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<br />HALSEY STEWART & CO., INC. 1
<br />BRAUN, BOSWORTH & CO., INC~
<br />THE MILWAUKEE COMPANY 1959-69 2- _
<br />FOSTER & MARSHALL -1970-74 2-1/4_ II
<br />BU~,NS, CORBETT & PICKARD, ,I~C. $99.2445 1975-78 2-1/2_ $331,305.00 2.2848 _ II
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<br />FOLLOWING AN EXAMINATION OF THE BIDS, IT WAS MOVED BY MR. BOOTH, SECONDED BY DR. CRUM- II
<br />BAKER THAT THE BONDS BE AWARDED TO R. H. MOULTON & COMPANY, BACON, WHIPPLE & COMPANY, KAISER & :1
<br />I COMPANY, WI LLI AM R. STAATS & COMPANY, AND THE BANK OF CAL I FORNI A, N. A. A$ AGENT ON THE BID OF ii
<br />, 98.897 PER $100.00 Of PAR 'VALUE, AND AT I NTEREST RATES OF 1-3/4_ F'OR 1959-66 MATURI TI ESj 2_ II
<br />ON 1967-72 MATURITIES; 2-1/4_ ON 1973-75 MATURITIES; ~ ON 1976-77 MATURITIES; AND 2-'/4_ ON 11
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<br />1978 MATURI TI ES FOR AN AVERAGE I NTEREST RATE OF 2.0899_, AND THAT THE CERTI FI ED CHECKS SUB- 1'1
<br />MITTED WITH THE OTHER BIDS BE R~JURNED. ROLLCALL VOTE. MOTION CARRiED.. I
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<br />RE PORTS OF OFF I CERS II
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<br />4 A REPORT OF THE CITY MANAGER - RE: MONTHLY REPORTS WAS SUBMITTED AND READ AS F'OLLOWS:: ~
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<br />"THE MANAGER AND SECRETARY OF THE EUGENE WATER & ELECTR I C BOARD HAS I NF'ORMED ME ii
<br />THAT THE BOARD, AT THEIR MEETING TONIGHT, WILL CONSIDER AN INCREASE IN THE CHARGES FOR II
<br />ELECTRI CAL ENERGY: AND THE I NSTALL.ATI ON .OF I NTERSECTI ONAL STREET. LI GHTSj ALSO I NCLUDI NG 'I
<br />LAMP REPLACEMENT, CLEANI NG, AND THE LENGTH OF THE AMORTI ZATI ON PERIOD. THI S MATTER WI LL I,
<br />BE BROUGHT BEFORE THE PUBLI C SAFETY COMMI TTEE AT THEI R NEXT MEET! NG. Ii
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<br />I AGAIN WIStl'TO REMIND YOU THAT THE LEAGUE O'F OREGON CITIES ARE INVITING CITY il I'
<br />OF'FICIALS TO SEND TO THE LEAGUE.OFfICt THEIR,QUESTIONS OR SUGGESTIONS FOR THE 1954 CON- !t
<br />VENTION TO BE HELD IN PORTLAND'NoVEMBER 14TH TO 17TH INCLUSIVE. ANY QUESTION OR SUGGES- II
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<br />TIONS YOU,MAY HAVE WILL BE TRANSMITTED TO T!'iE L,EAGUE BY MR. BEISTEL OR MYSELF. ii
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<br />THE VALUE OF' THE BUILDING PERMITS FOR THE MONTH OF SEPTEMBER AMOUNTED TO $303,930 :(
<br />WHICH IS LESS THAN ONE-HALf_THf::AMOU.NT )~SUED-rOR,THE SAME PERIOD A YEAR AGO. I,
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<br />THE FIRE DEPARTMENT ANSWERED 43 ALARMS OUR I NG THE MONTH, WH I CH ARE AS FOLLOWS: 21 !I
<br />I DWEL:l.A N,GS; 3 Busi NESS HOUSES; 9G.RA~S fl RES; 2.cARS; 2 SMOKE SCARES; 2 ASSI STANCE CALLS il
<br />I AND 4 RURAL CALLS. THE FIREMEN INSTALLED A 3,OPO ~.P.M. TURRET ~OZZLE ON. .THE DODGE POWER !'I
<br />WAGON AND THE ENTIRE FIGHTING CREW HAS BEEN STUDYING THE LOCATION OF HYDRANTS IN THE NEWLY II ~
<br />ANNEXED AREA TO THE WEST. Ii .
