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<br /> 3RD FOR PAVING 29TH AVENUE FROM WI LLAMETTE TO EAST LI'NE OF PARKDALE - $1,719.56.
<br /> 2ND AND F I NA.L FOR PAVING 18TH FROM POLK TO CHAMBERS - $1,123.33.
<br /> 2ND PAVING FIRST AVENUE FROM BLAIR BLVD. TO WEST CITY LIMITS - $9,434.69. ,
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<br /> 3RD A.ND F I NA.L FOR PAVING ARTHUR F~OM 18TH TO SOUTH CITY LIMITS - $1,194.59. I,
<br /> 1ST FOR PAVING 19TH PLACE FROM ARTHUR TO CLEVELAND - $1,159.15.
<br /> 3RD AND FINAL FOR PA.VI NG 26TH AVENUE FROM WI LLAMETTE TO PEARL - $252.88. I
<br /> 3RD AND FINAL FOR PAVING 21ST FROM HILYARD TO ALDER STREET - $1,514.19. II
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<br /> 2ND MONTHLY TO LEE HOFFMA.N FOR SEWAGE TREATMENT PLANT - $78,514.67. I!
<br /> IT WAS MOVED BY BOOTH, SECONDED BY CRUMBAKER CITY I:
<br /> THA T THE ESTIMATES AS CERTIFIED BY THE II
<br /> ENGINEER A.ND THE CONTRACTORS, BE APPROVED AND THE PROPER CITY OFFICERS BE AUTHORI ZED TO rSSUE "
<br /> WARRANTS.IN PAYMENT OF THE SAME. ROLLCALL VOTE. MOTION CARRIED. Ii e
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<br /> REPORTS OF OFFICERS Ii
<br />3 CI TY MANAGER'S REPORT - I . IN EXPRESSING APPRECIATION FOR THE PRIVILEGE OF ATTENDI NG THE I'
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<br /> 38TH ANNUAL CONFERENCE OF THE INTERNATIONAL CITY MANAGER'S ASSOCIATION, THE CI TY MANAGER BRIEFLY Ii
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<br /> OUTLINED TOPICS OF PARTICULAR INTEREST INCLUDING PERSONNEL ADMINISTRATION, MUNICIPAL FINANCES Ii
<br /> AND PUBLIC RELATIONS. A BRIEF REPORT WAS. GIVEN OF DEPA.RTMENTAL ACTIVITIES AND CAPLTAL IMPROVE- II I
<br /> MENT PROJECTS.
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<br /> 2. UNDER PREVIOUS COUNCIL AUTHORITY, BIDS HAVE BEEN RECEIVED FOR THE PURCHASE OF A PICK-UP
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<br /> TRUCK FOR THE SEWA.GE TREA.TMENT PLANT. . THE CITY MANAGER RECOMMENDED THE PURCHASE OF THE LOW
<br /> BID OF ED LORENCE AND COMPANY TOTALING $1,409.48 FOR.AN INTERNATIONAL MODEL L-I 10, ONE-HALF II
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<br /> 3. THE MANAGER ADVISED THAT ARRANGEMENTS HAD BEEN MADE WITH SCHOOL DISvRICT #4 TO MEET IN II
<br /> ON MONDAY, NOVEMBER 3, 1952 AT 7:30 TO DISCUSS II
<br /> THEIR A.DMI NI STRATI VE OFFICES P.M. POSSI BI LI TY. :1
<br /> OF THE CITY ACQUIRING FRANCIS WILLARD SCHOOL PROPERTY. "
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<br /> 4. A REPORT WAS GIVEN.OF ARRANGEMENTS MADE FOR MEETLNG,WITH THE BUREAU OF THE BUDGET IN ~ r
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<br /> WASHINGTON, D. C. ON TUESDAY, OCTOBER 2 I , 1952 TO,REQUEST AN ADDITIONAL $240,000 APPROPR I AT I QN ,.
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<br /> FOR AMAZON IMPROVEMENT AS WELL AS CONCLUSION OF THE ENTIRE PROJECT IN THE OMNIBUS,BILL EARLY . Ii .
