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~400 e - - . 1 6 THIS BEING THE DATE SET fOR THE OPENING AND CONSIDERATION Of BIDS ON THE SALE OF I $227,020.72 BANCROfT IMPROVEMENT BONDS, SERIES "H" , THE CITY RECORDER REPORTED THE RECEIPT OF TWO BIDS, PUBLICLY OPENED AT 10:00 A.M. ON JUNE 22, 1953. THE BIDS WERE TABULATED AS fOLLOWS: I PURCHASE PRICE INTEREST NET INTEREST EFFECTIVE i BIDDER PER $100 PAR VALUE RATE COST TO CITY I NTEREST RATE I 11 FIRST NATIONAL BANK ~ I OF EUGENE, OREGON $ 100.00 1954-1955 - 6% I 1956:::1963 - 3% $ 40,981.24 3. I 35% I II BL YTH &. CO. AND EUGENE 1954-1963 - 2.75% " BRANCH OF THE U. S. ADD'N. I NT. OF 2.5% I I NATIONAL BANK Of FOR FIRST YEAR ON II PORTLAND 100.00 ALL BONDS 41,618.59 3.184% ,I " FOLLOWING AN EXAMINATION OF THE BIDS, IT WAS MOVED BY BOOTH, SECONDED BY OWEN THAT THE I e BID BE AWARDED TO FIRST NATIONAL BANK OF EUGENE ON THE BID OF $100.00 FOR $100.00 PAR VALUE I AND AT THE INT~REST RATES OF 6% ON 1954 AND 1955 AND '3% ON 1956 THROUGH 1963 MATURITIES AND I THAT THE CERTIFIED CHECKS SUBMITTED WITH THE OTHER BIDS BE RETURNED. ROLLCALL VOTE. MOTION !I CARRIED. :1 I' d REPORTS OF OFFICERS il 7 MAYOR JOHNSON - TELEPHONE RATE HEARINGS. I I, II I: I T WAS MOVED BY CRUMBAKER, SECONDED BY BOOTH THAT THE CITY BE REPRESENTED AT THE ii TELEPHONE RATE HEARINGS. MOTION CARRIED. II ;i 8 CITY MANAGER'S REPORT II :1 I ii " ! I. HOUSE AT 2400 UNIVERSITY - IT WAS MOVED BY CRUMBAKER, SECONDED BY BOOTH THAT THE CITY Ii MANAGER BE \ AT 2400 UNIVERSITY STREET. I INSTRUCTED TO CALL fOR BI~S ON HOUSE AND GARAGE :1 " I 2. LETTER FROM GRAHAM &. COMPANY, ARCHITECTS WAS READ, AND LETTER FROM SO. ROSENBERG WAS II READ FOR RECORDS. II ", , Ii ,I 3. NOTICE ON STATE HIGHWAY LANDSCAPING PROJECT READ. II .. :1 " 4. IT WAS MOVED BY BOOTH, SECONDED BY OWEN THAT THE COUNCIL APPROVE FUNDS AND CHANGE-O~ER Ii " OF RADIO TRANSMITTER FOR POLICE COMMUNICATIONS AND AUTHORIZE CITY MANAGER TO REQUEST F.C.C. il TO CHANGE FREQUENCY FOR NEW TRANSMITTER. ROLLCALL VOTE. MOTION CARRIED. I' " " 5. CENTRAL LANE COUNTY PLANNING COMMISSION REPORT Of BUfORD WAS REFERRED BY MAYOR TO il PLANNING COMMITTEE OF THE COUNCIL FOR STUDY IN CONNEC~ION WI TH SCHEDULED HEARINGS. ': I 6. COMMUNICATION fROM WILLAMETTE VALLEY LUMBER OPERATORS ASSOCIATION WAS READ - RE: REQUEST I TO BUILD OFfiCE BUILDING AT 1243 PEARL STREET. II I I " Ii IT WAS MOVED BY CRUMBAKER, SECONDED BY BOOTH THAT THE COMMUNICATION BE REFERRED TO THE Ii PUBLIC WORKS COMMITTEE. MOTION CARRIED. Ii Ii . .,- I: REPORTS OF COMMITTEES I, I, '! , 9 A REPORT OF THE HEALTH &. JUDICIARY COMMITTEES - RE: REQUEST FOR INCREASE IN GARBAGE I: RATES WAS SUBMITTED AND READ AS FOLLOWS: If e . I "A MEETING Of THE HEALTH AND JUDICIARY COMMITTEE WAS HELD ON JUNE 18, 1953 WITH ,; Ii THE FOLLOWING PRESENT: MAYOR JOHNSON; COUNCILMEN CRUMBAKER, BOOTH, KOPPE AND OwEN; CITY II I' MANAGER AND CITY RECORDER; FRANK REID, ATTORNEY; LAWRENCE KRAMER, NICHOLAS SCHELL AND Ii IRVING GUSTAFSON. 11 " " I THE SANITARY DRIVERS fOR AN INCREASE IN THE BASIC PRICE PER MONTH Ii REQUEST OF THE I' FOR SERVICES RENDERED IN THE REMOVAL OF GARBAGE WAS STUDIED. IT WAS BROUGHT OUT BY THE Ii " SANITARY DRIVERS AND THEIR ATTORNEY, MR. REID, THAT THEIR EXPENSES HAD INCREASED TO WHERE II " THEY fELT THEY WERE JUSTIfiED IN REQUESTING THE FOLLOWING SCHEDULE OF COLLECTION RATES; II (No. 9799) PASSED I I THAT THESE EXPENSES HAD INCREASED SINCE THE ADOPTION OF THE ORDINANCE '! NOTED BETWEEN SALEM, PORTLAND AND COOS BAY. ii I N MARCH, g.951. COMPARATIVE RATES WERE Ii i I' I AN €N~EAVOR TO DISTINGUISH SERVICES I I IN CONNECTION WITH APARTMENT HOUSES AS TO WHETHER I, II THEY SHOULD BE CLASSIFIED COMMERCIAL OR RESIDENTIAL WAS MADE; FOR INSTANCE, A DUPLEX UNDER :\ , i THE RESIDENTIAL RATE FOR ONE PI~K- UP Of TWO CANS PER WEEK WOULD COST $1.90 WHILE UNDER !I I I THE COMMERICAL RATE IT WOULD COST $2.25 UNDER EXISTING RATES. IT' WAS BROUGHT OUT THAT AS " ; !' LONG AS APRRTMENT HOUSES CONSISTED OF SINGLE FAMILY SNITS WITH FAMILIES LIVING THEIR UPON " " A PERMANENT BASIS, IT WAS DiffiCULT TO UNDERSTAND WH~ THEY SHOULD COME UNDER THE COMMERC I AL II I, II II I I II \ e , " Ii ~ "