
<br /> IS TO BE SHARED 50-50 BY THE STATE AND THE CITY. II
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<br /> IT WAS MOVED BY CRUMBAKER, SECONDED BY ALLEN THAT THE REPORT OF "HE CITY MANAGER BE
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<br /> REPORTS OF COMMITTEES I
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<br /> 9 /A REPORT OF THE FINANCE AND PUBLIC WORKS.COMMITTEES - RE: BID OPENINGS; SEWAGE DISPOSAL I
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<br /> PLANT; PUBL f.c IMPROVEMENTS IN REGARD TO PRIVATE PARTIES; SIDEWALK ON CHAMBERS BETWEEN 16TH I
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<br /> AND' "8TH 'AVENUE; VARI ANCES; SI'DEWA.LK ON E. 24TH FROM WILLAMETTE TO PEARL WAS SUBMITTED AND 1\
<br /> READ AS FOLLOWS:
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<br /> "/!. MEETING OF THE F I NANCE .AND PUBLIC WORKS COMMiTTEES WAS HELD ON JULY I I , 1952 II
<br /> WITH THE FOLLOWING PRESENT: COUNCILMEN CRUMBAKER, BOOTH; GODLOVE, KOPPE, AND SI EGENTHALER;!I
<br /> CI TY MANAGER; CITY RECORDER, AND ASSISTANT ENGINEER. II
<br /> BID OPENINGS A; THE COMMITTEE PAVING OF FIRST AVENUE II
<br /> I. . REVIEWED THE BIDS FOR THE II e
<br /> FROM BLAIR BLVD. TO THE WEST CITY LIMITS, AND CONCURRED WITH THE RECOMMENDATION OF THE CI TY Ji
<br /> ENGINEER THAT THE BID OF THE WESTERN CONSTRUCTION COMPAN~ I N "FH E AMOUNT OF $24,034. I 9 BE I
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<br /> ACCEPTED FOR SEVEN INCHES OF CONCRETE PAVI NG. ' THE LOW BID ON FIVE I NC H E S OF ASPHALTIC I:
<br /> CONCRETE PAVI NG WA.S SUBMITTED BY ACME CONSTRUCTION COMPANY IN THE AMOUNT OF $21,322.50. II
<br /> I TWAS FELT THAT THE SEVEN INCH CONCRETE PAVING WAS JUSTIFIABLE INASMUCH AS THIS STREET
<br /> WILL BE SERVI NG HEAVY INDUSTRIAL AND COMMERCIAL BUSINESSES. I!
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<br /> B. AFTER REV I'EW I NG THE RESULTS FROM THE BID OPENING IN CONNECTION WITH THE CITY Ii I
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<br /> FOR THE YEAR 1952-53, .1 TWAS RECOMMENDED THAT TH~COUNCIL AUTHORI ZE PERCY W. II
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<br /> BR.OWN AND COMPANY TO CONTINUE THEIR AUDITING OF THE CITY'S FINANCIAL RECORDS FOR THE [I
<br /> YEAR 1952-53. II
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<br /> C. THE RESULTS OF THE SEWAGE DISPOSAL BID OPENING WAS REPORTED WITH PRELIMINARY Ii
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<br /> TABULATIONS SHOWING LEE HOFFMAN, PORTLAND CONTRACTOR, LOW AT A FIGURE OF $735,320 FOR II
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<br /> COMPLETION WITH 390 WORKING DAYS; FRED J. EARLY, SAN FRANCISCO, SECOND LOW WITH A TOTAL II
<br /> PRICE OF $739,Y54 WITH COMPLETION DATE SET WITHIN 310 WORKING DAYS. No RECOMMENDATION il
<br /> WA.S MADE AS MR. RODERICK, CONSULTI~G ENGINEER, WILL MAKE A COMPLETE PRESENTATION AND "
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<br /> RECOMMENDATION TO THE COUNCIL ON JULY 14TH. II
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<br /> 2. IN CONNECTION WITH THE CONSTRUCTION OF THE SEWAGE DISPOSAL PL ANT, IT WAS BROUGHT Ii
<br /> OUT THAT IMMEDIATE SALE OF THE SEWAGE DISPOSAL BONDS WOULD EFFECT A BETTER RATE OF II .