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<br /> IN 1953. "
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<br /> A REPORT OF. AIRPORT ADMINISTRATION BUILDING II
<br /> 5. THE I NCl:UDI NG THE FACT THAT WORD HAS BEEN L
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<br /> RECEIVED FROM WASHINGTON CIVIL AERONAUTICS ADMINISTRATION OFFICE THA.T THE COMMUNICATIONS :,
<br /> STATION WOULD NOT BE I NSTA.LLED IN THE CONTROL TOWER. INASMUCH AS THE BUILDING WAS DESIGNED II
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<br /> FOR THIS OPERATION A.ND THAT ONE OF THE MAIN REASONS FOR THE PARTICIPATION IN THECC'DN-
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<br /> STRUCTION OF. THE ADMINISTRATION BUILDING WAS TO OBTAIN CONTROLLED OPERATIONS A. T THE EARLIEST I
<br /> POSS I:BU; DATE . I TWAS RECOMMENDED THAT EVERY EFFORT BE .MADE TO OBTAIN ADMINISTRATIVE WAIVER_, II
<br /> IN WASHINGTON D. C. TO PERMIT THE COMMUNI CA.TI ONS STATION TO BE I NSTA.LLED IN THE CONTROL TOWER. I I
<br /> THE CITY MANAGER ADVISED THAT HE HA.D MADE AN APPOINTMENT WIT~ MR. HORNE, ADMINISTRATOR OF THE I I
<br /> C.A.A. TO DISCUSS THIS PROBLEM ON MONDAY, OCTOBER 20, 1952. :1
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<br /> IT WAS MOVED BY CRUMBAKER, SECONDED BY BOOTH THAT THE PROPOSAL OF THE ED'LoRENCE COMPANY Ii
<br /> TO FURNISH ONE 1/2 TON INTERNATIONAL PICK-UP TRUCK BE ACCEPTED AT T.HE BID OF $1,409.48 AND Ii
<br /> THAT THE CITY MA NA.GER BE AUTHORI ZED TO PURCHASE THE TRUCK. ROLLCALL VOTE. MOTION CARRIED. "
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<br /> IT WAS MOVED BY CRUMBAKER, SECONDED BY BOOTH THAT THE BALANCE OF THE REPORT OF THE CITY Ii
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<br />4 A REPORT.OF THE COUNCIL COMM I TTE E - RE: RIVERVIEW ANNEXATION.WAS SUBMITTED AND READ AS Ii
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<br /> itA MEETING OF THE COUNCIL AS A COMMI TTEE WAS HELD ON WEDNESDAY, OCTOBER 8, 1952
<br /> WITH THE FOLLOWING PRESENT: MAYOR JOHNSONj COUNCILMEN BOOTH, GODLOVE, KOPPE, SIEGENTHALER Ii
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<br /> AND WATSONj CI TY MANAGER; PLANNING CONSULTANTj CITY ENGINEER AND CITY RECORDER. I'
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<br /> I. THE COMMI TTEE DROVE OVER THE R,VERV,EW AREA TO REVIEW THE BOUNDARIES OF THE AREA Ii
<br /> PETITIONED FOR ANNEXATION~AT,THE LAST REGULA.R COUNCIL MEETI NG.., I TWAS NOTED THAT 133 ~ jl
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<br /> PETITION REQUESTING ANNEXATION TO THE CITY It
<br /> OF THE RESIDENTS.IN THIS AREA HAD SIGNED THE "
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<br /> WHILE 57 HAD S I, G NED PETI TIONS OPPOSING ANNEXATION, SHOWING A PRE~ERENCE,OF. OVER T\~O TO ~ ,I
<br /> ONE IN FAVOR OF ANNEXING THI S AREA. !i
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<br /> IT WAS RECOMMENDED ELECTION TO'8[' HELD ON . -. -
<br /> THAT THE COUNCIL AUTHORI ZE AN ANNEXATION
<br /> TUESDAY., DECEMBER 2, 1952 WITH THE I:iEARING SET AT THE REGlJLAR CITY COUNCIL'M~ETING ON
<br /> OCTOBER 27TH AND THAT PROPER ORDINANCES BE PREPARED FOR PASSAGE AT THIS HEARING. Ii
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