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<br />YOU'WILL NOTE; FROM YOUR COpy OF' THE POLICE REPORT THAT. THE GENERAL CRIMINAL ACTION Ii
<br />HAS INCREASED SOMEWHAT DURING T~E MONT~ OF- SEPTEMBER WHICH is EXPECTED DURING THE. FALL II
<br />AND WI NTER MONTHS. WE HAD 310 CASES REPORTED AS COMPARED WI TH 261 FOR THE MONTH OF' ':i
<br />AUGUST. OUR OFFICERS RECOVERED PROPERTY VALUED AT NEARLY $6,000, THE MAJORITY OF WHICH :!
<br />HAS BEEN,' RETURNED TO .THE OWNERS. THE PAl NT AN.O SI GN CREW USED 98 GALLONS Of PAl NT ;!
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<br />i INSTALLING 42 TRAfFIC SIGNS AND REPAIRING 56 SCHOOL AND fOUR STANDARD CROSS-WALKS IN :1
<br />, THE INTEREST OF PEDESTRIAN SAFETY. THE TRAFFIC ELECTRICIAN RE-TIMED ALL SIGNALS TO . :1
<br />OBTAIN THE BEST POSSIBLE PROGRESSION AND COMPLETELY OVER-HAULED SIX TRAFFIC SIGNALS, I!
<br />AND ONE NEW SI GNAL WAS ADDED AT 8TH AND CHARNEL TON STREET. f!
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<br />OlJR TRAF'fl.C.SAF'ETY ENfORCE~ENT POLICY IS PAYING DIVIDENTS., TODAY, THE CITY Of. ;1 1
<br />EUGENE HAS GONE 365 DAYS WITHOUT A fATALITY AND I AM SURE THE MAYOR HAS SOME COMMENTS !I
<br />TO MAKE ON THI S RECORD. tt :1
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<br />IT WAS MOVED BY DR. CRUMBAKER, ~ECONDED BY MR. BOOTH THAT THE REPORT Of THE CITY MANAGER :1
<br />BE RECE I VED AND PLACED ON FILE. MOTION CARRI ED. :\
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<br />5 I THE,MAYOR COMME.NJED UPON THE OUrSrANOING ACHIEVEMENT Of NO fATAL TRAFFIC ACCIDENTS IN '
<br />I THE CITY fOR THE PAST 365 DAYS AND CONGRATULATED THE CITIZENS OF THE CITY, THE POLICE DEPART- ~
<br />! MENT AND THE VARIOUS CIVIC AGENCIES THAT HAVE WORKED IN BEHALF OF TRAFfiC S~fETY. HE ALSO READ
<br />A CONGRATULATORY LETTER F'ROM THE GOVERNOR AS FOLLOWS: I
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<br />. "I AM INfORMED THAT ON THIS DATE_ EUGENE HAS COMPLETED TWELVE FULL MONTHS WITHOUT :1
<br />II A TRAfqC FATALITY WITHIN ITS MU.NICIPAL ,LIMITS, AN ACC9MPLISHMEHilTUNMATCHED SINCE 1940. !;
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<br />SUCH A RECORD IS EXCEPTIONALLY WORTHY OF NOTE, PARTICULARLY IN VIEW OF EUGENE'S 'I:
<br />RAP I 0 GROWTH AND THE COMPLEXI TY OF ., TS TRAfF'1 C PROBLEMS.!
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<br />I N THESE DAYS Of UNPARALLELED TRAF'F'I C VOLUME AND CONSEQUENT CONGEST I ON I N URBAN i!
<br />AREAS, EUGENE '5 ACHI EVEMENT I S TRULY OUT-STANDI NG. 'TI NDI CATES A. CONSIDERABLE DEGREE !i
<br />Of SUCCESS IN COPI NG WI TH YOUR CI TY' S HAZARDS. As YOU KNOW, SUCCESS CAN ONLY RESULT j:
<br />FROM ALERT AND VIGOROUS OfFICIAL EFfORT BACKED BY PUBLIC COOPERATION AND SUPPORT. (
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<br />MAY I EXTEND MY SINCERE CONGRATULATIONS TO YOU, YOUR OF'FICIAL F'AMILY, AND ESPECIALLY I' -
<br />TO THE PEOPLE OF EUGENE FOR PROV} NG TH~T I NCREASI NG TRAfFl C NEED NOT BRI NG I NCREASED LOSS !I 1
<br />OF LI FE THROUGH TRAF"FI C ACC IDENT;3 ~ tt 'i
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<br />REPRESENTATIVES fROM THE SECRETARY OF STATE'S OFFICE, THE EUGENE-LANE COUNTY ASSOCIATION I,
<br />OF 'NSURANC~' AGENTS AN.o THE :EUGENE . SArETY COUNC I L WERE PRESENT AND ADDED THE I R COMMENDATION ill
<br />AND CONGRATULATIONS. i
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