<br /> INTEREST THAN IF DELAYED. A RECAPITULATION OF THE SEWAGE DI SPOSA.L FINANCING PROGRAM
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<br /> SHOWED A NECESSITY FOR THE ISSUANCE OF A $650,000 BOND ISSUE. IN ACCORDANCE WITH A II
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<br /> RECOMMENDATION FROM THE CITY MANAGER AND F I NA.NC E OFFICER, THE COMMITTEE RECOMMENDED I
<br /> THAT THE COUNCIL AUTHORIZE THIS $650,000 SEWAGE PLANT BOND ISSUE UPON A 12 YEAR BASIS, II
<br /> DISCOUNTED TO 98 PER CENT, CALLABLE SEVEN YEARS FROM DATE OF (SSUE, INVERSE NUMERICA.L i'
<br /> ORDER TO BE OPENED THURSDAY, AUGUST 14; AT 10:00 A.M. DAYLIGHT SAVING TIME, AND TO BE :1
<br /> ACTED UPON 'AT AN ADJOURNED COUNCIL MEETING AT 4:00 P.M. THE SAME DATE. I
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<br /> 3. THE CITY MANAGER BROUGHT UP THE NECESSITY OF ADOPTING AN ORDINANCE STI PULATING ::
<br /> ,THAT PRIVATE PARTIES AND DEVELOPERS OF REAL ESTATE COMPLY WITH CITY SPECIFICATIONS IN ;1 I
<br /> CONNECTION WITH THE INSTALLATION OF PUBLIC IMPROVEMENTS SUCH AS PAVEMENT, SEWERS, AND II
<br /> SIDEWALKS. THE PROPER PLANS AND SPECIFICATIONS SHOWING ALL EASEMENTS AND RIGHTS OF WAY Ii
<br /> INVOLVED BE APPROVED BY THE CITY ENGINEERING DEPARTMENT IN ACCORDANCE WITH CITY. S P E C I - ,.
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<br /> FlCATIONS, AND THAT A BOND BE FURNISHED COVERING THE REPAIR AND DEFECTS FOR SAID IMPROVE- I!
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<br /> MENTS FOR A PERIOD OF ONE YEAR, THAT DATES OF COMPLETION BE SHOWN ON ALL WORK UNDERTAKEN, ,
<br /> AND PROPER CLEANUP OF ALL MATERIAL, LITTER, OR RUBBISH BE EXACTED AFTER ALL PROJECTS I
<br /> ARE COMPLETED, AND THAT A FIVE PER CENT ENGINEERING CHARGE BE MADE TO PAY FOR CITY
<br /> ENGINEERING INSPECTIONS. IT WAS RECOMMENDED BY THE COMM I TTE E THAT THE CITY ATTORNEY I
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<br /> BE AUTHORI ZED TO PREPARE SUCH AN ORD I NA.NCE FOR FURTHER STUDY BY THE CITY COUNCIL. I: e
<br /> 4. ' THE COMMI THE REVIEWED THE PETITION FOR THE CONCRETE SIDEWALKSION THE WEST SIDE OF II
<br /> CHAMBERS STREET BETWEEN 16TH AVENUE AND 18TH AVENUE. AFTER NOTING THAT TH IS, I MPROVE-. ,I
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<br /> I MENT WAS REQUESTED BY 100 P,ER CENT OF THE PROPERTY OWNERS, 'I T WAS RECOMMENDED THAT !:
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<br /> 1 WAIVERS BE SIGNED IN ORDER TO COMPLETE THIS WORK PR I OR TO. 'SC HOOL OPENING THIS FALL.
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<br /> 5. VARIANCES A. THE REQUEST OF MR. T. W. CHARLES FOR A. VARIANCE TO PERMIT CONSTRUC- II
<br /> rlON OF A MUSICIAN'S UNION HALL 'ON THE EAST 60 FEET OF HIS PROPERTY LOCATED AT THE I!
<br /> NORTHEAST CORNER OF 25TH AVENUE AND PORTLAND STREET WAS REVIEWED. THE PLANNING
<br /> COMMI.SSION IN STUDYING HIS REQUEST FOR A CHANGE OF CLASSIFICATION FROM R-I SINGLE Ii
<br /> FAMILY RESIDENTIAL TO C-3 RE.COMMENDED THAT THIS VA.RIA.NCE BE GRANTED PROVIDING THE Ii
<br /> A L LE Y T'O THE BUI LDIING WI LL DEDI CATED FOR PUBLIC IT WAS RECOMMENDED I!
<br /> ADJACENT BE USE. II
<br /> THAT i~E COUNCIL'AP~ROVE .THIS VARIANCE PROVIDED THAT THE ADJACENT PROPERTY OWNERS DO
<br /> NOT OBJECT AND PROVIDED PROPER ACCESS WAS FURNISHED FROM PORTLAND STREET AS WELL A.S
<br /> THE DEDICATION OF THE ALLEY AS ABOVE STI PUL/HED. Ii I
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